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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-06


e Y e I N F r M A r Y
No. 35 Lafayette date Heyia) street,
Between Baronne and carondele,
NEW ORLEANS, Ii.
This restitution is open for the reception persons affected
with DISEASES OF THE EYE.
The Building is the Rooms large and airy. Every
attention will be paid to the comfort of patterns.
13- Wards devoted the treatment Of Slaves with EYE
AFFECTIONS.
~ competent Physician resides in the houss.
TERMS:
Whites, from. 81 o. to s. 90 per day.
Negroes. 90
K3- Operations charged extra. m9O 2p6t&6mW
Copying Presses
Just received and for sale at very low prices,
FINE ASSORTMENT OF
@ Q p Y IN G. p r E S S E s
All sizes; also.
Copying Books,
Wetting Brushes,
Aud In general everything pertain ing the Counting Room
The attention of merchants and others respectfully in
- PETER HAYES,
No. 63 Camp street,
nc 5s2p Stationer and Blank Book Manufacturer
Per COGfSNcOnIcOs.
By the above steamship receivng large additions to
our stock of
SEASONABLE CLOTHING
AND FURNI FISHING GOODS,
making our assortment very complete comprising great
ely of New Styles and all sizes for Men and Boys.
ALFRED MUNRoE & CO.,
e5 2p't No 81 Magazine street
RassiHess Suits for Spring.
Weinvite examination OF our New Styles of
BUSINESS COATS,
PANrAL oNs AND VESTS
to match. suitable for Spring and summer wear
ALFRED MUNRoE s. CO.,
as 2p5t No "a Magazine street
Boys Clothing.
Parents and Guardians are invited to call and examine our
New Styles OF
BOYS CLOTHING,
UNDER GARMENTS, ETC,
suitable for Spring and Summer All articles well made
ALFRED MUNRoE & CO.,
as 2p5t No. 81 Magazine str, ct
Patent Yoke Shiyts.
now In sore very complete assortment OF all styles
II the popular
PATENT YOKE SHIRTS,
The best fitting Shirts manufactured to which we invite
The attention Of purchasers Fit guaranteed in all cases
ALFRED MUNRoE & CO.,
as 2p5t N, a.uoass,n. s,raa,
stesU Silks! .tetO Silks!
BELOW COST.
The balance of my RICH and MAGNIFICENT STOCK
Sc r. EN- g. sEIxs,
now offer at less than tho
COST OF IMPORTATION.
esoh's Merchants desiFons Of sorting and filling orders
sill fnl II much to their advantage by calling early.
JOHN TODD,
"a 2pst Mes. II and IA ohartres street. l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-06
Repeating T-otca,.tc Riqes

Every Planter and Sportsman should have The
full rapidly with which they be loaded and fred and the
aud with which they shoot makes them the
desirable that be bought.
Their safety from accidental discharge and immunity
injury by water and great bulle.
mouds, powder flask, percussion caps-makes them very
popular weapon wherever they a6 62p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-06

NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE CoAPARy.--Notce is
given over the Presidents signature that dividend
Of sxty dollars per share was payable to stockholders
from and after the Ist inst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-06

Gen. .GnRresp Jackson.
ORIGINAL PICTURE.
splendid Portrait Of The HERO OF NEW ORLEANS
large life taken by the celebrated artist Van Leer 1916
few days after the Glorious Eighth This ne painting O,
exhibition GRATIS, at
No. 50 CANAL STREET,
al 2p6. Call and see H.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-06

JAMES BEdGS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-26

ecnd,tsn by our mex, repor, We probably win have
scme important changes TO notice. "a ~fNF
Bxu.-sirlop steak, i5c psr ib porter hoass steak,
49, zoo; rump lac roasting pieces, i2c alSe chuck
roast loo a l2c.; corped beef, Sc l2c.
NrIros Mutton rhops l2c bind quarters, lOc. l2c.
lore quarters, 70. . 10. lamb, Ito l2c
v.ahsue;s Ice 1891 fore quarters &C. ioc
foKK.-Fre pork. TO-. sailed pork, do hams l0c a
l4c per lb.; shoulders, loc l2c sides iohc. nc;
MISUNDERSTANDING ma sa"sases, nc per 10 beef
tongues. .6c Soc. each; lard lie a l3c per 10.
rorI1RY AND GAME -Fo~ls, llc nc per b.. broil-
s s Ss 81 s 70 saaSs si%"' % per sos
a 81 60 per par red head ducks, Zoe per pair;
broad bill do, 6oc black DO, a2e. per par;
coz,D rairie chickens, zoe per pair Long leland quail,
g. soa - per dozen guinea iow 81 per pair parriges,
81 % s2 vnson, lcc. lbc per lb.; squirrels l0c
aeh; rabbits, 6oc. per pair; bear meat, i2hc per 10
FISH Foolish, &c per ID founders, Co.; eels l2c
elaesasb, So ioe sea bass loo; striped bass l2c;
&c.; blotfsh, &C.; salmon trout, l2c .5c p'ckere,
cs black bass, So; perch, &c. loc.; fros. dsh, Sc
~ per bnndred clans, SOC 81 do Holsters, &C. 10
hard shell crabs, 1sc per Dozen sotshe do 81 81 Is
BUTTER Eggs, &c-Orange county butter, SOC. per b.
Western DO, lsc. &c State 25c cheese, lie q l2c
per Id pineapple do, &C. 7c.; English dairy cheese
HONEY clover, 26c. per h. buck wheat, 14c.
1sc; hive, Sc a i0c. strausd, do.
VEGETABLES Mercer potatoes (best), 81 IS Sc;
ao 81 u 81 26 peach blows, So Junes 81 On per
bbl; Dyckmans, 81 so 81 Is; sweet potatoes, 81 per
bbl; Delaware do. 81 70; cabbage, &C. &C. per head
caulHower, f2c l5c squash, fSc 25c each; garlic
l?c bunch; beets, SC. &C. bunch; parsley &c. &c.
bunch; leeks, &c. Sc, b,;h; onions lSc. 26c. half
peek carrots 81. bunch table celery 12c bunch;
bsRa turnipe, SIC Dbl; cheese pumpkins, s. hundred
marrow squash, 81 bbl.
FRuTwestern apples, SEA 81 SO Dbl common. 81 so;
red streske 81 as 81 bb 20 piopins, 81 Is bb
80 n
BIB Roxbury russes, s. so 81 Dbl cranberries $,2
bbl ounce 81 80 50 hundred craaberries, lSc.
&c quart crab apples &C hall peck; chestnuts CSC
quart Isabella grapes, PC. ID C.awbs, lsc. common
do. l6c in fancy boxes, 2bc. In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-26

HIGHLANDS Nov IS snnse-No inwa I'd bonud vessels in
srht Wird r, light weather cloudy.
SANDY HOOK. Nov 2S. sunset--onc brig outside the bar
bourd IN. Wind Sc. hsh weather cloudy.
obr ny sT s Soy e ST. sss and
Miscellaneous.
SHIP NLARRABEE-Savannah Nov 2lThe report from the
ship Larrabee not favorable he tide rises and tails
side outside Her rigging, Sails q bales
cotton have arrived here and lighters With sufficient number
Of men have gone 40 save all they can Of the cargo.
BARK GZoRGEs Can't Taylor Of the tugboa Union at New
Cr'esrs reports the bark Georges Rockand with imc
ashore about 10 mites above Tire quarantine station
CrrER sHiP RonN eooD has nearly all Der
gagged and going rapidly on board at pier IL Err and viii be
the FMS extreme clipper 10 sail FOR San Francisco.
scBR SALLY WHEAros, from Delaware City for New York
With coal went ashore night Of oath on Coal Spring Bar She is
scnR REPORTER, CHM from Portland for Cardenas put into
bssion x,t si for repair On the IAN inst 1t = 20 Ion
mast bead and all attached, jbboom boat &C
scgRJ sTAsiEr previously reported ashore at squan
pesc has been foaied OF and is the dry dock for
scpR II FrArsER Gilbert cleared Wilmington NO for
on The @ inst Win Of S a and &C CO.
struck alou mfs tss Of Topsal Inlet ard about one mile
vii he sayed in d.mared cordion shonie the sesber
Erove 'syorahe The WIS owned 70 Wilmington BY
Io,k
scnn yAsprRvoonr which arrived at Fall River on
ashore ., Pm day snphen ledge; while
wheat bas Ssen dscharred ard sson Loo bushels Of Il
found be damaged The vessel had six knees
beam broken and otherwise mayed She will be
the marine railway for repairs.
RorprAux, Nov 5The FIR ship Vile de Grenade Gorphe
from New Orleans for this port with has
been wrecked of Arachnn Ia Tcse: wncd
CuxBAyEv, Nov G-rhe ship Adler Gnsavus OF and bound
10 Bremen from New 0rlasns has anchored Ia Roads
with ots q foremost and jibbcom.
Ign, Nov 5-Rcport Of the ship Ocean Ranger Knowles
sf days from Bombay for Rotterdam anchor IN
Downs with Ioss Of der, sails and damage
Oct IL T. lat Al 40 NJ ION 90 W. In heavy gale % wn5
shipped heavy which Knocked the rudier
from the STERN since which had VI very heavy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-26

Inc feature Of the stock market continues be the
movement in Pacific Mail The stock opened this morn
bs al So advanced to s65i, then declined to s37 the
morning. IN the afternoon took fresh start, sold u to
a. ana closed after the second board at 81 bid The
street full Of stories abou, the reported settlement
Inc pieVahbg theory this afternoon is that Commodore
Nanoefoht buys seven Of the Pacific Mail steamers for
$2ooooo cash; that the company is wound up and pay
us stocAhoioers sllo the share o. another side is
asserted that weekly line is to be established H.,
the Pacific Mail and North Atlantic companies. which com
bne with Vanderbilt And again. it is stated TIN, tho ps,
&c Mail Conn any have induced Vanderbilt 10 wnbdrav
his boats for yearly bonus of 81 900 300 We give tbo
they have reached us, merely stating tat Cam
nodore Vanderbilt informs US that there has been no m
Element Of any Kind between him aad the Pacific Mail
Company. We understand that several interviews have
taken place between The Commodore and the leading
director Of the Pacific Mail Company and that tho latter
is in possession Of the conditions upon which the Commo
dorc win desis from his preseaA opposition. AS the pur
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-26
Total. 1896 ae2.ssl ! coo bae 1s7 SAG Ia4 "a,

TOTAL 1888 sf2ksl ,622 4a,549 1B7,S45 124 939
The exports Of flour and gram nom New York, for the
week ending Nov 23 wereTo Great Bain, IL ,564 bbs.
Hour 1871 brtheis wheat, British Provinces and other
places l9417 bbls. flour, 498 bushels corn.
CosFtE-Sales Of $50 bags Rio made at lie. a
l2lsc and 900 bags laguayra iriage at p I.
foTToS.Tie sales embraced about 900 bates closing
tamey or the basis OF about for middng uplands.
IRkiGHrs.-To Liverpool % 900 bushels wheat
gnped, part IN hnk at 51d and the remainder n snip g
bags al Cd; 1850 bbs -four at 2s 900 bales cotton at
100 o 32d. To London, 200 terces beef at IS 400
boxes cheese at 4s 100 bbls spirits turpentne at g.
and TO Glasgow, 500 bbs rosn engaged at D. Cd.
lRo,l-IoNs - pork-Tbe market irregular, having
opened firm and closed dull the sales embraced about
400 bbs including mess at SIC SIG 3d. thin mess do,
$3.50 and prime at s1I 20 a 81 BIN Beef In fair
request with sales Of COO bbs Mt IS % for country
mess reracked mess at 50 &c. and extra do at $40 50
ST. 30: saes u 100 terces Ohio prime ress At $40,
and 100 bbls beef bans at $4 So Lard In r de-
nand and rather with sales at l01zc. 10Xc and
Of choice at 1896 lie. Butter In fair requ st at
re &c for Ohio and at lac. &c for State Caecsc
selling at &C n lie.
RIoE was quiet at &C. n 45sc.
SUGAR firm and active with sales of 900 hhds.
Cuba muscovado at &c TIC, and 8 900 bags at 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-26

chases Of Pacific Mail stock which being made
are generally uaceabie 10 the friends Of the Pac,hc
Mail Company, is 10 be presumed that that
company has determined to accept tho terms
dictated BY Vanderbilt In few days more viii
be own upon the subject. Meanwhile, We only
ex re-s pubic sentiment when we say that We
hope he r N. o.. have not entered into another de-
grad MS bargain 70 buy OF an opponent who s too smart
to b. arly contended with. Panama was mich lower
day declined from lsbh N 1897 at the close. THIS
is probably mere reaction from the recent rise There
wa quite an active movement In Erie securities tody
The ock advanced ~ per cent and the bonds ave
rag" per cent, the fourth mortgage selling 81
CO / this afternoon. This 10 probably due II arrange
ments which have been made for sposng of the floating
debt stopping the expenditure for the long dock The
re ever was today authorized by Judge strong To pay
the interest on the first mortgage bonds viii accord
Dgy he pad on presentation Of the coupons CENTRAL
advanced nearly per cent to-day Tho Western sh 8
generally steady with the exception OF Island
which advanced per Calena was hammered by the
obbers on the strength Of the third weeks earnings,
which only 100 in excess OF the corresponding
week OF last year; the price, however, did not vary
much. Michigan Southern guaranteed advanced \, per
cent the third weeks earnings show an increase Of
$3.50. The State stocks showed there not much
change The general aspect Of the marxet favor
able to an upward movement than tor time past
Stocks were drm at the close, the following quota
uons'-Mssour, Sc, SAX IS; Canton Tx IS; Cum
berland Coal preferred l3a III Pacific Mail Steamship,
siA n; New York Central, s1,5 a u; Erie, ga x;
HUDSON River, AK Y; Harlem, 10 III do preferred
sf's 81 Reading, 3s% 10; Michigan c. nral, Az
u; Nicbigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 6h II
do guaranteed, 1871 u; Panama, 1917 1874; Illinois
Central 6ss co. Galena and Chicago, 727s 49, Cleve
land and Toledo, 20k II; Chicago and Rock Island,
6AaA.
The Dry goods import Is again large 1911 $685. against
ss44 POP same week last year. ami s35 week of
1857 We have received 1902 727 PAT of dry goods
January, against s54 ao2 900 to same week Of last
year.
Tho business Of the Sub. Treasury to day was as fol-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-26

Canadian 0our In fair demand and 1rmer The saes
embrace about 400 $40 bbs, at S. 40 So 90 South
ern was in good demand, with sales Of about 700 bbs,
closing within the range OF tho above figures. Rye flour
was 6rmer with sales Of 900 bbls at the above figures
Co meal was steady and in fair request at figures
Wheat was excited and in active demand, with some
purchases speculation The sales footed about 900
bushels closing nt advance of Be TO &C. per bushel
including Chicago spring at 81 10 81 49, Milwaukee club
at 81 20 81 25 fair Ohio and good red Southern at 81 49,
white Michigan at 81 so 81 So, aud Kentucky white at
81 62 81 3d. Corn opened DULL but was better at the
cose; saes Of about "a 600 Is goo bushels, Including
Western mixed at ssc round yellow at 99c 81; New
Jersey yellow AT 7fc s3c.; New Southern do at SEC
sbc and old do was nominal at 81 OF 81 O3 Rye was
fruer and the demand good with sales of 1000 5000
bushels az aoc aoat Barley large receipts and closed
du small sales of State made at 76c. SO: and Of
East Canada AT 7se soc. Oats in good supply and
easier, ~nh sales Of Western at 46hc 49, and State
ard Canar ian 4Tc AZ &c The following table from
W. Cuttings circular, gives the receipts and exports
OF -four grain thus port for the week ending day:
Fton,, Wheat, Rye, Corn, Oats, Barley,
His btph. bush. bush. bush. bush
C c. s1sa2 ASSET 1892 e,7os 1887 123, sss
OH SOS. 1912 4,i7O 80 s2,sae $3.50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-26
no business of the Sub Treasury to day was as fol-

The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
ing SOS 956a5S &c. and the balances 81 34 60
The following dividends have been declared-The Mer-
chants Bank, semi annual dividend Of az cent pay
able on the LIST of December; the Lowell Mass Manufac
turing Company, dividend of $40 per share, payable
December I; the Little Miami Railroad, four per cent
DIVIDEND out of the earnings of the past FIVE MONTHS pay
able December g. dividend of per cent the CAPT
tai stock Of the Lexington and Frankfort Railroad Com
pany.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-26
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AsBEs.-Tbe market quiet and prices unchanged,
with small sales Of pots at sac. and pearls at SIC.
to the favorable chara tier
Of the foreign by the C,rcassian, the market was
excited, and osed advance OF 10c. l5c and 10
at much 2oc the lowest figures of
the week The sales footed up about u 600 bbs closing
wit he EnllD rrit rnr unn Of nrico
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-26
OUR FAMILY MARKET REVIEW.

We have nothing new to present TO our readers this
week in regard to retail trade at Washington Market
Prices remain as in last report. The day before Thanks
giving as was naturally expected, there WINS quito
demand Tor poultry Tor which the dealers got their own
ptices. Things have again assumed their usual settled
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-26
INTERESTING FROM CALIFORNIA
Later News from Oregon and Puget
Sound.
RECEPTION OF GEN. SCOTT.
rHH NEW GOLD MINES,
&c., &e.. &c.

The California overland mail arrived at g. Louis on tho
3lst inst making the trip in twenty one days. and BRING
ing Gan FrancKco papers to the 3ls nlt the express
beg contained communication iodofsed "On her AAes
W's Service" forwarded from the British Consuae
Gan Francisco to Lord Lyoos at Washington, and one
frAnked by Gen Scott and addressed by him TO the com
handing officer at Fort Leavenworth.
TIE John Stephens (pachc Mail Company's seamer)
and the orxaba of the Iiue had arrived from Pa
mama at San Francsco-the former the 2Sth, the
inser on The Goth Their advces had been anticipated
BY the overland mail of the 9th October from Louis
THE NEW MINES
Mr. Oomstock, who was referred to In letter published
IN thu San Francisco Bulletin from Mr.. Hughes says
communication to that paper:
u inst under the head oc Late
and Interesting Intelligence from the washoe Mines" fur
nj he'd by Mr.. Hughes, you have given very correct
statement the mines and minerals Of the locality named
las you say, after inebrate) "Vginato gn but pro-
Ic'ly Silver City Bit as from the glowing account by
Mr. Hughes many good ami unfortunate miners ~ be
deceived IT, r. ny wish 10 say this much concerning the
nioes at Silver City, (called by Mr.. Hughes Virginia
The miues are very rich iu both silver and god so
hr 90 they have been proslscted
BY far the richest mines are quartz leads, and Of
enurre fey require machinery TO work them, which re-
The placer dggngs, though good paying dIggings,arc
nearly destitute OF wafer, except from the melting
b spring
fu. Their wish to state, that though there many
claims beng prospvcied, Comparatively few prove
be working. the sale OF myrnt-rest in the
sCcmstock lead'' 70 Walsh Mr Hughes ia msakea when
he that Judge Walsh paid me S. 300 for it, That
the price, anywhere near 10 it. The real conside
ration has never been maize public.
The San Francisco Herald says Of the new nnes-The
droovery Of fabulous wealth in the Was roe Valley the
realty OF which has been placed beyond dispute hreaeus
10 produce changes OF must imoortnt the
an,is Of California and Utah. The Washoe dggings
located the southwestern portion Of Carson Valley dis
mi about day and half . ride from Dowaevle 10
Sierra county and great numbers Of muers ocking
ather from Sierra, Nevada, and other adjacent portions
Of the State Even in this city the excitement begins to
run bgh and will probably equal the Fraser fever
but with an entirely different Result Congress fail
ing Carson Valley into Territorial government under
the name Of the Nrrory OF Nevada The population OF
Mai place will be qunpled before Congress meets and
Vat again will probably be doubled IN the course Of
year Emigration will be principally from this the
commence mtnt leaving the rich mining dstr cts aban
doped Tor those that rcher open the occupation of
kesh immigrants from the Altar NC States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
ERIpAY. Nov. 2h.ls5

FRIDAY, Nov. 25. 1853
The steaness reported by the Crcassiau Africa in
every branch Of trade end finance in Europe calculated
TO produce encouragement here. The small decline in
cotton fairly expeced the frmness the breadstus
market, though quite likely to lead to realzaons BY the
large holders was anticipated On this side.
The return from the Bank Of England for the week
ending the 9th November gives the following results when
compared with the previous week.
Public deposits. &c, 097 259 Increase f5s4 72l
Other deposits. l43l120 Decrease. 26o,4s
Rest. 3,l752s9 Increase. AZ, ASA
On the other side Of the account
Government securities. .Elo s75,l67 Unchanged. -
Other securities. 10 649,373 Decrease. l59.853
Notes ubempioy ed.... 1888 430 Increase. 45t $50
The amount Of notes in circulation is Ell 415 being
decrease of f5e4 $50, and the stock Of bullion both
departments f6 $50 l6s, showing decrease Of 2s,2ls
when compared with the preceding return
In money market there is no change worth noting,
and business quite dull Some of the discount houses
report more inquiry Others the contrary, seem to
think that there is money Offering The course Of
our banks tn expanding as they doing, at a when
the general operations Of restricted
SCALE attracting good deal Of attention from the coun
try press and viii probably lead to acton in Con-
gress as that body meets. /. is asserted by
an apologist Of the banks that each bank
president Is responsible only to his stockholders,
ducts his bank The allacy Of this argument obvious
at glance. the prosperity ruin of banks concern
ed only their stockholders then their dongs would be
no public interest But when, is the case the course
Of the banks governs the general profits of trade aud
regulates the standing Of Gnanciors and merchants
throughout the country; when the suspension Of the
banks produces general commercial revusion checks
all commercial operations and thousands who have
no direct interest in the banks 1t the height of
surdy TO pretend that the banks or admins
tered solely in view Of the proats Of their shareholders
and regardless OF the public good.
There Is comparatively nothing doing in foreign OK.
change. The bankers report that there very light
demand for bills, but rates generally unchanged,
though some bankers bills have cold 70 day at loezs
The steamer for Europe to the New York. for
Bremen, which will probably take out specie. The
onarrval Of the California steamer checks
The following the last quotations OF sight exchange
m py Yor mt tha Fit moi
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18
In a Fix.

Mr.. HoBARr in his speech at HORIZON made
some remarks which were unpalatable to "a
portion fthe Democratic party. \ correspond
eat Of the Milwaukee Aeus named HIrr report
ed The speech verbatim, and it was 50 pub
lished- Upon this the Patriot pitches in, find
ing no fault with HOBART for saying these things,
bat calls the paper which publishes them St,s-
pid and malicious" So it seems that certain
kinds of democracy Will do TO speak on the
stump. in particular locality, but it is not safe
to transfer them to different latitude Mr. Ho-
BART is in fix. having angered his friends and
Mr. HIrr has been for him most unlucky hit