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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-07

A. NJ
of New Orleans. DiToRs-No. ia72a
pY VIRTUE of and In obedie nce to an orr
the Honorable he Fourth District Cont Of New Orleans
auction al the City Hotel Common street. Camp
Magazine Streets on MONDAY 18th day june 1859 -
o'clock NJ for account of the creditors of said insoly
The fixtures Of store No 40 Camp street. the First District
OF this city, consisting Of Cases Drawers Tables
quantity Of shelving. Tho fixtures having been con.
s,ructed expressly for Book Stationary Store being
same formerly occupied by A. Mygatt Co. pre-
sent time by Thos. l.. Maxwell.
Surrendered by said insoyents 10 their creditors
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
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State News.
Crops In MARYLAND

WASHINGTON CoUSrr.-Ths IIagerstown Mail
says, with the exception OF the disastrous. hail
storm, the heat and other crops in this coun-
ty, have escaped without injury ofany moment.
The crops of wheat Is very heavy.
FREDERICK COUNTY The Frederick papers
says the prospects of the crops Is unusually fat.
terine--the wheat is well filled, and will ripen
rapidly in course Of week.
CARROLL CoUNrY-The Herald reports, 1.-THE
appearance of the crops nj this time Is indici-
tive Of a greater yield than has been raised
for many years, but should the crops be blasted
by any misfortune, the ccuntr will be in a
manner insolTen'."
BALTIMORE CouxIY.-The Advocate Informs
US that the wheat Is fast ripening for the hgr-
vest, and during next week II will be Frustrated
or ought 10 be. We hear that in some sections
tho wesril lie making sad work in the standing
grain. The wheat crop has to encounter host
Of enemies in this section Of country which will
probably have eniency TO cause farmers TO
cultivate ether crops in great measures In lisu
ther -
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY The grain has ripen-
ed to the harress, and many are making sxten-
sive preparations. We hear bnt little COM
plaiuts from any portion Of the county, and
FARMERS generally seem buoyant with hope OF
great success.
CgolL CousIY.-E Next week the harvest will
be general, and the heaviest crop of "heat
will be cut that has been raised in the comfy
tor number OF years. From Sassafras Neck
10 the Pa, line, and over the Susqaehannai
the report is the same-a few fields injured by
the Wtevil &c, but takin altogether large
crop has been made.
H4EyoaD CorYrY.-The Times says the corn
in this county, except on low grounds, lie said
to look promising. The SEASON so far has be n
too wet for It, particularly where the land
lies low. II is thought The hay crop will be
rather short this harvest. We have heard some
very favornbly reports OF the prospect Of the
apple crop, and it is thought as general thing
il will be tolerably fair one. There will
scarcely be any peaches Taking IL altogether
il may be considered that there ia n more favor
able prospect for the grain and fruit crops in
the county this season than for several years
past.
A LITTLE SrGcK OF RowpYr5H Recently a
party ofnegroes, both slaves and free, congre-
gated on the streets of Westminster at a late
hour, when theirpugilistc propenstics suggcs-
ted a row which ended in fight IN Mr. John
Fishers meadow, in Court street On We'd
ncsday following they were brought before JUS
ticc Hoppe, who read 10 them the law in regard
TO negroes cougregating together, and sentence
cd them to be punished by receiving twenty
lashes each Oh the bare back, which was well
done al Court House Square, in the presence Of
u large number of idle spectators.
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ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OFF. F. SEMINART'
On the 18th and l4h Of next month viii
take place tho Annual Examination and Ccrn-
mencement Of TIE Fred erick Female Seminary.
Those who are bound to this Institution by
thousand endearing rccoleciions of by gone
deys, of friec ship formed and cherished here,
OF class males from whom they have been long
and widely separated, and with whom they
always expect to meet on these occasions, will
hail tbs day with jig. The unusually inter
csting character of the exercises, the known
grace and dignity Of the scholars, the grave
importance Of the Seminary itself, sitting as a
fostering mother in our midst, has contributed
to fill its beautiful halls year after year with
hundreds Of visitors from every section Of our
country The school is in every way perfect
model, In the buildings, whose classic grace
cannot be excelled, in it's Board Of Instructors
unrivalled for ability and consequent sucCess,
and in President most able and eflit lent
There certainly is not, North or South, a more
desirable Female College and the practical iu.'
portanee, both social and moral, it has confer.
ed upon the community where II is located
makes its prosperity peculiarly dear to ALL
Long live this gentle Alma Mater, is the ear
nest prayer Of its children, scattered far and
wide over our beautiful country And to
which we heartily add, dmsa
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Notices.,

THE SCIENTIFIC AMERIcAs.-The publishers Of
this widely circulated and popular illustrated
weekly journal of mechanics and science an
nounce that 1t will be enlarged on the first OF
July, and otherwise greatly improved, contain
ing sixteen pages instead Of eight the presen,
size, which will make il the largest and cheap
est scientific journal in the world il is the on
" Journal ofits class that has ever succeeded in
this country, and it maintains a character for
authority in all matters Of mechanics, science
aud the arts which is not exceed By any 9th
er joucna published in this country or in Eu-
rope. Although the publishers will incur an
increased expense Of $4,000 a year by this en-
l0rsemenr, tley have determined not 10 raise the
price of subscription, rely ing upon their friend
to indemnify them in this increased expendi-
ture, bya corresponding increase ofsubscribers.
Terms 50 year, or 10 copies for Sl5. Speci-
men copies OF the paper with pamphlet ofin-
formation to inventors, furnished gratis, by
mail on application to the publishers.
MUM Co, No. 81 Park Row, New York.
BLAcKwooDs MAGAztSE.-Wea indebted 10
the Publishers, L. Scott and Co. &c Fulton;
street New York, for this interesting magazine
for June. The following is the table OF cont tents
Fleets and Nayics-FIance.-- Part l /; Lord
Mncaulay and Iiarlborough; The Luck of
Ladysmede Partly, War Specuations The
Siege cfPIymouth; The New parliament and
It's Work; Review OF II Review; Lines 10
Political Friend; Our Relations with the Con-
tinent. Price So per annum.
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Order Of Publication,

Rosanna James No. 1920. In the Circuit
Court for Allegany County as
John James a Court Of Equity.
THE object of this bill is to procure decree
1. divorcing the complainant from the defsn
ant, a rincnia JfatrimoHi,.
The bill states that the complainant intermar-
ricd with defendant in !s4s. That more than
eve years ngo he abandoned her, md has lived
out of the State of Maryland ever since he a
bandoned her, and that he now lives out Of the
State of Maryland and that he has never lived
with her since he abandoned her.
II Is thereupon adiudged md ordered, that
the complainant, by causing 0 copy Of this or.
der to be inserted in some newspaper pnbl ished
in the City of Cumberland, once weeR fer one
month before the lst day Of August next, give
notice to the said absent defendant of the OBJ
ject and substance Of this bill and warn him
to appear in this Court in person or by solicitor,
or before the I'd day of November, 1852 to
answer the premises and show Gauge If amy he
has, why n decree ought not to pass az prayed.
True Copy
Test--H. RESLEY,
June 30, lS5Q-lm. Clerk.
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- <.@.ps-Er--

Holiowdys Pills and Ointment VHlainy al
Gork Asa precaution against being poisoned
by vile counterfeiis of these renow ned prepare
tons, see on every leaf of the books of direction
enclosing the boxes and pots, the words, "IIol-
loway, New York and London are impressed
in the form ola water mark, distinguishable
when the paper is held TO the light. The az
gregate ofcures of indigestion, bowel complaint
fever and ngue, remit.ent fever, eruptions, ul-
GERS, Commissions, rheumatism, etc, achieved by
by these preparation, during 1857, exceeds by
one hundred per cent, that of any former year
The demand in this country has increased p
Enormously during the same period.
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We invite the attention OF our readers 10 the
advertisement of Mr.. C. Scribner in another
column. II will be seen that this gentleman
proposes to publish DIARY OF THE AMERICAN
REvoLuroy. more interesting and impor-
tnnt work could not lie presented for The pat
ronage of the American public. We hope that
proper encouragement will be given Mr.. Scrib-
ner IN his laudable enterprise.
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Tus EfrEoT OF LIBERAL ADVERTISING For
the benefit Of those who do not entertain n
very high opinion Of the value of Advertising,
We would call attention to it's efoct upon the
circulation OF a celebrated weekly literary
Journal. The proprietors of the New YoRK
MERCURY, are in the habit Of advertising very
extensively and their books show n curious
ratio between their receipts and circulation
and the amount they invest in announcing new
contributcrs,uew stories, and etc.. The mme-
diate returns on every such investment we are
Informed, amount to almo ST exactly sevent,
Eve per cent, and of course, every subsequen,
day brings an increase OF this amount Until,
iuIs short time, q handsome profits realized.
They COW have advertisements before the
public all the time, in some part OF the Union
or another aud, at short intervals, they food
tie whole country with them The effect is q
conclusive illustration of the benefits of tbi.
mode Of increasing bushes " hen the article ad.
vertised Is of real value, for the bona fde circu
la.ion Of tie MGRcURY has attained to the euor.
- height of orc hundred and eighty tho,
r. ID copies weekly! Who says that adeerti.
sing fsuseless.
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CUMBERLAND Coal TRApE.--ihe annual re-
port OF the Cumberland Coal and Iron Com
pnny furnishes the annexed interesting sta
tis,ics in relation to the growth of the Cum
berlAnd coal trade.
The consumption of semi bituminous coal is
rapidly increasing. 1t is found superior for
stationary engines, and in locomotives it has
no competitor. The several roads which q
year ago were experimenting with n view to
its use, have all adopted it. lis economy is
now so well understood that it is useless TO
discuss that question. From tho locomotive
demand alone large quantity OF coal will be
required this year. 1t is interesting 10 mark
year by year the comparative state OF the coal
trade. The table inserted year ago is here
inserted vita the added statistics for 1853, and
the table is so arranged rs TO show the relative
Iprodnced quantities of the Anthracite and
Cumberland coal trade during the first seven
teen years of the business in each OF the kinds
Of coal-it being now inst seventeen years
since the Cumberland coal was brought to
public market.
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Epidemic Diseases.

Nicfrd ,r,Jb T.ruIe,,, <,,,1y
""' o""
-, EPtoeHltc DaSedSeS.
Ihe HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view OF
the swiui obstruction of human life, caused by
se6uai diseases, and the deceptions practiced
upon the unfortunate victine of such diseaBos
BY Quacks, several years sgo directed their
consulting surgeon, MS d CHARITABLE ACT,
worthy OF their name to open Dispensary for
the treatment OF this ciats of diseases, in all
their forms, and to give MEDICAL ADVICE
GRATIS, to all who apply by letter, With
description Of their condition, Gage, occupation,
habits of life, sc. J and in cases of extreme
poverty and suffering, to FURNISH MEDICINES
FREE or CHARGE. 1t is needless to add that
the Association commands the highest Medical
skill of the age, and will furnish the most ap-
provedmodern treatment.
The Directors of the Association, in their
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TND NATURAL REMEDY,

WARM SPRINGS MEDICAL Water, from
w FLINTSTONE, Nd Recent Important
Analytical and Experimental Discovsries.-
This water is bottled and for sale. Guaranteed
as recommended, or the money refunded
Cures both internally and externally. When
drank rests lighter on the stomach than sny O.
Their known-a perfect recopciliator to tho ex-
cited bowels and kidneys. 1t contaias cooling.
healing and invigorating properties. One tum-
bier full drank removes from tho stomach in
ten minutes, foul gases, heart burns, weight
and feverish sensations. Ono tumbler drank
per day acts as g protectorate in many respects.
Two or three tumbers and one towel bath per
day cures in a rhort time Dyspepsia, Nervous.
meas, Diarshoea, Mercurial diseases, Kidney
diseases, Chile, Fevers, rheumatism, Female
Complaints, Colds, &c. aud is the best rome dy
known to strengthen the stomach md give ap.
petite. It also cures diseases of the skim 70.
moves pimpler, chaps, sores, sorc eyes, sun
burns, insect bites, poison, scald head "opens
the pores, softens and smoothes both the skin
and hair, givinga delightful glow and slsarness
to the skin not excelled or met with.
Any amount OF certificates can be procured
from highly respectable sources to fully corrob-
crate the above. N. B.-Soe further notice and
directions on the bottle. Sold BY
HEALEY 4 sHRIvER, Druggists,
curberlynd, Nd. For the genuine, SEQ written
signature on the seal of the bottle of
T. McELFIsH, Flintstons, Md.
Tuns a. lstf.-ts. Bali. clirpsr cory1
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Foreign Intelligence.

POSITION or THE FoRCEs-1HE ACSTRihE>
STILL RErREATING.
According to the accounts received by way
Of Turin, the Austrians had evacuated Lodi
to which they had been driven by the defeat
at Meegnano, reported by the last steamer
when Marshal paraguay d 'Hilliers bent them
ia a nine hours engagement. 1t will he re-
membered that in retreating eastward after
the decisive engagement at Magenta and the
conflict at Mclegnano, the Austrians left the
cities Of Pavia and Placenza unsupported;
and we now learn that the garrisons have re-
tired from these points, not, however, with
out blowing up the SPLENDID citadel OF Fla
cenzl.
IMPORTANT PROCLAMATION OF THE EMPEROR
OF THE FRENCH.
The following proclamations have been is
sued by the Emperor Of the Frcnch:--
To tie People Of Ndly-Milan. june s.
The fortune Of war bringing me into the cap
ital of Lombardy, come to tell you why
am here
When Austria made its unjust attack on
Piedmont, resolved to support my ally, the
Sandman King; the honor and interest Of
France made it a point of duty.
Your fees (who are minc) have tried to les
son the universal sympathy al Europe fell
in your cause by giving out that only made
war for personal ambition or to aggrandize
the French territory. Ii there are men who
cannot understand the epoch they live in,
am not Of that number.
In sound state of public opinion, at this
time of day, men become greater by the NOR
al influence they exert than by barren con-
quests. seek with pride that moral infu-
ence by contributing to render free the most
beautiful land in Europe.
Your welcome has proved that yon fully
understand me. ! come not here with q pre-
arranged plan to dispt ssess sovereigns, or to
impose upon you my will. My army will
have two works to perform--hght your en-
emies and keep intcrna! order. No obstacle
shall be raised to the free manifestations Of
your legitimate wishes. Providence often
favors nations as it does individuals, by Offer
ing them the opportunity of sudden great
ness: but it is on condition of their knowing
how to avail themselves Of il wisely. Earn,
then, the boon now offered yon. Your de-
sire for independence so long put forth, so
often baffled, shall be realized il yeu show
yourselves worthy of it. unite,then one
and all, in one great ohject-thc deliv%rance
of your native land. Adopt military organ
izaton; rally ronnd the standard of King
Victor Emanuel, who has indicated to you 50
nobly the path Of honor. Remember that
without discipline there is no army; and
burning with the sacred fire Of patriotism, be
soldiers to day, to become to morrow free
citizens Of a great country.
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rs tE,!s . Free s'Ousssy?

Nm. EDlTOR:
The above is the caption an mr.
ticle which appeared in the Civilian and Tele-
graph Of this morning, Astounding in fasehood
aad scurriiiy OF such stamp os alone charnc-
tcrises the coward and scoundrel; if the author
will come out over his proper signature his
mind shall be enlightened upon the subject, OF
if he is too modest to see his name before the
public, he shall have all the Information he de.
sires, by calling on me personally at my Office
Come now Mr.. Inquirer, play the man, don.
skulk like the coward any longer, but make
yourself known, and my word for it this com
munity will know what value is 10 be placed
upon all your communications.
JNo. c. WEE,
FrostLurg, June 23d. 1859. POSTMASTER
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Heavily Timbered.

The fub-divisiors Of the property with the
names of the various Tracts, and TIE contents
Of each, will be mako known on the day Of sale
TERMS OF SALE, as prescribed by the de-
crees--h to the property on and near the Turn
pike Road, ono thrd of the purchase money to
10 paid in cash on the day Of SALE the balance
in two equsl in stall ments with inter est at ami
Il months, aftor the DAY Of sale. For the RIv-
Err or BRICK HOUSE FARM, ono third cash
oil day Of sale. and the residue in two equal in =
stalments with interest, at ! and yenrs The
credit payments TO he secured by notes o. pur-
chasors with approved security. On ratifca-
tion ofsale and payment Of the entire purcha e
money, but not before, Decd or Deeds v III be
made for the property gold.
For further in affirmation, apply to A. n. Bev-
ans or Il. Higgins, on the premises, or tho un-
designed.
JOHN :. EDWARDS,
June so, 1S59.-4t. Trustee.
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Estate Of William W. Arnett.

Estate Of William W. Arnett.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
~ hath obtained from the orpbans' Court of
Allegany county, Letters testamentary on the
estate of William W. Arnett, late Of A,legany
county. deceased. Ar persons having claims
ngninst tn e >said deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same properly authenticated. to the
subscriber, on or before the 30th day of Deem
Der, 1859, otherwise they may by Law be exclu-
dad from all benefit in paid estate. All persons
indebted are requested to make immed pay
ment. Given under my hand this S0th day of
June, 1859.
WILLIAM II. WOODWARD,
june 30. 1S59-3t. Executor.
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pnasoxAL.-The Hon. jefferson Davis, of
Nf1Gfeeippi, 10 guest of The Glades Hotel, at
0sh1epd, IL this county, on the lice of the Ba'-
f;nore aad Ohio Railroad.
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~. Harvest has commenced in this eoan'F.
rrd there u promise Of good yisld
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Engine of 80 Horse Power,

with flew boiler, g feet in diameter and 30 feet
long / Sash Saw Muley Saw, and Circu-
lar saw, put up on the most approved plan,
together with all the usual tools, &c. The Mill
is capable OF saving 5000 feet OF Oak or 10, 900
feet of Pine every q hours. The entire Mill
and gearing are in perfect order.
The location is admirably adapted 10 heavy
trade, as the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and
the Cumberland aud Pennsylvania Railroad,
touch the river within few rods Of the Mill,
where the timber is dropped from the cars into
the river. This gives the timber all the hand
ling facilities and all the other water advanta-
ges Of that which is RATED down the River TO
the Mil.
The abundance of all kinds of timber on the
Potomac, Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, and
wins Creek, md in the mountains west of this
place, renders the supply ineXhaustibc, while
the facilities for getting it to the NH by Rail-
road, National road, Canal and River, cannot
be surpassed
Tho mill has now large contra cts Of lumber
on hand, for tue Government, the District OF
Columbia and Baltimore and has been Obliged
to decline other profitable work. The Lumber
manufactured at this Mill IL considered by the
Inspectors in baltimore and the District Of Co
umhia equal to the Sus1uchanna Lumber, and
commands Of, IA Drirn
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ONEDAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE WAR.


A Turin despatch says that after the retreat
of the Aurtrians from Bologna, the Cardinal
LcgaLe OF the Pope departed, and the Munich
pal;ty proclaimed Victor Emanuel Dictator,
The King of Sardinia in an order issued by
him extoled Gen. Garibaldi's deeds and a
wards him gold medal Of military order.
The official statement of the |Pciser lett
n7iJ says, the Emperor of Austria will forth
with assume the immediate command OF the
army and that ne had ordered anew position
for the army which would be taken up in Tie
best manner.
The Austrians We're cvacuating Modena,
and were in full retreat towards the river o.
Clio.
Large reinforcements were abou. to leave
France for the army in Italy.
ENGLAND.
Lord Palmerston was making good progress
with the formation of the new cabinet An
authentic list of members was expected to TIC
made public on the day the steamer sailed
Rumor gives Lord Elgin the Colonel Secrc-
taryship and Mr.. Golden the board Of Trade;
Mr. Gladstine, Secretary for lndia.l
An order has been issued for the mobiliza-
ton of the Prussian army.
THE LATEST
LONDON, June 1.-the Daily News says
that no authorized statement rs to the compo-
sition of the new cabinet can possibly appear
before Friday.
The Herald, in publishing telegram that
six Prussians corps darmee are modified says:
"Of course this means war. The advent of
Lord Palmcrston to the Premiership has evil
IDENTIFY induced her to take this decisive step
and Join Austria. Tie English people will
now perceive the truth of what we before as
serted, that Lord Derbys Government alone
preserved Europe froma general war"
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lust RECEIVED FOR JULY 1892.
y Harpers Magazine, Godey's Lady's Book,
Peterson's Magazine, Great Republic Monthly,
Leslie's New Family Magazine, Household
Words. For sale by
ANDREWS & SWAGTZwELDER,
$50. Under st. Nit holas Hotel, Bait. St.
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Agents for the Civilian Telegraph.
The following are tse only agents Of the 'Oi.
Villain 8 Telegraph, authorized TO COLLECT and
receipt for moneys due this Office;
IA. RUrnRAuyF, Baltimore.
JOY, Coz 4 Co., Philadelphia.
JoY, Coz 4 Co., New York.
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The Cumberland
STEAM SAW MILL
Public Sale !!

THIS Mill situated upon the Potomac River,
near Lynn's Wharf, in the City Of Cumber.
land. with ample ground for Lumber Yard, &C.,
and is built in the most substantial manner.
Tho Machinery consists of n first class
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ASsgGTA:!H ZION,
PHILADELPHIA.

A Benerolent Institution established Jy
special Lndormemt for The Reiief
Of tie Sick and DISTRESSED Of
.Fictcd wifh Erutent and
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DR.. RoBINsON'S WRITINGS

surrounded, sever, by many "Difikiltics"
and lending TO the romance q vein OF svmpA-
ihetc humor and cuai 1t drolery TINT will
render II irresistible to the lover OF fun aud
the student Of h imam nature. in addition TO
this attraction, the plot will he found more in
trcatelr mysterious, and the situations more re-
ple,e with IN, fire OF DRAMATIC INTEREST
than in any other story the author has yet
written. Ii Is full Of