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TALK ON ,CHANGE.

There is great falling off in the congregations
in and on rue Carondelet and envrons. We are
rapidly approaching the usual summer standard.
The mails by the steamer Asia, up to the 2sth ult.,
came through yesterday. There were many re-
marks that the private correspondence did not sus-
tain the highly favorable telegraphc dispatches
forwarded from ST. Johns on the arrival of the
Asia. Perhaps these views apply to the lower
qualities Of cotton of which there were large guam
titles and said to be Orleans cotton, (Which by-
the-bye, we doubt) selling at the low price of 3d..
which would cause loss of about SIS s9 bale
The transactions and operations in general both
in Liverpool and Manchester, were based at the
close of the week, the 2sth on the estimates of
Al million of bales. Promising, then, that these
figures were to be the governing estimates it can
very readily be determined that the lowest scale Of
prices for this season have been reached. As re-
CARDS crop figures of 1s59-'6O, every one CONVEX
| SAINT with the great cotton trade knows pretty
| nearly how the question stands; but in the event
| of some parties (partenlarly those who have some
| few thousands at stake) not having their tables
and figures at hand we have to state that the re-.
ceipts at all the seaports up to last evening foot
| up 1881 ,ll5 bales.
| The business on the great lexee is dwindling
| down to what three or four steamboats, might ap.
parently perform. Down--yea, down-the talk is
| Below rue Bienville, where the gimlet rangers
have been growing so vociferously for many
i months under the effects of. half.crop of the
saccharne, it was dull superlatvely dull in fact,
the body of rangers will have to hang up their
/ borers, retire for few months and await the CROP
of 1860, which, we sincerely hope, will be the
| largest ever raised-in fact, the banner crop.
| Though we have some complaints in regard to the
4 stubble and rattoon cane, we sincerely hope that
these complaints will all fly away or be obviated
4 as the season advances.
| There was some talk about the general freight
market-the ruling rates being say for Liver.
pool. 1t is manifest that there will be no more
large vessels, beyond the regular packets come
to this port this season for employment So much
the better some one will say, for the vessels already
here and en- route. The Boston Board of Trade
have demonstrated to Congress against the pas.
sage by Congress of the bill authorizing the clear
ing out Of the channel of Pass Outre predicating
the opposition on the charge of l0c. 53 tun. Posi-
| bly, the Boston and New England ship-Owners pre-.
fer their vessels to lay on the bar for weeks and
months as in January, February and March, 1859
They, these ship-oWners, forget that there are
three other channels for their vessels to enter-say
the Southwest the Southeast and the Northeast
I, Passes-and if they do not choose to take Pass q
IOutre they will be exhonorated from paving the
10c. % tnn.
There is no monopoly, real nor apparent, in the
application of the Louisiana Dredging Company
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-16
VOLUME XIII.
REsOLUTIONs ADOPTED UNANIMOUSLY AT
~ THE GENERAL MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC
STATE RIGHTS CENTRAL CLUB OF NEW ORLEANS,
Held The h May inst respectfully submitted to tho

~ THE GENERAL. MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC
STATE RIGHTS CENTRAL CLUB OF NEW ORLEANS,
Held the 7th May ns and respectfully submitted to tho
People of Louisiana.
Whereas The National Gonvenion lately
bled Charleston s. did, the Sd of this month of May
adjourn Baltimore there its Iabos the 18th June
proceed the nomination of candidates for the Prcs
dency and Vice Presidency Of the United States
Whereas The States whose delegates have Withdrawn from
Convention among which Is the State Of Louisiana
invited to elect delegates In the place Of those who have
thus seeded that said delegates participate in the
iabors Of the Convention MS adjourned
by the Central State Rights Democratic Cnb
of New Orleans That those Democrats throughout the State
and all snch have resolved to abide By and sustain the
nominations which shall be made by the said National Demo
Convention at Baltimore, and who adhere 10 the Cncin
natl Platform with the additions made by the said National
Democratic Convention Charleston be aud they hereby
respectfully invited to primary meetings In their
specye parishes for the Of eectng delegates to State
Convention to be held at Donadsonve the first Wednesday
there organize and delegation from
this represent the Democracy thereof athe adjourned
Democratic Convention held Baltimore the 18th Of
June next.
Resolved That all all sorts Of division
the Democratic ranks and who deprecae the organization Of
parties and the raising Of odous issues under the irritating
distinctions Of Union and Anti Union and movements and
faith In the fidelity and enlightened patriotism
Of the States whose delegations unfortunately seeded from
the Convention Charleston and all such determined to
sustain the nominees who may be agreed npoa at baltimore by
Democratic National Convention be held there the 18th
Of invited to unite tse efforts for the promotion
of good feeling accord and fellowship in the Democratic raaks
and prevent possible the evils which threaten the Repub
c If tho only party that successfully resist the growing
influence and check the aggressive tendencies and the attitude
the Republican party the North be dissolved and split
into fragments; 'seste
Resolved That the Democrats Of New Orleans and all such
as determined Join them the coming Presidential
test support cordially the nominees the National DEM
ocrac Convention and adhere to the platform at Charleston
hereby invited the time and place hereafter to be
designated delegates a Donadsonvle the
first Wednesday Of June next there to elect delegates from the
State the adjourned Convention be held at Bai
more on the 18th of june next.
Resolved That the representation Of each parish Of the State
held ponadsonve be equal to double
the OF representatives TO which said parishes
spectively entitled in the State Legislature
Signed, PIERRE SoULE, President
myII l2t JOHN ALLSToN, Secretary.
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CONTINENTAL HoTEL.-This magnificent establish
ment has been open about three months and Is,
from description, one Of the most complete hotels
in the world II not the most So It has the vertical
railway and huge fans to create current of fresh
air throughout the rooms and corridors, all moved
by steam. 1000 persons can be accommodated,
and Mr.. Paran Stevens, Of Mobile, having directed
the interior arrangements, il is presumed that all
southerners tarryng in Philadelphia win make tie
q Continental their headquarters.
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THE SlEsRIsT- -zASrRErrA TRourE-A somewhat
thin house witnessed the performances at the AM
phitheater last night. The actors, however, entered
as heartily, apparently, into the spirit Of their
parts as though the house was allied to overflow
ing. Tonight we are to have new exploits On the
tight rope, q " Grand advertisement Dansante ct
Gymnassiquen and the comic pantomime :. Tho
Four LoYersp
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DERRY's NON -ExPLosIvE, CAMPHENE.
BURNING FLUID AND PATENT BURNERS.
PATENT COAL OH. LAMPS-in great variety. 5.
REFINED KEROSENE OR COAL OIL
which burns without odor smoke
PAPER HANGINGs-A good assortment.
LAMPS AND CHANDELIERS,
In great quantity and variety
SPERM LARD, COTTON SEED and MACHINERY OILS
complete Of STOVES, among which the eel.
ebrated GLOBE COOKING STOVES cheapest good Stove
In the market.
PLATED AND BRITANNIA WARE
TABLE CUTLERY, together with general assortment Of
House Furnishing Goods too enion for sale
the lowest prices. by
s9 3rn 1l2 Poydrss street
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DRY GOODS AT COsT............AT COsTI
On and after MONDAY the 9th inst, s will sell tho follow
Ing goods greater part Of large and varied
greatly reduced prices
PRINTED ENGLISH LAWNsi
FRENCH JAcoNETs;
-. oRGAEDIEs,
cAMBRICs;
:. IRISH LINEN AND LINEN cAMBRICs;
oReANDY ROBES, new styles;
ENGLISH BAREGE new styles;
ooLoRED AND GRIsAILLE SILKS;
aR1sAILLE PoPIINETTEs for Travelling Dresses.
Linen Goods.
A. IRISH LINENS.
PILLOW CASE LINENS, all widths;
sto 1874 IRISH, SCOTCH AND FRENCH LINEN SHEET
INGs;
BIRD-EYE, BussIA AND HuCK. DIAPERS;
gRINaED and COLD BeRDERED HucK. TOWELS;
FRENCH LINEN CLOTHS and TOWELS;
DAMAsK and sNow-DRoP SAPKIEs. % to ~;
"a to IA DAMAsK TABLE CLOTHS;
81 to IA DAMAsKs, SCOTCH, IRISH and FRENCH !;
LINEN FOR DRAWERS, IRISH and FRENCH.
The goods the makes, made to orde and
fully guaranteed in every respect
Plantation Goods.
our goods unusually varied-everyhing Of
the best quality.
Hosiery.
Ladies' brown and white COTTON HOSE;
Misses, !.
n Mems .. SOCKS;
Boys ~.
ladies' asuae MERrNo VESTS;
Children's ;.
MEMS 3.
very large stock above tho best makers also
fall Of other goods limo. Being anxious to re-
large before The closing the business
win sell everything unuuay low prices onr friends and tho
puhc general invited call and examine stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. Wy
G A. BARRIERE BRO,
lso Canal street,
40 2p2t-K Touro Buildings
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HATS, Cars, FuRs, STRAW GooDs, ETC., AT
WHOLESALE Atwood, Barnes Co., of New York,
advertise to-day extensive stock Of the above articles
imported also umbrellas and parasols They are at
the corner Of Broadway and Duane Streets
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~ aceasea g cut him At any time while The knE
Joq.ss ~ ~ iss,lss ,ss.,. -. ....ss. A
rst part VI trc difculty b4txeen tbs ~s ~ @ ~
1easa thsm auansIing In THE street. They a.
I,g ~ a. M ssss coras % an amcabIe understaa
when On fae i,oaess. y ~ Daon y sshe drsk~
cuseds you csnk wif1 NE viii ticit vas :, av
;s,cI ss s;d ascussd stepped back snd drew his
Heard H. aceused sx sss Il. snas np, which he did
this They, however, eos,ssugsd ssskf. asss aroR
and saw tEs deeeased put u hassi5 ifo I'll SSesx
pssass- ~ u ~. t,; Das * cs1ld not say
hend aDy djfcity, and went jrsf ~ sas. NJ
Soon afterwards heard the firing Ii tks sfrsst
loass secsas yvorn--l am bsskseFsx A ~
sI,at;r Il; VIZ psss,ss ltsl19 NJ
that m. They tlren came nnon sSss I sss
Folk, the deceased, said Won tan 1seu ff x -.
stand out thefe and have the first shot at me-
.osia aos " tne aecaseo as mag tiIse hsaFd
heard snrpe son1 ~ v ats Il ,,.
Soon afterwards the deceased came n I w,sIsess
about midway Of the bar, and said, z I'm q dead
man. man. MS friends then took him away.
AZ Ho,a5fon s,vr,'J e -, - =
feehouse at the time referred a. hear,s fis ~
ceased Ceased ana the accused. who were on Tie ban
saw the deceased fourishing bowie knife and a.
isirs = te ssa1s l y = ne was nou
ont cf my sight soon heard fnr - s,ls s ass
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-16
A n1ERIcAN AROMATIC
BITTER RDIAL,
TONIC AROMATIC BITTERs.
A Cordial for Ladies. aged Persons, etc

or varieties Of Biter the first Is be mixed
with any agreeabeud while the second may be taken pure
both may be mingled together forming bitter of greater
less intensity, please every The deli
flavor these Bers have induced the finest judges
pronounce them superior hitherto manufactured They
particularly ecacious restoring health and reestabsh
Ing impaired DIGESTION that fruitful Of Diseases such
Dyspepsia Nervous and Liver Affections General Weakness
etc. all Of which render life burden In any fever followed
by proacted conyascence and weakness
edy better adapted restore strength hasten the complete
return Of health.
R-N B. The American Btter may likewise be taken pure
They do not contain much spirits The srong flavor they
arises from the the predomnance Of bitter prnc
pe both of which are however, highly agreeable Said Bters
have been introduced into in the principal
houses hotels clubs, ETC.
Ea-Sold by
KARSTEND1EK CO., cor. 6rayier and New Levee SITS.
A. A. PEYCHAUD, 90 Royal street.
J. WRIGHT CO., 2l and l5l Ghartres street.
N. R. PEPIN 4 CO.. 81 Common street. m23 2m
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Losr.-Mr. G. h. slocomb advertises for the re :
eoyery of bull terrier slut. particulars alvsrsise
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Cox's SoFT METALLIC PACKING ron STEAM En-
aIsEs-Notce is called the card Of Mr. W J. Mathew
warning persons against the Infringement paen, granted for
s invention Capt John G. snno OS Gfaver street
is bis general agent here,
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NEw Asn FINE BurrEa. Expected st the
New York, BY steamer 81 LnGs, See advertisement,
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-28
Original Correspondence.
FROM OUR NAVY.
L. s. SrrtNER ..CKrs,nrE.-
At Sea, of Cuba, Aux. Is, l>fO

Luck has again crowned our efforts
Dangling at our stern, We have piratical-
looking SLAYER, armed to the teeth, and
manned with as daring looking a set Of
fellows as You would wish to see. We
captured her on the 18th, not very far
from Neuyrites Most unfortunately for
us, she left the coast of Africa in such a
hurry that she left all her money for the
negroes, and the negroes also. Now |
must protest against this bad manage
ment, for this duty "wont pay, either for
them or ourselves British cruisers on the
coast of Africa, drove them away, hut
could not catch her, after they had 600
negroes purchased, and expecting them to
be on board on the following night.
We are now quite short handed, as We
have two prize crews away from the ship,
but, as soon as VIC get this fellow in Key
West, We will come out again to see if We
can not do better However, We can hraG
ZONE, as VIC haSs caught three Of the slA
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-28

prizes caught here this year by our four
steam cruisers
! The siavcrs are mighty cunning, and
20 To great expense and trouble TO get
ahead Of Us and, ! am sorry to say, they
succeed too well. While | was writing
this letter. We cast off our prize, and went
in haste after what We considered some
thing worth examining. But We were
disappointed. Our object this time was Il
British brig. in distress Oh lee shore.
We towcd him out TO soa, and he left Us
with grateful heart \ few more hours
delay might have piled him up on the
coral rocks.
We have been useful lately, in this
way, if we did nothing else. We have
assisted four vessels in distress, and captu-
red three slaycrs being done since We
repaired our broken cylinder.
Cruising off the West Indies at this
season Of the year, Is rather tough
work, whether Il mans. station he on
the quarter deck, aloit, or below in the
engine room. Some one l. alott on the
lookout, from early dawn until dusk,
scanning the glimncrins sea, takiu2 in
his view one thousand square miles in
area. At any one time, if the wc,.tAc. i
clear, this much space is under his inspec-
ton; and, wherever suspicion directs, of
We 20 to the spot. The duty in the en-
gine department is particularly severe.
Frequently our thermometer shows l2j'
Farh The hardy sons Of the Emerald
Isle, are most reliable men for this duty.
Americans can not generally stand it,
they soon break down.
Hoping We may be able to send you
more interesting, soon, will
close for the present. q.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-28
From Northern California.
GREKA, Aug. l3, lstl

We are having our hot season, and
everybody is packing off further into the
valleys, or higher up the mountains, for
more bracing and cooler air The most
frequented places Of resort are Soda
Springs (our Saratoga,) Mount Shasta
and 1.-The huckleberry patch" where grow
whortleberries in great abundance, as also
some black, straw, and gooSe-berries.
Camping out" has become such an ''ln-
stitu,ion" that an old Californian can not
pas season without enjoying It Whols
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-28

Isaac Eyer, Sr.
No. 1i.-On Steam Ploughs.
The Committee TO recommend such a rre
MUM as in their judgment it is worthy. with
the sanction Of the Executive Committee.
Judges.-Chas & Shorkley, Christian Ref
John Srohecker.
No. lj.-Cnenumeratod Articles.
Iuises.-Jas Hayes. David Herbst. Cyrus
Dreisbach, Paul Geddes, James Lawson, Jno
Meal.
Steam Horse !-MesSrs. Carkhuff &
Chaltani, OF LewISburs, intend 10 exhibit. dn-
ring the FAIR, their new patented Steam Trac-
ton Engine power intended 10 be used IN
Flowing. Seeding, Threshing, Saving, Trav.
cling, Hauling Loads, &c. &c.
All articles for exhibition must be entered
in the Recording Secretary's book on or be-
fore 4 o'clock, in the afternoon on the ih day
O. October (It being the first day of the Fair).
Articles taken on the Fair Ground and no,
entered IN the above stated book, are not en-
t!ted 10 draw premium.
Articles eau be entered by writing TO J. A.
Mrurz. Lewisburg, previous TO the Fair.
The Judges are requested; TO be punc'ual IN
their attendance by noon OF the hrst day.
CertIhcaie> ol LIE htHloei>uiP, sio'
Flowing Match at o'clock A. VI. OF the
second day. The name of the plowman must
be given, as well as the Plow to be used, at
the time Of entry.
The Executive Committee will take every
prccau;ion IN their power. for the safety of
stock and articles on exhibition, alter their
arrival aud arrangement on the grounds, but
will not be responsible for any loss or dam
ace that may occur. Hav and straw will be
furnished. gratis, for all animals entered for
Premiums. They desire exhibitors to give
personal attention to their articles and ami
mails. and at the close Of the Fair TO attend TO
their removal. as the Society can not take
further care Of them.
J.COS GrNDY, President.
IA MlR1k. SEC. RI. LAIRD, Tress'r. !
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-28
From South Western New York.
IEiEsDsHiP. Al. gsny Co, y


EDITORS CHRONICLE-La-t Wcinc-
day. this railroad station was the scene ot
L lamcntable accident, by which SimoI
Sanbornc, an old Conductor on the y. y
4 +. K r, met a speedy death. ~ hi:
train was moving from the station, he was
seen running forward, a. if to speak to the
engineer Failing 10 reach him, in getting
on the train probably, he fell under it,
and, after being dragged the length Of
several rails, was thrown under the
wheels His lcys and thigh were horri,
bly, crushed lie lived only half an houI
after the accident, conscious of the fatal
nature Of his injuries, but unable to say
how he fell lie was taken to Rochester
for burial
We require but week or two Of warm
weather To- mature corn, and thus crown the
season with extraordinary abundance.
Wheat and oats have been mainly secured
in good order, notwith,tandin" the heavy
rains. Copious showers have fallen every
week during the summer. In conse-
quencc, the Weld of our staple, grass, has
largely exceeded the want Of this country
for a year to come. VOL growing Ia,
proved very profitable, and much attention
is given to the improvement Of sheep.
Can not the farmers of BUfalc> Valley
swell their profits, in this business, instead
Of leaving grass uncut for want OF stock to
consume il: Fruit, Of almost every va
ricty are very plenty, Apples are unsala-
BE. Their scarcity with YOU, may pro-
vide market for our surplus, and afford
a good profit to the shipper. Freight to
Elmira, !, >. cents per 100 lbs, the bar
rel estimated to weigh 80 lbs. BY the
carload, think a lower rate can be had.
Republicans are calm and confident
Gov Morgan has strong hold on popu-
lar favor by reason of hi, sturdy oppo,i-
ton to the corrupt legislation Of last win
ter. The evaporation of the people
against the majority Of the members Of
the late Legislature, Is intense, because,
among other reasons, their conduct con-
stitUted largely to the defeat Of Seward at
Chicago. We wish to assure Keystone
that, with or without ''tu
sion" among his opponents, New York Is
for Lincoln. The alliance Of the Soits
and Americans is no evidence Of their CO.
operation. Many Of my acquaintance,
Americans, will vote for Lincoln.
Dickinson, devotedly for Breckinridg', is
openly against union. and more guarded
', Douglas, in his barbecue speech, last
week, avowed his opposition to fusion
hat would not inure wholly to the disad-
antage of Breckinridge The auilnus of
he attempt to unite the factions Of the
Democratic party on one State and Elccto-
al ticket Is the desire Of the Soft leaders
} elect their State nominees, for whom
hey would sacrifice Douglas and on the
art of the Tards, who have become tempo
lriIy the tool of New York merchants ,anx- I
us to testify to Southern dealers in haber-
ashery-by efforts to carry the election to
! iashington-their entire devotedness to
layery. So irrecOncilable are the inter
It's of Douglas and Breckinridge, that ,
lie coalition would produce confusion and ,
eakness Hence l think it will not
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To Our Old Editorial Pine Table.
BINGHAMToN. \. I.

BINGHAMToN. \. I. Aug II, %.
This place-Binghamton, and not
BingaanPtoo, as it is often called by ma
ny who Introduce a p where there belongs
none--is one Of the embryo cities spring
ing up along the line Of the y Y Il Erie