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Below-COming Up.


Ship Aldanah, Bunker, = days from Boston, to ]
Dewey.
Ship Confidence, Sears, - days from New York to
A Cohen.
Ship New Orleans, Rich, = days from New York to
10 Woodruff &co.
Ship PIeades, Hall, = days from Boston, to Geo A
Fosdick.
Ship Jno Patton, Jarvis from Boston to G A Fosdck
with $50 tons ice to J L. Warner &co.
Ship Pepperell, DiNey, from Bordeaux I'd Jan.
Ship 6 w Bourne, Edwards, from Boston, to G W
Hynson &co.
Ship Felicia, Hail. from Liverpool Jan 4th.
Ship Whitney, Gray, 10 days from Boston, to
Up Whitney Gee Cargo l06s tons ice to S B
Smith eco.
Ship America, Howe, from New York, to W Hyn-
eco.
Ship Berkshire, Williams, - days from Boston, to
G w Hynson Geo.
Ship Mary Ogden, Loveland, from Now York to G M
Sora.
Ship Franklin Haven, Sears, = days from Boston to
G A Fosdck.
Ship Success, Child, - days from New York to G W
Hynson Geo.
Ship Joseph Keller, from New York.
Ship Elizabeth Kimball, Wilson, = days from Bos-
ton to S Jones &co.
Bark Harry Hammond, McClintock, from Boston to
W } Dewey
Bark Panama, Graves, days from Rio de Janiero to
Schwartze &co. with $500 bgs coffee,
Bark Dirego, Young, from New York to NJ Soria.
Bark Republic, from Boston,
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday.

81 CHARLES HOTEL. G Adlard, Grahem
~ ma Mart Lawrence Lathers Richards,
G Pam and wife R Briggs, N y. e j Lewis. G
F Moulton, B stallworth, W E Cleveland, Murrell,
Mobile =, wainwright, Col Finn Mrs Finn, Miss
Wright, Ed Farris MIS- Scot, J sawle, J EMS. :.
Ark: Z. R Vaughan, Il Rowland and lady, Mrs
q Garley, Ala. IS A Lawrence and lady, G Til
den, Tiden, Pierce. Boston 3 Walton
R y Mcclure g Maett, Tenn. y Thropshire
Worthington, KY. "A A Garner, DR. Hawkins S
| Bond, DR. Philips, 6 McElroy, La. .. Capt Geo
stoneman, . A.. p snerley, str Pacific. "A
4 Douglass 4 R Robinson, Memphis .Jno Arm.
children, VIM 0 Frink, Thos 5 Anderson G i Buck,
Miss. Geo Morrison, U S NJ. Mr. Page g. lady,
| VI. J White, l Huffman and lady, Miss HUFF:
man. Miss Scott Capt Shirley lady and child Mrs
| vile :. Jno Morgan and lady, N J.. F Hall Cal
VIM Craig and lady, Miss L Craig, Mo. Chas G
0rr, city. ID Dittenduffer, Jno Get Ell Paso.
ps. Goodlott 1na Fnney and lady q Louis e
Liddell, D L Peck, Ga.
CITY no TEL. s W Robinson, Howard, city.
DR. Talleferry, Ed Brenthell, w C Alexander, o W
Russell R 2 9 Cook G " Donforth, Shelly. y
Richards. Mem. =. n Philips. Mrs I, mmans, Desot
" Sparks, A Moore, 3 Jones, NJ Jones ] P
Smith, Tex !. r. Simpson, Mrs ] R Quin, E Murphy
J. Williams, Thos Smith, Rely. Davis Jno R
", q G Allen R Edwards, Mr. PIERCE Jno Storm, NJ
Llchtensten aud lady, VIM Cary, l. Fl Smith,
Wilson. White, Miss. Mrs Murphy, KY &c
B Burr, Mr. Gray, Mr. Shenker, DIR Adams W Gray,
W Griffin lady, COLD and svt, Miss Daugherty, N e
Robertson, ] Brather, La...F G Burbanks E w
Fuller, st Martins. {. j Weed, N O.; Capt Sutte-
worth, Q s NJ. d R Holland A Hobby, A Baker,
J Farley, H Lewis, Randall, r Harris, Fla.
4 Gibbs, W Walker, St Mary: Capt Steel, lady,
dali, Wash p Lucas, Va. Chs I Hufford, Thos
Doris, Mo-. C F Gurges Pensacola. w G CO.
mer lady and children N Garrett, Jas Porter,
R E Tombstone, Ark. ;. r. Redwood jr, N O....W
Nunnelee, Ala. !. Isaac Schoock, Summit. &c
Moss, str Jas johnson.
ARCADE HOTEL. "A Karpe ] Augustin, L D
Williams, Carthage. u Fulgham, W Allen,
Crystal Spring. j Anderson, 7 A Glass A Malford
FL Herring, Jas A Woodbridge. /. j Mitchell, Mo.
NJ Grisby, Homer. 4. j Miller, Fillmore. -. NJ Jo
robson. T Brooks, Mobile. :. R Briggs, E Gort N
Y....G F Morrison, U 8 A. 49, no Calhoun, L
Mooford, Ky. j Il Drake, ] Whatley D Whatley,
Starkv. Mr. williser, H Nj Barnhart, j Stansbey N
b Wright, j Jackson, Tex. M jacobson.
ST LOUIS HOTELS. Mrs Cage and 2 children,
La,. Hon McLane, Baltimore H DeLakein.
tire CAL C Townsley, st Lpuis Mr. Masendorff
and lady, Mobile. VIM T Craig end lady. Miss l.
Craig, Mo-. Miss Worthinfiton, Ky. Chs Orr,
o.. Jno Solicit, D R Cuffenduffer, Ell Paso..
d Small, Wetherston. Mrs Mawley aud daugh,
w Tanner, L G Aubert. Smith, j Bannergan At
takapas. JAS Young, Washington. p Butler,
I Ellis, Terrebonne. .Chac Femming and wife,
Attakapas.
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f,Y-n,- r,,.1- ..,Js ,n;... >: AKA. la, - =. -
~ - guy il'les, arrived ~ 'u's o'y .o.uss
.;a.s - !. ~ { s 49,
n s.vs ,n..s y - 49, s.s .sa. ~ ot,;n, "a
.ts !. - sN's = ~ 1'ol''s '''s4s -.
NJ. Vs. 49, j. nr,. c,.,,,.r,s ;,rr have
...l a." AN .s ss;s. w.ish .nd
ose' w Nj. cssy y. ~ - .,,oravv,
M. ~ sa'M corre,nond
Wv hOA 1 ~ $500 ~ ca,itorn;a
A. uoa .., any. a,;sn.,ar;n. .Yned;,;on
ue 49, W. -. N. p.s;ae ~.
Ae-uss W.. 49,. a. wa,.s- v;r \.
~ w.s.;..s.S iii, IL. sm;ora,,,s from
'o,aeu ~ ue1 '''A''1e So
arizona. 49,, 70 M. ,a,ano. ~ ~.
| "AsA n - 90 an ~. r,,,oh :. 49,
aressuy ~. -. =. 'A's
smoant = uese1 NJ. - ~ a. 1.Ao. ,oeu'
".shiSeos, 1aasl 'u' speo'a, nla'i
agsnc,ss' ss'en'e'A - nun0''' nave oeen oiscon'
''naeo.
ing oluel :. .ue foss-ohoe pepaI.menI' granting
sAsla poseases anec'lng ABOUT eighty
fo ~ las oeen revoked. .-,...s4a.
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There are Jokes, like diamonds, that take Infinitely
less time to lind than to polish.

SPRING AND SUMMER CLoTHNG.-It is altogether
probable that there several persons in New Orleans who
bg think that the time will when behooye
to look out for clothing in which they may feel
during The psrspng weather of the ring SKINNER snch
very respectfully referred the Of
Messrs r. MAlard CO. knownbyeverybody cothns deal.
ers the Of Canal aud Old streets we
bly, accompanying that reference with that
they the human bull Of bodyhe human form divine
they certainly find the proper put in
that look stylish and feel comfortable, and hey may
be ashamed it their property when they take it
out for walk oun town.
To voud that the stock plantation ohipg
for sale Aaard Co. is large and complete in every
respect and tbs. they fit whole armies servants Al
reasonable in the most durable clothing See advertise
ments,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-21

cREscEsr OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street. 4
Monday Morning, March Il, 1859 )
Cleared Saturday and Yesterday.
Steamship Texas, Wilson, Galveston and Indianola,
Steamship Empire City, Griffin, for New York via
Havana. s De Wiser Eco
Steamship Robt Waterman, Boebner, for Matagorda
Ship Excelsior, Mitchell, for Bordeaux. T G jenkins
Ship Pelican, State, Morse, for Liverpool,
Meeker, Knox Geo
Brit Ship Allan, Macarthur, for Liverpool
Hoghton, Rankin eco
Market Closon Sco
Span Ship Paquita, sust, for Barcelona, ~ ~
PUG & Avandano
Brit Bark Actaon, Benson, for Glasgow,
Hoghton Rankin &co
Bark Warren Hallett, Hallett for Boston y ~
GW Hynson eco
Mexican schr Arrogante, Escalza for Campeachy via
Sisal, F Cameyde n
scbr George Adams, Chase, for New York G,"'''''
JH Bass
schr NJ A johnson, Ireland, for Boston,
schr Anoa, Whitaker, for Mobile b W Huntington
Schr Fanny, Meyer, for Mobile, B W Huntington
Arrived.
Steamship suwanee, Foger, from Key West via the
Florida Ports to c PAYNE LIST dist,
Steamship Matagorda, Gardner from Galveston and
Sabine Pass, to G Payne, Berwck's Bay.
Ship Bamberg, Ward, hence for Havre, returned in
distress, to Baxter, Lowell Sco. point
Bark Union, Davis, from Marseiles 10th Jan in bal
last to I jenkins. LIST dist.
Schr Margaret Reinhart, Peterson, hence for Phla-
dephia, returned in distress, to G W Hynson
&co. point.
sehr West Florida Burns, days from Pensacola, to
master. basin.
Steamboats,.
Leona, Roberts, from Minden.
Dick Nash, Jones, from Bayou Macon.
lngomar, Paris, from Memphis.
Camden, Carradine, I'm Black River.
Ceres, Labarthe, from st Martinsville.
Capitol, Barranco, from Bayou sara.
w w Farmer, Livingston, from Ouachita
Pacific, McG,ill, from Louisville.
Paul Jones, Keeling, from Camden.
Florida, Hopkins, from Mobile.
d Morrison, Bolinger, from st Louis.
Gross Tete, Gross, from Fort Adams.
Sontherner, Goodwin, from Boeuff River
Sallie Robinson Powers from Jefferson.
ToWboat Mobile, Beals from the passes. . .towed
down aud to the bar on the 18th inst bark
Traveller and brig Lonisa and to sea brig Allen
A Chapman. brought up bark Union.
Towboat Anglo-Norman, Porter from the passes.
towed down to the bar on the 9th inst ships
Ocean Pearl and Troy, brig Esperaoza. and
schr Johnson. brought up ship Bamberg and
schr Margaret Reinhart.
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estio Inte1lige n Q.

DErRoIr, March ia serious accident occurred
on the Great Western Railroad last night.
The express train going east, when near Hamilton,
Canada, ran of the track, demolishing several cars
aud killing four Or Ave persons, among whom was
the engineer of the train.
A number Of passengers we're more or less injured,
some Of whom it is feared will not survive.
ST. LOUIS, March l9.-Mr. Allison, gentleman
Rho has been on an exploring expedition to the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-21

THuGIsM IN Missouri On the 10th inst, the
BODY OF man who had been garroted and stabbed
was found in the woods near Carondelet, Mo. The
hepublcan thus describes the condition of the corpse
kerchief was knotted around his neck and then
twisted ughtly by means OF a hickory stick some
tight cord made by the handkerchief On the back
part OF the head and near the right ear was severe
confusion Of the scalp and skull bone. In the left
breast were two sabs made by sharp pointed knife
OF DIRK. Inc victim was apparently a German
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-21

WEATHER IN ST. HELENA PAR1sH.-The Greens.
burg Imperial of Saturday last says:
For the past three or four weeks we have had very
disagreeabe weather-clear one day and rain three.
not having more than two clear daysa any one time
On last Sunday night very heavy rain fell, accom-
panied with quite squall, blowing down cabins,
fences, trees, etc. During Monday night it cleared
of cold, and slight frost followed, which we believe
did but little injury to vegetation. On Thursday
afternoon great quantity of rain fell north Of this
which has so swelled the streams to greatly impede
travel. Yesterday morning it cleared off cold, with
a strong Northwestern blowing all day.
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THE MoPHY TEsTIMoNIAL.-The New York Even
in Doot Of fhn okh ,opo

ing Post, of the 18th, says:
The committee appointed by the New York Chess
Club to present to the distinguished Paul Morpby a
suitable testimonial to his genius as player and
virtues as man. last evening reported that they had
raised over six hundred dollars for this purpose
They design to purchase from Ball. Black Il Co., or
from Tiffany Co., a magnificent sett of gold and
silver chessmen, exquisitely and eaboratey wrought,
accompanied by richly inlaid chess-board. Should
the amount of money raised warrant it, they will also
have struck gold medal, with copies in bronze, com
memorative OF his European triumphs. The commit
tee further voted to present to Mr. Morphy, as an
additional token Of their individual appreciation an
elegant gold watch which they have this day ordered
TO be made expressly for Morphy, by the American
Watch Company of Waltham, Mass 1t will be en-
graved with inscriptions and devices emblematic of
the royal game. All persons who desire to contribute
10 the fund for the chessmen and the medal whether
they be disciples of Cassa or those who take
national pride in Morphy's European career can send
their subscriptions. to James Thompson Treasurer of
the New York Chess Club. About $1,000 more is
needed to carry out the objects proposed.
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SbippiMa Antelliaente.
cnEseEs1 OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street.

AZ See the back of this pnge-7th - for
financial, Commercial ana River News
departments.
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-----.--'15
FOR RENT,

- ST. LOUIS HOTEL FOR RENT THE
A elegant and connodious Hotel fro ting and
KAt Royal Streets known Hotel is offered for
ret lease of five years from next Apply ut
Citizens Bank OF Louisiana, to
ft2t BOT EUG. ROUSSEAU, Cashier
Ys,ate FOR KfcNT-ONE OF THE pm ETTIFST AND
&best waefed FAaiS the .!iroal lO4 miles
s.boye Few Orleans, ~ miles from flag station, and the
cars running within hnndre yards of The good
orchart on the place. Apply At l$6 Eoydras TO
fe4 If i, @. bOWNER General Agent,
FOR RENT FINE, LARGE BACK OFFICE on the
l. second bnpr Of store No 81 Common stree Possession
given immediately. Apply to- BARET.iL & CO.,
r1Ygn nstren
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-21

Bark Genessee, Nichols, - days from Boston, to G
Fosdick.
Bark saragossa, Foote, - days from Philadelphia,
to G W Hynson &co.
Brit Brig Philip Dean, Earl, - days from Minattlan
-. to A Cochran Il Hall
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-21

x BOuNTY AND AND PENsIONS-oFFIGE
" DO - EN hangs Alley, up stairs, neNrly opposite w
III toslthlee folders, Sennen and Transfers who nass
A oeen IN The service OF the United States Government o
fourteen days any bance since lIyO arg
ent tied to 6' IF land Wild minor children .,
deceased sotcrs Seamen and Transfers entitled to bounty
land aad pensi MS Claims and with a'''
patch ly JOHN tURGELL,
nll5 bm u Exchange Alley up stars
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Leaves on SATURDAY, 2Gth inst. at s p. NJ,
IT, sHREVEPOliT AND NEW oRLE
ssussxa ans Fri Weekly Packet Line The mag
Isss1ssH.sn hlhceut passenger packet Il. l.
hAcuSc- y ~ MARSHALL master, will Sbreye
port Gland tsayou Grand Ecore Uampe Aiexandra Nor
mans, Barbin's, and AL way landings.
ro iufther inopnatyn and freight passage, apply
40 Il. L. kOuRS h BROS, Agents,
n.o No. 2 + street.
a plan OF her cabin can be and secured
ice of the agents " ' - 'ef " ~ -
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FOR Gus A S

Leaves every WEDNESDAY, MT P. NJ.
, FOR OPELuUSAS-THES STEAMER
l!ssaatsS w. Rurton. G. +. Lonailler, will
leave rs above taking freight for Old River,
smmsport and all landings the Atchafaaya also tnking
passengers for Donadsonve Plaquemne Rouge Port
hudson, Bayou Sara Morganya mouth River For
freight passage apply board
j. NJ. JOHNSTON l. CO., No, 3 Front Levee,
DIS Cusionh0use street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-21

GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA :. Steamship
Matagorda. 1913 bales cotton McKleroy & Bradford.
"a Green & Crump. 1913 Carroll, Hoy eco 100 M D
Cooper eco. "a j l. Lee. II Henderson, Terry eco
81 Preau Couterie. A Post Il Mel. II hides NJ D
Cooper eco. SO do Preau Il Couterie $500 J T Har.
die &co. sundries to order. Total sos bales cotton
KEY WEST AND FLORIDA PORTS Steam.
ship Suwannee. .27 bales cotton Post a. Mel 20 do
cotton yarn N Hamblin. 4 bxs leaf tobacco d Met
calf eco, Il lot furniture and sundries Pierce.
PENSACOLA. .schr West Florida CT 900 # lum-
Der to 7 Murray &co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-21
CHITA RIVER.

Leaves every SATURDAY atbP NJ
orlehIlS Monroe and Trenton Regular Packet.
.frrr. IN FOR TRENTON, MONROE, PINE
sss..sl Dit nlG Castor Landing, Columbia, Harrison,
nirg, Trinity and all intermediate landings on
nn h n Black RysrThe elegant and swr n NJ
f"' N u Work, clerk leaves O'Clock,
T. NJ fo' freight Or passage applv board.
fe7 'if'oits W , y. ps,, giant -
Freight taken for Bayous Bartholomew and rbonns, with
privilege OF reshipping.
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Leaves on FRIDAY, 18th instant at5P NJ
uniten States Mail Line

, IT, ~ ~ III II II A " ID N IL w Or
81 LEANS PACKET LINE = For Memphis and
the Bends The FIRST class packet steamer H,
Il. w. Hill, Captain T. II. Newell will be ready re.
ceIve freight Wednesday morning the street
and will leave above. For freight passage apply or
beard, to II. FRELIiH
Office under the ST. Charles Hotel
k ns line connects at Napoleon with regular packets
Inc Arkhns and White rivers and Memphis
packets for st. Louis and Louisville
ear ripd rly INV bis
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Tensas Floyd Monticello Wntstp and F land
Essa@zss5s nss Black Rver-The very Hight drauvht
steamer Rock city, b. Z. Dckerson, AS
above For freight passage, having comfortable
dutons apply on board.
VIRGIEIUS G DENTZEL,
Adv.rIisi 4, zen,
RaThe Rock City particular 10 all way and
plantHt business 0 her care.
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MoNDAY MORNING. MARCH Il, 1859.


Of which 322, 900 is American.
HAvRE, March 5.-The Hayre cotton market yes.
terday closed steady at advance of IT. on the
tations Of last week. Orleans tres ordinaire 1O3f.
LONDON, March 5.-The funds maintain a marked
drmness under the unfayorable political news from
the continent.
Consols have advanced to on the quotations by
the City OF Washington and have fully recovered the
decline OF the early part Of the week. Consols for
money closed yesterday at s5t.ts
LfvERPooL, March 5.--The advices from Manches
ter and other manufacturing places are Of very fay-
orable character.
There was good demand for nearly all descrip.
tons Of goods and yarns and the market closed firm
with an advancing tendency.
The Liverpool Breadstuffs market generally closed
dull but steady at previous quotations the Provision
market generally closed steady, without material
change in prices.
Latest by Telegraph.
Cork ISLAND, March 6--Dispatches by telegraph
from London to the agent of the Associated Press,
dated Saturday evening, report that notwithstanding
the suspense in the public mind, in regard to the
questiono of peace or war, the London stock market
closed firm.
Consols have advanced to 1 on the quotations Of
Friday, closing at 95l to s5d for money.
LrvERPooL Saturday evening March 5.--By tele
graph Cork. The sales Of cotton to-day saturday.
amount to 600 bales of which spectators and ex,
porters took 1900. The market closed steady at
Fridays quotations.
The ship David Stewart, which was chartered at
Cadix to convey the Neapolitan exes to the United
States, was spoken by the Wezer on the 9th inst
uninn into Queenstown
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-21

Passengers.
- Per steamship Suwannee, from Kew West and the
Florida Ports. Mr. Moore and lady, E Mathews and
lady Osborne and lady Page and lady, Hargrove and
lady O. Heara and ladp, Capt Steele, lady and child
Mrs Fairly Mrs Robinson, Miller, Harris, Pomeroy and
land, Sutton, @ Schuttleworth, % on deck.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-21

Leaves on THURSDAY, March 81. at5P.M.
New Orleans and Louisville Lightning Line
T, r. - FOR LOUISVILLE.-THE FINE
EsAAA4fAlrtr egu ar passenger packet Diana, Ed L
t@@A Sturgeon master will leave for Louis lie and
all intermediate landings above For freight passage
apply on board, to
milo BELL, BUCHANAN h co. Agents.
No. 81 Poydras street.
plan of be seen and state rooms secured
by applying to the agents.
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WEIR MISSISSIPPI.
CUMBERLAND RIVER.

Leaves WEDNESDAY. March a. at P. NJ.
-D% ~ FOR NASHVILLE. 80 THE FINE
regular passenger packet James
johnson, Capt Jesse johnson. master. will
leave above, for Nashville Carksvile Canton Eidysvle
nycusbuE, Smihland Paducah Metropolis cairo, Coumbus
Hickman and all intermediate landings For freight pas
sage apply on board,
Il. DUFtEID, Agent,
mig Corner of St Charles and perddo streets
19 The James johnson will freight any point
Tennessee river with privilege of storing re.slppng
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BAYOU MACON AND TENsAs.

Leaves TUESD Az, 22d inst. IA, hP. NJ
, IT, FOR LOWER TENSAS, BAYOU
lEih-s5 Macon, Floyd, Monticello Deerhed, Or ckets
4, Fl Warsaw, Trinity and all landings on the
and Black RiSerTe fine s,aunch Dick
Nash, E Jones, master, j. W Moore clerk will leave as
above. For freight passage apply board.
VTRGINIuS G. DENTZEL,
MI Advertising Agent.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-04
Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over a large part Of
the GLOBE is the consequence Of a diseased action
in the system, induced by the poisonous miasm Of
vegetable decay. This exhalation is evolved by
the action of solar heat wet SOIL and rises with
the watery vapor from il. While the sun is below
the horizon this vapor fingers the earth's
face, and the virus is taken with it through the
lungs into the blood. There it acts irritating
poison the internal viscera and excreting organs
of the body The liver becomes torpid and fails to
secrete not only this virus, but also the bile from
the blood Both the virus and the bile accumulate
in the circulation, and produce violent constitu-
tional disorder. The spleen, the kidneys, and the
stomach sympathize with the liver, and become
disordered also. Finally, the instinct of our or
ganism, as if in an attempt to oxpel the noxious
infusion, concentrates the whole blood of the body
in the internal excretores to force them to cast it
out. The blood leaves the surface, and rushcs to
the central organs with congestive violence. This
is the CHILL But in this effort it fails. Then the
FEVER follows, in which the blood leaves the CEN
trail organs and rushes to the surface, as If in
another effort to expe the irritating poison through
that other great excretory-the skin. In this
also 1t fails and the system abandons the attempt
exhausted, and waits for the recovery of strength
to repeat the hopeless effort another day. These
are the fits or paroxysms of FEVER AND AoUE.
Such constitutional disorder will Of course under
mine the health if it is not removed.
We have labored to find, and have found, an
nntidnfe
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-04
senator Broderiels,s Meirs.

The estate of the late Mr.. Broderick,
which, it appears, is already in litigation,
has boon claimed by two second-cousns Of
the deceased, Mr.. Edmund Welsh, and
Miss Lucy Brown, both residing in Cali
fornia. Mr.. Broderick, it is known, was
never married, and bis brother, his nearest
in this country, was killed by the accidental
explosion Of bombshell many years ago.
We are, however, Informed by relative
ofMr. Broderick that the righlful heirs to
bis large property, estimated at one hun
dred and thirty thousand dollars, but en-
numbered by eighty-eight thousand dollars
of mortgages, are two young girls by the
name Of Mcdonnell, now living in Carrig-
tnohill in the county Of Cork, Ireland.
These young ladies are cousins german to
Mr.. Broderick on his mothers side-his
mothers sister, formerly Miss Colbert, hav-
ing married Mcdonnell, their father, who
died nearly twenty years ago. The mother
died subsequently,, leaving a small property
TO the girls. It is said that Mr. Broderich
had sent some pecuBiary assistance to his
orphan cousins after his emigration to this
country.
Information has been forwarded TO the
Misses Mcdonnell, of Senator Broderick's
and their claims 20 his estate.-M r
Post.