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Diseases OF the Eye.

Dr. Crane has been successful during the
"a this city in treating the following diseases of the eye
OPTHALMIA TARSIA, chropic Inflammation in the
edges Of the eyslids
EUTROPIAN permanent invasion of the eyeld.
ECTROPIAN, eversion Of the eye'id. '-H-
PETOTIS, or falling of the upper eyed. ,5
XEROPTHALMIA dryness of the eye resulting FROM
want Of proper secretion Of the conjunction
EPIPHoRA, superinbundance Of tears all other
eases Of the Junction.
AMAURESIS perfecon Of VISION arising from dis
in the retina optic BRAIN eth pair of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-08
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

~ N. MORRISON & CO., WHOLESALE DRUG
- CYST, No. IL Magazine street.
Having received snd extensive Of fresh DRUGS
MEDICINES CHEMICALS. FKRFUMERY, SURGICAL
INSTRUMENTS, PAINTS. OILS, GLASS etc., etc. respect
fully inform Merchants Planters Physicisas that they are
prepared to supply them with every article in the Drug line
they may require all Of the puret ssay, reasonable
prices they be purchased In the city, Among the ax
Giles already hand and coming the following.
400 ounces suIphate Quinine French and American;
200 pounds Blue Mass English and American;
200 pounds Calomsi. English snd American;
100 pounds Mereurial Ointment;
80 ponds Honduras sarssparilla;
$50 pounds best Turkey Opium;
10 ozs. Sui and Acetate Morphine,
Is ounces Otto Rose;
20 casks sal sods;
100 kegs Sup. Oh. Soda;
10 kegs Ger. Blue Wash;
20 bbls. Circuns, light;
6csses Indigo, Car and Mankad
10 casks Pot and Pesrissh;
80 packages saleratus;
Is bbls. pure Castor Oil;
2sdemjohns SPIT. Nitre;
Is bbls. Alcohol
40 bbls. Copperss;
20 bbls. EPSON Salts; -.
l0bbls Flour Sulphur; ...-.. ... sA
~ bbls. Roll Sulphur;
2bales SIENNA, East India and Alexandria;
1000 pounds Gum Arabic select, hne and sorts;
Is carboys sulph Nitric and Murstic Acid;
rs jars Carb. Ammonia;
% carboys Aq. Ammonia;
800 pounds Acetic Acid;
1000 pounds Tsrtaric Acid;
400 ozs. Tsunc Acid;
% kegs Pearl Barley;
$50 kegs Turkey Opium;
lOoolbs. Arrow Root, Amer;
500 1bs. Arrow Root, Bermuda;
go lbs. Assafotida in cans;s
o0lbs. Balsam Copaibs; z4
s bills Black Lead; -.. .... 49,.
.. 10 bbls. Ginger Roota
10 bbls Refined camphor; ""
80 boxes CASTLE Soap; $
600 bbls. Cayenne Pepper; 60
10 gross Copaiba Capsules; 600, -
Scasks Chloride Lime:--
200 pounds Chloroform, p. and W.; ss ..
10 bbls. Cream Tartar; .-...l E
a1o pounds Ext Logwood;
1900 gallons Copal varnish;
2 bbls. IVA Ursi; -.
gibbs. Gum Myrrh;
8 bbls. vasrian Root;
10 bbs Tapioca;
bbls. Sugar Lead. white
5bbls. Scotch Snuff, in BLADDER;
200 doz Garrets Scotch Snuff;
100 doz. Lorillard's MAccaboy Snuff;
100 doz. Roone's Maecsbey and Scotch Saul;
4o0 pounds White Wax; .
100 pounds Dover Powders; '
1000 " assorted Herbs; -....-ys
50 kegs Refined saltpeter; -,...a.. 5.-
6cases British Luster, superior article;
20 cases Cooper's IsiDglsss;
5'baes Hops;
100 pounds 1odide Potash;
800 ounces Nitrate Silver
2 leases Mama Flake and Ssrts;
20 cans Magnesia, CAL, English;
ceases Magnesia, Carb.
10 Ref. Borax;
Is lbs Oil Of Bergamot
50 lbs. Oil Peppermint
80 pounds Anseedd
30 pounds Oil Gloves;
Is pounds Oil Cedar;
10 pounds Oil Cubebs
20pounds on Black Pepper;
0pounds Oil Almonds;
8 gross Shoemaker's Plasers;
20 gross Sedlits Povders
gross Soda Powders;
80 gross Sugar of Lemons;
10 gross Yeast Powders;
eases Liquorce, Calab. and Sicily;
500 doL- Great Southern MUSTARD
cask Gentian Root
2 bales Liquorice Root;
10 kegs Tsnarnds, fresh;
2cask Bay Rum, pure
rs doz. Bay Rum, pure;
...~ n.... cases Pearl Sage;
2000 pounds Madder;
s casks French Lime Juice;
200 lbs Powdered Cantharides;
20 bbls. Eng. Vsntian Bed;
20 bbls Spanish Brown;
Is bbs. Mineral Paint
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-08
Diseases OF the Ear.

In all Of disease in this important organ Dr. Crane
method will be found to EFFECT ser all
failed and in Deaf and Dumb il the hearing
good me both the hearing and speech
restored. 7
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-08

NJ f. HYER, SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER,
~ Ofice--No 10 Bank Place, New Orleans.
El the grading Of lots measuring embankments
eAcasatoss in the city and surveying lands in the
try.
Orders from distance addressed through the Post Office,
Box 22S.
Refer to COL A. p Field Lonis II. Pile ESQ.,, City
veyor Train ESQ., No. Is ST. Peter street, jacob Mus
sena ESQ.,. No. 10 Bank Place. aul2H
ME IMPNOVED acCHGsNEY WASH
ING ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and for sale by the sub
n Box l6 Mechanics Exchange at the store Of
James Collins, SO Apollo street. where specimen be
Will be attended All Of the public fair
trial. and they do give satisfaction RETURN the and the
noHsy will be refunded. J. N. DAUGHERTY,
~ No. 10 Apoll street.
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8eh orleans 9aiIp 6r.stsnt.
The seaman's Home.

The 8eaman,s Home.
Iron the Dub,iu University Nsgszfns.I
Wide let the venturous scsbird roam a
speck on oceans bosom cast
Touch with white breast the whittier foam,
And shrek before the rising blast. 80
But give her when her wing i weary,
home beyond the ellis bare verge,
That, resling 10 her rocky eyris,
me- e5e 10y sean thc rolling surge.
Beyoad whese hsavest ses-blrd dasss,
Tne sesasa's eager PROV hss driven
Aaa Iaf beyond u line that bean
The mingled hlae q - md hssvss,
His ship has drifsed u - esle.
Where many night IL 7uif, round noon
Saw but hefsek and that Wits MI.
Der al The central ocean sgreVn.
Where many night each eosd, psle staes
Looked kindly On his i0ue3y Hateb.
Telling OF cottage homes SIM,
And lattice igits bencsth Tie thatch.
He brought the gold Of other Lands,
He bfased the bettles stormy rsss;
Give him . home where kindly hands T
Shall rock the cradle Of ~ ~.
No grey.baired wife msy sooths III grSef,
No child msy guide his foetesiBg limb
The honey ON the vitbeTed leaf
The charms OF life ArV not fof him.
But give him On his own loved shore
A quiet haven, where the beawl
Ofthe chafed sea shall yex no mere,
Or only cone at Haenosys cal.
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DIR. c. P. CRANE.

DIR. C. P. CRANE.
DR. c. p. caAsE's
SYSTEM OF
L N II A l. A T 10 N
Electro Chemical and Medlcated vapors,
7.,O r.=u In the Treatment and Cure Of
CoN0uME r1ow,
49, And all Diseases Of
THE THROAT, LUNGS, AND AIR PASSAGES,
Nov we'll established As
The most Rational and only Reliable
Method of EnsctiDg CURE.
LECTRO-CHEMI sTHY
APPLIED TO THERAPEUTICS BY THE SEwLY-D1s
100 COVERED and Eli
Only Infalliblc and Scientific
Mode of applying
ELE TRIcITY
In the Treatment and Cure CHRONIC and FUNCTION AL
DISEASES,
Extraction OF Metals
AND ALL FOREIGN SUBSTANCES
From the System.
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE At
THE ELECTRO-CHENICAL INSTITUTE,
No. LAG ST. JOSEPH STREET,
Between Camp and st. Charles
NKw ORLEANS
Where the Doctor he consulted from A. u till p n
Families visited their Residences desired Special De-
par.lnent for Ladies'. f' b -sla
That the public properly his method Of
ing The the Doctor begs attention
to the following OF his work upon CONSUMPTION
CATARRH, and Diseaes Of the EYE and EAR:
Consumption.
Consumption Is Local disease generated and fed BY the
blood certain chemical condition. and can only be removed
by local chemical capable Of altering that condition.
through the medium Of the diseased organ To accom- ph
signed only for the reception Of reduce VIOLA
tile condition. and form appropriate to inhals
breathe the vapor. 49, q
By the nhslaion OF vapors produce beneficial
effects capable of being produced by medicines much
speedily and efficiently than from administration crude
medicines through the stomach The practice Of giving
cnes by the stomach, in the Of this disease
jectionsbe first because they contact
with the organ affected secondly because their powerful
actions expended in healthy state only
dered through sympathy thereby drangng Digestion
soyng the nutrition Of the body and finally many
Of value only administered gaseou
| state.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-08
BY N. v1GN1E.

dIyaas 50
81. ostf i,r ~ IL A 81 e e 80 per monh
ans Gsau 5sa y
r. y nesss and lines
nnss: :.si ss:s
-oea dec hon nd eld binding in yard
wor LIT o "a vim in tho bounded
igr ssssd By Nos 2sAasfssIo in American measure
Lot No. % front o. FLORIDA Landing same
Is s Fl I'd s, Fl
on .sdnE 81 n ss. &C, .s
Let s h rs: LANDING and Willow
on he Inc @ fs.s IL Depth and fom on " WIN.
g =; VI; s i.
Il nshs. and 'front.' on
:s'fs 3 ': ts 5 IL
o a No. ss dssa line & e. s
line. front on Jackson street. the VI til rar III
a o
Ind d: o. ss Il, .s sSss i
e u Dess, q on Il
Lot feet II in and Inns on jackson
10, NJ IS 2achss on the other depth line dane it
Lot Ne is Of triangular form and measures 4ofee II
II TwENrY.K1GHr LOTS, forming the squar. bonded by
st. James s. John Bank and Palmyra streets designated
plan Eoli, BY ne Plumbers from % % inclusive
q me plan It wi be seeen that each Of these
inches and lines 'front.' both Palmyra and Bank streets
and 800 feet inches and lines 'front.' both
is. TWO SQUARES OF GROUND, desigu.ted on plan No.
10 by the letters and b. situated in the First
Square is bounded by st. Adene, Magdelns Poydras
eight ss ss pss g d int
.n hs
line street 40 feet inches and lines Magdaae
x3 feet inch and lines Hevi4 street.
245 feet inches and line on Pcydras street.
Square bounded by st. jane ST. Adene. Poydras
on the same plan by numbers from inclusive The di
-nsons Of the entire in American measure
lows VIZ $50 ies enehes ST. Adene
2'5 feet inches and line on Perdido street. "
BY inspect Of the PLAN will that lots IN
The whole according to plass avn by A. DeArmas a.
Shis can be pese ally examined at the Auct o@c
bs s @ "a PLAYS be Also at
c. and the
on msds credit 81 b and 70 Of the
Gu ed by special mortgage the property sold with all OF
vendors privileges and the clause of aenando i'd
rty in of nonpsyment after maturity notes viii
men bear per interest per ntnum until fully paid This
the payment of said notes. 80
The ldng be insured against the risks
and the policies Of insurance transferred puay
the agents of the city Of Baltimore til the
note In Of delay neglect part
ehasers in complying with this condition. said POLICIES or
| Tor account of sal purchasers.
Tho purchasers will themselves
above described within Jaw om s
o. 50 and IL esss Of any delay their the
risk with ut any further nace.
Acts of sale before H. Cenas Esq Notary Public No. Iii
common street. at the expense OF the purchasers fe4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-08

A SUBLIME IDEA.-The closng passage in one Of
Professor MitchelIs recent lectures in New York ON
Astronomy, after speaking Of the unfathomabe dis.
tances which no telescope can penetrate, lying far
beyond tbs system in which the earth revolves and
yet filed with independent systems OF worlds of in
finite numbers, was as follows:
Light traverses space at the rate Of million miles
minute yet the light from the nearest star requires
ten years to reach the EARTH and Hechels telescope
revealed stars two thousand three hundred times fur
Their distant The great telescope Of Lord Ross pur.
sued these creations OF God still deeper into space
and having resolved the nebula Of the Milky Way
into stars, discovered other SYSTEMS Of atAHbeanti
full diamond points gliterng through the black dark
ness beyond. When he beheld this amasing aybes
when be saw these systems scattered pSofnsely
Throughout space-when he reflected upon their i'm
mense distance, their enormous magnitude, and the
countless millions of worlds that belonged 70 them il
seemed to him as though the wild dream of the Ger
man poet was more than realised.
"God called man in dreams into the veatibale Of
heaven, saying, come up hither and viii show thes
the glory Of my house, And to his angels who stood
about his throne he said, take him. strip hin Of his
robes OF teshi cleanse him Of bis affections; put
heart-the heart that fears and hopes and trembles
moment, and 1t was done, and the man stood
ready for bis unknown voyage. Under the guidance
q mighty angel, with sounds Of flying pinions,
Some time on the mighty angels wings they fed
through Saharas of darkness, wilderness Of death.
At length, from distance not counted save in the
arithmetic Of Heaven, and Light beamea upon them
q sleepy flame Us seen through q hazy cloud. In q
moment the blazing OF suns around them-s mOment
the wheeling Of planets; then came long etssnties Of
twilight; then again on the right hand and the left
appeared more consultations. At last the man scuk
down, crying, Angel go no further; let ne lie
down in the grave and hide myseli from ths in6ni-
tude Of the universe, for end thess Is none END
is there none?' demanded the angel And from the
gliterng stars that shone around there came choral
shout, End there is none End is there none z de-
manded the angel again; and IS II this that awes ths
soul2 answer, end there is none TO the universe Of
God Pr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-08

20 bbls. Eng. yenitian Red;
20 bbls. Spanish Brown;
Is bbls. Mineral Paint;
20 bbls. Whiting;
20 bbls. Paris White;
10 bbls. Chalk;
rs bbls. Lampblack;
bbbs. Pomice Stone;
l Dbl. Powdered Soapstone;
5bbls Putty, in bladders.u
White Lead; Chrome Yelo
Vermllion; Chrome Green;
Prussia Blue; Paris Green;
Dutch Pink Yellow Ochro;
Red Lead; Sienna B. and g.;
Turkey TIMBER; Vandyke Brown;
Drop Black; Black Paint;
Patent Dryers; Litharge;
Copal Varnish Lnseed Oil;
Coach Varnish; Spirits Turpentns;
Japan and White Copal; Tanners Oil;
White Damar varnish Neatsfeot Oil;
Black Leather, Machinery Oil;
Asphnltum; Lard Oil
Paint Brushes; Whale Oil
1000 boxes Window Glass, French and American;
whitewash Brushes Paint Brushes;
Ointment Jars, blue and white;
Shoe Backing; Bed Pans, metal and earthen;
Cotton BroEsfs ink Trasses la large assortment;
GGa Foil
~ood
Medical s Saddle 8ass ssa; S; p'
A@passg SsG Tfssas Spring Iance
Pockets Cases Bopgies and Catheters;
k,sf s1s rsHg
Perfumery. etc.
Cologne Water, German and American;
Wrghts Extracts for Handkerchefs;
Fayoring Extracts;
colga met Soaps Soaps;
Staying TN G %si's; .-..
Liquid Us S1ss boxes:
.- Hair Brushes,
,uos clo i Brushes;
Buffalo htiSof Dressing aila. Gomiis
Fin, H fsory p5cs saSgs: Combs;
r,.s sssSi@S s Rss:$ ssiii,;
u.n Bssr rs. IiriesSp phs
rayor's Ponsiae SOAP Eowe,s Brown Windsor Soap;
sss,s ss:ss Tooth
wrIsSss odoptne;
viz Rs e. If Ssr save;
.- saponaceons Compound.
rAusrs!ook Re s:?%tta Medicines etc.
NoLANE,s YeTmifuge;
wlS So%Ss N:iT'5sf S.i;,.psril'a
SOE saSR S'sssssse sssaP ,.!. u
sroTTtG 5t4V ~ Bite. Filters;
BRYAN's Pulmonic WATERS; ''''' 'N'''
w1f Davis e Villa es ws e sns Tsr
coP odp Eiy q5 d 5fdS Sass.s CLARK
euERus COD LIVER 6ohiEsIJh EIs Syrup of Naples
w. - = IN r .SSSSSss s e. '#:..;
wRIGHT,s Indian Vegetable Pills; = "'''
szffISsTSS,s y Essss ss s AFss Pills.
'zE Sa$s S S;$f # $i Ei!.; F.
sFH aH III; Ess WI Hss..;s
RAR 3 Az ! y R,sa syyl Relief; ~
BR9 gH,sns q Essence s.,1ce. Of y, Ginger;
z$ $$E| Fl; HH;i; ::
aa1 SFxHyE Ss, S,a,nsn
DIR. MoRsE,s Inyigorating Cordial;
DR. iSSEsss a,aI.,s., Detergent;
SsfS SsSii; s Ss;ssSs,s.
AAAA'sSzs S il, +; q, up e..
'Afs oas hH5 fs1is Hair Dye;
| wOLFE's Aromatic srheidam schnapps
"A1F FAYs '1ss?!s asds Ri Ink;
kIDDAs, sI 5sfis!i E 9ss; Liquid
zee &c pounds g 81, u PEq pasr ri:o''d.
sPs sss respectful
| dit SsH.sasiSs .trs.s.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-08

RIFLE sHoorINe.-M Mr.. P. F. Dove, d Edinburg,
in recent work on the revolver and other fire
arms, thus sets forth the benefits Of the general use
Of the rife and revolver throughout the country:
There are two countries that are almost inyincibls
for defense-the United States Of Americs and the
men were landed at New York they would make no
very serious impression on the American nation they
would be shot OF at calculable rate per diem, and
tolerable guess might be made land the Yankees
sport would last. And wherefore? Because ride
shooting s the national sport and because the revolt
yer would help the rife. $1,000
i is the same in Switzerland. The Prussians know
better than to go into Switzerland Put! pun the
blue smoke would be putting everywhere, and all day
from behind every rock and river, and every visible
Prussian would have been pulled of with rifle plug
through his brsket A nation that takes thoroughly
to the rife is impregnable. 9 l7s@
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-08

ANEW ORLEANIAs SHor.-Tn the MarshaIl (Texssl
Republican Of the 2sth ult We end the following mar
agraph:
A man was found eight miles from Lockhart shot
through the breast. His carriage and horse were
standingi in the road. He gasped for water and in
few moments expired. From papers found ON his
New Orleans, and that be came to his de.th from
carelessness in handling his pistol which was found
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-08

ESIArE OF THE LATE JOHN McDONOGH CITY or
New prieans Second unreserved extensive sale on
Sny ehs Credit Of valuable improved and
estate situated in the most eligible Of The Second
District for without endorser. r W '"' ''e.onu
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BY N. VIGNIE,

CITY or BALTIMORE's SHARE OF ESTATE OF THE
late John McDonogh-Y.ry important and Long Credit
ais Of Choice Improved Property and very Desirable
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-08

A gentleman Of this city having the rural idea, set
out last spring with his lady to visit farm for sale
in Connections. While being shown over the premi-
ses, they OF course, came to the orchard in which,
as It happened there stood large poplar tree with
at least fOsty est clear trunk below the branches
Here tho lady presented upturGed face her pretty
eyes blnking In the sun. d she exclaimed aWhy u,
Mr.. how ever can We get apples off that tree {"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-08

IN and nine inches diameter -
With the threads of both and iron
by athes to ut each other with
in lathes. " ~
full constantly in store and for sale by
s. II. GILMAN,
az 3m&W 10 Gravier street, New Orleans.
w YlER STREET.
A5-Agency of Manhattan and '.Knick erbocker Life
insurance Companies OF New York. ul7tf
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BY N. VIGNLE,
oc.corner of Cont street an. ndfE seSsns. Ale,

Z lines on the rear line.
II
60 81 YES; D. ss; as
9 me "Fs" 's
o s,ss By
ss. Inc as the sss
line % .n a s ns
Ess % ushs and ns in depth on one side line
Ines ine '''i 'N' nS'
a & cse s eh he s: snd s s s.
i from lot NJ 80 inches spa nss dsph
measures 50 inches and lines front on Port
% ID s9 On s liz Line
g sss End lines on ,ns s ss, ns
s NS S sns psss other
e1 Lot H e; s.
Gs I'M as on Rs
0ss n inches and ne line
4 se L. s sp saS
On shspe I'll ns ' other side
T. on he ns dS'sns from
No ~ feet y inches and lines in depth the other side
sa ss;s sf feet front on
sss q sna Mas
Lots Nos and 81 measure each 30 fee. front on St
Am Fl NJ sf 81 FER n
BY Dumane, Hagan ae Fa ST Philip and Rendon eIaa
2I, %. "a, rs, 26, n, % and 49, = ~ " 40 ~
Lots Nos 8 4 aud each Is feet in hes and
line front Hagan by 1853 II inches and line IN
the line. ~ va
10 Lots Nos IT, 49, 49, 90 81 and measure each % feet
inches and line front Rendon deph Of
inches and line between parallel lines inches
Lots Nos "a n % 20 each 80 feet int hes
and lines front Dumane by 100 depth be-
tween parallel lines. :. N' -
THIRTY LOTS OF GROUND in square No. ls bounded by
Oumane, Renion ate Second Philip and Lopez date
Third Streets designated Lots Nos to % a.
Lots Nos g. and each % inches and
4lne front on Rendon street by depth Of 1853 feet II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-08

ANTHONY ASTREDO
Begs inform the pnbic that he his Restaurant
and Oyster Saloon for the keep On
hand the largest and choicest collection Of FRUIT to be oun
in the CITY, Arrangements and been made
the largest and hnes orchard owners in the South
received collection Of Peaches Pears Apples Melons,
etc., which can't b. equalled in the city.
ANTHONY ASTREDO,
No Rnv vtrna
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-08

v = NEW ORLEANS, May 8, 1857.
This may certify that my wife suffering from most
days, unable to limb and for time unable
swallow when heard of the wonderful which Dr. c. p
Crane performing the Electro Chemical Institute
Joseph street My wife was carried there couch In
and WAS BY this means restored in short time to her usual
state of health. WIN. A. WILLETT,
l25 Julia street, New Orleans
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RUILDING MATERIAL. BRICKS, FIREwooD

AT the Old Basin, of Toulouse and Franklin,
Has constantly on hand BUILDING MATERIAL, such as
Lime White and Yellow Sand Cement Plaster Of Paris Shin
giles Lahs, Slaves Also, English, French and American Fire
Bricks, and all kinds of Firewood.
Orders from the country promptly and carefully attend
ed to. ans ly
CHAS. HEIDSICK CHAMPAGNE-DI DIRECT
" IMPORFATlON.-We have l5O baskets. quarts pnts
Of this celebrated wne landing from ship Golden Eagle direct
from Havre.
JOS. H. 4 I. N MARKS,
d2St 43. 45 and AZ New Levee st
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-30
DoxEsrIc 1NrELL1sEHcE.

RICHMOND, May 20. IL M-Twenty additional
counties have been heard from since our last report
making complete returns from nnetyhve counties,
which show majority for Letehey, the Administra-
sion candidate, of 42S.
There are still forty eight counties to hear from
The fofty-eight counties gave majority for Wise
Of T64O, and II the Opposition gain continues in the
same ratio in those coundes Goggin Win be elected
Goggin has gained 80 ar'about $3.50 on the Oppo-
sition vote OF 1856.
MEwzus, Tenn, May 28.-An extensive fire oc.
CURED at Columbus, Kyy yesterday, which destroyed
eight dwelling houses and stores, together with the
postoee The buildings were situated in the center
Of the city. The loss Is estimated at about 4l4 600
NEW YORK, May 2s-The Vanderbilt steamship
Northern Light, from Aspinwal has arrived at this
port with California dates Of the 9th inst land adyces
from Nicaragua and South America
The Northern Light brings rs passengers from
California via Panama.
Her adviees have been anticipated by the Philadel
phia at New Orleans
The steamship Arago sailed from this port today
for Southampton and Havre, with full list Of pas
sengers and 81 $50 600 in specie on freight
The steamship Weser, Of the Bremen line, sailed
for Bremen to-day, taking ont 100000 in specie on
freight, and large number Of passengers.
The steamship vigo, Of the Liverpool, New York
and Philadelphia line, sailed to day for Belfast Ire
land, taking out 800 600 in specie.
SpRrSGFrELB, tILL) May ss.-A terrific tornado
swept over this city yesterday, aud commenced it.
destructive effects about twelve miles north Of here
II is reported that sixteen persons have been killed
and many others seriously injured.
The force Of the tornado is represented to hav
been beyond all description. Houses, barns, tree
and everything in its course were swept away, an
\ torn to atoms. 8, ~
| SAVANNAH, Ca, May 2s.- The trial Of Capt
Townsend, of the schooner Echo, charged with hay
ing been engaged in the slave trade, was conclude
to-day, and the jury returned verdict of not guilty
ST. LOUIS, May 2s.-The Mississippi at this poir
is falling at the rate Of ten inches in twenty -fou
hours
All the upper streams are also receding.
MEMPHIS, May 2S-The river at this point ha
fallen inch and half during the last twenty-fou
hours, and is still falling. s d