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sY mrs. JULIA L. KITES.

BY HRS JULIA l. KEYEA
Wb6t s>ell of euchantmeut IL that which enthrab me-
When winding the mystical maies III dieamsl
What sitft . That which ailaringly calls me,
And leads me away the mountains and streams.
I see freo afsr \ rich isedacase oakotdng-
A beantifal frpse "a Like sAtepkg below
EsUn tie wings Of the zephyr then. floating ~.
I have rs.ehed it again. and the misty reflection
OF childhood Oerf0xers me with pleasure ana pe'nS
These musines they seem dim recollection,
OF sonsebiBx Eve lost, that cannot regain.
wander along in this Le,he.n existence,
Ið and my tears fall like dew ON the Rrassi
sea White mansion not row in the distance
touch my own gate latch. and ENTERING pass
50 slightly and cautiously treaaine enter
The hall where my voice in its infancy rurg;
pause for a moment, when reaching the ceotre,
And list fur the sound Of some welcoming tongue.
The ouivering moonbeams and shadows are islliDg
Like CHASTITY illusions, along the dark aoor.
Why suddenly. thus. j. feat vision appalling? ::
Why throbs MY wild heart as it throGbed Seis'
roSpen't the ehamberI now am unwilling,
: No farther the mansioir1 wish to explcre:
feel strange dampues. The at%"sphsse filing
The cold wind rushes within tie hail door.
"oh ~here.se the loves ones' Oh! where have they
Whv stands the ea+ homestead thus barred tn the bast
Twas tbus while weak inng with anguish pondered
Tsias memory appeared with q scroll Of the past
The shirt Of slumber still did not forsake me-
Again on the wings of the zephyr few;
The vap rous breath Of the morn did not awake me,
l threaded the labyrinth Of. dreaming anew.
watehed she bright peaaidrops ii slowly distended;
The blush of the rose seenned the hue If the sky;
saw new world in the ether suspended
Its elO<es and its lakes, could family espy.
Amid clustering trees white mansion was cleaning
Tvsn ther beneath ti.e soft shade
The pearldrop has fallen-I wake from my dreaming.
To see the long shadows the sunbeam has made.
Oh! know it's the absent Eve seen in my sleeping!
Unto mansions our Savior prepared they are g'ne-
Loves vigilance STILL DER their child they are keeping:
When l pass the dark valley. Ill not be alone
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NORTHERN DENocRAcY-J. W. womack Of En-.
taw, Alabama. in a letter politics PAYS the fal
lowing merited compliment to Northern Democrats
1t pleasing to see that not every one at the South
is orgetn Of those who assisted in carrying out the
great measures Of the South:
ut is often sa,d. that the Northern Democracy
cannot be relied on Let it hc remembered that
they assisted US against the Wings in tho repeal
Of the protective tariff Let il bc remembered
that they assisted the establishment Of the in.
dependent treasury. and the passage Of the fugitive
slave law-lct it be remembered that they voted fr
the acquisition Of Florida and Louisana-and Let !,
be remembered that they also votes, with W. for the
annexation Of Texas and the acquisition Of Cslifor.
mia.
They have always co-opcratcd with us in the
critical hour Of ncesl and but for them our limits
this day would have extended no farther than Louis
lana, and the United States Bank and protective
tariff would still have bccn weighing in the dust
Let us extend to them warm graduating hand and
encourage those who are willing to act with u,
against the common enemy. The opposition ars
raising great hue and cry about s1uattcr Snvcr
eighty, and the rights Of the Soath-hut they vii
ultimately deceive us-thcir rancor and hatred r.
the Democracy are so great that in the event Of tn
election Of Black Republican many of them woul,
90 over to him. and support him for reelection.
"ls the Democracy should allow itself 10 be split
BY the jealousy and ambition Of its leaders, we shall
be defeated, and Black Rcpublicanism will SCOT
spread over the South. Stewards collectors and dis
trct attorneys, and marshals, and postmastcrs an,
mail contractors, would soon put on an air Of AFRO
| gance and efrontcry, and would publicly on tn
streets Of our Southern towns and cities hold hin
up as model President, and proclaim his doctrine
to be sound and just
"Sir, We are standing on narrow promontory-
| the hour is too solemn to debate the enactment
the laws to protect slavery in the Territories;
would be far more wise to be engaged In concersin
some plan to keep the Aholitionists out Of our cur
tom-houses and hotels, and from our are-siacs"
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-25
Richness of the Mines in Western Kansas

Richness of the Mines in Western Kansas.
Every arrival now confirms the opinion that the
diggings recently discovered in the mountains Of
Western Kansas are fully equal in richness, 30 far as
tested, to the best in California. The st. Louis Re-
publican publishes the following letter from miner
to his wife in st. Louis:
In TAMp-Foor OF MouNTA1Ssl
TWELVE MLss West OF Denver CRY,
CATER weary journey, at length found the
long looked for gold mines. took short rest, and
then started to see the miners at work. soon found
for had about made up my mind that the gold mines
were humbug | confess was happily deceived,
for there is any quantity of gold here. The first that
we saw was obtained in the following manner: we
got one tin cnpfull OF dirt from that was min
ing aud having washed it we took from the single
cuptull twenty five cents worth of gold.
Cheered by this result we started out to prospect
and in the first place we dgged we found a regular
lead, which we staked off aud took up our claim.
We find the dirt will pay from twenty-five to fifty
cents per painful We went to work at it yesterday
morning, and two of us in little over half day
panned out over nine dollars worth OF gold, and as
we went to dinner we met a man who wanted to buy
my interest out. He offered to give me three thous.
and dollars. | asked him four thousand, which |
think will get before many days, but would take
the three thousand if could get it all down. hut be
cannot pay before two or three months, and ii have
to stay here that long can do better by working
myself.
Our company, and another company that has been
travelling with us, comprising four men, are all
equally interested in our claim--each man owning
one lot OF one hundred feet long and fifty feet wide
which is all one man is allowed to own under our
mining laws We are in company with first rate
set of men. One of them is an old California miner
and says that he would not take S. 600 for his claim
He says he can make twenty dollars per day-each
manly working it with sluice, which we will
have in operation by the last OF next week.
am perfectly well satisfied that there are claims
not two hundred yards from ours, out Of which five
men are muking every day three hundred dollars.
know it to be So for I've seen it done.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-25

SIoKLEs TRAGEDY AT MIsNEApoLIs-We learn
rom gentleman who came down yesterday, that
. man by the name of Howard. resident of Minnea.
pols Rad come In possession of the following facts
that lately during his absence from town, Mr. Smell
had taken Towards wife down the river, returning
aIIer q lew days absence with her to Minneapolis.
howard being much enraged, after hearing OF the
aiiair, went in pursuit Of Smell, and met MIN in
store yesterday morning. He called him out. saving
ne wished TO see him moment, when he immedi9'
atsly tired three balls through him-the FIRST taking
fell badly wounded, and was not expected to live.
st. Paul Ninnesotian, 18th,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-25

! REcsrrfs OF GOLD FROM PIKE's PEAK.-The st.
Lonia Republican Of the 10th says
Tia officers of the steamer Sky Lark inform us
that On the 10th inst the Express brought into Leav
enwosth $4,000 worth OF gold from Pixies Peak. The
g0Id was In two lots-one containing $1,000 and the
other 5000. We did not learn to whom 1t was con-
dgned,
The utmost confidence seems to prevail, in the
richness and practcablity Of the mines as a source
0f wealth, and many emigrants who had been dis
couFa9ed BY the unayorable accounts, and were 70.
turning, have again set their faces towards Pixies
Peak.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-25

CoxsEouENcEs or 4 FALSE ACCUSATION THE
Nashville Patriot states that Henry Wright, Esq Of
Lexington, Tenn died recently, at the hospital near
shat city, where he had been removed from the
Lnnatic Asylum Mr.. Wright was arrested last win.
ter, charged with forging land warrants. The enor-
nifty Of the charge, preying upon mind conscious
n Innocence unseated his reason, and he sent 10
III Lnnatic Asylum. Death has interviewed before
III mental malady could be healed and his innocence
established 10 court of justice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-25

FlNE SUMNER CLOTHIHG. Mr.. Robert Pitkin, OF
extensive clothing establishment IS and l5 Camp street,
sng % very heavy stock Of spring and clothing
balgins taat b. make his shelves for the
fan he will lay H. In this assortment Of good, the
TONER may find everything which Is desirable for
The garments being Of fvors material and Of the latest
styles Of cat veil made AMI finished Every kind Of under
rehinz Shirts hose, crAvats etc. may be selected from the
large assortment for sale By Mr. Pkin who also keeps
hand every variety frunk goods We direct attention 10 adj
yertseu1ent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-25
TALK ON CHANGE.

II was quiet yesterday everywhere and all about
Nevertheless, there was just much business going
on as last year at this time and to-day being Satur
day, citizens will be thinking of leaving the city for
q day or two-our advertising columns will denote
the various sources for day two of recreation.
Some folks talk that they can do very well by re-
naming in the city, the weather is agreeable and
the markets furnish everything in the way of ediblea
and other comforts are reazable. The talk is that
we are getting along very WE'LL and that 1t is of use
to be at the trouble of packing up and leaving the
city Any one DESTROYS of peregrinating tits thought
would be persuaded to abandon the idea by taking
rambling walk or ride, through the Fourth District
of city, and the outskirts of the Third, as well as
looking at the numerous villas and cottages in Jefer
son city and the upper suburbs. 1t would surprise
casual observer to learn that people leave these plea
SAINT abodes to go to the hyperborean regions in Eu
rope merely because 1t is summer time. The talk is
that there is great deal Of snobbshness However,
there was not much desire to talk on the whims and
caprices Of our citizens, only the impression seemed
to prevail that good many citizens and residents
can enjoy themselves within the twelve mile limits
Of New Orleans.
There was some talk Of the next expected advices
from Europe We may receive them to-day. The
Nova Scotian will be due at Quebec this morning.
The arrivals at the eyee continue large for the sea-
son of the year. Tobacco is arriving freely and cot
ton comes along on average of 200 bales per diem.
The weather continues favorable for the growing
crops and taking all things aud everything into con.
sideraton, the week is closing very satisfactorily.
Our table Of receipts of cotton will not be publish
ed till next week.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-25

MoRRIssEY's TRAINER IN ENGLANp.-Shepherd.
the trainer Of Morrssey for his fight with Heenan,
arrived in England on the 23d OF May. Shepherd
has informed the Londoners of Heenan's anxiety for
shy At the champion. He has since been closeted
with Sayers and his hacker and of course gave them
some Information concerning the Bencia Boy, which
they otherwise could not have received Nothing
fresh had transpred, however IN. Y. Clipper, 18TH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-25

FATAL SHooTIHG.-The Columbia South Caro-.
linian says
By private letter to friend, we learn that on
the l4th inst. difficulty occurred in Fairfield dis.
trict, which ended fatally to one of the parties.
Pickens Morgan, the overseer of VIM. Darlington,
corrected negro at the quarters, and he ran off to
the home place. Darlington sent for Morgan to have
settlement and dismiss him. Some difficulty arose
as to the settlement, and Morgan struck Edrngton.
Boykin Lyles, who was present, parted them. As
Morgan was leaving the house. Edrington shot him,
the load taking effect in the left breast. He died in
the afternoon
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-25

A CASE OF scANDAL.-The Madison {a.) CORES.
pondent Of the Louisville Democrat mentions case
of scandal with which the gossps of that town have
recently RECALLED themselves He says:
Miss Eliza Allen, daughter Of Mr.. Franklin Allen,
is enciente, and she charges Rev. VIM. H. Sheets, a
Methodist clergyman, with being the father of the
child. Mr.. 8. denies the Charge. He has been in.
Inundated with pistols by her male relatives but de-
MED the charge, and declared that he would rather
die than marry her. An ecclesiastical court has &C.
quilted him. Miss Allen, however, persists in the
CHARGE and has made an affidavit to that effect The
better part Of the community side with Mr.. Sheets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-25
Ctg0rs !! CIGARS !!

Purchasers will always find In store assortment Of hs
we'll known brandsInenuidad, Flor de Pujadas Merdans
ferde Pnnchs Redows Cabargs Paragas Know Something
Washington Dos Heranas, Mazo Habano etc., etc. the
lowest prices.
P. PRATS & CO.,
oa6 3pH % Commercial Plaza
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-25

TEE SHERIFF sells at auction to-day, at the City
Hotel Common street improved property In the Third and
Fourth Districts Of this city For particulars advertise
m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-25

Roots, Shoes and Br0gans,
AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Dtching BOOTS, Ruuet
BRoGANs Wool Mexican, Palm Leaf Straw and Csnpeachy
HATS, at the lowest market prices by
FROST CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street. New Orleans.
HATS. GAPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE,
We constantly receiving eners assortment Of Six
Fur Cashmere Panama Leghorn Straw Palm Leaf Me1;eAn
and Wool HATS. at the lowest market prices, by
FROST i CO.,
Jyl3 PAW 10 Magazine gtree4.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-25

FOR PARTIcULARs Of sale Of bonds, insurance
scrip stocks other city securities to be made to-day at
1anks Area BY MesHs Paey Co., ausoneers see their
4 advertisement ID another column,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-25
Douglas > Sherwood

Douglas y Sherwood
Respectfully to the Wholesale Dry Goods
that they have established permanent Agency New Or.
leans for the sale of their
SUPERIOR SKIRTS.
And intend keeping full assortment of all their desirable
styles, which they oer AT THE SAME PRICES as sold at
THEIR FACTORY IN NEW YORK thereby saving the pur-
chaser in New Orleans freight and expenses time
and trouble.
The Fall Styles are now Ready!
MB~Orders respectfully solicited.
B. WENTWORTH, Agent,
je2O 2p3teod No. 4 Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-25

FINE OLD LrouoRs may be purchased in any
quantity Of Messr Jones Co.. 81 Graver street. Who i'd
vsrse elsewhere oid whisky old peach brandy and old
apple cider brandy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-25

MHssas. BARELLI 8 Co., 81 Common street adver.
~ eaIsa sna caatrog# sugars In hogsheads and barrels
iof sale in large Or small quantities.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-25

FoR PAscAGoULA,-Notice il given that on Satur.
dsy next the Lecome apt Charley walker vii ex
tend bar trip TO Psscagoula returning to the city Monday
morning. - =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-25

A.Is MT surprising that the Administration has
ssl1Ild shs protection OF Government to naturazed
Impressed By European despots, and thus
= npoa II ~ odium and reproach Of nearly the
ulIolo nation, TX james buchanan, the head and
sssuk II this Offending, Is the same James Buchanan
Siao ones made himself oiIansively notorious BY de-
Nsning violent speech against the war Of 1872,
uasd II very similar cause, and advocated by the
80 and WiSeat Of the land
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-25

1Kn sSAr or Waive have received from Messrs.
1soomneld Steel copy Of B. .. Root, Anthony 4
Cos ne map Of the seat OF War in Europe. It is Of
large ike very handsomely and deliberately got up,
and wthal % plainly and clearly that can gain
1om Il ~ excellent idea Of the topography of the
81 tzoubIs. II Il By far the best map We have
asen, and We advise those who wish to follow out
istigsntly the movements Of the campaigns Of both
~ contendpg armies, to secure the aid thus offered
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-25

ENGLISH CAMEL CoAL.-Messrs. s. Jones & Co.,
Graver street. advertise that they prepared to receive
orders for Canue Coal to be delivered In this city in the fail
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-25

TxHUAxTKrEc C0RRxsPoEDENcE.-Tw o interesting
lextezs from or Ninatitlan correspondent appear
6lsswhets W. hope his appeals viii not be without
elIsot In the proper quarter,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-25
cRops IN WESTERN GEORGIA. The Columbus

CKUPS IN WESTERN Gk0KGIA.-- Tie Columbus
(Ga.) Times of Tuesday last says:
During the last few days this section has been
visited with delightful and refreshing seasons, which
have had fine effect on the crops aud the vegetable
kingdom in general. Should rains continue for a
few weeks longer we calculate with some degree
of certainty on ine corn crops. Cotton also looks
well.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-25
To The Trade.
To Cotto,, Factors and Planters.

Ihe subscriber having completed all his machines,
prepared to supply all orders IRON HOOPS with his In
proved Tie for next seasons IF early application mnde
This fastening acknowledged by all who have seen
far superior to any invented before.
Apply at No. l21s Commercial Place. BELcHER. Agent.
M 2psm Fl. FASSMANN.