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The Orphan Boy.

oh now | an orphan boy,
Z With raughr on earth ny heart 10 cheer,
~ aiher's love Or mo'her'r y,
NJ kin nor friend 10 wipe The tear;
Nv lodging i The cold, cold ground,
eai The bretd Of charity.
And when the kiss of love goes round.
Taere i NJ kiss. alas. for me.
Though onre had father dear,
And molher whom used 10 przr.
Whh ready hands p wipe the tear.
II chance the transient tear Do rise,
Bu, cau-e of grief was rarely found,
FIR all my near; va. Youthful glee.
And when The kiss 81 love went round
There always was kiss .or me.
But M. there came wnr ihes say,
Mhst was var could not tell
Bui trums and flies cid sweeily play.
And loudly rang our village beii
Indeed. 4; wss pretty sound
thought; nor could then foresee.
NYr thought, thst when TIE kis~ Went round
there soon would be 10 Kiss ior NJ.
A scarlet coa, my father iook.
And sword a. bright a. bfigh, could BE-.
And feathers that 80 lily looked,
A % shining hat had he.
Ala-. Tie bells again cid ring.
There was a victory they said,
Twas - bal my lasher ssid he'd bring
But Oh. il brought my father de y.
Wv mother shrieked, her heart was woe.
She ciasped me 10 her trembling knee,
ca God. that YOU may never know
How Wild Kiss she gave 20 ne,
Sic Uss upon her death.bed laid, =
And was called tina, sight % see
IN, child. my child.' she s~ee'ly said.
Aud gave her parting kiss 10 me.
SO now am IN orrhsn boy.
Win none On earth TO cheer my heart,
No fathers love or mothers JOY.
Or none on earth TO tase my part.
Ny lodging i The cold, cold grouad,
ca, the breai q: charity,
And when tie Kiss Of 1--we goes round
There i no kiss alas. for me.
II.
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On Saturday MIR. !. Mountain had an in-
trryiew at Bennington. with Two gentlemen
by whom large proportion ot the funds IN
ye ted in his great talloon were furnished.
The refulf wss conclusion that he should
proceed q; once 10 rebuild Il, and continue
the enterprise as had been intended, b.
fore the accident on making the descent on
Lake Ontario. Dir. La Mountain annUunc-
Cd that lie should abandon his connection
with the project, surrender his interest IN
The balloon, aud proceed 1t once 70 ccnstru
another for his purpose, Il any further at
tempt was made 10 involve him in relations
with John Wise. That both his primers
believed be tad been unfairly dealt With,
was how n By the fact that they authorized
Tim to proceed st once, a. be saw bes', place
ing the entire matter in bis hands. Mr La
Mountain lefl this morning Ter WATERFOWL.
The Balloon will be brought down. and a
large force set at work upon \. y i b.
,leyel that the repairs can be completed in
less Than three weeas. Mr. Ia Mountain
ALI then Al once make arrangement. for a
serond trial trip across the continent. - Troy
Times, July II.
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The follow wInc very clever dun Was writ
TN by Percy Isvse, editor Of tue "Pln'
Knot
n vas on cold antumnsl night,
A dismal vne 10 virw
Dark clouds .pSsursd TAR N.nus' nsh',
Aud MOI star appeared ~ sight,
A. me ih.ck iure-f through
Muugin-, q usual. '.hlue,'
B-nt hvm-Aari. .tackingr left and right.
Mnsn, all At once. he brought up nsnt
A,ain-l al ID dead yew;
Atwhieh he grounded 10.
Ana -sgn,ring n. ~ il 10 fight.
: ll. ~i'h nm oath -hah't indl'.,
"- snfvrnsl Srvundrrl, yuu.
I.ishr--an' l'li lick you black Or white
Just then above him h~w
An uw which on branch did boar.
4 fsw ter " 'h- bunz. wight.
Md then rommrn..rd IL ahu-
T. sh.-fs, ~ha--fn whn
%spy'h Msggil :: .D,n's y.u ri,iak 10 frighi
4. iri.ua 81 my ~r.gh' anu i,-irst
l,h yer Ter whn. w ahvi
vou cur-ed hug a-uoo.
AZ u your B rx-bub, ~ quite
Dnnrrs ~safy you sh.nld li1hi
Muegsus 4in't in your due,
Fsr money mstt@rs are all rlgl.i.
'inr prinirr'- paid up-hvnor ori.h'sr
rnrrrat 'he owl Withdrew,
Aad MugginS m.zzled TOO.
Blu there sr- other chaps no might
he caught "a, lair some d'snai night,
Wh0 havuI p.ia shsg'~ due.
Iaey know 10 wh. 10 Who.
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has called out an army Of 100000 mei
which viii b. reinforced by The Fedora cor
iingen, of 10000. and il Is wi,h such a
enormous display oi iorce that she propose
. offer her mediation 70 France, and /
hasten The conclusion Of peace.
The Paris correspondent, Of the I.ondor
Times says iha, letters from The hesdqaar
terS Of the Prince Napoleon state that an
ether great battle WIS expected to ,sk'
place on the Adigc.
The Anririans sre believed 10 have 200
go men in the line.
mong The wounded in he personal sisil
eIongsee the Emperor Of the French l-
Edgar Ney. son u the s,ea, Marshal.
From The Liverpool Courier. June %
Al four o'clock in tie bright summer
morning 81 Friday lsst nearly $4,000 men
stood un the Gods green earth. 10 tenin
Ibe work Of slaughter. For seventeen
hours me multitude swoyed % and 10 II
surge Of battle rolled until night closed VI
around he retrea'ing ebb. As II bell i'-sli
had ifoken loose, the peaIs q thunder from
ih- c.nuds when bIackened The ky towards
evenin, drowned the roar Of artillery. and
The gIarinr lightning flashed 10 co.apany
witli the fires cf the can non. Picture i 70
yourself. The gigantic Alps on one side.
he hills Of Volta on The oihe-, The river
rh'ese running on 70 The great Jain u
Maniur. and n that narrow place ,5U,uOu
men diing lcalf-s business with al the
murderau- implements II warfare. Our
bossfrd ciiilzaiiln comes 70 this-rivcrs
dyed with human blood; stacks Of corpses
piled upon the plain. shouts q triumph anu
groans q despair; men mutiIr'ed for lie;
misery, mourning, and desclarion. Neriiy.
the cld propnesy comes true, and the .birtl
ol ireedum fnkeS place in bafh 81 blood"
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The Austlo.Lombaray rortresses.

II i towards ihe fonr important fortress
~es il I.'mbarty ihaf the Austrian army j.
refrsaiug. Their position 10 regard 10
each other Il thus described by Lon.
don CORES poudtnt u The Boston Daily
Conr,~r:
"M,uiua lies in lille lake (scsen mile.
long and one 10 hreadrh) formed BY the ry-
er Mncio. The iortress j. connected
with lliv dam by ,~o i.eg snd narrow dams
GA The nurtL side the country j. covered with
reeds which rrsch % ~ fpctof the citadel:
the south and west sides are projected b,
marshes which msy easily. be set under water
The ouiwoFks are strong. \ l''le GDiiila
covers the Luke Esen wiia ;he moz, me-
aipcre defence, 'nc sriFrss could only be
lami-heJ 1nrp surrender.
Verona extends over either hank Of the
Atice. and j. surrounded by a line " -iroac
ior,s, which change i INTO CREST fortified
canS. capable o. holding from 5000 to 10.
uuO men. Fourteen miles IN advance ot
Neronp, towards tie Allies is third iortress,
Peschiera. kind oi ouiwork d: Neruns.
although BY no means essential 10 is &C.
fence. X covers the right lsnk Of the
Au@frians at Mantua, and helps % protect
the Jehle Of lhe Adge. Tue distance of
Pe~chiera from Maniua Is twenty one miles;
NJ Verona from Mantua, about twenty
thre. miles. There i still fourth fortress.
forming similar ou'work u Manrua and
Verona against The Adriatic, LegAno, Oh
tie bend oi the Adige.
.Of The two principal fcriresses, Msniua
; The stronger one, reschiera the strategy
cslIy more important Maniua and peschi
era defend the ryer Minco; Verona j. ior
BON the central point, while blocking OF the
same time the valley Of the Adige. as j, leads
up Nv Tyrolese Alps. Man,Ua and Peschiera
alone would not prevemt the cncmy from
pas-i ing the Alincic, but with Verona az their
r.ck, The enemy Is obliged % spend W.
whole force on the siege Of either fortress,
ah hich, having fallen. Verona remains o.
strong " ever The Austrian army, then
by making i,s stand, IS undoubtedly il will
do, and did ~ 1879, al Verona, obliges the
Allies 10 enter upon difficult and lons
siege, which will by no means he serond IN
i,s dimensions 10 inst 81 SaLssiopol. Il
successful, i viii be At an enormous sacri-
fee.
"-A- long a. that position i held by Aus
tia. she remains mistress Of all the connt'v
between the Adriatic aud the Tirno. and,
whoever else may hold il. holds j; at her
sufTrrance.
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OF II is unlawful for sny person 20 pass
or receive. IN The State Of Arkansas, any
hank bin o. less denomination then ten dol
lars. After the An o. July, 1850 no Ie .
denomination than twenty dollars can be
put o. kept ia circulation. This is apprcx'-
mating 10 a specie currency.
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IL LIFE y ~ ne mui.r 4.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-24
Arrivals at the Hotels Yesterday.

ST. CHARLES H0TEL-D F Jones' Mrs Prewett II M
Edge Hullum, Robson, Miss; T. White d HevSs
9 bSrns bSp1s; Nss EEln 4a,,,. H. G%p ihsoa
Archer, Ia; i Gieaiwo.,h Fsns L ars1 4
Derickson W Creedon, W sedgwick Endcott d Tsv
dss ss5ss ss ssDs.:
ton; " Harris. C Dr McClury, Doweii w: r Goi
lit, Ohio ShotwsI, 1 Drnmmond, Mobile 6 Stsssc.
snrag sass; hoeisson \ Grsyemseg
Lehmann Pla; + Adams Kemp, DR. JACKSON Gilds
s.a. bats NJ. Allen House Iebauds NJ md M
y 1eXi II; Nichols Me- Dunlap, Robinson WingSnd
W Gorham Ianier Miss Panser do st George Don.
aasonyille M y & Vogele Thos Tose Walton, Va jar
Webb \; TF Walker, Kinderhook Casey Venna; ind
lsy Gsn9a; Hare, Naples; Patterson Osandsr
CITY HoTEd-H Bonita Baldwin and lady, Miss Bsale
Myers II McApin, Barrel r s r CLARK ii d (5iss
son. Lester and four children, E Lee Tubb Grsfto.
ronsnoy ansas MeIs ssf + Wppma WGhspman Z
ams as. Gibson Pr Lspgwplhy DIS YounshooG
B9aner Fox and ady somers and lady Ia; Hsrhsrt
fsmiIr MGTse Mr TO TROwrie Sanders 90 nd
Iami Mex Afford Afford, A Neal j Bradford q L
GopIsSee e'Sf oiy hspg orsn Mssoa Il Ala Nntsa
seHip ss hfn snesass Ma adY sns e ".
Mrs Jas Fuller md children; Adrich Andersou
Trent JACKSON, Tenn; W Sngletary C; & Jsck.
son, Bait; y McNeey, III; G Sweescr, Mich. q
~ ST LOUIS HoTEI-H Hamilton, Redditt lady and son.
simmons, 9 Yelyerton, Ala; g Baldwin, Boston; * b
i;sno Pai Baldwin jos Goulding, Y; Hon Gregory
Thos Robinson, st James, 7' o. ~ --Ss.~s
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1l1aHAeHEo 70 rHs sew oRllass cersclsr
FURTHER By THE srxAxsH1r As1A.
lsr 1Hr sAsIosAI IrsssI

NV YoEK, Dec. 1gst dvices ~ III III. -
madr,a q ssats that ths Spanish people are bsaaine
Government in the Morocco VA. ~ = = s''e
= y = reported that Marshal OsDonnen va g1out
70 return 70 Madrid, and that the gpsnisR sy,mv
would T go into encampment and winter a Afrfca.
poa me lyroese niramontaine journals M that the
aomaa Catnoilcs of that region will be 81
any attempt 70 equalize religious professions.
No ;, confirmation Of the difficulty between Chiun
ana RUSSIA has been received 80 S
me ne. tnTKlsn Government has seized Iarae
bound for India J, NJ "a - - -
Nena VEN. sahib's death not yet confirmed.
.rasa da.sr sdylces from Australia announce mat
MessFs- Ss Moiienback, Upsh0rn Il Co. and MeasUs
payment. 90 Ak Z - 4 1'A't Sia'ac4 a1'ss
The liabilities Of the former Are estimated A.
tlo9 OoO Messrs- Smithers CIark,s In abities are
set down at E75y 900. J, NJ e :. = =
Inc american ship Messenger Bird put INTO the
III. sJss islands and sailed again on the It'll Of July
haa her movements excited suspicion that sbe hsd
peen run away with. a. - - q
!, zen Brothers q Co.'s circular, London. stetes
.~. Lerlcan securities closed steady and drm
generally Ct previous quotations. ss .. q
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Extra Fine Old China whisky.
Cordials.
ANISETTE
Table and Piano Covers.

We have choice assortment of these goods, of English
French and German Manufacture, comprising
RICHLY EMBROIDERED SILK ON CLOTH OF GA, IA
and 81 TABLE COVERS, AND THE USUAL SIZE FOR
PIANOS IN CRIMSON, GREEN AND MAROON.
BICH PRINTED CLOTH COVERS in IA and 84.
RICH BROCADE GERMAN do, "a.
81, IA and S-4 IN REMARKABLY FINE QUALITY.
W0RSTED DAMASK COVERS.
S-4FINE WoRsTED DAMAsK by the yard for Dessert or
Wine Cloths
PLAIN BLUE, CRIMSON AND GREEN CLOTH FOR
WINE CLOTHS, be made with Border of any length.
]. D. CAMERON & CO.,
dl9 2p6t l24 Canal street.
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FAsuIosAnLE WINTER clornNa, and al Kinds q

FASHIONABLE WINTER CLOTHING, and all kinds Of
wen made stylish and generally excellent under upper
clothing in any quantity be purchased Great Southern
Clothing Establishment of Mr. L. W. LYONS & Is and 30 ST.
Charles street. In noticing the advertisements this large
dealer we would ask the particular attention one
goods in which he properly suggests will make the
Years and Christmas presents for boys Nothing will the
youngsters feel pouder and happier than fine suits
money cannot be uefnlly spent than making them
proud and happy Rig the body ont of Lyons
lasting and you will him over with holiday
gifts and happiness and only spend the you have
anyhow in keeping him in garments. Mr. LIS adyer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-24

HOLIDAY PRESENTS IN THE HOUsE-FURNIsHISG
Way of the greatest variety and the most elegant description in
such line Of merchandise besides being something practically
useful may be found ut the great furnishing of Sa
e. Moore 40 Camp street. Any Benedict who wants 10 win
holiday smile half make of accomplish
ing that agreeable oec, by looking in Mr. Moore and select
in from b;s extensive stock.
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soMErnINa uNusuAI1y ExrnAonprsAnY.-y

SOMETHING UNUSUALLY ExTRAoRDINARY.-We We
really do believe that the King the should
into the barroom business aud advertise bully unch
The proprietor Of The Oce and Old Leve street. would
ad the lion in his den and out bigger lunch than that
barbarian poenae could in his whole oceanic doma
and him of the track that he wouldn't back Ia
up supposed occasion Beard will up to-day per
advertisement elsewhere, In which he promises such delicate
little doodaddes terrapin STEW clam fiters Southdown
mutton Forshee Cha Fare champagne
ice You had better and about it, readerand
Beard which is sight worth than sny Of your
Inn.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-24

ABRIDGMENT OF THE DEBATES OF CoNGREss.-We
have received from the publishers D. Appleton Co. New
York the twelfth volume Of the Abdgnent of the
Congress from 1883 1856 compiled from eatons
Annals of Congress- from their Register of Debates and from
the Official Reported Debates Rves by the author
Thirty Years View This work. is generally known, is
great political and historical interest and value.
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SkeptiCas.

Those who are ncredulous regard the superiority of Iron
over Rope as fastening for Cotton in of fire. requested
In examine bale that passed through the fire the Levee Oct
80 and lay FORTY HOURS in the smoudering remains of 70
bes of Cotton nearly all of which consumed
r.rs we're only two bales in ron both them saved with
loss of LESS THAN TEN PER CENT.
The bale Is to be seen at No. % COMMERCIAL PLACE.
where orders will be promptly filled for any number of the
-1''tN F. BELCHER,
= ,,e Ape,t ef % f ASSNAN,S IRON TIE"
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The ORPHAN INFANT AsYLuM.-We are reouested

The ORPHAN INFANT AsYLUM.-We are requested
to state that the Ladies' Fair for the benefit of the Orphan
Asylum is reopened in the large schoohouse the
Clio and Pryana Streets and will be continued until after New
Years day There very beautiful and useful articles
admirably adapted for holiday gifts and would ask if any
better be made Of money this happy
than by contributing the comfort of the helpless little
orphans who depend the charity of compassionate public
and the good offices the kind charitable sisterhood
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-24

SPLENDID GIFT Books, JUVENILE WORKS, ETC.
Messrs Bloomfield Steel general sationers blank book
ctures printers and bookbnder 60 Camp street
playing really magnificent array of all that rich and elegant
in the of ornamental book work. up in the onatey
elaborate STYLE expressly for the holiday are very
properly the favored of gift articles can we'll
imagine that there will be rush the store Messrs b. S.
where it generally known by the circulation of advertisements
in this that they have sale very large varied
collection Of beautiful presentation books including copies
standard authors Something delight the little folks too as
well as children of arger growth may be had go Camp
for nowhere else is there finer Juvenile works.
toy books conversation cards. games Of various kinds India
rubber oys-the Juvenile works comprising tales biography
travels, history adventures etc. their contents calculated
entertain and instruct while the elegance will strike fancy
of the young reader We their several advertisements
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say-Auction columns on third page.-ea

The EA3iPHEHEATER.-There is nothing that cir
do which will not be done the artists
Spaldng Rogers these holiday times There will grand
performance at noon toay tonight and another
and all the extraordinary eats of agility strength skill
which have rendered the performers celebrated will off,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-24

FINE JEwELRY.-Mr. Louis Mth, Al Chartres
street. has just received by arrivals Europe very
chocey selected stock of ewery, of late styles nish-s
deal of fine diamond work being among It, OF watches
and silver he has excellent assortment prices
well known be can be afforded for the
valuable merchandise in which he deals We direct attention
his advertisement.
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THE vAnrErrEs.-A tremendous bill is posted for

this Christmas the entertainment begin with the farce
Irish Tutor with Seymour Dr. OTooe Morris
Dr. Flaa This will be followed by Tom Taylors exciting "a
adjective than domestic y drama Ret ibulon with
the excellent cast before after which will dance
the farce of young England" by Mr.. Owens Miss
Polly Marshall.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-24

NEW YEAH,s PRESENr .
What can be suitable and useful for
Ladies' Presents
Than
An elegant ROBE DE CHAMBRE,
A recherche CRAyAT or SCARF, #.
A beautifully Embroidered SHIRT,
Halfa-dozen MooDYs FINEST SHIRTS,
A box of Linen Cambria HDKFs,
a splendid SILK UMBRELLA
A set of Gold SLEEVE LINKS or STUDS,
superbly MOUNTED CANE,
magnificent OPERA GLASS,
A handsome DRESSING CASE,
package of Genuine JoUyIN'S GLOVES,
A fine Wool SHAWL or TRAVELLING RUG,
A pair of Silk Embroidered sUsP ENDERs,
A fine ePoRTE-MoNNAIE.
Gentlemen can ReciprOcate
A handsome WRITING CASE,
A beautiful TOILET SET
A Fancy SEWING BIRD,
package of Jouyins KID GI.ovEs-Genuine
A splendid LORGNETTE.
A box of RARE EXTRACTS,
Fine CABAS and SATCHELS.
-Likewise-
GENUINE COLOGNE, FANCY SOAPS,
FRENCH PERFUMERIEs,
HAIR BRUSHES, COMBS, lu
WAX MATCH STANDS,
SILK VEST BUTTONS,
SHIRT BosoMs,
And an endless variety Of
F. q n cy Goo q 81
REMEM Der
=. N. MOODY'S,
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New OPERA HousE.-Donnzetts grand oper
in four acts LA Favora,i will be performed at the Me-
Opera House tonight.
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DRIED FRUIT, BUcKwHEAT, BUTTER AND CHEESE.
Messrs Thompson Barnes % and 25 Common street. and of
the Louisiana Grocery l22 Julia street. choice
lots of asns and dates fine buckwhea -four Orange
county butter and p A. and E. D. cheese their adyer-
tar, :
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SrrRITUALIsM. Miss Emma Hardinge is an
nonnced to lecture Odd Fellows Hall
Subject, " Christmas. See advertisement.
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THE ST. CHARLE.-Mr. Collins will play .Sis Pat
rick Pleaio. will the song "The Flag of Unon
and do three parts The Genius tonight after whicl
Messrs Dear and Scalan will appear in WANTED 1000 Mill
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CREDIT SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES.-The plrticu-
lar attention of buyers called to the large credit sale Of
shoes and brogan removal take place this day
at 10 o'clock at the auction of f. Roger Co., No. s Old
Leyee street. Terms, over $500 30 days credit
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-24

A STRAY HORSE AND CART, taken up on Apollo
street. advertised by John Biety of pamane and
Dorgenois streets
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Cream Chocolate.
Cabinet Makers

CNDllleI eIYNEeTy
AND
UPHOI STEERS MATERIALS
OF Every Description,
Gilt Conices Hair Cloth, Shades Cured Hair, Enameed
Cloth Curtain Goods Cords and Tasses yarnh Gmps and
Frnge Springs, Buttons and Twne, Glue Picked and Com
mon Moss Camphene and Alcohol Burning Fluid Pr Hs and
Oils Wall Paper, ETC., at the Lowest Cash Prices by
HEATH & CO.,
m2s 2ply No. Is Camp street..