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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02
T0s-ftsaxfOs. .

These freaks of nature are generally preceded
by peculiarly sutry and electric state of the at
mosphere, when thunder is apt TO be expected.
black cloud is generally formed some distance
above the ground and travels with tho tornado, its
shape in many cases resembling an Inverted cone
The storm is found to rage beneath this cloud. Dc
casionalIy it appears to rey0vc on an axis. There
il 4 rtlsiiing toward it of the air from North and
South, both currents gradually bending to tho East
as they approach The track of the tornado. This
has been abuDdantiy shown by the manner IN
which trees, grain, gfass, buildings, etc. have
been torn down. The breadth of the traek usually
varies from fifty to one hundred and fifIy rods, sell
dom exceeding one hundred. The speed of the
tornado often eNceels pna hundred miles Per houT
lin many cases especially iii one which taaf place
at Natchez in 1870 such vacuum is created in the
center Of the tornado. thatthe strongest walls and
buildings have been known to fall outward, some
times in tho face Of a blast travelling over one
RED in every direction, and portions of tin roofing
hundreds Of yards Even men and women have
been lifted from the ground in the sudden rashing
upward OF the current, and safely dropped at the
distance Of several rods. The locks OF desks have
been broken open by the sudden expansion OF the
air within. In other eases, buildings have been
saved by having trap doors on their roofs opening
upward. Plants growing on the line OF the tornado,
if not destroyed scared and crsped that they
never finally recover. Some have been damaged
on one side only. Little no wind s felt outside
OF the track; so persons assert who have stood
close by and common observations confirm these
statements.
These visitors are also found to Indulge in some
strange Freaks as stripping fowls Of 1heir feathers
dragging ploughs carts, and the like, for consid
cradle distance; emptying ponds Of water and
| fish, and even sconpng out the mud taking
frames off looking glasses without further injury
to either; drawing nails out Of roofs without dis
turbing the roof stripping horses Of their harness
aud bnryng objects thus CARRIED off deeply IN the
earth. Unfortunately, these tricks are too costly
| to nuke repetition of them desirable. But they
show that like the. elephant with his trunk, the
monster can pick up pin from the 81 9sind as wei
1 as rend an oak. Some years ago, tornado
4 occurred in central New York, and cut . clear
| path through the woods of oneeighth Of mile II
4 width leaving the trees and shrubbeFy standing
ON each sid ike vast wall OF masonry, and iron
a distance presenting the same rules oil regularity
and order. The parallel lines We're perfect Amos
1 to the measurement OF a foot.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

A puu.osorHnn STUDYING THE PnKsoA'SA or
ms OWN DEATH.-M. Retzius--whose sleeease we
mentioned fortnight since-conohaea to haAe
scientific observations upon his own ease Almost
TO the moment that his heart ceased 10 peat. his
last words were:
Tbe struggle of death is hard, but it is of the
biabest intnrest 10 note this wrestle between life
and death; now the legs are dead; now the
muscles of the bowels cease their functions me
last struggle must be heavy, but Tor all that "
highly interesting.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

Two Pres WITH one HEAD. The Charleston
Mercury has the following:
Dir. Bachman has received the carcass OF the
Branehvile pig, which had two bodies, eight legs,
and but single head. 1t was on exhibition at
BFanchyc fag some time in full lifs, but will be
seen there no moro.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

MYSTERIOUS DIsArPEAnANeE.-som month or
more ago. Mr.. Frederick Yerger, a German by
birth, came to this city at the instance OF the
Messrs, Boeels, druggists Lafayette street, and
Was engaeed i'll their store as an apothecary. Hay
ing served them in the same capacity in their drug
store in New Orleans, he was known to them as 9
sober, industrious and trustworthy gentleman. ana
n permapent arrangement was made with him 10
remain here. But a short time previous to his COM
ing here, Yerger married. His young wife came m,
with him-they renteda house in the suburbs OF the
town, and lived together until about two weeks el
400 when she returned to New Orleans noted
and marked change came over him after this, and
he @ was AS heard to give utterance to words of de.
spondency. On Sunday last, he left the store and
has not been heard of since. Mr.. @m Bogel mas
written to his friends in New strleans, and up te
ths time no clue can be had as to his whereabouts
Mr.. Bogel fears the worst The secret OF his suter
| ing is with him. [Baton Rouge Comet.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

ExeaASGx or ErRopg, WINES, LlouoRs, ETC
Messse C. cayarce Ca Rsyalarset ard whole
sae Dealers er ae exchange over tsasy cities et
gaes an sor,s Of oreg vines cord and ssasa
ise "a te sEaa to Inc adv yeEgsstasas Ass q, p
Etao.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

A GREAT CLoTHIss EsrABLIsHMEST. M. Lyons,
At j IS aud 90 81, chafies street. corner Common be
Justly said to have establishment coming nnier The above
description There tee distinct departments set SO open
in INTO one aasther a glance VIII take in the WHOLE The
r or oys eeling The second for thst men, and
,s 1hi for furnishing ooas and shirts Genslea wishing
10 III hea.e,ses and their Sons do without moving
rsapt air Snat
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

The JAPANESE IN AN MISUNDERSTANDING the aaiy
bulletins of the movements of the Japanese issued
by the New York press we find the following:
As two of the inferior officers of the Embassy
were out on Monday about l o'clock 2. NJ, doubt
less for the purpose of shopping, the gentleman
who accompanied them had some difficulty II per-
suading the Japsn 10 get into one OF the Broad,
way and South ferry omnihnses, which he had
hailed at the corner of Houston street. The dis.
tinguishcd foreigners looked at the steps, then AZ
the door. and next at the driver and very emphati
caly shook their heads as if they dreaded lest
they were to be boxed up and have some trick
played them and the gentleman in attendance.
apparently not conversaat with the Japanese
.lingo, could only by signs Try to make Y. them
know that he wished the to go inside 10y te paI
pose of riding to their destination. After some
little pantomifne on the part of the said genigman
and some not very courteous remarks from sJena a,
ON the box, relative to bis being kept waitins Inc
marty were at last gotten into the inside OF the
Vehicle which driven Off the JaPs ;a saaihg ,ag
requisite siSnenres through the round holo hehind
| the driver.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

pREsTlcIANA.--Ga Can't the Democracy, when they
fire political salntes, hit upon some ingenious eX-
pedient to let MS know whether they are shooting
douglas guns or Breckenridge guns? We shall
certainly be very much obliged to them it they can
and will. &
tions to defeat Douglas, we shall come pretty near
half regretng that the poor old thing Is SO feeble
AS the late New York postmaster was stealing
the public money nearly three years before he
was detected, heaven only knows how many post
masters, undetected to this time, have been steal
ing one or two years.
Mr. Douglas' home organ admits that the Demo
cratic party is much exercised at this time" As
it evidently has the devil in it, it should rather be
efoi-eisea.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

sTEAMRoAr ExrLoDED.-- Chicago June 27.-The
propeller Kenosha, bound from Goinwood to
chicago, exploded her boiler at Sheboygan yester-
day morning.
Curtis Benton, clerk, of Cleveland; Michael
Carey, first engineer, Of Buffalo, were instantly
killed. and three deck hands and the chambermaid
dangerously injured. The Kenosha was toWed INTO
Milwaukee this morning by the steamer Huron !
Additional kled--Ralph Shepard, engineer, Buf
falo; Margaret Sharpe chambermaid, Cleveland
benny Mahon, deck hand, Buffalo; DANIEL carey
fireman, and deck hand, name unknown. =,
Robert Craigen, second mate, was serious IN
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

TnoIsEaE couR NJ DrsrRicr IA VILE De Ia EvELLE
as y -'0ayeiis ot"n'. ss soSINs l5,oss. ','YS
I'm VERTU DUN writ de safsfe ct yeute a
f. moi a1gessd par fionoabs Troenle Cour dc District Dc
Ia Nonyee Orleans, dams Fnfnre cidessns e proeeder le
de Ia Commune, les du Camp ct des Masass Ia
puiquo adjudication dc Ia popee don't suit Ia des
cFipti6n-
Premier District IKT 43i bor6 par les Gasque Pal
myIs Claiborne Degy ct aSant rinHantehnit pieds de
arc aruc Pamye natTe pieds s pfo'onleHE
canDrn6ent aean fasssssgnent atoufdni ctpose az
bnfeau dI Tresncr ie Is vile.
Saisie dams l'aiieire e -1essns,
CoNDITIoNs--Gomp moment de radiudieation.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

How THE BTrE OF A Doc SHOULD BE TREATED
The following testimony of DR.. Ware Of Boston, IN
q recent case which grew out of injuries from the
bite of dog, furnishes some valuable advice;
In the case of the bite of a dog where the teeth
of the animal penetrated the flesh, whether the dog
was known to be mad or not, he should use tne I'M
same precautions, He would wash the wound with
warm water extract all the virus possible by suck
ing the wound with his lips, and then cauterizing
it deeply with the eaustic most readily obtained
bu. should use the potash il could be procured AT
once The time in which the effect of the bite oil
rabid dog would be seen varied from two to three
days to as many years, but if no effects We're ielt
after two or three months, as general thing the
natient might himself safe. Bites made through
| clothing are seldom productive Of much harm, as
even il the dog mad, the clothing absorbes the
virus before the teeth reach the flesh. Most all OF
/ some naked part Concerning the possibility of {
eure in a real case of hydrophobia nothing wa
| said.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

oUArnlE,sl: CorR ne DisTRcr p THoRouGHGooD, h. de
dc Ia Nouyelie=orltats. 4 ss. sEs CHEANClERs
Inn VEEsTU h'saR oTsarc De gerafe rentssr se
EA DC 1851 inoi adress par ihnhnnbe Qratlielne
(tr de District dc Itaire cdesslis,
ie prcctderl JET I dc iaet rs hcpFes A. 81,
sr les ieix rue ueies tfrayer ct Nntcez.
dams ie Premier de cette ve NJ laejleai
balnnee ilvehdHe dn fonls, etc., dun RESTAURANT
Ibinduline,, par le dit insolvahe a araanciers
CONDiTIoNes-Go moment de l,atjpdicnon.
+44 f. II. PARK Err, %
je23 rs 20 jy2 j Sheriff de III Pa-niss+ y OgltHfs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02
sHEHIFFvS SALES.

roUer,, J,sTpIer ejorer III nj HO0iFdLK w. THE NEW
o ORLEANS AND ONO fELk-
of New Orleans \ GRAPH HCOMPANY-So. l296k.
nv VIRTUE of n writ of Geri faclas, to
ID me directed by The Honorable the Fourth District Couii
az New rsans in te aDoge entitled canse will proceed 10
sell nb auction at the City Hotel Conaon street between
Camp and Magazine sttectF, fWEDNEsuAf e Isl ahy
OF August 1860, at Il o'cioek NJ
Tbc REVERsIoNAHY INTEREsT in the rights Of way
s III patent wires posts and franehises and
a The incident 10 The lines Of and
the New Orleans and Ohio Tengaph Company from sw "
lcas Via tie Mississippi river Coast Baton Rouge and GIN
ton Louisiana, AID from New Orleans on the route o. he Ne
Orleans Jackson Great Northern Railroad throughout th
State Of onana the expiration of lease Of said rights
and property for term ending on the ist day
July 1863.
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Cash on the spot. n.,ny,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

FIf1u DlsraroT couRr 1CIrY OF NEW ORLEANS VI.
Of New Orleans. ) A PETiNGIft--No lsttS
pY VIRTUE of a writ of ,seizure ;t1stt sale
I'D the Honorable The Fifth District Court OF
New Orleans entitled will proceed TO sell at
public amcton the City Hotel Common street, between
Camp Magazine strees TU the lth day OF July,
1860 at u ocleck fo9wing described propery
josephine jackson and having front Of thirty teet
Josephine street. by hundred and ten feet in depth
Seized In the above suit.
Kig~TERMS-Gash on the spot.
Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02
A Town Attacked by Indians.
The ST. Louis Republican publishes the following

The st, Louis Republican publishes the following
letter: IA
+'."sr sJoHS, DAKOTA Co., N. T., jane 20, 1860.
The citizens of this county yesterday startled
Brown of this county, Concerning the massacre OF
the residents of the town OF Niobrarah, by the
Brnle-sioux. He states that on Thursday evening,
June lIth, the Inhabitants of Niobrarah observed
band of Indians approaching the town, crawling
upon their hands and feet the purpose, it is be-
licFed of setting fire to the houses and of butcher
ing the inmates. Alarm was immediately given,
and party was formed, amounting to fifteen in ALL
to go out and meet the Indians thus hoping to pre-
vent wholesale slaughter. Upon meeting with
the red skinned sconndrels, shots were eXchang-
ed and MIR. Westerman storekeeper at Niobrarah,
fell wounded severely, though not MORALLY in the
foot. Two of his associates attempted to carry
him to the hotel, but were so closely pursued by
the Brue- -Sionx that they were Obliged 70 leave
him to his fate. The Indians again shot Mr. Wester-
man, this time mortally, the bullet entering direct
" between the ribs, penetrating the lung, and
making its exit at the back portion of the lung, be-
low tile shoulder blade. Mr.. Westefman was
finally taken to the hotel, where he died in about
| three hours.
Mr. Smith, blacksmith of the Ponca Reservation,
was captured by the Indians, but in crossing him
over the g Running Water he by great dexterity
made his escape to a deep rayine, close at hand,
| where he remained several hours in perfect SC.
| curity although the Indians in searching for him
/ often trod upon his body. He returned 20 Mo
brarah several hours after his capture and fortunate
escape.
| young gentleman from the East, supposed 70
| be from Washington. d. c., who is attached to the
| Ponca Reserve, shot two of the Indians, and was
fortunate enough to the scalp of one of the
| miscreants
i Itis thought that the settlers between Niobrarai
i and Fort Randall have been murdered; but thus
| however, il only surmise.a &i
Mr.. Brown, my informant, is an intelligent per
II md is
i stances. He has been living at Niobrarsh fol
/ some time, and was one of the persons who en-
deayored to save Mr.. Westernan from being sho
| second time Mr.. Brown left Niobrarah OF
| Friday morning, and reached here yesterday, hay
Ling travelled the whole route on foot.
This outrage has alarmed our citizens, and II j
4 hoped that the General Government will take I'M
mediate steps to secure protcGtion to the people
Of tiis country. As military affairs are managed
now, the Indians could murder us all before ASSIST
anee could he received from Fort Randall, which
is intended as the great protector of tho settle
ments of the extreme Upper Missouri
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02
Tn.sisIre slave Case.


WAsHIsGTos, Fayctte CO., o., June n e,uite
an excitement was created here this morning, eans-
ed by the Kidnapping of negro man named John
Marshall by three gentlemen who arrived By the
midnight train from Cincinnati. They registered
their names at the hotel as j. G.. Andrews, james
Francis and George Hope. They took the negro
about sin O'clock this morning, and started, II ~
supposed for Cincinnati without taking him before
the authorities here. $g
Deputy Sheriff johnson and Constable BlackEnore
are ia pursuit. Nothing has been heard from them
up to this hour q p. MI
Marshall has lived in Washington for the last five
years and was supposed to be free man. He
was born slave bHt emancipated when . boy. and
removed to Brown county. o., where he had re-
sided until coming here He IS about % years old.
A dispatch Of the day following says:
The officers sent ont yesterday to arrest the hid
nappers of john Marshall, returned at O'Clock
this morning, having in charge the driver OF the
carriage in which Marshall was taken away. The
driver was arrested an accomplice, and held to
bail In $1,000 for his appearances on SafuFday. He
was arrested at EiIlsboro where he was having his
carriage repaired. The kidnappeEs having pro-
cured fresh horses, had started for the river three
or four hours before the arrival Of the cieers II
is supposed Marshall was run across the river at
| aberdeen.
The excitement here is stu unabated, and much
| iIlfeeliBg exists against the driver.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

Of New Orleans. GLossos--so. l5'eSs;
DY VIRTUE OF writ of seizure and sa ie
Id to me iIreetej by the HoDorable the Tid District Gou
Of Now Orleans the aboye entitled cae viii proceed te
sell II public nucon the City Hotel Common street. be
tween Camp aid Ifagazine streets WEbHHsUAh, The
frst day Of Augut sG0 al II o'clock IL, the following
Firsi District SQUARE 1884, bounded by oasdae Pamyre
Caone and erbgny streets and having front of nifty
cgit feet on Panyre street. BY eighty feet IN depth
c0fns roll now deposited in the office Of t'
City Treasurer
Seized ~ ie above sui.
1''7'- "a r. t. PARKER, ,..
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02
CoNDITIoNs--Com au moment de paduncatiop.
e. I. PARKER,
iv2 II 20 g7 NJ Sherif de Ia Pafeisse d Gorleans.

Tnnp DISTRICT eounr WIN. sieeR afyKENy G. q HALL.
Of New Orleans aud @sss -, +; Is1s, 4; y 7L'',
pY VIRTUE of ~ writ of meEi facias to
Id Honorable the IhsFd District Court Of
New Orleans III tie entitled cause viii proceed sell
public auction, the premises hereinafter designated, o
SATURDAY nth day July. LEGO at lns o'clock y. N:
Al The HOUSEHOLD FURNlfuRE and mo@e;ble elects
e,iiaiird in premises occupied by defendant stnUte
White street between fao and aa in the First Dis
Iict This ciiy, per Inventory Ie in my Office.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-CaAh on the spot.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

TaosHxr couR DE- DISTRICT 1wM. MecRAcKRN y. q. q.
de- In Nouycllc. Orleans HALL ct Ia veusc r. A.
I'm yERTU dun writ de aeri fasias 2
IL rhonoabe froaeme Borr de District de
ID Nnneele ORLEANS, Taare cessns e procedera lie
SAMEDI iniet 1850 l0s heures a. NJ, les leux
ci apres ddsgnes, pul,liue adjudication de-
Tous les Mcnhes Ehes m t5ouyen dams Ia naison oc
cupee par defeneur. White ceIes Erao
Thae Premier District de cete vile, suiyant fnye
taire J6nose bHrcan pour reconrs.
Safsis dams rafare ci-dessus. 3.s.s 0.3 05
CONDITIONS-Compt moment de l'adindication
f. I. PARKFR,
iy2 6 Q I3 IL Sheriff de la Paroisse IL Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

SIXTH DISTRICT CouRT CITY of NEW ORLEANS vs.
of New Orleans. +. q. WINCHESrER-No. S526.
RYvIRTUE of writ Of seizure % sand and sale sale
Orleans, tie above entitled will proceed to
sell at public auction s the City Hotel COMMON
July, 1850 Il o'clock NJ, the following described
erty to witt
x CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND in the First Dis
tct Of This city, No. 49, bounded by Bauin fHemdconrt
Solomon and Carroton Avenue
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash the spot
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

srxIgaE Cow DE DISTRICT LA WILLIE DE LA NILE
Dc "a Nouyeiesofiaans 0RLEANs Is r. n sssc g WIN
T,N VERTU d'um writ de safsie ct yente q
IA moi adresse Honoabe siSeme Gour de District de
la Orleans raaire ciess precaderai e
sAMEDI q inllet 1884, midi, Hote de la Cite rne
de Ia Commune les du Camp des Magasns la
pbQue adjudication de 10 proritts don't description
TN ILET DE TERRE desgns par No. I7g bornd les
Bandin. dHsm6eonr, Solomon ct PAgenne Carroton
dams lie Premier District dc cee VILE.
Saisi ians laifaire ci.dessus.
CONDITIONS -Comptant moment Dc ladjidication.
E r. PARKER,
"A. mo. a M cl,srif d. IL ,llrlsn
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

m PLANTATION HfACAlNERY. n
&0 PHILIP RAHM. ND
Eagle Machine Works, Richmond, Va,
--MaEufaetures-
STATIONARY, PORTABLE AND STRICTLY PORTABLE
steam Engines.
OF any required power and superior design and workman
ship combining several improvements with simplicity and dnra
biiity best adapting them for plantation use.
Improved Crcuar Saw Mills Grist Mills sbsffng for Gin
Houses Draining Pumps, and Machinery generally.
My Machinery will be fully guaranteed to perform
sened and experienced mechanic sent to erect when de-
sired Illustrated catalogue with prices sent BY mail whsn
requested &
samplesof machinery exhibition st my office. No. 81 ss
Charles street, New Orleans.
ials 6m&W p. HENRY TAYLOR. Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02
4 FOUNDRY AND mACHINERY DEPOT.

VI q GEORGE ATTERSoE,
SS fSucccssor Mclean & Paiterson) Of DelorG,
and New I.egee streets. -
The yudeTszned II now prepared manufacture STEAM
ENGINES BOILERS and MACHINERY Of al kinds used by
steaibeats Sugar Cotton Plantations Saw Mills, Cotton
Presses, Draining Machines stc
He manufacturer and Keeps hand ut all times Gin desr
Furnace Mouths Crate Bars Wheel Suups Flnnge and Cir
Gle Bolts.
He abshed IN connection with the above Depot
fer the Machinery manufactured In ST. Iouis and other
Western ciies has hand s times feady for shmens
Steam Engines Boilers with everything complete, Of D. D
l0 IL l5 3l rs Power Saw Mills ot every eser-
tton Double Single Mills; Corn Mills and Pumps Of every
~ which he Will sell low other sStab
hshnaent III the city 4,
E-Seeond hand BoArs ana Aach'nery bongh ana sou a.
MI ''nies GEORGE PATTERSON.
NJ, f-,o,ns P,h . Jgs0 fe3 II