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ADDITIONAL BY THE NORTH sR1ToH.


Adrices received from Jenna, dated Thursday,
the 18th, state that corps darmee at present sta
toned in Italy has received immediate orders to
proceed to Hungary.
A dispatch from Madrid says that holy war
has been proclaimed between Spain and Morocco.
It is probable that this wa will bring thousands Of
Moors to the coast Of Morocco, in order to defend
their country from invasion and destruction.
The following intelligence, dated Calcutta, Dec.
10th, reports that formidable force consisting Of
$1,000 men equipped, and will soon take their de-
partlre for China. This war is unpopular among
the official authorities of Inla.
FARIs, Thursday. Dec. N.-The Austrian Minis
ter, Prince Metternich, has presented his creden-
tials at court to the Emperor Napoleon. Yesterday
afternoon the Prince was visited by the Ambassa-
doris Of England, Russia ami Spain.
The Portuguese Ambassadors at London and al
Paris are to represent Portugal at the coming Con
gress in Paris.
a letter received from Hong Kong dated Oeto-
Der the 10Th, states that the tea market closed IN
changed. Lowest kind of Hong-Ko has slightly
declined. Private letters fom Shanghae state that
the tea market is deelinin5
LosDoS, Dec. l6.-The Sugar and Coffee markets
closed steady and active at previous quotations.
Tea closed generally unchanged. Rice closed
heavy.
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was congratulated by the Southern and NortI1er,
! conservative members Of the House,
Mr. John Hickman, Of Pennsylvania, wished Il
| put Che question on the plurality rnIe.
1 Mfr. Clark, Of Missouri. wished to vote on the
! anti-Helper resolution.
During the debate, which was quite promiscno1s
Glow, Of Pennsylvania, applied the term ,lfgentle
niaflly to Mr.. Branch, Of North Carolina, who i'm.
medilstely demanded retraction, which was re-
fused. Much excitement followed, and IL was at
first supp osed the affair wDnid be settled acafly.
but IL new understood that direct challenge
has passed between them.
New Y0RE, Dec. 3I.4--The latest New Orleans
mails received for the steamship Bremen, winch
sailed this morning, are those Of last Saturday.
The latest telegraphic dispatches are tlvse of ve-
tertlay,
NEW Yo.K, Dec. 3l.--The steamship Granada.
which was sunk some days past al her wharf Of,
North river by the heavy masses Of ice breaing
against her, was raised mp yesterday and Is now
safely adoat. Che is at present discharging her
cargo. She will Immediately undergo all necessary
repairs, and viii be ready for docking about We'd
nesday.
New YORK, Dec. 81 Sterling Exchange closed
dull, and has slightly declined.
Bankers bills are quoted at Oh to Oh premium.
Commercial bills are quoted at 81 to q premium
The market closed unsettled.
MEMPHIS, Dec. 31.-The steamboat Martha PIT
nam, bound from Cincinnati to st. Louis, was
burned at Cairo last night Tie boat and cargo
are considered total loss. The total amount IN
sured is Il 500. Her passengers and crew were
all saved.
VIoKs8uRG, Dec. 3l.--A snow storm was expe-
rienced here last night and snow fell III fI,a lsnfh
Of four Inches. The weather is very cold.
Robt. Baxter was hung for killing spndler, and
not Durdar, as previously reported.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-02

HAIIFAx, Jan. T. The steamship Canada, CAPT.
W. j. G. Lang, Of the British and North American
Royal Mail Steamship Company line has arrived at
this port.
She left Liverpool on Saturday, the 18th instant.
and touched at Queenstown on Sunday, bringing
three days later news than was received by the
North Briton at Portland.
LIvEarooL, Dec. 1.-THE sales Of Cotton during
the week amount to $4,000 bales, of which specu-
lators took very little while the sales Tor export
ton amount to II 900 bales.
Nearly all qualities Of Cotton have experienced
a slight decline during the week. The market
generally has declined on the Asia's quotations
Holders are pressing the new crop on the mar
ket The sales on Friday were 1000 bales, the
market closing quiet at the following authorized
quotations of the Brokers' Circular:
Fair Orleans 70 1Iiddling Orleans n liz
Ear I, Mobile !. 4 4 M MID Mobile ;..Tl
The stock of American Cotton at Liverpool
amounts to 262 900 bales.
LONDON, Dec. little funds have been buoy
ant and closed at an advance of / on the North
Briton's quotations. Consols for account, ex-diyi
dend, closed at 959.
The Government books for the sale Of ConsoIs
for cash closed till after the first of January
dividend is declared.
LIvEgPooL, Dec. 1.-THE advices from Man
chester are decidedly fan nnfavorable charac-
ter. There was less demand for goods and yarns
and nearly all descriptions had slightly declined in
prices. The market closed very quiet.
HAyRE, Dec le.-The sales Of Cotton during Tie
week were limited to 5000 bales. Orleans Tres
Ordinade closed at liz francs. The market closed
quiet. Prices are easier but quotations are un.
changed.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 1.-THE Liverpool Breadstuffs
market generally closed dull, with the exception
of Indian Corn, which cl3sed with an advancing
tendency, although no actual advance is reported
The Provision market continues inactive and
prices remain generally unchanged
LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE amount Of bullion in the
Bank of England has increased $4,000 during Tie
week.
The London Money market is generally un
changed. Money il abundant at reasonable rates
by Telegraph from Liverpool to Queenstown
| LIVERPOOL, Sunday, De-. ls.-The sales of Cot
ton on Saturday were limited to 5000 bales, Of
which spectators and exporters took 1000.
The market generally dosed dull, there being
| little inquiry, and prices we're weak
The steamship yigo, from New York, arrived al
Liverpool on the 18th.
The steamship Bohemian, from Portland, arrived
ont ON the 18Th inst
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.--Hranch, of North Caro-
lima, and Crow Of Pa, were arrested this evening.
charged with being about to engage in duel
The honorable members were each held to bail
in the sum of 5000 to keep the peace.
New Yong, Dec. 31.-The steamship City of
Washington sailed from this port to-day for Liver
pool, taking out only s14 900 in specie on freight.
The steamship Bremen, of the Bremen and
Southampton line sailed fol the latter port to-day,
taking out s3ll 900 of specie on freight
NEW YoRK, Dec. al.-The proprietors of the
American Express Company sold out all their
rights and titles to-day at auction to Messrs Wells,
Butterfeld, Fargo and others for tile sum Of
$G0o,0 600.
The new propretors intend recognizing the
company under the title Of the New American Elk
press Company.
NEWPORT, R. l., Dec. s1.-The Souro Cotton
Mills, in this city were destroyed by fire this morn
ing. The loss IS estimated at 100000.
BosToN, Dec. 31.-The great Thorndike will case,
which has excited SO much interest," has been with
drawn from court, the parties having amicably
settled the matter among themselves.
Thorndike's daughter, who was so ruthlessly cut
off because of her marriage to q man in humble
circumstances against his wishes, comes in for d
handsome share Of the immense estate.
GIScINNATI, Dec. 31.-The sales of Flour con.
sisted of 1000 barrels, at IS 80 to IS 49, There
were 700 barrels of Whisky, sold at 2lac. per
gallon. Western Mess Pork is quoted at SIG Is per
barrel.
NEW York, Dec. 3l.-In Cotton the sales amount
ed to ITO bales; the market closed firm-Mid-
ding Uplands is quoted hit LII to ll4c. Flour
closed firm. Corn closed with IN advancing tend.
ency at s6s to $50. per bushel. Eastern Mess
Pork is quoted at SIG 25 per barrel,
New YoRK, Dec. 3l.-The New York Shipping
List says that the Cotton market closed firm, and
was gaining strength. It reports the sales for
three days as having amounted to $500 bales. It
quotes Mddling Orleans at 1lac. The Sugar mar
ket closed firm and quiet 1t quotes New Orleans
Sugar at 81 to So. 1t quotes Molasses at SIC. per
gallon.
LOUISVILLE Dec. 3l.--The Ohio river at this
point is rising slowly with seven feet six inches
of water in the canal and five feet six inches on
the falls. The river is filled with floating ice which
threatens to suspend navigation.
The weather is intensely cold, the thermometer
being down to 80 above zero.
ST. LOUIS Dec 3l.-The Mississippi at this point
is falling slowly, with immense quantities Of floating
ice in the river. Navigation has become SO peril
Gus that our underwriters have given official notice
that any steamboats, running up or down the river
must do SO at their own risk, as they will not be
responsible for losses sustained by ice at such a
stage Of the river.
II is intensely cold here, the thermometer this
morning standing at zero in this city.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 30--In the House to-day the
Hon VIM. NJ Boyce, of South Carolina, took the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-02

THE A,IrnIrnEATEe Monday Performances.
At noon to-day all the many first class artists of
Messrs. Spalding & Rogers combined European
and American eircuses will appear in grand Holt
day fete, introducing ali their extraordinary per-
formances-per never excelled or equal
led, perhaps, anywhere.
The evenings entertainment will be Of the same
sort, furnishing feast of amusement which will
be just the thing to top off the gaiety of the day
with.
In the Museum may beseen the grand aquaria,
the new mechanical orchestra, and thousands Of
other euriosties worthy attention.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-02

CLASSIC Music Society. We have received
tickets from the courteous managers for the
second grand concert Of the Classic Music So
ciety, which ID to come off at Odd Fellows Hall
on Friday evening next. For this occasion Mr..
Philippe, first tenor of the Orleans Theater Com
pany, has volunteered, and will sing an aria from
" jerusalem and the "Cantique de Noel"
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CoaaERcIAr, AND CLASSICAL INsTITUTR-A Com
mereial and Classical Institute has been opened at
the corner of Prytana and Calliope streets, by
Rev. Jno. r. Hutchinson, D. d., at which all the
common branches are taught, and ase Latin, Greek,
Hebrew, French, Spanish, Mathematics, Bookkeep-
ing, Rhetoric Natural Sciences, etc. Mr.. Fl. is
we'll known as teacher Of the highest qualifica
tons, having been for twelve years Professor of
Ancient Languages in Oakland College, Miss, and
more recently PRINCIPAL of the Bellgroye Institute
near Caarollton.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-02

ST. JAMES HoTEL.This fine honsc, now ii tie
hands of the pasterers and painters will probably
be opened for the accommodation of the public by
the middle Of February, under the charge Of Mr..
r. S. Morse, the gentlemanly and popular propri-
etor of the City Hotel, who has leased it for Ave
years. Mr.. Morse has abundantly demonstrated
to this community that he s can keep hotel 4 and
under his management we predict that the st.
James will become one Of the most popular insti.
buttons in the city.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
OFFICE OF Tnx Hoag Biu7rAI IssunascH ca. }
or NEw ORLEANS,
New Qrlaa1a Iiaceiuirr alsfa i8da

ME following REGULATIONS were Mnanf-
inpiky adopted by tie Board of Trustees Of this Company
Resosd Tha, I'M accordance With the charter 81 shs Com
pHDy and an net Of te Legislature OF Louisiana NO 100
proved III March 1859 notice be given IN city newspapers
Y Isne and English for thirty days. commencing ihe fret
monday ~ anuay, b The following effect, namely Civ
ing te names md amounts III Kill ceftsies IL poa Issued
tlli al interest due thereon for the yours 1852 1858 and
is5l' and pa,inent Of which has not been demanded.
Hes2ea gte That all Of said certificates and accrued In
tceet thereon that shall Ne demanded BY THE legal
an are hegsy cancelled and anuled and tho spns thereof
70 N credited 70 Tie contingent the books OF the Com
pany, Ms directed by its charter
Id farther ytasef That should Of the following per-
sos be indebted the Company for unpnd premiums other
AnecoHnts, is sad Company shall hst deduct the Of
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FIRgMES's CHARITABLE AssocIATIoN.-The reg
uar quarterly meeting of the Directors Of the Fire
mems Charitable Association will be held at Lodge
room No. 4, Odd Fellows Hall, on Monday even
ing next. Business Of much Importance will come
up for action, the nature of which may be learn
ed from published notice Of the Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-02

The FRENCH LANGUAGE TAUGHT. ~ Those who
wish acquire competent knowledge of the French language
would avail themselves of the advantages Of
proved Of Prof f. Richards whose academy rooms
90 rayicr street, will be formed This evening
o'clock. Prof r. Is learned and experienced gentleman,
his wisely devised practical mehod Of French teaching
been very successful We direct attention to hs advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-02

JACKSON FIRE GoMPANy No. 1s.-At the annual
meeting Of jackson Fire Company No. Is, held
yesterday, officers to serve for the ensuing year,
and delegates to the Firemen's Charitable Asso-
citation, were elected Their names are published
in our columns.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-02

Dissolution AND CoPARTNERsHIP.-Thc dssolu-
ton of the firm Of John O. Woodruff & Co. by lin
itation is published in another column; and it is
also announced that Mr.. Thomas Il. Wibray having
retired, Messrs. John G. Woodruff and Alfred
Moulton have formed copartnership for the pur-
pose of continuing the general commission business
as heretofore. -.
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BUREAU re la CosrAGSIE D'AssuRAsCE
HONE MUTUAL DE LA NLLE-ORLEANs.
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Nouyee0rea &c 81 decernbre 1859.
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compagnie
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acts de " Legislature de FEta de Ia Louisiana tNo 176l APP
prouye e IL mars 1850 avis soft do1ne dams deux des ounaix
de Ia vile anslas II ffasa pendant tren jonrs
le premier uudi de janYcr 1880 pour eet
q suit sssor Bonner les mems 81 les ontans de ous lea
cerics de profits mis- jour ain insre qi d
cnr les anes iss2 1853 Ct 1856 ct don't le Placement ma pas
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Rso ie plus Qae ous les dts cerica ct rntsret qu '
aura qai ne sron pas rclads proprdtee
propretafs gHix dams rene jours par dc la e publ
cation osnt demercnf cnncets annus les
mis- cfst DIN fonds contingent lev vres de la conpa-
gnie ansi que le Vt va clnrtre.
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FRESH MALAGA GRAPEs.-An you who wish to
Malaga grapes Mr. Anthony Asredos
advertisement which the effect that lie will offer
for sale his well known ana, i6 Royal street. large
Malaga grapes just per ship yaeftina from
the vineyard nsighborhood
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-02

Dor. Charles Dickens story, Z The Cricket
the Hearth, from which Dot, tho play having so
successful at the Varieties, adapted nightly sal.
in The Hobbies Of that theater.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-02

State Of Louisiana Parish Of Orleans city Of New oteans
Personally appeared before me, D. n Mhrhell Ser
ead q ts Pence N ard fsr te s and e
being duly doth deposes md that the abe y true
and ese. Transcript from the Hooks Of the Lonisha Mna
CHAsf BRIGGS President
TIL r. JANvIEK, Seerriars
Sworn To and subscribed before nil, this 3 dsyef pecem
D. r. MITCHELL.
Second Jnstice of The feaee.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-02

CopARrsERsHIp.-Messr j. R. Reidtmann and
Louis Moses announce that they have formed CO.
partnership for transacting general exchange,
note and stock brokerage business.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-02
Anr1srIcAILY PEnrEor WoRk, and mo- other Kind,

ARTISTIcALLY PERFKCT5 WORK, and no 0ther KIND
splendid abroype md daguerrean saloon
Anderson Blessing 81 Camp street. of Com
mercial Alley The public be certain of obtaining there
pictures perfect be made beautifully finished and done
up and latest style without delay and prices the
reasonable We direct attention to the advertisement
Messrs. A. 4 b., which speaks for them.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-02

OLD Folks GoHsERr GoMPANY.-Such success
attended the entertainments of the Old Folks Con-
cert Company last week. that they will continue
them every night this week. They advertise full
programme for this evening, in which all the
favorites of the company will appear in choice
musical selactinna.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-02

For SALE.-A boarding house eligibly located,
well furnished and hed with patrons advertised
for sale in our rolur.ns
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-02

Al SITUATION As ENTRY CLERK IS advertised for
young experience who speak English French
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-02

A Cook, WASHER AND IRoNER Is advertised for
BY ID, 10 whom application Is to be made At this Office
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-02

~ ehsrrr de II Compagne Assurance Mntne y ~ Ieuis
lane dun Dc ii Legislature la fpusane so Itl
y u mars 1872 sys esi Z donss RI es
rot qn did, eeren nr5ciants Hns ID bFe ~ III
page es dis csncats iHere gu ssrcn de-
mapder par le poptnire les praprtaires p,lx dsns
ente ipurs dc cette avis Us seront canrces Ct anr e les
monas mis- credit dn fonds contingent les s sres de
In coTnpagnie ansf cue 10 dit "a chHrtre. As;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-02
LEGAL NOTICES.
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VFFIpK I.0uIsIAsA MUTUAL INa. U0HA N, -. 4
x s3ss New Orleans Dcrenbaf "a, 1859
I'm accordance with the rerrsfresus asts Or
CHARTER u the Louisiana Mutual ina.re U6fvsny, na
ACT Of the Legislature Of I0usata appyt ~ Maseh
t 1873 public notice hereby siyea Tint tbs foTng
thcacs Of Script for the 1875 ard 1896 afnE M
tarest thereon, remain unclaimed In tho olee Company
and III said certificates and interest which sa not HI ca
Cd Ny a legal owners within thirty d d ts
notice. Will e cancelled md eunule NE thereof
credited the contingent account III The Books tho CenpanY
N direced by its charter. l9ts4ss y n ~