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A Speech OF the Pope.

The Journal des Debats publishes the following
extract Of letter from Rome, dated Jan. 81, 1850:
The Holy Father went the day before yesterday
to Umiita to visit the new seminary which d beane
established there for giving some young people ef
South America, who are destined for the prieSfr
hood, an ecclesiastical education. His Holinska
personally administered the communion To- The
pupils and to many persons admitted to The
solemnity. Immediately after the termination of
the religious ceremony, the guests assembled ia an
immense hall, where they partook Of refreahments.
Here the Holy Father heard two short speeehes.
one from the director Of the establishment and the
other from Cardinal Barnabo. The Pope, isnnaedI-
ately succeeding the Cardinal replied IN substance
that he was grateful for the thanks expressed to
him. but that his devotion to Catholicism Hns onI4
that Of his predecessors. The trials which be ~
perienced others experienced, and remained I'll.
Humphant. One remedy alone existed against tGe
perverse doctrines prevailing in portion IL fhe
Christian world, and against the dHioyal marfen,
vers which attacked the church. That remedy Nas
constant prayer. What he asked from the Cafholie
world in making an appeal on behalf Of the jsss.
tice OF his cause was prayer incessant hi aver: 64
he must add thatnever was there htterer trial a
the peril more menacing. II was in Italy that ihe
perversion Of mems minds was most to Be seen Il
was ID the Peninsula that spirit Of revolt aganst
all which IL sacred found nourishnent and support.
The distinction betwtaen truth and falsahoed Was
lost; vice became virtue virtue became vice.
Bnt neither hun iIiation nor martyrdom nor cap
tyity could shake the confidence of the church nor
| the frmness of its head
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Adviees from Grenada are to the 2sth of Janu-
ary, and from San Juan del Sur to the Sd of Febru-
ary. There was large assemblage Of Transit
route spectators in the capital but it is binted
that the Martinez Government was not really sin
cere in its desire to grant right Of way. The
official organ of the Cabinet had limited that all par
ties should fuse into one grand company propo-
stion entirely impracticable. It was said that
England proposed to make railroad, under the
Wyke convention, from Blewfields river, on the
Atlantic, to Realejo, on the Pacific. Mr.. F. Reid
had discovered some very profitable mines of gold
and silver in the department of Chontales. Com
modore Vanderbilt is reported to have secured q
transit concession, paying 100000 and tax Of
81 20 for each passenger. A couple of American
gentlemen were about to be married to Nicaraguan
ladies Of rank The Mora party in Costa Rica was
completely dispersed for the present.
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Arrivals at the Hotels Yesterday.

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Shepherd N Kennedy Mobile; Durkins Ark; Hesse
Mrs Mannr Saunders, Mobile; Miss Masera " Nichols
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Malls ,, soEs hVnslon PerE nsker and lasy shs
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Walton, Peltier, Allen st Charles Mrs Carey Wolf
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.


AKkINAL OF TIE OVERLAND MAIl- .
ST. LOUIS, No., March 5.-The Overland Cali
fornia mail. with San Francisco dates to the 18th,
and telegraphic dispatches via Pacerville to the
14th ult., has arrived at Malloys Station, the pre-
sent terminus of the San Francisco telegraph line
During the month Of January $4,000 in geld
were exported from Victoria, British Columbia.
The California Legislature has passed a bill
transferring duelling cases to the district courts
which is considered a point gained towards the ac-
quittal of Judge Terry for the killing of Senator
Broderick.
The Columbia river is still closed.
An American officer. in Washington Territory,
had crossed the line into British Columbia, took
two prisoners and conveyed them back to the Ter
rtofy, on account of which the Victoria newspa-
pers were highly ineensed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-06


DIVORCES m KANsAs.-A correspondent Of the
New York Times writes that the market for d.
yorces in the Kansas Legislative change may BE-
quoted as extremely active. Among the recent
numerous and notable applicants was Robert +.
strothers, of Washington City, who married aias
Rhoda whitney, the daughter, Of Mrs hyra Gaines,
of litieious fame, and who sought separation on
tbe eronnd that his wife found his society Disagree
AHA. and avoided it. The evidence upon which
he relied were letters from Messrs. Grfttenden,
eorwi,,. and other members of Congress, who en-
dorsed the grievance Of which Mr.. Strothers com
planned, and begged, as matter Of personal favor
that the act might be passed. TWAS passed ac-
cordingly
Exsecretary Stanton had left for Washington.
to labor for the admission Of the State He ia an
derstood to be candidate for q seat IN the
United States Senate.
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Charleston Conversions u zapport the ronfass 81
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Nj Psasce moved t.sf S,e r.,las sy A. -, 4.
fhis bedy csrr;ea ~ ief r. q
The PRESIDENT appoInfed IL fa1Iss.t-. ~
men al tbs Committees n, l2x~sI.s s
Aeszrs, Mout311 0f Iafave3f d.f5s.x ~ r,..
yIle, Pratt, Of 81 Landry, ~ j. seyISr,s5 III y
son. Of Sabine, and xatisxs " 81 ss
The Convention then atigourued IA sz;est e =
O'Clock fhis evening" So - s7sssas' ssf A "
Departure of Minister Mer,ana a. srs-ss<.s
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feE TO Eha Junrex HoyeYua1salat N ~ ~ - "a
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4 ". NJ. MetAne n fufniShei}A ~ nm
VIII ample authority to employ aiI d. sor<e ~ ~
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-06

PLANTING IN MIssIssIPPI.-The Woodyille Ca
zette, of Saturday last, says: sa4s
Our exchanges of Mississippi speak in glowing
terms Of the season as favorable, in high degree,
to the farming community. The ground breaks up
beautifully and vegetation bursts out in rich uxu
rance. The planters are all at work on the new
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-06

1t appears that the entire quarantine regulations
and Board of Health are to be supported by
taxation on commerce in the shape Of fees. The
board has now on hand o balance of s2500. We
hope the quarantine will keep yellow fever ont Of
the city, but oar own talk is, that quarantine reg
ulations are an unnecessary tax on commerce
that they never did and never will prevent yellow
fever or epidencs. The further talk is, that the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-06

To THE AFFLroTED.-Dr. w. K. F. Fryer, the
celebrated Indian physician the public in another
column that he has opened his office 142 Claiborne street. be-
Orleans and ST. Peter street. where he is ready to attend
to the diseases of men, women and children.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-06

On PAINrNGs,-There is small time left for the
patrons Of the high arts to choose specimens choice
lection Of paintings offered by Mr. Hardge will be com.
PEELED to close his roos l04 Canal street. over Merchants,
Insurance office Saturday next in oder to return 10 Erore
to attend the annual exhibitions. his advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-06

AN INTIMATE AoouAIsrAscE.-Hu Humboldt relates
tenants Of the fierce Tecumseh II he had knnWn
In the war Of 1919, an American oficer, whom he
named to him. Well, y replied the Indian, q cat
some efs him / u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-06

SALE OF FINE CRAZE VINES AND FRUIT TREES.
Messrs c. Pitts Gardner Smith viii this day at Ii O'Clock
NJ at No. 81 Common street. the balance Of stock Of
grape vines and fruit trees of Messs j. Thompson Co.
from celebrated nursery A. Leroy in Anglers France
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-06

GERMAN CIeARs.-The attention of buyers is par
tcuarly called by D. Morphy anctioneer the sale
Of German cigars which takes place this day John Fc
er's, importer, No. IS Graycr street. See catalogues
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-06

DIAMOND HAMs.--Messrs. Cooper Neibert No.
and 20 Carondee street, inform the trade that they have
hand and constantly receiving large supplies of the celebra
ted diamond hams
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-06

On. PAINTINGS AT AuoTIoS.-To- morrow Mr.. j,
L. Carman aconeer will sell his office opposite the vari
cites Theaer fine collection of oil paintings and there will
be chance to get works of merit at bargains advertise
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-06

SALE OF CoTTes.-several lots of cotton will be
sold this the Merchants aud other
presses by L. A. Levy, Jr, Co., anetioneer See adyer
t;seulent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-06
THE FARINa COLOGNE WAITER

FTsHE FARINA COLOGNE WAITER
DIRECT IMPORTATION.
The undersigned solo representative for the United States tho
eanadas and West Indies Of the justly celebrated house Of
JOHN CHARLES FARlNA,
has authorized Messrs. C. T. BUDDEeKE co. of this city,
receive orders for the importation of the above genuine ar
Gle put up all the different styles in wicker plain bottles
HENRY RoEsBERG.
OF the firm of JOHN CHARLES FARINA,
Cologne, Prussia
E-Ordes ntrsted to for the house of j. G. Farina will
prompt attention. and be executed at the
ices as If forwarded direct to Cologne.
c. T. BUDDRCKE 4 CO.,
fe3 3m No. Il Common street.
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DIREcT IMPORTATION

nIRECT IMPORTATION
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN
CUTLERY, GUNS AND FANCY GOODS.
Il. n. STEVENS 6 co.,
Importers and Jobbers Of
CUTLERY, GUNS.
FANCY GOODS,
vIoLIgs AND VIOLIN STRINGS
COMBS. BRUSHES, BUTTONS,
5.u NEEDLES PINS, SOAPS PERFUMERY.
PAPER, STATIONERY,
BLANK BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS,
AND PLAYING CARDS.
Nos. 55, 81 and SO Common street,
OPPOSITE HorEL NJ
5 s5.0 05,8 5ys5s New Orleans. lz.. s "a
4. r. srKvEss.. SEYMOUR.
Received by late England France and Germany.
Wade L Butchers IMPERIAL RAZOR STEEL POCKET
CUTLERY and RAzoRs. st
Rogers 4 sons SILVER STEEL RAzoRs 5@"#
wostenholrn's
w 4 s. Butchers TABLE CUTLERY =ss
Eley's Double Waterproof PERCUSSION CAPS.
Coxe's Metal Lined 5a
Genuine French @. d. a
10000 French GUN wADs-hest article imported-Nos.
Ill to Is.
Is cases vIoLINs, FLUTINAs and ACGoRDEoSs.
English French and italian VIOLIN STRINGS. ..,.5s
Also, q large assortment of
PERFUMERY,
COMBS .. 5-
FANCY GOODS.
Agents fos CoHEE's Celebrated @5
Playing Cards.
800 gross in stere consisting Of
STEAMBOATS,,
HIGHLAEDERs,
DECATRs AND EAGLES @I 4[5#
~ DOUBLE AND SINGLE HEADS,
Every variety Of backs
100 bales COTTON TwINE
Also. large assortment OF LINEN TWINE.
PRINTING, WRITING and WRAPPING PAPER of
every description.
PAPER BAGS for Groccrs Druggists and confecioners
various sizes.
BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY and SCHOOL BOOKS.
rJ-our stock viii be found of the complete in
tent variety the United staes is the
the most favorable terms.
fel4 I'm =. R. STEVENS L CO.
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FAMILY GROCERY, CORNER OF COMMON and

EAmILY GROCERY, CORNER OF COMMON and
a Garondelet streets.
has been desire to excel in the quality of BUTTER fur.
nshed my customers and the patronage have acquired In
the last fourteen years is proof of success.
My TEAS being selected by acknowledged Judge in New
York, will be found to be choice.
The stock Of the store Is changed many times during the year
and is therefore fresh full constantly coming n
bought and to be sold for cash.
Country orders solicited to which prompt attention will be
paid TERMS cash or city acceptance
II. II. HEDDEN,
ngs I'm corner Common and carondee as Now Orleans
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FURTHER 81 THE srEAxsHr ArRrc.

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NEW YORK, March 5.-The European mails n
the steamship Africa arrived too late for the morI
ing train, and those for the South were ferwarde
by yesterday evenings train.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-06
Receipts and Expenses from January, 1859, to Decen
Der, 1859, OF the Louisiana Pilots Association.
: =
Su4,424

Net profits.
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DExnAAK. MAaca 9fA. 1850.


Mr. EDnoR-It was my misfostmc the other
day to be dropped down here just a. the ANIMAL
Examination Of the Denmark Academy was corn
mencing, and don't know as Was very sorry
for it either, for I used to take great deal d
pleasure in them few years ago, when I used 10
to take part in them, and perhaps Fam little
partial 70 this Institution on that account, but
can't help IT, for do believe It u the best Inst-
tuition Of learning (of any name or kind) in Iowa.
And when saw the young men and women on
the stage It really made me feel several years
younger, and alnost wanted to be up there with
them. wisA space would permit and / would
give you . little idea Of the examination, for
there are great many Of your readers who hase
taken parts in these examinations in years gone
by, and to such it would be interesting. It CON-
menced Tuesday noon in the Congregational
Church. and continued till Wednesday eve. Tues
day wasgiven mostly to examination Of Classe =
The Examining Committee consisted II Rev. Mr..
Salter. Burlington; Dr. Ingersoll, Keokuk; and
l. Eaton, ESQ.,, prominent young Lawyer Of ST.
Louis The exercises wers however interspersed
with Declamasions, Compositions, Music, kc.-
The classes passed good examination. Espe-
eially vaa plessed with the prompsnes, Of shs
ssaios Glass, consisting Of seven youn,s ladies'
Several Decaamations and Dialogues from young
men deserved credit Also, Composite M from
young ladies did much credit to The mselves
and to the Institution. The evening was de-
voted to Rhetorical exercises, BY the ounger
part Of the school generally, and Was very inter-
eating - you may know from the tact th at the
house would mot hold near all that calae and .
hundred Or more went away not fndinga place
70 stand.
Wednesday morning tho house wascscwtsd at
m early hour. The fareaoon was spent same q
day before. The Glasses appeared finely. Sey.
eral very 5ne pieces Of Music vere played, and
here let NJ remark upon the good atyls Of p~-
tcvmi.g music taught here, and Of the good tine,
noticed geDerally. Among the Dechmaticns 81
the mornins were two very fine and finely deli
vercd ooeA BY MessrA Star and Sevelling. The
afternoon exercises verc nostly deveaed 70 Com
positions from TIE senior Glass, the suejects cl
which were % follows: Miss BsownAs-. There
is no rcak Miss Benton,s-'. Educseipn Of cir.
cumstances.s Nia Loomiss-ss Posslbilities. "
Miss Power's-s' Feeling asd Pincipler Mias
Ramsay-" Ella Nora Miss Gnith-s Rxhibi.
tion Of Moral Rxcellence.~ Misa Tmnsr 80. Tho
Augustine Age. Thess oecspied tea miustss
each IN residing and did much credit % thsir
authorA 70 say ths least Bstvsen he readings
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