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New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-10

TIGHT RopE FEAT PROMISED. - The Rochester
Union tells us what Delave will do next at the Cen
essee Falls. That paper says: -.z.
He will walk to the centre of the river seat him
self upon the rope in chair and take lunch. He
will then tie his balancing pole to the rope at end
and descend to the other, some twenty-five feet hold
ing the pole by his hands, and then take drink Of
water in dpper from the Sheet as it pours over the
brink of the nrecinice.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-10
Department News.
From the Washington papers of the 4th inst We
extract the following;

From the Washington papers of the 4th inst. we
extract the following:
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT LANDS OF FLoRIDA-The
acting Commissioner OF the General Land Office has
this day transmitted to the Governor Of the State OF
Florida list of 46 542 Sc acres of land appropriated
to that State under the provisions Of the eighth sec
ton Of the act Of September A. 1s4l for internal i'm
proyement purposes. These lands are situated in the
St. Augustine and Tampa districts, and comprise
some of the best hammock lands in the State.
NAvAL.-The Navy Department has received in.
formation Of the arrival of the Hartford at Funcha
Madeira, on the l4th and her departure thence for
the Cape Of Good Hope on the 10th ult All we'll on
board. The Levant arrived at Rio Jsneiro July 10,
and Yves to sail thence without delay for Valparaiso,
The Constellation, with Flag Officer Inman on board,
arrived at Funchal, Madeira, July7.
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA LANDs.-The Secretary of
the Interior hes informed certain memoriasts in ST.
Louis, who asked that public lands of Kansas and
Nebraska be withheld. private entry after the
close of the public sales, that the President is Of
opinion that the law invests him with no power to
grant such request.
In all cases where lands are brought into market
under the operation of the land laws, they must re-
main subject to sale, unless they are withdrawn for
the proper execution of other laws passed by Con-
gress. Lands have not been and cannot be with
drawn from considerations of policy or profit merely
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-10

LATER FROM Turks IsLAND.-The Royal Standard
of the Goth ult. has the following
The weather continues fine, and there is every
prospect Of general raking in few days. The
Quantity of salt on hand, compared with the cores
ponding period last year, is much the same. There
is no alteration in price since last quotations Export
duty cent .es0
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-10
]. WRIGHT & co.
nR. WRIGHTs CELEBRATED REJU-
vENATING ELIXIR, .s
Prepared on Principles by Of
the Ablest Chemists Of the Age.

the Ablest Chemists Of the Ago.
NO MINERALS.
Dr. Wright thinks we'll stake his professional character
the fact that the least
part Of the ingredients in his REJUvRNATING ELIXIR
we'll knowing whatun has been sntaed the community by
opium and mercury.
Generally to the dehIlated DR.. Wright would say never
despair. No matter how down you may bsno matter
how weak mster what the may have been
fosake at whatever has led you depart Hygione
principles take his
REJUvENAr1Na ELIXIR,
and will nnd yourself man. pride instead Of
the reverse, your friends healthy sound worthy
member of the whole human family.
For sale by the ProprIetors,
J. WRIGHT co.,
q and Isl Charres street, New Orleans, La,
Sole Proprietor.
And by Druggists generally throughout the United satss
HELmBOLD's EXTRACT. BUCHU.
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED
II cures Nervous Debtated suers and removes ali
the symptoms, among which will be found
IndiSpositon
to ExertIon. Loss
Of Power, Loss of Memo.
~, DiHcuty Of Breathing, Gen.
eral Weakness, Horror Of Disease,
weak Nerves, Trembling, Dreadful Horror
fDestb Night sweats, Gold Feet, wakefulness,
DInnness Of vson Languor, Universal Lasstude the
Muscular System Often Enormous Appetite with Dyspspas
symtoms, Hot Hands, Flushing Of the Body, Drynsss
Of the Skin. Pallid Countenance and Eruption
on the Face, Pain Ia the Back. Heavi.
ness Of the Eyslids. Frequently
Black Spots Flying be.
fore the Eyes,
Temporary suusion and Loss Of Fight Want Of Attention,
Great Nobility: Restlessness With Horror Of Society,
Nothing Is desirable to snch Patients than
Solitude, and nothing they more Dread
for fear of themselves. no Reposs Of
Manner, no Earnesness, no Spe-
ulation but . Hurried
Transition from one
question to
another.
These synptoms II allowed to 60 on-whch this medicine
invariably follows LOSS OF POWER. FATU1.
TY and EPILEPTIC FITsn Of which the patient may
expire Who that these mot frequently
followed by those direful diseases AND CON.
sUMPTIONi The records Of the INSANE AsYLUMs and
melancholy deaths scar ample witnss
these assertions In Lunac Asyums the most
melancholy exhibition appears The countenance actually
sodden and quite mn nor RfeI over
IT. should sound Of tho voice 1t is rarely articuste
"with woefu measures wan despair
Low sullen sounds his grief beguiled"
Debility mos. terrible and has breught Thousands upon
thousands unmey graves thus blasting the ambition Of
many noble youths 1t can be cured by the use Of this
IEFALLIBLE REMEDY.
For sale In New Orleans, wholesale and retal by
J.wRIGHr 4 CO.,
81 and Isl Charres street,
General Agents.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-10

by Fire, at the very lowest rates charged
by responsible Companies. i
Planters Merchants others desiring effect Insurance
upon their property respectfully solicited to give portion
of their patronage to this Company.
Applications for Insurance made in person by mail ad
dressed the Company either Of the Directors
Immediate attention Possessing personal information In
gard locations and other details Of Insurabe property
Southern and Western States this Company enabed-beyond
many othe sto give advantages in Of Premiums ETC.
The direction Of the Company embraces of the
Of the city of New York extensively engaged
Southern trade and closely identified with it's interest,"
Any information connected with Insurance will be eheerfuy
given and all business connected with this Company will
transacted with liberaty and promptness.
DIRECTORS. ..,
VIM. Chauncey-wm. Chauncey Old Slip.
Moses TAyor-President City Bank Wall ST.
Paul Spoord-Spoford, Teston 29 Broadway.
p c. Van shaick-van saaick, Edwards Front at
v. Borsalou-Importer. Water ST.
Jas B. Internationally Wilson Cobb. 50 Front St.
E. D. Sprague-Dayton, sprague N Front ST.
Benz. H. Lille-B H. Lille .lH Pearl ST.
John g. Holbrooke International Life ms Co7l Wall st.
VIM. Holdredge dge..............u IL Merchants Exchange
T. J. Colemau-J. G. Coleman 63 Wall ST.
A. Mataran feehnah 81
VIM. K. Strong .oO fine ST.
Edward Haight-Pres Bank of the Commonwealth Nassau st
VIM A. Wheeler 63 William st.
G. Malet,a-C. Msletta b3 Beaver ST.
n g. PIatt-President Artizans' Bank. Nassau ST.
Il
B. " Whilock--B. N. l. EAWhiock Co. .13 Beekman st.
Nathaniel W. BurtsN. W. Burtis Co..... so vesey st.
VIM L. Observation-Disclosures .4l2 Broadway.
John G. Lightbody. "a Beekman
Paoi Lathrop-Lahrop Wilkinson. 10 Murray
W. NJ Newell-Newells, Hartman Mcdonald .l3 Murray
Frederick A. Fisher-Wolfe, Dash Fisher SS Warren st.
Minard h. Fowler l36 Nassau st.
Geo. W. Read-Geo. W. Jehia Read. Chambers st.
Rohi. B. CurrierMeus, Curer Sherwood AZ Warren
John B. Cores. City Hall.
John b. IL Chambers st.
George Carro-Caroll Herrick Mead Chambers
W. Fl. Bulkley-Aep, Mclean Bukley. Chambers St.
D. N. HodredgeN. Y. S. Heating Broadway.
Francis Miller, ". JOG Forsyth
WIN. CHAUNCEY, President.
WIN. HoLDREDGE. vice-Presdsnt.
| JoHs X. oAKLEY, Secretary. iy27
| CIGARS-A FEW CABANAs PRENSADQS to close AZ
| W invoice, for sale by BARELiI 4 co.,
my1Q II 81 Common street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-10

- POINT CLEAR HOTEL-THE PROPRIE-
Of the Battle House, Mobile, respectfully inform he
friends and the public that they will open the Point Clea
Hotel early In June.
The buildings being put in thorough repair the vharvse
rebuilt grounds have been greatly improved tho
winter building erected last season. finished and fur
nshed IN thorough and situated line next 70 y.
feet in Length upon tive stories Aoseher the buildings viii
Point Clear delightfully."- situated being to the Gull
breeIe and in the high grounds With pleasant drives
Of Sisw were ary tested last season. Not single cas-. q
finest salt water bathing the whole coast and within
hundred from the Hotel Fish and oysters Ahun
every variety Of anus sements will be furnished
Ths steamer Crescent will leave Mobile every evening fos
Point Clear also Sundays Mondays Wednesdays and Fri
days will make midday trips to accommodate those who A.
rive by the boats.
Rooms may be secured BY addressing
Battle Hcuss
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-10

ACCIDENT TO MADAME CoLsoN.-The New York
Herald of the I'd says:
Yesterday, at Bath, Long Island, while Madame
Pauline Colsou, the favorite prima donna Of the
Academy of Music, was taking her usual morning
equestrian exercise, she was thrown from her horse
and, as her many admirers will regret to learn, ser
onslu injured.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-10

THE VINTAGE IN OHIo-Under date Of the 4th
inst. Nicholas LoDgworth, the great wine grower of
Ohio, writes a communication to the Cincinnati Com
mercia, from which we extract the following
We may now feel certain of large crop pof grapes !;
probably as large yield for the last three years.
One reliable vintner, who, few years since, made
1000 gallons from acre, expects this fall to make
wine will not be equal to the supply, and our vine.
yard men should use great care to insure wine of
superior quality will not sell at half the price of
wine of fine quality.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-10
GREAT DISCOVERY.

Ample both by able practitioners and chemical anAly
SIS have demonstrated the great vsue Of Prof De Graths
beautiful combination, called
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-10
6EE srW ns5s 5s;i;;;i;; eRnsAss JAoKaos anaa1 1syg
NORTHERN RAILROAD

: ------- Il pFSBB,
tOce in the Railroad Building Camp street. opposite La
fayse square will deliver in Of the city, such Bag
gage, Packages Specie Bank Notes. Jewely etc. received
by the Railroad otherwise be entrusted to their
chsge forward the same With and dispatch to any
the Mississippi Central Railroad receiving them for that pur
either the Express Office at the residences Offices Of
individuals.
On approaching New Orleans the Baggage Master will
through the Train and receive Checks and address of M
persons wishing their Baggage their hotel residence
The Company will be responsible for all articles placed
IN charge Of the Baggage Master.
IMPRESS CHARGES IN ADDITION TO RR. FREIGHT:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-10
PONTGHARTRAIN RAIL-
ROAD SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
GCommencing Sunday, May l. 1857:


On Sundays the steam train will make the O'Clock morning
"trip and leave the city hour after IL O'Clock until
O'Clock at night
On and after Sunday 18th nst there will be hahour trip
svery Sunday from o'clock until 8.
Extra special from Lake at night by the Horse Car
when required, by notifying the Conductor. -
The Steam Train will at GENTLY Station when notified
each b CENTS conductors must have timely notice to
atom. a30 If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-10
Capital. s15o,ooO.

nsures all kinds Personal Property against Loss Damage
by Fire, at the very lowest rates charged
by responsible Companies.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-10

FROM AR1zoNA.-The st. Louis Republican pub.
fishes letter from Tubac dated August II, in which
the writer states that the express from Magdaena
brings intelligence that independence is about 10 be
declared by Sonora and chihuahua. Gov. Pesquiera
will be placed at the head of affairs. For some time
past Pesquiera has been receiving large supplies of
cannon, small arms and ammunition, and has in
creased his army to nearly three thousand men.
Discoveries of silver and copper leads continue to
be made in Arizona The writer gives in postscript
the following account Of the murder Of an American
was about to mail this letter when news came 10
of another coldblooded murder committed by Mexi
cans. John Wrightson, OF Albany, New York, who
has two brothers in Cincinnati, was last night
lanced and killed while hunting stray cattle about
dusk. He had charge Of the Tomocacor Mission farm,
was in the employ of the Santa Rita Silver Mining
Company. His brother, VIM. Wrightson, agent OF
the Company left for the States by the last Overland
Mail. The deceased was not fit man to have charge
of Mexican poems, being Incorporate, totally unac
quanted with the Spanish language, and very over
bearing. His brother often warned that deceased
would be killed by the Mexicans, and deceased had
been repeatedly told that the Mexicans would, sooner
or later, murder and rob him. The murderers took
some arms and five horses, and then left for Sonora
This is the thirteenth violent death that has occurred
in the vicinity since March LIST. Mr.. Wrightson was
buried at Tubac.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-10
From, Northern. Mexico.


The Brownsville Flag has the following dates from
Northern Mexico: Ell Mentor, from Aguas Calientes,
4th and 7th of August Boletn Official, of Durango
Aug. 9th. The Flag extracts the following intelli.
gence:
law of 18th july nationaizing the property of the
clergy, suppressing monasteries and inaugurating
religious toeration The editor had previously placed
them at the head of his columns among the present
necessities Of his country. He now takes them down
as attained leaving only to be sought, immigration,
and the transfer of the supreme authorities to CEN
tral point in the republic. He can easily have the
first If his governors and Judicial tribunals will levy
humbugging names, and the latter will follow such
fighting as the immigrants will furnish. In fact,
white immigration, with no free or runaway negro
admixture, alone can save Mexico from perpetual
discord internal. This, owing to their blindness
they may realize but it is true preaching
The ORDER OF MERCED.-D. D0naciano Espinoza,
of the order of Merced has manifested his compli.
ance with the law of 18th July to the Governor of
of five hundred dollars allowed by the law, and has
been appointed chaplain of the National Guard. Ex-
ceptions point out the rule to be that generally the
clergy do not comply with the new measure
commanded by Col. Jose Maria Sanchez Romero, is
in Aguas Calientes &" Ell Mentor speaks highly OF
their good behavior, and navely adds that they
an exception in the army.
Bishops Eaplnoza and BaraJas passed Lagos on the
4th on their way to the city Of Mexico, escorted by
two hundred men under Herran
Inventories have been taken in the converts Of La
Merced and San Diego, in Aguas Calientes, under the
law of the 18th July. The Presbyter, D. Donaciano
Espinoza, having acceded to the law, is put in
charge Of the former chaplain but no frar Of the
latter doing likewise, the sacred vessels will be de-
livered to the curate Of the parish of Asuncion.
A public library of $500 volumes was to be opened
in Aguas Calientes on the 10th inst.
HUERrA.-lt is admitted that this chief of the
liberal party was completely used up in Acambaro,
when he was invited in like Mr. Fly to the chamber
of Mr.. Spider, and after complete route escaped
with few Of his aids. But he got with Arteaga and
Pueblita, returned and leveled that cursed town in
just punishment Of their nfamy-jacales, we suppose
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-10

(NIGARs--A FEW cABANAs PRENsADos to close an
~ Invoice, for sale by BARELi.I CO.,
mylQ 1T 81 Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-10

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ACsndies etc, etc., backed n ss1S 8 - -
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-10

WEEP KEEP INSURED.
HOMESTEAD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
or the City of New York.
OFFIC Jew HITLOC BUILDIN
Corner OF Nassau and Beekman streets. w..
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-10
Ea1 sMEATIs; TIs;oUTHWEsTERN

Through to New York In Four Days
Nineteen HoursAvodng all the Dangers Of the River
and Lakes.
Quickest Route to Memphis st. Louis Chicago. CncinnsH
Washington, Philadelphia New and all Eastern Citet
Two Days Time Saved Only Seventy Miles StAging-vis
New orleans, jackson and Great iNortheKi
RAILROA
10 Canton, Miss thence by Mississippi Central Railroad
Sims Sutton Dudleys treble daily line of Four Pot
Coaches to Grand Junction, Tenn.
Through tickets Memphis New York be had attt
Ticket ONCE the New Orleans jackson and Great Northern
Railrosd Company
The Gap Of the Mississippi Central Railroad
connections made throughout
the whole
The track laying the Mississippi Central Railroad Ia pro.
crossing rapidly and the staging will reduce accordingly
A9-sxty pounds Of Baggage allowed each passenger.
N 2m SIMS, SUTTON DUDLEY.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-10

VULCAN1ZED RUBBER BELTING, PACK
ING, HOSE, etc., etc.
Brnmhill 4 Campbell.
Wholesale Agents of
THE BOSTON BETTING COMRAHY. 4
Warehouse No. 100 William street. New York,
Respectfully informs Merchsnts Dealers Jobhss haa
they have constantly hand full assortment Of all the ahsve
mentioned goods together with such ohe IN ~ fr
every mechanical purpose.
Aspecal orders goods which mot kept q hA
will receive prompt attention.
HA goods furnished at manufscursrs pricss seslsss
Of which be obtaued upon applications Or by
above. ty1B ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-10

TONES. son & MELvAIN-
No. 6 MAIDEN LANE,
: New Yeri,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers In
UNS, UTLERY,
PLATED WARE, JEwELRY,
FANCY GOODS, BRUSHES.
PERFUAERY and 60AH9.
~ sole Agents for Wesley Richards CslshsAsa 0ass.
rlsy's Caps, wadding and Cartridges Heinors Army Raa
iyl6 6m lsl . @ss55a SsSss93
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-10


grant such request.
In all cases where lands are brought into market
under the operation of the land laws, they must re.
main subject to sale, unless they are Withdrawn for
the proper execution Of other laws passed by Con-
gress. Lands have not been and cannot be with
drawn from considerations of policy profit merely.
KANSAS GOLD SPEcIMENs-The ST. Louis Repub-
lican Of the 5th inst. says:
We were shown yesterday some rich specimens of
the mineral wealth of the Far West. The fist, COM
prising all varieties of gold from the Kansas mines,
wf1 in the hands of Messrs. Samuel u Allen, COM
mission merchants Of this city. They had one hun
dred ounces, worth $4,000. The greater portion wcs
in what is called scale and shot gold, with smaller
quantity of dust Of almost inconceivable fnene1s.
The lump gold in the collection was chiefly such as
had been massed together by quicksilver, and was
distinguishable from the rest by different, lighter
and lc brilliant color. OF the kind termed nuggets
or umps found in natural state, there were several
specimens, none being noticeaby large except fiat
tened piece about two inches long by one wide. It
weighed between three and four ounces, and was
worth s65-constituting the largest lump found since
the original discoveries Of gold at Cherry Greek.
ARRIVAL OF AN ENGLISH spoRTsMAN.-A New
York paper of the 80 inst says:
Among the arrivals at the Clarendon Hotel, in this
city, we are pleased to record that Of the Hon Grant
ley Berkley, the celebrated English hunter and
sportsman. This gentlemen hes visited the United
States for two purposes. His first design is to pro-
ceed to the West to hunt the elk, the antelope the
buffalo, and other animals which hold undisputed
possecsion of our extensive forests and praires For
this purpose he hes brought bis hounds, and he in
tends to enter with spirit into the SPORT that he may
find abundant material for his adventures, which he
proposes to send to the Field the sporting paper of
the English metropolis
His next intention is to visit all the Western farms
and plantations to witness the operations carried on
upon them in regard to the and rearing of stock
There can be no doubt the honorable gentleman will
onH &trn
true hearted and sturdy sons Of the West who will
gain great deal of information from him concerning
English sports in all the branches of which be is
proficient while his part he will not fail to gather
some useful lessons from the hardy American sports
men of that beautiful country. Let the Western
sportsmen brighten their rifles and keep their powder
dry, for the hunt will soon begin.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-01-07
Striking Change Effected by UooE-
MANS GERMAN BlTTERS.

PHILADELPuIA, March I6, 1855
Dr. c NJ JACKSON DEAR SIR had suffered so
ong from Dyspepsia and Liver Compluintn in their
most aggravated forms, that almost despared of
finding q. cure, when in compliance with the nd.
vice of my physician, | had recourse to your Ger.
nnn Bit,ors | had taken them, with marked
improvement for two months, when my husband,
who is captain Of The packet ship Sarastqk return.
ed from his last voyage His first exclamation on
seeing me, was, Why, Margaret, what have you
been takingl You look five hundred per cent bet
ger than " ben Rcft.~ And we'll he might say so.
When he sailed on his lastvcyage, was thin and
care'worn, and my complexion OF suffrrL color
while now have reeained my flesh, and am in
sho enjoyment of perfect health And all this l
owe to your insatGable Bite.s therefore think
you are justly eRtited to t.lis certificate, which
you are a, Ebs:ey to pnh..sh Yours, truly,
nAP3ARET ROWLAND
I13 Queen Street. Southwark.
BE sure and ask for Hooatnrs Germln Bnters,
and see that the signature of C NJ Jackson is on
The wrapper Of each bottle
For safe by druggists and storekeepers in every
Town and village in the United States, West In.
dies, ard Clnadas Price IS cents per bottle
Principal Office, 4ts Arch Street, Philadelphia,
Ra,
January 7.h, 1859 l69 2w