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ridge ESQ., which w b psssed TO read Ana ~ ~
Woodridses poe and you did make stale uoon wsx az
hority you nsle his ~ be handed u y ~ NV ,,eao
j. u Hoover ESQ and You viii plesse answer nneate
~ "s'ps'''''' ''1' '''' PHii. BARTON KEY.
MIR. KEY TO Mr. BEEKMAs
washington March %, 1883.
Mr. BEExMAE:-
sRI send herewith COPY Of noe addressed TO me frnm
h. Woodbridge ksq, and also OF ons from sarsh bacn
=. VIII he psased 70 read Them ana ANS we IN sng ns
t'i nts correct tor ina WI.
csumpies Contained therein will he handed by
friend Mr. Hoover and Will please give nm inmedlt
answer. Respectfully Jour obedieDt servant
Phil. BARTON kay.
Mr.. BEEKMAN TO MR.. KEY.
hR1 have received Of N day through Mr. Hoover
together with no'es nom M Woodbridge ~acuo
IN reply TO your inquiry whether the foi
csnmp'es contained In Mr. woodridge's statement ssy
diavow that WAS ever thei. author and every
h,nR therein e and also the Bacon
Was their author. Very respectfully. Yours DO.
8. B. BEHKMAN
There letters all copied in Mr.. Keys handwriting
small, scra'chy and cramped hand-upon ban Dote p,
per- stamped at the top with his crest aud initials Toe
crest the head OF dragon. other monster In
heraldc lore, holding III Its beak key.
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The Sugar Crop Of Lou,.,.ro

Ibe sugar crop Of Louisiana.
Inc sugar crop OF Louisiana for the last season. liz noy
ssoetapeo 10 nave been 352 a6 hhdsthe largest cro,
known except one, that of 1853 The folio wing dgurcs
show The amount ana value of the crop for ten
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-12

Inc QUANTITY Of monsses made asst season Ia cstn1ated
m2bFCO 600 gallons. The value Of sugar and mo'asses
poonceo N LOUISIANA for Tho 1853 will amount W
twenty e'ebt millions Of dollars. The largest quantity Of
goes TO the credit Of ST. Marys Inbervi,e " the ncxs
tuining ont $3.50 boeshcsds. Then follows Asnmp-
ton The loss from overflow Is computed ~ %, oo0 nosS-
hsnds
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The Court said the object of the defence was 10 show
the relations Of the parties 70 each other The law
doubiedly lie that when is trial for murder pre-
vious expressions Of good will and acts Of kindness
ward the deceased may be proved. On this ground the
had read was simply courteous, and had bearing on
the issue. The letters are not evidence
Mr. Brady took exception 10 this ruling and then ID
ruling which excluded Mr.. Keys letter. apart from the
enclosures.
The following are the lctters:-
MR.. KEY TO MR.. sICKLEs.
WARRINGTON March rs, 1858.
NV DrAR na-I send by Jonsh Hoover copy of CORES
fidcnous and disgusting Islander Of the partes
osrnedvss unsucces.a Respectfully, ana py your.
The following the copies Of the letters referred to-
Mr.. KEY TO MIR. wOoLpRrDdE.
GEO. b. wooLpRrpeE. ESQ =:
o s sS. ySs please s gr1s ~hst
a giye your authority for making such
Nv object aiceran the of base caumny. MOI
''''''''' '''' ' PHI. BARTON KEY.
MR.. BACON TO MIR. KEY.
NY sInScar has just been handed by Mr.:
have % state that. n the nao hi. statement correct
ana nov Iepesi % you M Bectm.n my author.
%s " s q s.s
in the give my such dsbelef and
that deemed It fabrication. Respectfully ypuTs .cos
MR. WOODBRIDGE TO MR. KEY.
y. II. KEY. Faq..--
DEAN SIR Marchai j. Bacon informed me Tuesday ser
March g. tina. Mr. Beekmsn said that Mrs sckes had
been Out riding horseback three different times with Barton
during Mr. h'ckies the city Of York,
and that bsy stopped house the road towards Bsdeus
burg and that MS Sicklcs had here and remaoc,
and half she took Of her habit that
MIRA Sickes
There much more ef the Wind Of couver.atan;
and Mr. Bacon told also IN that assured Il
that Mr. Key toasted that he only asked thirty
hours with any woman to make her DO he pleased Yours
&c, g. b. WOOLDHIDGH
Mr.. KEY TO MIR. BACON.
WASHINGTON, March %, 1858.
M. ReuAL y. Bacon, Esq--1
snHsiewnb send sou copy Of note from a. II. Wool
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-03
Later from SANTA Re.

The St. Louis Republican publishes the following
dispatch: so
INDEPENDENCE. Dec. 25.-The Santa Fe mail ar
rived to-day. By it we learn that the Navajo war,
although suspended, was not yet terminated. The
terms for treaty are to be determined during the
thirty days armistice. 5sa
Col. Bonneville and Superintendent Collins, go to
Fort Defiance to treat with the Chiefs Their action
will be final, war or peace the consequence.
Dates to the Dist November from Fort Defiance
state that Col Miles has efficiently pursued the Indians
into their Businesses and over regions heretofore un
trodden by white men, successfully putting to flight
the Indians, wherever found.
Maps of the previous marches are soon to be made
out and the country put in possession of knowledge
respecting claims nnheard of.
Major Backus returned on the 18th. he had nc
regular fight with the Indians, but In skirmishes
killed six Of them Captain valdes, Of the Spies
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-03

The London Sunday Times of recent date says:
We are requested by Mr. Morphy to state, in reply
to NJ Stauntons last letter to the editor of the us
trated London News that it was not merely because
MI. stanton had published SO many of his (M.'s)
games in that paper, but also from the eminent SER
vices rendered by that gentleman to the interests of
chess that he worded the suppressed paragraph
50 as to afford the ampest opportunity for satisfac
tory explanation: Mr. stauntons prirate reply was
pnonsned ceroatsm in subsequent number Of the
Illustrated London News and did not contain the
sllgntest reference to the statement complained Of
10 the other assertions of Mr. StauntOns letter Mr.
Morphy desires to give the most emphatic denial He
had whatever from Mr. S. to any friend
OF MS IN Paris or in France He is totally ignorant
that Mr. ever made any explanation, directly or in
directly, and he certainly never led ANYBODY to SUP.
pose that he was intruding further correspondence
WIN Mr. >. on the subject being at length satisfied
that ne could not obtain justice from him. Mr. Nor.
ply hopes that that gentleman will now correct the
mis-statement to which the supposed paragraph re-
ters. AS regards the friend commissioned by Mr.
stanton to explain away the difficulty relating to
packers etc. Mr. Morphy is DESTROYS that it should be
understood-this is the first he has heard of him.
Bells Life in London has the following:
Much sensation has been excited in the Paris chess
circle, by MIR. Morphys announcement that with the
exception Of Herr lHarrwitz he should decline play
fng for the future with any player in France, except
at odds with pawn and move or more backing his
cartel in his suaUe mode, by offering heavy stakes,
should bis opponent fancy money match. Two of
the Paris rstrates at once entered into his views
and played as follows, receiving each pawn and moves
La Roche contested in all six games drawing three
winning one, drawing one, losing i've. We believe
Paul Morphy quite capable of giving pawn and move
to any player in England, and think it probable he
will offer formally to do SO, his return to London
from Paris. The fact is, Mr. Morphy is chess phe.
nomenon and it san honor any player to be beaten
by him.
The Chess editor of Bells Life is George Walker,
(author of the Art of Chessplayng.'O Speaking
of the Morphy vs. Staunton affair, he says, the mat
ter has long ago been so clearly settled, by public
opinion here, in favor of the gallant American, that
to carry discussion further, is like knocking down
sparrows with cannon balls.'
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A,,pRoyRp REsRp1rs-Messrs. ]. Wrieb. 4 Co

y AsPRovED REMEDIEs.-Messrs. J. Wright & Co.,
81 and l5l Chartre agents for the sale Of
specific remedial agent which been epted
This morning they vertss medicines which should
be in every family Chest and that should form
th travelling kit Of whoever journeys by land
ners Canadian Vernifuge' inalible remedy
and Dr. Dayiss Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar
combines the properties Of those agents and admirable
heckipg the initiation Of pulmonary diseases Daley Magi
cal Pain Exraeo is properly entitled for 1t alleviates
FIRING remarkable As to the Oxygenked Biers
they generally known and that commentator
All these medicines may be had great
depot Of Messrs Wright Co., in any quantities. zs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-03

AYERS AGUE CURE, FOR THE SPEEDY
Fsvs5 Gin Fever banb Agae Periodical Hsadaehe
the malaria of miasmatiS countries
Such enabled Offer with perfect certainty that
n
IL
must gsf aa % n a en ss the risk which
the
s
% sEs aasa 'pBB
ons districts where Fever and Ague prevails everybody
i hosd ys Apa place
vel ss s @ nes @
of Interments is, that it contains Quinne mineral
s 9hss SaiIe "s If
healthy as # they had never had the disease.
matte poison great variety Of from iEra
stion Painful Of Spleen Mysies Pam ths
,sss "A hi s s sssdn
invaluable to Immigrants and persons travelling
sonay daily while exposed to The Infection that will be
GREETED from the system; and scsumuae in
for than and few S ever suffer from Inter,
Ayers Cathartic pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYS1C,
are so composed that disease within the of their action
can rarely Withstand evade them Their penetrating proper
ties search and cleanse and nvgorae every portion Of the
healthy vates AS consequence of these properties the
Invalid who bowed down with pain physical debility is
tonshed 70 md his health restored by remedy
simple and inviting.
Not only do they the every complaints of everybody
but also many and dangerous Diseases The
below named is pleased to furnish gratis my American Alma
containing certificates of their directions
their use 10 the following compaius Coveness Heartburn
Headache arising from disodeed Stomach Nausea Indges
Loss Of Appetite, Jaundce, other kindred Complaints
arising from low state Of the body obstruction
TONS They excellent Alternative the renovation Of
the blood the restoration of tone and strength to the system
debiliated by disease.
Ayers Cherry PectoraI.
For the rapid of Coughs Colds Infuenza
Group Bronchitis ncpient Consumption the relief Of
Consumptive Patients in advanced stages of the dseRse
So wide the field of usefulness and numerous are the
cases of Its that almost section OF the
in publicly KNOWN who have been
alarming and desperate diseases Of the lungs
uss Whrn tried its superior ty over other
cine Of its kind apparent escape where
h virtues KIN the public longer hesit anti
the pulmonary that incident to cmateN While
many interior thrust the ity have failed
AID oeen di carded this has gained friends every trial.
erred benefits the afflicted they forget and pro
dueed and remarkable be forgotten
sale by j. WRIGHT Il CO.,
. Nos q 4 l5l Chartres street. N. o.
Also by HAvILAND, CLARK i GEORGE, Mobile and by
all Dealers. d22 en-
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REAur1ruL I11usrsArnp Books.-A most mas

BEAUTIFUL ILLUSTRATED BooKs-A most mag
nacen assortment of costly beautiful practically
lent books is that which Mr. Thomas L. White los Canal
street has collected and which has afforded attractive
holiday exhibition for two weeks past still drawing
crowds anxious to crafty curiosity valuable
Of the progress which the art had
aned in 1883 The stock of standard literature offered by Mr.
White is very heavy and awhole library may bought
him with generally useful book lacking from complete
Some Of the principal presentation books especially
mentioned in Advertisement reader that
adequate idea Of their beauty with
anipn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-03

SWEET THINGS FOR THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. get
ting private parties suppers other ocs resacs
which cakes candies, pyramids ees nice things
requisite, will please to bear mind that Mr. VIM H.
Lndo arondeet street, three doors Poydra the
send their orders He understands his business we
and gets dinners suppss any style maguacence at
the shortest notice. See Mr.. Lndo's advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-03
WATCHES AND JEwpLnY,-1t gives US pleasure to

recommend to all who wish to purchase or set Of
ewey or set of syerware auyoher article of fancy
goods the magnificent stock of Mr. E. A. Tyler at 10
nal We have looked over that stock
every respec as well for the genuneues and fine quality
Of every article in it, for The exceeding richness and beauty
Of everything Any wanting how modern pro-
crosses in the matter Of watches and ewey be well pleas
ed and with many things surprised upon visiting Mr. Tyler
The prices are fixed the most reasonable grade
resy wanting anything in that line Tylers without
making purchase We refer to the advertisement elsewhere
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-03
GREAT RepUcT1oN IN DRy.Goon

GREAT REDUCTION IN DRY-GooDs. -Messrs. Ben
thuysen Lewis Co., of the dry store liz
Canal street, just opened several lots of goods which
they offer at low prices They small
checkered light plaid silks embroidered worked
setts pure Irish linens rich evening Silks ounced
broidered Swiss obesal articles of ladies wear of
and most approved Styles costly in fabric and manufacture
The prices given in various and they
such as will be very likely to tempt rush of shoppers
Canal street. for they extend inducements How
Messrs B. L. Co. to do these things cannot tell
but ey do manage it. and their customers the gamers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-03

MATCHMAKING AND JEwELRY.-1f any mans watch
needs repairing he rely its being done in the
scientific manner by H. p Buckley, No. Camp street. He
has for sale large assortment of fine watches and ewe
which article that customer want
purchased at rates which the obgng proprietor will make
satisfactory See advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-03
CORRESPONDENTS holidays when the bon-Don

CONFECTIONERY The holidays, when the bon-bon
consumption will be Immense, hand and will
the interest of all designing to invest in these pershabe
children r,und goods give R. A. Howard to
George Beard cali ct the old stand 1s7 Camp street. So
large and excellent is the stock that there really grounds
for the popular that is there Santa Claus invariably
pairs to load his wagon with the good things
which thousands Of stockings hang in mute expectation
happy hrdes The cakes candies Towards
are unsurnsSsad. -0l. f7tassf et'+a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-03

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans
Be that this 18th March 1885, before
subscriber Justice Of the Peace In and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and a. p
Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company Of
New Orleans who being duly sworn according law,
pose and that the above accounts and and
correct transcript from the books Of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, Presiden
n. P. JANvIER, Secretary.
Hwornto and subscribed before this 10th day March,
4. D. 1858. G. NJ BRADFORD,
Second Justice Of the Peace the Parish Orleans.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved to interest six
cent on the outstanding certificates Of profits
and after that date the issued Of the 1885 reserng
under the provisions OF heir charter cash capital of Ave
hundred Thousand dollars and they have further declared
a scrip dividend of FORTY.TWo PER CENT. on the net
earned Of the ending February g. 1865 for
which certificates will be issued after the first day
June, 1858. CHARLES BRIGGS President.
A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-03

R. @. ARMsrEAD succeeded Malard & Co., at the
old stand 6s Graver street, and by his ensprsg exerons
is uring fame which will far that Of old
house. Clothing blankets and kerseys every description
offers at greatly reduced prices We refer his advertise
ment b.,
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Later from Pixies Peak

| l ~
The ST. Iosis Republican Of The 18th, pahIilhas The
following letter from the gold district = Western
Kansas ~: 2ssf
completed to-day. Kennedy and myself have done
al the work. We have been amazingly inlsltzioos.
The city from which ! write, y new but pFuspefous
burg: The lands about this city are splendid for
and The climate Is luxurious opposite - es5;s,
miners are making from five to eight d01sn man
Per day. they carry the dirt some twenty yards 70
river upwards Of $40 would be made BY svs7y niner
in day. Our miners arc quits conhdsnt that ~
gold region will be very profitable. A. yooapproach
South Park, the gold improves IN abundance and
Vent q tie edge q ths PssE: bot did nos prossss
therein. It Is the general opinion hrcahoutssb ~
those well qualified to judge, that this South Park ~
gion, at the headquarters Of 10 Rio Gsande Colo
RADIO, Arkansas and South Piaste riven, wi prodaee
| = new FL Dorado.
The other prominent point In the gold region il On
the Platte river, TO the north Of Fixes FeAk, on the
old town site OF FL Paso At both these points mw-
| mills are to be established The South Park Il at
present only accessible e those who have pack mules
and. consequently, Fl Paso will have VI Creates
temporary success though ultimately. he great bulk
Of miners will force their way 70 tie point where the
were deferred from exploring tide South srk, ia cs-
sequence OF hostile Indians, who would not permit
explorations to be made There are 81 present from
i four to five hundred miners At work Most Of them
are comfortably housed il winter quarters They work
at intervals The weather, as yes has not been 50 30
| we're as to interfere With tho mining Operations
Game is very abundant, and constitatea our chise
article Of food The soil in the valleys ID very rich,
picturesque in the world. All kinds 81 mineral treas
ure abound and although gold occupies the attention
Of everybody at present. other minerals will soon ~
tract enterprise and capital In fact there could mot
Il I~s- Lr~1 u.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-03

FoK MENPHIs.-The o. s. mail passenger packet
steamer Eclipse, Capt Jas D. Clarke. will leave to-day 1t
O'clock connecting Memphis the Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad for all Eastern cities with the class pack
cts for Louisville Cincinnati and TT Louis For through
the apply j. H. Fregh Memphis packet
agent snder the ST. Charles Hotel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-03

sale in every variety and quantity by d. c. Lowber Co.,
Camp street. who this morning advertise shafting pullsys
hangers pillow blocks machine bolts nuts washers etc.
hand and for sale at that store. 'i. -- '5aF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-03
BUSINESS QoArs.-For any kind Of coat for fash
RICE pREss Goops.-Messrs Lazare & Levasssur.

RICH DRESS GooDs.-Messrs. Lazsre & Levasseur,
Nos aud street. selling the richest sort of
goods for feminine consignment and under circu
which obge them close the consigned stock
any prices and without delay These nclude silk dresses
nous taas polonnase choice embroiders and such
giant articles Their stock Of dry goods generally vssy
ples everything usually found in well appointed sois In
this line of trade be had and at prices which We have
referred remarkably low We would ash aitsution
to advertisement, -.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-03


FINE WATCHES AND JEwELRy-Our friend N. A.
Wilson, Of the elegant iewey establishment IS Canal street
has in store cArefuy selected stock verwe Watches
jewey, cutlery, and fancy goods which
may find something adapted to his tastes and Hs has
from the workshops of the celebrated
facturers of the world, the material and the per-
feet workmanship ask attention to his advertisement
sFstsE4t q
Ar THE SANE PLAcE.-Drs. Clark and Friedrichs,
the skul and popularity known dentists still occupy the
quarters in Union Bank Buildings Canal street. though their
No. has been changed from 1874 They have
this alteration in advertised noc commendabs but
unnecessary for their and customers
would certainly find them out had they mber all
BUSINESS GoArs.-For any kind Of . coat for fash
onsbe Dress business, travel pleasure to lad
weather. to Person. Harrison Co., the Of Canal
and Magazine Their Of coats great
comprising all the different styles Of make and material in
fashionable vogue In speaking Of Pierson. Harrison Co.'s
Coats be understood meaning that coats all
they Their of Of all other kinds an4 OF
furnishing goods equally large and varied whilst the prices
the economical Read the advertisement
In another column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-03

CANDY AGENCY-THE UNDERSIGNED having
~ been appointed agents for the celebrated ANCHOR CAN
DY have $50 boxes rs AID 50 lbs each; ao
prices The above Candy equal any
is made. JAMES SPEAKE & CO.,
d I'm STchoupitoulas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-03

THE SHERIFF. sells at auction to-day, ct Ia O'Clock
NJ the City Hotel Cannon street. lot ground Second
street. between Laurel and Live Oak Fourth District
See advertisement. ~ ss5a'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-03

STEAM BAKERY.-J. J. Daniels 4 Son are proprie-
tors Of the famous Steam Bakery Clio and franklin
Streets which bread for the million BY hs moa
loaves Their depot is at Poydas street. where the steam
bread which is Of acknowledged excellence be always
had together with various fancy -four dongs 70 which the
reader Is referred to advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-03

ABUSING OLD BuCK.-The Cincinnati Times says:
Democratic official made the remark this morn
ing that President Buchanan is . id old aristo-
cratic, e.beled Fedemlist. He voted for Buck,
and swears be will never forgive himself the act.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-03

A You're MAN Of sumo business experience ID
waesd 60 into the country and Is advertised for in another
column. Il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-03

DETER's WoRsrED SToRE.-The ladies' will please
remember that this is the greatest place in town
goods and material There also will be found splendid lot
emhroders and other articles suitable for holiday
See adveS tisement. e,y=.=
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-03
4Sz.s.nGs. MARBLE HALL BILLIARD ROOM
D No. III GRAvIER STREET.

-H
This Room which has been closed for few days for the
pose putting in Tables, will be reopened THIS EVEN
ING, Saturday. Dec. 10. .-.. no,
The Room thoroughly renovated and refed with
MARBLE AND SLATE-BEDDED TABLES, from the manu-
factory Of j. NJ Brunswick Bro whose long experience In
the business enabled them attain degree Of perfection
unsurpassed. --
the demands of the public the
added new feature his room-a CARBON TABLE-whch
will be kept exclusively for the game
The undersigned feeling grateful for the patronage
the public has bestowed upon him for series of hopes
by studying their Wishes merit continuance Of the
A. W. MERRIAM,
I'm, lroyi orufra