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ADJUSTMENTS thus EVENING,

The ORLEANs.-Verdi's grand opera, Jerusalem, >
is announced for tonight, with Messieurs Lonaut,
Taste and Villa aud Mile Paola in the cast
The VARIETIES For the benefit of Mr.. Philip
Warren, treasurer of the theater, the good comedy
" Swaethearts and Wiyes,n the interlude entitled
Man and the Tiger and the farce Rendezvous,'. ,.
with dances in the interludes, will be performed
This bill will bring out the entire strength of Pa.
cde's star company, the entertainment will be most
excellent, and the beneficiary is entitled to crowded
house.
The AMPHuHEATER.-Th Marsh Juveniles will
perform Fortunio and his Seven Gifted Servants"
fairy extravaganza, aud wind up with "The Toodes.'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-10

Marshal PeIessier has been announced q the Com.
mander Chief Of the army Of observation
The German Diet has decided to keep the princi.
pal portion Of the Federal army contngents ID reai.
ness to march to the defense Of the Federal forts
should they be attacked. szaf
Another corps of the Austrian army has been or
dered to the Ticino. S
dispatch from Turin says that King Victor
Emanuel will proceed to Alessandris, the frontier
post Immediately after the 7th Of May with bis staff
ana viii command the army in person. Sd
RUSSIA has placed fonr additional corps d'arme on
war footng two Of which will advance towards the
Austrian and two towards the Prussian frontier
The Paris Patrie announces that the Emperor and
Prince Napoleon would leave Paris on Wednesday of
next week to join the army Of Italy.
dispatch from Vienna announces that French
troops have arrived at Genoa from Toulon and had
already violated neutral territory by entering the
Sandman territory.
The imperial Guard at Paris have been placed on
war footing, ready to march at moments warning.
II IS reported that the French Minister OF Marine
had forbidden the departure Of any more fishing
boats FOR the Dead Sea fisheries with view OF for
clbly enrolling the crews Of such vessels into the
navy. 154s5 a,5s
The Paris Moniteur officially announces the follow
ing as the chief commanders OF the French army
Marshal Magnan commands the army Of Paris
Marshal Pelissier commands the army Of obserya
ton on the Rhine.
Marshal Castlblane commands the army OF Lyons
Marshal D'Hilliers has been appointed to the com
mand Of the first Corps dArme Of the Alps; Marshal
McMahon the second corps !; Marshal Conrobert, the
third and Gen. Neill the fourth. s
Prince Napoleon has been assigned to the command
Of the Pioneer Corps d'Arme, and Gen. Raudon has
been appointed Major General Of the Army Of the
Alps.
The offensive and defensive treaty of alliance be.
tween France and Russia, it is reported, was con.
cluded on the 22d Of April.
Its announcement caused great excitement in
England. sszai 4
The British channel fleet had sailed with sealed or.
ders but it was supposed it was bound for the Adri
attic. s7,@5.sa.s h. VI.
The London Exchange as well as the Paris Bourse
was greatly excited and is experiencing violent uc
tuations. g4g u a, 4ss5 .t5s
The London Times in an elaborate article upon the
present crisis, says that the announcement Of the
Russo.French alliance produced most startling
effect in England, as it changes in moment the
whole state of affairs.
The Morning Post (Lord Palmerston's organ) com
plains Of the weak policy of England, under the pre-
sent administration, and says that this policy ha
forced France to form an alliance with Russia.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-10
NARROW PLATEs-vULCANTTE BASE.
FACTS VS.. ASSERTION.

Dentists Of this city take pains deprecse the
Vulcauite for Of durability They )udy
fa to prodnce facts to sustain their assertions Those viii
take ths trouble call will be and
undoubed testimony showing that from three years
Constant use makes change whatever and If heat
strongest acids m4k impression to infer that il
vii! last quite as we'll other style.
should be that the Dr.
smi which dipenses with plate covering in the
roof Of the mouth Is equally applicable gold platina
which We use for those who prefer these metals
Having Inserted full sets we can refer to we'll.
known citzeus who, having skill of the hest
Dentists here and at the NORTH vucante vastly
superior for comfort and usefulness metoi Of
the jaw teeth for masticd entirely answers all
the purposes oil the natural teeth.
B. r. SMITH co.
DENTAL SURGEONS,
Rsrn
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X KATHMAN's TROPICAL ROOFING

Cheaper and superior to other Southern
climate. =
It's tested and recognized qualities
LIST. DURABILfTY-euuai 10 tho be ST slate roofs
I'd. Observation-Disclosures any other no crack
or leaks being possible.
3d. BEAUrYIt presents granite like surfac.
%h CHEAPNESSIt costs much less than though 1t is az
good slate wood roof and inferior
composition roofing heretofore offered the public tn.
cost OF cutters and valleys.
9Th. INCoMBUsTBILITY-Itw will resist fire better than
glafe roof.
this climate and protects the interior OF buildings the
intense heat of
7h. SoLIDiTY-It and smoother from expo
be put roofs of any slope being Of Hight
weight require heavy raers to support ii while Ia
not liable 70 c1rosion and breaking does require repairs
substances several of which peculiar to II alone combined
In proportions discovered by experiment experience
inthis city.
Testimonials of the are in the hand
Of the agent and may be verified by any wishing
before contracting.
All orders left at the Post Office Box K, No. q will b.,
promptly attended to; or apply to
]. @. KATFiMAN
jelb " of lie apiM ssts
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-10

WIN. CRAWFORD, MERCHANDISE BROKER,
w No. 70 NEW LEFEE GREET, offers for sale
1910 bags Rio coffee.
1900 boxes Virginia Manufactured Tobacco.
30i bags Sumalra Pepper.
100 bags Jamaica Pneno.
800 casks Ale and Porter, in stare and to arrive
100000 ilav ina and German Cigars.
l5J half quarter and eighth casks Cognac Brandies
most approved brands, in and of bond.
800 baskets Champas ne Wine, Cabinet and other fine
brands
zoo Ciaret Wine.
100 Absynthe Wine.
50 quarter ca ks cli Madeira Wine.
75 -. Port Wine
3U bbls. pure Bourbon AMI Rye Whisky
600 half bbls. Recfed Whisky.
4Ul bbls.
500 kegs Carb. Soda, in ll2 h. kegs
600 bbls. Rosen iale Cement in store.
600 boxes and half boxes Nj Raisins
800 obls. Nos |, and Mackerel.
2O kits Nos. and :.
30 tierces Rice, t, arrive.
50j bbls. Mess Polk
4lW bbls, ST. Louis super6ue Flour.
65l bbls, extra q. X, and other choice brands Flour
$50 t'erces sugar Gu ed Hams.
lao half bbls Davis Mess Beef.
so kegs choice New York Goshen Butter,
lhn bales tas india Bagging.
$40 rolls KENTUCKY
500 coils steam and hand manufactured Rope.
15M coils Hemp fwine.
50k kegs best Nails, assorted 4, G, S, 10 and l2d.
5UU box Star Candles.
Will he rtcei ing further supplies daily. a22 In
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-10

SUDDEN DEATH FROM FRIaHr.-On Monday even.
ing, April 10Th, at Marblehead as Mrs. Paine, wife
OF Francis Paine was filling fluid lamp, the fluid
suddenly ignted, and paralyzed with sudden fright,
she instantly dropped dead on the floor
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-10

HORACE GREELEY Gong TO THE GOLD REGION.
Horace Greeley announces in the Tribune that he
will leave New York on the 9th or 10th of Nav for
Kansas and Pixies Peak and that he will proceed
thence through Utah and Great Basn to California,
returning the continent, or by the Isthmns as
circumstances shall dictate. He expects to return in
September.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-10

Notice fs hereby given, that all claims which
examination be due from BAYLOR
Co., and all claims which be established by process Of
lsw, will be promptly paid, with interest, In fn.
This occasion Is taken to inform the friends DIRECT
TRADE and the correspondents of Baylor Co. throughout
the Cotton Districts that during the coming season
advances will be made usual in New Orleans Cotton fo
direct shipment Europe by guarar
tees for the balances due on each shipment.
Orders for Cotton Baggng will be ed
from Calcutta into the port Of New Orleans.
So tho Cotton already sold Identified duplicate
account sales will in instance be made LONDON
by Public Aeeonnant and sent to those interested To
delay PLANTERS who have shipped will The
marks and weights their Information
will facilitate the matter.
All letters, private we'll business relating the
fairs Of Baylor Co.. and direct ade will be
&C. G. BAYLOR, A LOMR ARn STREET. LONDON"
Notice OF dissolution.
Notice Is hereby given that the copart
nershp existing according written articles of agree.
mont between the members of the finn of Baylor the
will be dissolved and the unfinished business placed
liquidation. Q. g, BAYLOR
Manchester. March, 1853.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-10

A RAscALLy CoNTRACToR.-Some excitement was
created IN Cincinnati few days ago by the discovery
that the patients in the Insane Asylum had been fed
on the meat usually given to dogs. The Commits
sloners promptly notified the contractor, Mr. Charles
Rain, that he must comply with the terms of his
contract
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-10

,al or me next SIX months: Docsen Jones, HINT,
n.'na,uson, onoppn, st' Romes, Lewis, Crawcour,
cov pr;.t.I, 80 =. 1.s.y wade, Burns,
w - oa'''o' 4ass
| DuAiso THE FsRFoRAAScE ~ THE NAxx1rw iase
nisn' ~ accident occurred that came Besx psoviua
ssr'ous' 10 tne LAST act OF Pauline, dusl fought
| ~ .'e - -" a.e VT. sofosnJ ~ AsesAs
r.n r.. = ~ -. p's'o, !" .z0soes ~ nos pointed
~. r.@s.I - y, '.sse pisso.-sno INC expsonoa ck
.'a' Aea 'De isce 2 our Hsend Davesp0t
saes iii do,h1,... - =. - -. =. 81
lI,te bone, ~ 81. ~. = ''A''' Sus - ous
i sgg
s'A1" % nse tnas MORNING q O'Clock 2
at the eorner ~ p..as. - cs,, 80. ~ - !. 1es
the Csrrultoo R.i,o.A -.
at hand At n. -. -. ~ neal
is due 70 No. ID = he erst engine q 81. -ec,nS
4 ro,~uv,,,x - sA'
~ nss...s. se As1Ais' which was to havs come e
Oh Yesterday not quite thousand miles from the
corner Of Baronne add Common ssreet. Adna ~.
1 cowhider that was d, =. =. - III, s.A1zs "
1 dovn to,n .rr..s .-s Z. a senesemaa foM
| - - spos Wish his cowhIde,
and met tne cownidee tnas was TO b, gentleman
well known in this commnnitv = Z n.rf,.s, - ~.
euaees literature. and the seis.e.. y - -.
j ;;.s. ;,.a -: -. .r~ss es11esshy' 1he
.''.o, !eiAeo ns oownae ilom ns bosom and mised
a''. ~ rs. 'a0 :. - frose1sos, how
ever was quiches' VI 'ne twe ana proved hs pueses
sion Of credtable share of the stic sciencs by ~.
ing his assaant a punch in the mue. seixfn. ss. -
the collar oatt;ro II. h..d 4, ct..e.- - :
~. Sss'.s ..s .'sAu = 80 seae
n.l a'ose.oel ~ "auneI WORTHY On nn n1gn ssa1dp
ing as scientific man. The man with The ccUhSae
went away without having used bis veapou ooee. -,
nameuted nth snnd,v n,a,t. f,o.. ~; r...,.s -
4 -. s-y A' = 'o11 W. .sneo a0sezs
nnb,icstion i r-...h ..-.-: ...--. - e Y
- =. As.S"' eoneelnins soMe Aasonic
na.sn, sne aatnorshp Of which was laid TO and not
denied BY the Professor. W. ~
soxxrony,s Rranx -. 49,. -.
s,r.e, o,ao.;.. ~ -. - on noyat
sfees' oppesi'e 'ne whilst q standstlI,
tne morse asleep, and the somebody somewhsse
around, in the Gems Sazefacs or f.sntinsrea,. -
that ;nsnrino ne;obt.,.,,,rs ,.,s { ... :.
tha ,r.a. IT, .s'.ss, -. .s
.p's. iuso Pe!so"sl 'nssn. - ssssnted = by
oasning DOWN street, dragging ~ hssgy - ~ ads,
and running foul Of the Black Maria, Wiki - ior
oipp down tovvn Iii, . Id e ,,;.c... rr,.e
h;.,..,e -. - y. = ~
A.eA.u n:e'i ~. y Nv sna'tss HicEea ~
Black Maria horses in their stomachs, and Kicked
around generally in the most magnificent stvIe -
exbibition visa ,ivelv, and .xc,;rv M c,1r.,..s
o.Ss.ss9t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-10
DYE1sG....,.p ,.pYEIsG.. .DYEINc,

j. NTEMPs, DYER AND sCoURER
No. 69 Bourbon street.
Hss the honor to inform the public that he inst assumed
the business Of the Dyeng Establishment No rs Royal
and will continue heretofore with the csren
ton for which he s celebrated. y ~ ~
The in which fer the last years. he has sats
aed the numerous customers Of bis bsrent Bourbon
street. is guarantee for those VII honor him with
patronage. OF ly
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AN ERROR CORRECTED.


Harmony Lodge No. 5S, F. and A. NJ, recently con.
trbuted fifty dollars to the fund for the purchase of
Mount Vernon. In mentioning this very creditable
fact coemporary stated that it was the first offer
ing of the Masons Of Louisiana toward the purchase
of the home of Washington. BY reference to his own
files, our cotemporary will discover that on the lst of
May 1858, Quitman Lodge No. 7G contributed 500 to
the Mount Vernon Association, through Madame lie
Vert, Vice-Regent of the Mount Vernon Associaton
for Alabama.
1t gives us pleasure to be able to publish the letter
which Madame lie Vert wrote to the Lodge at the
time, in acknowledgment Of the contribution
To Messrs Seth R. Field, T. W. Peyton and G. F. Skinner
Dear Gentiemen The liberal contribution of the onitmsn
Lodge No. 76 F. and A. NJ has been received by me with in
finite pleasure and hasten thank you most cordially for
your kindness in forwardingit. it.
The ladies of the Mount Vernon Association are deeply in
debed the noble fraternity Of Masons South who have
responded so promptly to their appeals behalf the pu
chase of the Home aud Grave of Wahngon BY the r yau
able aid shall claim that spot as on own and
make ia Holy Shrine, where pilgrims from all the lands be
tween the Atlantic and Pacific may lay their oeri
OF patri tsm and deyo ion and the tomb Washing
register anew their of reverence his memory
THANK gentlemen for yon charm ng OF appreca
tion towards Association We cease our efforts
aud will surely triumph all difficulties Present your
members at your next meeting in kind manner, believe
me, with high respect, your ftiend
oCTAvIA WALTON LIE VERT
Vice Regent of The Mount Vernon Association for Alabama
Mobile. May s, 1858.
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A CARD


The Great Russian Prophecies and Healing Medium
still revealing the hidden mysteries the Past ent
and fuuresch law suits travels land
friends relatives, lest stolen properly prize numbers In
lotteries, etc. "
The Ma1ame has remedies for healing manner of diseases
and fully guaranteed "
Aofdce No. 1874 Baronne street between Girod and Ju
LA streets. Office hours daily from NJ to O'Clock
r. M. siQ Inns
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Stage Manager. nager...................Mr. Mr.. JOHN SETON
TwENrY-TH1RD WEEK OF THE STAR COMPANY.
Benefit Of MI PHILIP WARREN Treasurer of the rhsater.
TUESDAY EVENING, May TO- 1859.
ssms9ss with & hs comedy et AND
ssf Sss; .s
s NoLA y A. Mis.ss asis .1i FelSsed Sy
ss,a: dSs%stss
FxS 81 y:
NJ Norris o.ps Bons Mi Bss ohsess Mr. 9usas
Simon, MT Hosnd; Smart, MI Seymour; Sophia, MIS- 4.
CIV wsdns.s.s.1fautfsE.. ans.s,s. 1.s Mf,sfo.
PRICES OF FADMISsIoN-Firsta and secod Tier and Par.
quete cents r tier for coised persons only 50
ssns Gallery % cents Private Boxes "a according to
.ss f9ss. Ggsa o securing
OF ILnEIDoors open at O'Clock; performance
T. osaSHHs sfnAFF
sses sMs.ssss MANAGE, sPAIpISg VI IS
Fify-Eighth Night of
MARsHs JUVENILE CoMEDIANs
TUESDAY EVENING, May 10.
sS s
aEu,ss q f1runS Miss ouiss King Afoute Miss Carrie;
@ III fss s soas
Little George; Mrs. Tabha Toodle Little Arnot.
Tomorrow wv ednssday nght-Beneft Of Master Louis
AS-In rehearsal-"Merchant Of venics.n
~ Admission, 80 cents Children and Servants in attend.
~ and EVERY
sDoos open at night Curtain rises quarter before
os oceck S Doors open on Saturday noon at TX cursn
ORLEANS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STREET,
TUESDAY. May TO- 1852
Will be performed verdps grand opera, In acts. entitled
A1-Thursday, May ~ 1s59-Bsneat Of Mile Paola-" The
Trovator.n ~ =' ~
N3-Performancs commences at O'Clock.
o'clock P. n. 5f9'H' - rny1O
- Of Oarondslet street. New Orleans.
M. LEO TAYLOR,
The Great Oriental Wizard
. oak. And
VEFTRILOQUTsT,
VIII give short of Drawing Room Enter.
tainments at CONCERT HALL commencing
THIS EVENING, Thursday, Mays.
A9r Admission. 30 cents; Children, half price.
R9-Doors open O'clock performance commences at
O'CLOCK. 4'@ my5 Ct
A CARD" ............................A A CARD.
MADAME VIRGINICA
The Great Russian Prophecies and Healing Medium,
still revealing the hidden of resent
and fuuresch law suits travels land
or reaves or stolen property prize numbers In
The Ma1ame has remedies for healing manner of diseases
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-10
DENTAL NoTIcs......DENTAL NOTICE.
DiHECT TRADE ...-.... .....BA YLON !. CO

g. W. PARMLY, D. d. s.,
Can be consulted his Office and Residence
d22 6n LAFAYETTE souApp
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Three Days Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ADEL AIDE
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Official correspondence.

MIR. McLane's Reply to the Protest of Mramons
GoYernment.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-10
ANOTHER HEAVY DECLINE IN oossoLs.

STILL FURTHER DEcLIsE In COTTON.
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CONCERT HALL, PoYDRAs STREET, CoRNE
- Of Carondelet street, New Orleans,

13~Performancs commences at o'clock.
Ticke office every day, from o'clock A. to S
O'Clock P. n. Ef38 "a ~'' 2 - rnyIO
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EXTENDS THE TIME.

SARDINIA ANSWERS TO THE ULr1MArux.
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ARRIVAL OF STEAMSHIP ANGLo-sAxol
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ORLEANs THEATER-oRLEANs STREET.

TUESDAY. May 10, 1859.
Will be performed verdfs grand OPERA In acts entitled
JERUs
Trovator.n -
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Admission, 80 cents; Children and attend
Ance half price on Saturday onlv
14-PerormAnces EVERY NIGHT and EVERY SATUR-
DAY NOON.
open night Il Curtain rises quarter before
O'Clock. Doors open Saturday at TX Curtain
rises at l2x.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTINoRE, April H.-Flour closed dull and
unchanged; Ohio S6.12K.
Wheat is steady; white flair to prime) 81 Ca
81 rs.
Corn closed with decling tende.cy; white va
75c; yellow a..
Whisky dull at . &c
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Mr.. Bacon 10 Mr.. KEY

March 90, 1858.
has just been handed me by Mr.. Hoover, with a
copy OF note from Mr. Woorid.e In reply, |
have to state that in the main, his statement is
correct though some points 90 beyond what 1
said as told Mr.. w, and now repeat to YOU. Mr.
Hickman was my author. ] stated at the time to
Mr.. Woodbridge, and now repeat, that 1 did not
believe there was any truth in the statement and
went on in the conversation To give nv reasons for
such belief, and that deemed it fabrication.
Respectfully, yours, NJ q. Bacon.
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AMUSKMENTS.

~ O y y ].
- MUSICAL CONVENTION.
Inc annual Convention of the National Musical
s,clauon VIII commence ITS session on tt F.
DAY MORNING, April 18th, at 10 O clock, AT the
Smithsonian Institution, and will adjourn on the
Friday evening following. ~
r Mr.. W. B. Bradbury, Of New York, so well and
lavotangy known throughout the Union as the com
Pser OF some OF our most popular and useful Church
Music, has been selected as the Conductor he viii
be assisted hy MIR. Theodore r.. Perkins. A distin-
gushed graduate Of the North Reading Normal In
sttlte Miss Kate Bennett, of New York a adv
possessing brillIant soprano voice, aud other mu-
exercises. ~ wv
The exercises will consist in rendering the yari =
Gus styles 81 music, both sacred and secular, with
the best effect. The cultivation Cf the voice W m
also be treated Of, and every department OF vocal
music illustrated. Those desiring Go ACQUIRE a cor
rect style IA SIM ing will derive advantage in
attending the coming Convention than they can nv
the ordinary routine In the space Of 6 months.
Tickets s. cents, emitting the holders tn attend all
the sessions and the closing Concert. They can be
Procured at the Bookstores, and Of Messrs. r. q
Magruder, J.. II. Daniel, r. A. Tucker John B.
Dawson, or Of the President, Corresponding Seq
rotary. r. ID. GlRIEY prasident
=. GIRsRoY. Cor. Sec'y. mis-
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, April H.-Flour closed firm; State
S5as5-50; Ohio 80 .i0aS6 IS; Southern s6a6 so
WheatcloSed very duh and generally unc hanged;
Southcrn white 81 81 Western red 81 4uast Is
Corn closed dull; yellow stassc; mixed nominal
at soc.
Pork closed dull; mess 81 25asI7 80; prime
SI2 G2
Lard closed dull at SaI1Xc
w bIsky closed dull and nominal at DC
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Mr.. Key TO Mr.. Bacon.

WARRINGTON, March %, 1858.
MARSHAL j. BACON, Eso.-Sir: Herewith |
send you copy OF note from G.. b. Woodbridge
Esq, which you will please to read, and answer
in writing whether you made the state meat as
contained in Mr.. WoOlridge's note and if You
did make it, upon what authority you made IT,
Hoover, Esq, and you viii please answer il i'm
mediately.
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
PHIL BARTON KEY
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Mr.. Key 10 Mr. 6c,kuou

WARRINGTON, March DC, ISIS
Mr.. BEExNAN-SU: 1 send herewith coDy of
a note addressed TO me from g b Woodbridge
Esq and also of one from Marshal Bacon You
will be pleased TO read them, and answer in writ
ing If the statements correct and if Won are re-
spcnslble for the vile calumnies contained therein
This Will be handed you by my friend, Mr. Hoo
yer, and YOU will please give him an immediate
answer Respectfully, your obedient servant
PHILIP BARTON KEY
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The Minister from Mexico

NV ORLEANS, April l4.-Senor Mata Juarrz's
Minister TO the United States, has received dis
patch from the State Department at Washington
stating that he will be recognized the accredit
ed Minister from Mexico, on his return 70 Wash
ington. Senior Mata will leave for Washington
on SATURDAY. or Monday.
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On tho night Of the 18th instant, THOMAS
JOHN, only son of Thomas and Margaret Byrne
aged months and IL days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited
to attend his funeral from the residence of his pa
rents, corner I4th and ID streets, To morrow Fri
day. Afternoon, at O'Clock.
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Az. Reeknlnn 10 Mr. ken

SIR: have received yours of to-day, through
Mr.. Hoover, together with notes from Mr. Wool
bridge and MIR. Bacon, and in reply to yosr in
quiry whether i am the author of the foul calum-
MES contained in Mr.. w ooldrdge's statement.
say that disavow that was ever their author.
and pronounce everything therein as a lie and
also the statement OF Mr. Bacon that was their
author. Very respectfully, yours, &c,
=. Ii. BEEkMAN.
These letters are all copied in Mr.. KEYS hand
writing, upon buff note paper, stamped at the
top with his crest and initials The crest is the
head of dragon, holding in its beak kew.
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Mr.. Woodbridge 10 My K,y

?. b. KEY, Esq:-Deor Sir: Marshal J. Bacon
informed Inc, on Tuesday afternoon, March ~
that MT Beekman said that Mrs Sck1es had been
out riding on horseback, three different times,
with Barton hey, during Mr.. Sickles's last alb
sence to the city Of New York, and that they
stopped at house on the road towards Bladens-
burg, and that Mrs. Sickles had room tbers and
remained one hour and a half; also, that she took
off her habite and that he had no doubt that there
was an intimacy between Mr.. Key and Mrs.
Sickles.
There was much more of the same kind of CON-
versation, and MIR. Bacon told NE also, in man
ner that assured me it was so, that Mr. Keyb boosted
that he only asked thirtysix hours with any woman
to make her do rs he pleased. Yours, &C,
March 70, ISIS. GB WoorRIncR
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MARE
DIED.

On Tuesday, the 12th, by the Rev. Dr. GnrIey,
Mr.. GEO. J. MUSSER To Miss = LIZZII
HUTCHINSON, all of Washington.