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The hydraulic press., 1859-04-16

NATIVE SuLpHUR.-The Santa Barbara
Gazette is informed that the sulphur depos-
its nepr the Mission Of San Bnenaventura
have been leased for number of years. by
a San Francisco capitalist, for the purpose Of
extracting the sulphur. These sulphur bed-
are only about eight and half miles from
the sea. The facilities for extracting are
great. Wood and water exist in abundance
near the mines, and the road to the sea is
good. In addition to sulphur. large quan'i-
tics of ant mony, very rich, il found between
San Buennven,ura and T ~ Tejon.
The hydraulic press., 1859-04-16
THE YREkA BRIGADE be Union states tba

The IREKA BRIGADE be Union states that
fifty unmarried ladies' from twelve years and
upwards, 1--we in Yreka, and adds:
"Flash all their arms so bare,
Flash all their shoulders fair,
Clinging to gAlIants there,
Wallz ny she "SpaDish," while
Lockers on wonder
Balls are the chief delight,
Dancing through all the night.
Arch and c. quoting,
Presto! the knot Is tied,
Easily sundered--
Do not be terrified,
Go it, half huudredr'
The hydraulic press., 1859-04-16
UNIFORM REMEDY
hra1 tbt fulInminu.


This certificate sent us by agents at Patter.
S,, n Y which is also certified to bv several Of the
hegllbors of Mr.. Ballard.
Messrs A. B. 4 d. SANDS: Gentlemen-It gives
me pleasure to send you the following statement in
regard to my He took cold, and after
eight weeks of suffering the disease settled in
his left leg and foot which swelled to the utmost
The swelling anced hy his physician and dis
charged prosely; after that less than eleven
ulcers formed on the leg and foot at time. We
had five different physicians but relieved him
much and the last winter found him so emaciated
and low that he WAS unable to leave his bed suffering
the most eycrCcating pain. During this time the
piece came out, of which he has than twenty
hve preserved in bottle varying from onehaf one
and half inches in length We had given ND all
hopes of his recovery; but at this time were in
duced to try your Sarsaparilla and with its use his
health and appetite began Immediately TO improve
and SO rapid was the change that less than dozen
bottles effected perfect cure.
With gratitude, remain truly yours
DARIUS BALLARD.
Prepared and sold by A. h. & ID. SANDS,
Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton-street, corner Of
William, New York.
For sale by DEWITT, KITTLE & Co., II. JOHN
SON & Co., and REDINGTON 4 Co. San Francisco;
RICE Il COFFIN, Marysville; r. H. MCDONALD
& Co. Sacramento; and by Druggists generally.
The hydraulic press., 1859-04-16

Massachusetts, is the only State in the
Union where Washington's birthday is
a legal holiday. There the banks are
allowed to close their doors on that day,
and many Of the daily newspapers are
not published.
The hydraulic press., 1859-04-16

The Paris correspondent OF The New York
Commercial says that the Republican party
there are much amused and rel iced at the
downfall OF Senlouque. They maintain that
he Emperor Napoleon is his disciple aud inn
it.tor, having followed him in all his steps
toward the imperial sceptre and they argue
that his downfall will be the same, and must
soon follow.
The hydraulic press., 1859-04-16

WHAT A SESSION OF CONGRESS
CosTs.-The cost of the present short
session ofCongress, ofonly three months
duration, foots up with the enormous
sum of ,co mittions eleven thousand
dollars. So says the Appropriation
Bill.
The hydraulic press., 1859-04-16

fERDITIos. RATHER THAN THE GuSPEL.-Rev
Moses Clampit, au eccentric preacher Of the
Methodist church, south was preaching in Santa
LARA valley; young man to go out, and
the preacher said: young man. if you'd rather
go to hell than hear me preach. you may po,'
be sinner stopped aud ,fected q moment, and
saying. respectfully. WELL, | BELIEvE
WOULD went TN --Tr bune
The hydraulic press., 1859-04-16

The New Workers are talking of erec-
ting an Observatory in the Park, in that
city,which is to surpass anything of the
kind in the world 1t is to have tel
escope larger than Lord Roses.
The hydraulic press., 1859-04-16
q LADIES SHOES.

A CHOICE lot of ladies' ssiters, slippers, ana
"A shocs, for .ale By A. A.SPERLING
The hydraulic press., 1859-04-16

The first female passenger through from
the E,st by overland mail stage, arrived nj
San Franci>co last week Iiername j. Love-
joy, and she came to j in her husband al
1reka. Tie tiip proved of great benefit TO
Eer heai.h
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-03
Loss Of the Steamboat Messenger.


From the Baton Rouge Gazette we extract the fol-
lowing particulars of the loss of the steamboat
Messenger: ....
On Tuesday evening, about 6 o'clock, the Memphis
packet Messenger took fire about nine miles above
Bayou Sara-was immediately run ashore and scutted
in about twenty feet of water. We have our account
of the matter from Prof. Magruder, who came down
on the steamer Minnesota yesterday. Prot. Magruder
at Grand Gulf. After supper, smoke was discovered
coming up the hatchway, and presently unmistakable
evidences Of fame below-caused no doubt by the
contact of water with lime, of which there was 700
barrels, with lot of whisky aud few kegs Of powder
10 the hold. The alarm was given and the utmost
confusion prevailed. The passengers-some fifty OF
sixty in number, all rushed forward and down the
steps-the mate tried to quiet them but to no pur-
pose-the matches were closed and the bow of the
boat turned to shore.
By closing the matches. the flames were somewhat
smothered, but the smoke was intense. Without the
loss of life, all the passengers and crew got ashore
when the latter were ordered back to remove as
sble. They succeeded in saving most of the cotton
and Of the furniture of the boat before was
found hazardous to venture on board, when the
Captain gave orders to scutle her, which was done
by chopping hole in her side and she went down
in about twenty feet water The ladies were taken
plantation to the scene of disaster Capt. Miller had
command of the Messenger and Mr.. Booker was first
clerk. We are informed that the passengers and
were allowed to look after themselves and bag
gage. When the Minnesota came along, bound down
the crew of the Messenger rushed on board, and al
Orleans, they were landed at Waterloo. Our fellow
citizen, II. d. Walsh, was a passenger on the Mes
senger, and came down uniDjured yesterday will
Prof. Magruder.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-03

ing region surrounding u, gave the name Costa Rica
or Rich Coast to ySst part Of the continent.
A tradition Of tts Indians js "That being seized
and taken to the mines, and made to work slaves
they arose en- masse, asd msscred the entire popu-
ation Of whites closed the entsce TO the Mines and
took all the gold and silver found in the town and
mining establishments TO- the lake. at some distance,
ana cast 1t into the deepest part that shcd their
oppressors return, they coald never recover IL"
Ihe town is represented by them as being weA
ooiit, and at the time to hare contained about sDeo
people.
This d only one OF the manu1eoends "a tho cc,n+,v
1nas go 70 show the wealth that did at one time and
doubt still doesexjst. and vs;ch viii h. dev.on.A
"nen in~ interesting country shall pass from the
possession Of the hybrid race who now nhah;t IL into
the possession OF one whose energies are eona n the
task Of bringing out 1.-THE of ita .r.,,ess ,.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-03
Interesting from Ar,.o...

Binder date OF tbe l5th OF Auaust. tbe gt. Tnul.
Rennblicsn nnh,;sh.s ~. so,,o;r,, I.....
..1puunSoA paunsne' ~ .ollo"lns <sset i1Oss
Apache Pass, Arizona Territory e
I had intended writing you some days sincs, ana
had in fact commenced letter. hat being called ont
of my quarters for moment, fine Apachs buck
walked in and appropriated NOT only my iukstand.
but also my paper, together with ny 6alEanished
letter. have been obli.ed to delay till could pro-
cure fresh supply Of ink and paper. :
Apache Pass is distant from Mesila about one liuu-
dred and seventy.fve miles, and il the pass through
which the Overland Mail goes through the Chirica-.
hua Mountains. II is very wild and rugKed pass.
and is the home Of the Chificahua Apache indians
There are only about four hundred Of then hsRe II
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-03

UOMPTROLLER's OFFICE, 4
City of New Orleans, July 7, 1855. !
REEsGtttYED, =. {. t,v That the Comptroiie a., and
standing advertisement In the official Journal accordanc,
With the ninth section Of ordinance No. m approved
contracted under authority Of order from the
tSigned] e. l.. TRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
tsigned] L. H. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved April 49, 1855.
(signedl JOHN L LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention OF the the city and Of the public
respectfully cslsd to the heforegong resolution
" DUPLESSIS
iyl6H Comptroller CITY of New Orleans,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-03

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New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-03

The Winstead (Conn.) Herald tells the following
good one in regard to the proceedings of copgega-
tion in that village There was considerable dposi-
ti0n manifested there to settle as pastor on young
man who had just left theological seminary. A
meeting was called and the result of the conference
might have been in favor Of the young man, but .
plsin old farmer got up, aud. In blunt way, sug
vested that "for his part he had got sick Of breaking
steers" The project was dropped.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-03

The editor Of the Polo Transcript gets off the fol-
lowing: Another Editor Dead.-Wm. Fisk, Esq.
editor of the Mendoza Press, is dead. Mr.. F. was
poet of no mean pretensions, as our readers will
testify, from the specimens we have given them.
From some reason or other Mr.. Fisk did not like our
views upon the merits Of his poetry and so cut US of
from his exchange list We however continued to send
him the Transcript, and yesterday it was returned to
this office, marked "S Send this paper to h-" This
was the first intimaton We had OF Mr.. Fsk's death,
and suppose that he left word with his son to send
on his exchanges TO his new abode.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-03

The Cbarivar has an amusing caricature repre-.
senting Z,uave, in full uniform, addressing q re
emily traveller, in these words s'My good sir, all
those histories about brgands aud Fra Davolos are
nothing but nonsense. Ny regiment hassbeen every
where in Italy, and never once was stopped BY any
onen = -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-03
rs'srapAsA u shs New orleans eresssst
L a r = R FRoM HAVANA.
OF THE STEAMSHIP QUAKER c1Tr.
tn TEE sAr1oxAL L1xr.1

NEW YORK, S1t. 2-The steamship Quaker City,
Capt. shufeldt has arrived at this port with advjces
from Havana to the 29th ult.
The royal decree regulating snd restricting COM
nerce, which had been promulgated by the Governor.
General, had given sone troubse to American ship
pers and sbpmasters.
The weather at Ha7ens was very hot, bat the
health Of the city remained good.
The sugar market was very dull aud closed fat at
previous quotations.
There was little doing in exchange and rates were
declining. y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-03

An EARTHQUAKE AMONG THE KN0Bs.-Ther Was
severe earthquake shock felt Of lronton and VI
cinty in this State, last Saturday, about o'clock
P. NJ. The sky was cloudless ct the time. A heavy
rumhling noise was heard coming from the west and
ing about thirty seconds and resembling the concus
sion that follows heavy volley Of thundsr though
much harder. 1t is not known how far the shock
extended. Young earthquakes among the Knobs arc
harmless and interesting phenomena, bat groWl
from full grown monster, making the mountains
to knock their heads together would be rather
% skeery.r ESt Louis Evening News, 9Th.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-03
DoxEsTIc INTELLIGENCE.

SOUTHWEST Pass. Sept, 2-The bazk Hk;llisnt.
Capt W. B. Segsbee, eleven days from VEN Cr~
arrived here this morning at IL e,clock,
At halfpast 10 o'clock last night the wif-of Can't
segebee fell overheard and althosgh every exersiop
Was made to save her it was founs TO be impossble
The wind and tide was very strong, and she wss
soon swept beyond the reach Of aid and drowned,
NEW YoRK, Sept. 2.--The steamship Cahawbs,
Iron New Orieaus, ria Havana, has arrived at this
port. She left Havana on the s0th-one day later
than the Quaker City, but bsings no news-of inn
pof'ance.
NEW YoRK, Sept 1.-The steamship ssxpuia ssiled
from this port to-day for Hamburg. She lookout no
specie on freight.
L0UIsvILLE, KY, Sept. IA serious difDeulty 90
cured to-day at Hopkinsvlle 10 this 6tate between
W. W. Weston and Capt. James jackson, in which
the former was shot and instantly killed.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 2-An unfortunate shooting
anair occurred at Henderson, In this State yesterday
between Louis Leonard and VIM. Elan. Leonard
shot Elan in the breast, inficting . dangerous
wound, which it was feared would prove fatal. Mr..
Elam is wealthy farmer of that county, and highly
respected At last accounts his situation was very
critical.
LEXINGTON, KY, Sept 1.-Robert Wicklihe, the
wealthiest man in this State and extensively known
abroad, died this morning at his residence He ID
the fatherin-law Of Mr.. Preston, our Minister to
Spain.
CINCINNATI, Sept. "A fire occurred in this city
yesterday, which destroyed the large pork packing
house of Messrs. McKeehan Evans The building
contained at the time of the fire 5000 600 pounds OF
pork, nearly all Of which was consumed. The loss il
estimated at $4,000.
HARRISBURG, Pa. Sept 2-The State suit against
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company for the recovery
Of the payment of the tunsge tax has been decided
against the company.
PIrrsBuRa, Pa, Sept. 2.-The coal miners OF this
vicinity are still on strike, and demand payment for
their labor by weight instead of measure
PORTSMOUTH, N. a., Sept. 2.-The United States
sloop-of war Cumberland Commander John 8. Miss-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-03
SECoND HAND ENGINES, BOILERS AND

. MACHINERY for Sale.
One Second Hard Steam Engine of four stroke
twelve inches diameter cylinder upon heavy cast iron
bedpate with Fly Wheel fourteen feet in diameter having
castiron and center Together with two Pumps ali
Pipes ard Yer An @ II co@gs,s little
One Doctor Engine, inches diameter Is ches stroke
with thres brass and iron pumpin complete
One Doctor Engine inches diameter l6 inches stroke;
with four cast-iron pumps--in com lete order.
Two smaller Doctor Engtnesnot complete but be made
10 II required
large lot Of Second Hand Hog Chains of various sizes
from inch az inches In danete-with Swivels Guard
Stt1ups etc.
Twi Second Hand Double Flued Boilers AZ Inches
and 50 feet long with Fronts Safety Valves Blow
Check Valves for each Boiler and be used siny
nee,ed They have been in use but short time and in
ceent order.
One Her. without Fue ~ inches diameter and % feet
onghas head only and has been put in perfect and
GEORGE PATTERSON,
In ~ nal.r a nd Mas Lava ostras asta
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-03

Brother Aisinsdab, a still Quaker, on receiving
from J. worthy man y . blov on his ace, turned
the other cheek, To- which . similar salute vas APP
ped. Friend, = ssaid Aminaaab. = Scripture in
junction being now satisfied. will proceed TO ad-
minister to thee little wholesome correction and
he therefore maued the assalsnt numerically.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-03

Daring the late storm in Bnffilo, sweet little girl
asked what thunder was, and was told that it was
.''the voice nf Gad.1 She Instantly replied: "We he
speaks pretty loud don't he?"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-03

A man went to a Judge TO be qualified forar ofice.
Said he, !" Hold up your hand !; III swear you bat
all creation couldn't qualify you"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-03

A humorous divine, visiting gentleman, whose
wife was none OF the most smiable, overheard hin
friend say "If it was not for that stranger In the
next room, would kick you out Of doors.n Upon
which the minister stepped in, and said, sPay, eli,
mako M atranrar of me- aEEss.i.Ass -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-03

TIVE SHERRIES-50 packages Y and u Of Cabinet
u and Topaz aud Amouillad grade.
IN stors and for sals by 8. u. GRATfAA Co..
sell 20 Cus,omhause st.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-03
STREET UOMM,R--OFFICIAL.

STREET TCOMM'R--OFFICIAL.
= to the Second Dsrc. Pound Derbgny street. between
about Il hanss high with white spot on
hs sn white spot on the lip white legs long
+ sa
s si il .Ssss n said depot on
So, GO .FLECH1ER, Street Commissioner.
For Comptroller.
conduit epaves du Second District rue Derbisny en-
Une lumen ba d'enyfon u mains de hsut, une ache
snche onges s YES
Anss un lot dc madriers (nsus; planchs, neayes
81 e dit animal ct les dts mateaux sont pas recames
fs S j. m
G. O. FLEcHIGR Lee 1II commisssire
Third district Pound At the corner Of Goasl and
Visible sss0' nsn small white
s sfSs s'
ssal September an1 1s5s s,s at 10 O'Clock
NV ' 9. 9. FLEJH1ER. Street Commissioner.
~ HENRY DUREL
For Comptroller.
VaganE, RU Tssl T.!
sG%s ds de petite.
tsches blanches entire les aucuue marque visible.
81 lie dit ealon NEST reclame dams cinq
fras payes. vendu renchere pnblique, au dit De-
pot, e L0NDI de septemhye 1859, 10 heures A. NJ.
U. O. FLECHIER, Commissaire des rues,
Nouvelle Orleans, 20 d'aott 1859. augsO septI 235
T'HIRD DISTRICT POUND-Was brought
to the Third District Pound of Clouet ood
Children Streets estray-
One small white the horns with an
illegible brand the right hip.
Which If claimed within five the there
paid, will be sold public auction, said depot on
FRIDAY, September g. 1859, at 10 o'clock A. M.
New Orleans, September 2 1859.
@. o. FLECHIER, Street Commissioner.
Registered September 2, 1859.
HENRY DUREL,
For Comptroller.
ENPAVE DU TROISIENIE DISTRICT-n a
~ etc conduit depot des epaves du Troseme District
eneognure Clouet ct Bons. .Entans, CONNIE epaye--
Une vaehe petite tache blanche les corne,
ayaIt uns marqne illisble sur "a hanche gauche.
81 la dite vache nest reclamee les
fras ee venduea encere pubque dit depot
| le VENDREDI, 9septembre 1859. d 10 heures A. NJ
@. Q. FLECHIER. Commissaire des rues.
Nouyele-Orleans, seDtembre 1859. SO 1919
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-03
NEW YORK CARDS.
CHARLES HE1DsIEcK CHAmPAeNE


"'A', y, .e apo'o .eknown oFand' hM
quantities to set ths Increased d.m.ns ~
Thoroughly satisfied from the strongest .v,dsnc.
nrs had bou,a AZ HsIds,c. ~ .ua
taken hold Of II With datsrm,,a,,on w hr,.,
n destination hayo,a ~. h,, - = - - " H1 40 . 'As
tosore Tbe .unar,o, o,, - ,, sa no
ma that ,ts msn.on I. fro S1e Aus' '1.e's ans
"A val, as tbo,or,h .x,,. -, 'o s'9as a''e"''o.'
n. r.o,., CS, r' ry'.I 'o pe'h pfousn' 70 oeal IN
he oerfec,on ~ hs ,s aas ns wnoe mna
Fr.ausnt Wait, ., ~. ns,..s " ~or'ay ., ne nsme.
fu,Iv /. rrd.r...ns 49, "ve eso'ea nin "ore
cons,n.,, .nd 80 H., spp.e"o "o 'Aso anu "sneo "
.vIdsn,.d ~ A. c. pouou ny 'aa. in.o'ma'loh y
A.. ' ousnpasne now presented tor the palate OF
general excellence The varieties Of brands Of Cbsmusepe
greatly no doubt 10 cousune a nurchaser Int the
Of good and genuine wine must l,o for Chare. Had.is
'n on inc LABEL a. well as on the corks and capsules
7. W. BAYAUD Go. .a..
Tho Charles Hedsleck be obtained In quantities the
under mentioned Houses besides others not named
end atretAil with all the principal hotel keepers
" S.nps
srwrII raVInu'
.., p.vHu srrE,n ~
.e- :. % = ~. d .1.- : W.
THE OLDEST CANDY MANUFACTORY
IN AMERICA
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-03

The inventive genius Of the "smalI fry" is strik.
iugly developed, when their pecaniary interest il
concerned. A little fellow seeing some nails the
SIets pns some tbess nails out on nj tie roof I'm to
morrow, and then they'll be rusty-then We can bend
them up and sell them for old ifonr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-03

The different wounded men in the hospital are
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-03

| THE POLAR REFRIGERATOR-
-Wih-
| FILTER AND WATER COOLERS COMBINED,
Involving important principles attained which
enables Meats Fish, MILK Vegetables FRUITS etc. to be kept
longer and cose with can be done with
any other Refrigerator now in use.
BARTLETT 4 LESLEY
Manufacturers,
jy2s I'm No. 4ss Broadway New York.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-03
DOMESTIC PORTS.
7 e x A 8 !.

To sail on SUNDAY, September 4th ats A. ",
FOR GALVESTON AND MATA.
X&UnRS GoRDA BAY-Uoited States Wall Line-sonh.
~~h ern stesmship Compsuy-For - Galveston and Nat
ssS,dr Bay IT, superior eSpp and fastened steam
sail Shove carrying the u g. malls. freight passage
having superior ,taeoom accommodations apply on board
T. G. HARRIS XII Csmn ~
steamship Of this line will leave every Thursday
oay mornings Tor the above porta sci
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-03

Notice hereby given hat EsDAY 9Th day Of Sep
ember next will adudicate at office, at IL O'Clock NJ
the above contract.
an26 l2t " DUPLEssIs, Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-03

VULCANlZED RUBBER BELTING. PACK
ING, HOSE. etc., etc.
Bramhill & Campbell,
Wholesale Agents Of
THE BOSTON BETTING COMPANY
Warehouse No. 1870 William street, New York.
Respectfully informs Merchants Dealers Jobbes etc. that
they have constantly hand full the above
mentioned goods together with such others for
every mechanical purpose.
nspscal orders any goods which kept hand
will receive our prompt attention.
goods furnished at manufacturers prices catalogues
Of which can be obtained application addressing
above. iyls am