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uESRy h. BERTs JR, AUcrIoE1KR LARGE SAIL
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HENRy h. BER1s JR, AUcTIoEnKR LARGE SALE
IA Of Groceries on 1RrpAv srpr
Aiil O'Clock. q the saesrcoms No ~ Pine street.
and q y e. ss
s sss On os ,9S and :s sat
piee 5ioss uhesss Bu.r sosps Candles Starch Iodxo
sts,1y nd ssR.r S%.s; Hs.:ns as!@sa md doassa g
gss Platform scass Iron safe Ac THIS sale well worthy
be ready on the morning Of vale
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sep, osoe from, o. 's ssos ~ On sss
pa. q ss Tess s .s sa *. x. ss.s
e.nsc. month. ossiSsr soia only ie has
a. IND. s t sss. . s s. n s,as
and Fsss !. :. h:s s. And under sas ssds yl ana
Ss, % o.sr sa..Sis 70. work pwpc.ss and ns,n.. .
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o'cok at the ssesrom u street. Household Furpl
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HENRY " LxxDs. AucvIoHEKR-H. n. LEEDS 4
eososs IN sro ssH q .sSse Is ss...n :r. 1sf esa
g p Z. ..as ~ os BE-
gentleman of isdy. To be sod vitkous reserve
T MonrinrY Auc1IosxgR, i WILL SELL At Hs
i BEDS Us sss % d 4 rsass Re.
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esae n.1s = a. ms ~. = ~ aas. s0Sss a.
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Iss soass..z q coa,.,us .sc., Ary ana s,sss
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s.s s Sssp III 70 na. s T Nv, ne -
Pss.s. .css me ircss y sse.. m.,es s.n iro ne Hs
ws.ss.isa terry sossssssa VA sp.s y iss Hassss
s so Ss.s &c 1s &. Ss' ~ s y.
ss rsss o.. :sps sss rsr $1,000: s aaa.cn NJ rssa.
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hads rT. .iass lsss. s sssss si 8
mao ofne Prorery may be sesr . MY cace
No oE.ch.nss place, Jsr.sy cay. sssl ne f-rrJ.
AZ DOUGHTY, AucrIoSEER, WILL SELL 10. woR
w., a. rs- Sturdy Sep, a 10Y o'elock u, rnhon
By ss,rnees The sn,ire ssok o. HonssSd rarnr
inssher VIII az brnses and Ingram carpes g pier
pusA sss and ssrss ", Pso ps asa xrn
sny rs os sr,sasos pnas r.sss b Ssss
nssec Wardroors Lounges &c every LOO 70 be psempory
MAHK-BRowrks NICHOLS, AucTroxEERs, Will
W eel a. auction q their sslescoms Nassau srss the
day Frdayl, SEPT H. at o'cock handsome ran Nara
.sspsd sound knd and gentle; free frpr al oks b.
handled ~ sdy or chld ois ksnAs h(sA
my one ~ want a. reliable horse for ady or child WI DO
vel 20 lock ~ this orA.
NoTCE-fHE SALE AT AUCTION ov YHK YuRNI-
Ti.Ss "a rsss ~. SPIN pnY,s :SrSs
he sss,hsT vii BE- made on nosdy ssgt - silH ococs
q ue hsr
pAwrBRowERg sAIR or wArCHK3 yEwU.Ry
In &C.. ~ ,o SkIsI AiAh ascs.ssy- q nswsry vii
EArrDgs slseve Busoaa 0es Guard ~ and YEA CAzina
psters Lever ~ vevye wsschs. a ivrs h Of cArpea
cskc~ Articles By order q .. L. Phnpa oasharne sired
DAvrrRoKERr eAfR.-yoHU uoRrrvvr Arc
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Ar DOUGHTY, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL. 10. woR.
.a rov ssurssy sept a lo* O'Clock = us rnhon
BY order assirnees the nre nk of Housshod rurnir
tnReher With sx Bnses and Ingram Carpets r frame uier
fnd msnfei sNrors par,r assjts
covered plush troes'e and hsrciss PsrIor and Arm
thsna Issc Aetes Sfaa marble top Centre Tables mso
gsny Gard Tables dc Chsrr exensn Dining rsbss vrss
inE bureaus Waslsisnds ne5sssaSs Na,trrszss Pal
-" - "s"tN"as
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SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
A BAsE OPPORTUNITY FOR PERSONS IN WANT OF
hrs onet Furniture or Household Ss9ds q any
No rs Clinton place IL nsA street few dora ws.; Of
The s sao
for senes and fan ny AL % o.s s sDaSs Il ns
Seven octave rosewood Piano Pier and M.ps ornansS,
ssny Psricr Dining room and cSsmbsr rich Win
y e sas e. o
sss s e he &c ss C
M -.
day Frdayl Sept H. al t O'Clock q their sassroom Ills
Gold Gold q spd g sl; Sa. ws .a,s
sensrsi ssor.@eni Of Jewsry.
s s,ns Pi. sslTs Ware mSs'
:. D''-' = " JAMES sTILwxLL co. A..isnes.
AUcrIoN HorIcE.-M. DOUGHTY. AgcrIoNEER,
.s 1e. as ss q Puruurs
and ~ rs Sgs and sos sad f.s arm
cS.s Centre 'Hs On rsa.as Dining Tables
S.. he Whole 70
Be perempsorpy sold for ca.h 70 The hs hss bidder
- PRIVATE sALE-sPENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNI
s ss s1d ~ whole
s6 and WI Be sold in lots 70 .us pnrsha: T. a Les .ha.
Of really Glass Furniture invited examine above
ussfol and Ornamental 80 '' '''' ''
a and s. INaRAHAM-This day, = II o'cl ck, ia the
ana casy show cssss
Psno, F.i Hs &C. 10 1I'''' o''n ~ go
A. s1s q AE ASs75NF 55 Irving Buildings s and
FRypAY EyEsNG sspS 81 s,o ocss and x..
lansous Books sta,ionery Envelope, Ac
pRowsR NICHOLS, AuorloxEERs
A,,O< c,ocs !, Cur ,ss ssp, N,,..u stree,
Sale Of egnt Household Furniture msde BY Dessolr and
SsT % s1S ss1
s S sS.ss
Fss Tables Lounges 40 also lot .: Kisshsa
Asisnse sale Of the stock looking gls .curs
quantity
IL of updnh ioci so"s Too. s &C. 'ssns' WIN
same plsce; a u O'Clock,
100 pairs bessfed linen States Navy Pants entirely
new Now ready Ter EXAMINATION
BROWNE NICHOLS, AucTroNeERs-rHIs DAT
san Of Top susges
so 81 :si; s''
DRowNE 4 NICHOLS, AucrIoYEERs SATURDAY.
ID Sept ~ O'Clock. in from, OF ssirsroos
1@ n Ii sssa Ss lie
BY lady; very fine. ETY.. animal Sold The
PY LOCKWOOD BROS, IS MURRAY STREET.
LARGE R. sssE nj S.fi:. a III
loo PIECES BLACK AND ooLoRED SILKS, &c, &c.
EDwAKD sonEEoK AgcTIoEEKs
II MPOkIERs SAIL OF
FseL ~. r ds 1CS and
2lst insis ., 10Y O'Clock. At their saesroom. No in
I a. Ss ssss ss:ss
u' rfw sszx dsSsas np
sFvREs AND FRKHCH CHINA VASES,
oer r AND fss Gss sE
KIE0AkT ORkoLU DOORS. SILVER PLATED WARE
. s 81 Sa Fl on a. he -
room LADIES and the PUBLIC GENERALLY. invited 70
s.sISs s. purchaser. can have sr goods carefully
II y. LUDLow.. AUCrIosEER-rHE ELEaANr
ss /. auction. s 90 Hsas.y Sep, T.
owner sans o Europe, s elegant hcas.scd furniture,
Works q ATT 40 contained therein consstirg Of q
ing. fancy spring AMI hair Mar dinner
n,ars sse fancy sae.or eos .sa .sss
Z. = T:e: IS ass :ns
To- sslSc. TIE s9a;: and q .crs. Also advertised %
n COTTON, .AuCrIoHKER-LARoEA AND GESrKEI.
dc,ss@ hsssSd 81 Psnn s na and
snire furniture % large house in Brooklyn 80
ne q .e e. s ety. . = se Oils Day SEPT y
Iosn; bedroom and s;:snssi s.G Ich css SUI.
Old on Painans by Guido and $500 HaiI cAa patent
cempe.s so China and ci.s"sre table caaery RisSsn
Furniture 4c c.s,osues early this morning 4 ios ruloa
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NICHOLS, AucTroxEFRs. WILL
!u eel Al auction ~ their salesrpoms Nassau srs- the
Day prdsyl, seIt o'clock. handsome roam Nara
Warranted sound kd and geue free fDr Ill svcks can b.
handled ~ lady cha ola is ksnAs hlrS
Any one ~ want ~ reliable horse for ady or child viii 40
well 10 lock ~ this onA.
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r. y. LUDLOW, AUCTIosEER-T ELEaAEr
good, ks1 At spuyten Duyvil II LUDLOW CO., win
sell auction Monday Sept ~ ls60 aa ny O'Clock
owner going 10 Europe, he elegant Hous-hod Furniture
rosewood black walnut and cottage pArlo dining
bedroom Furniture and beautiful patterns OH Paint
fancy Arca spring ana hair MAr dinner
tea Sets e china su o.s: &s osesser with hs hichss Fur
raj large Brsmsh Hens 40 The Hudson nver Railroad
Cbnmbs at on o'clock Thirty
lCz A. NJ The az ncrss also Advertised 70
be sold has been disposed Of IT private sale.
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"A. vHIIxBi.s isasRH0ID On sARoI.AY sYRmI
a. T. BLEKCKkR, eoN 90. willpell n aucsion. On mor
daY, sept -, q ~ O'Clock NJ merchene' Ezchasee, u
pired lesse \? lot No % barclay street. near 0rcenv &c
street. The lease expires Eeps l. ls, ~ gromnd
are pepper corn per annurn, tavea and assemwents
Hoise n lxto with story exeue1pn covering entir
positive.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

NJ PERSON DEsIROts or ENTERING INTO A
n lucrative business having pisi Of few hundred
doilsrs w hesr o. splendh chance by addrsssnE nd
wsrds bcx ~ Pest o1ce Brooklyn. rks tbs
piying OF Wholesale nh aoods Of entirely
chscer whch has already BEEN tested No
Do sltue of capital need apply.
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UCTIoN HOTICE-M. DOUGHTY. AUCrIONEER
"A viii se this day (riday), Sept a. at lor o'clock At
IS Nassau street large assortment OF Household Furniture
ingram and Brussels Cags mahogany and ROSE wood Parr
Chairs Tables Oil PspnRs extension Dining Tables
Bookcases dressing Bureaus. Washsauds Bedsteads MAJ
Psasses Lounges Wardrobes &c &C. the whole
be perenptoriy sold for canh 70 the his bidder
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Al II O'Clock. q The sAlewrooma No ~ Pine street.
Recsvers sale Of large stock OF choice Groceries Wines
and eA-by order cf the
bisch Teas Cofeee. white, yellow and oodee suxaru
apices Pickles sauces on Olives ssrdines AaocAron
YuinA Bsndies Hourben whiaAsy chsmparne CiArss Port
Sherry ether wnes Havana German and dome~xic
gas: Platform Scass he This sale h well worthy
the sitenon the city and country Catalogues viii
be ready the morning Of sale
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IIEfR1 IT LEEDH, AUCTTONEKR.
IL ~. n. IEkDS Co VIII sell BY auction Saturday.
Sept q II O'Clock, frun store ~ Nassau sree-A
pal, o. veil acAed BLACK Hor. kiod and rensie 70
L. have trced single, In So ard the believes
sos IN months together sold only be the
further for thsm- Aiso Pony, Cer Harness
Canadian Pony Is lands heh dun color old Kind
and gerue In al hsrness and under the ssdde ysh
built 70 order. suitable for work pupcssa and Harness 70
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HEERY y; LKyDs. AucfroNEER II. n. LEEDS
III CO.. viii sell. BY aueftou Saturday sept "a nj lOl
ocork at the sslesrorm q Nss~su Household Furp
tre removed for convenience Of sale Of
and ingram CaSpeta ~ood suits mahogAsy Butts
CLOTH ro<swoe and mahogany marble top WashsAnda csnr
Tables oh library SUIT IN repa rete Tetes GOOD
crockefv &c Further particular In specda1
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SALES Ar AUUrOn.

DAwNBRoKKR's sALR-B. LEVY 4 co xnnrTn~-
GERS e osssarDs street vii sen, this DAY. Il ioi<
ocock large lot OF hens Clnthng slk and other Dresse
shsws Quiis, BAnksts DC. BY order OF e- ''~'.'
II. BARNETT. IL Groenwfoh avanus
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-15
FURTHER BY THE STEAMSHIP CANADIAN


NEW ORR may l4.--fuflher particulars oy the
steamship .Sanaa'ah give glowing accounts OF tne
recepaloh 81 ION nayers ~ Lisetpoei' on nohoay'
NY own ui'.
efea1 enthusiasm presaiieu aiohs ene masses
throushous 'ne Guy ms lflufpnai eh.ty was sne
cause OF thnch cone,e.ula'ion ino uay was Spent
as thohgii II were ilo.iaay ~ ~ s''la .as among
.he numerous eApress,oas " nool pa,a hlh' .ne
mal1itaae aisehsaseu 'he hu1ses Winon 1eIe -
.achea y - oan..a' asa, aaa snsa uie" mn = 'a'
nolei "heie !. ne ,i'enuou 90 opp'ns' ~
since ',e anaeSaon nav, :, sasay 'ae faensm aoa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-15
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP FULTON.

NEw YORK, May lathe steamship Fulton, of
the Havre and southampton line of steamers, has
arrived at this port
and her adyices are therefore, anticipated by the
steamship Canadian.
The ship Neptune, from New Orleans. went
bly, be saved.
bee, is ashore on Gampbelltown Rocks, and will
probably prove q total wreck.
Three hundred thousand pounds sterling Of gold
have been received from Australia during the past
week.
The steamship Batavia arrived at Southampton
from Norfolk on the 2sth ult.
The French markets are generally dull, with very
little change in prices.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-15


CAFE RACE, May little steamship Canadian,
Of the Canadian line Of steamers, passed oT this
point last night ON her way TO Quebec.
she LEFT Liverpool on Wednesday, the 2d inst. :,
touched at Queenstown the following day, and con-
sequently brings fonr days later intelligence than
was received by the Brazil
The steamship Niagara, from Boston, via Halifax
and Queenstown, arrived at Liverpool on the s0th
ult
The steamship Anglo-Saxon, from Quebec, ar
rived at Liverpool on the I'd inst
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, May s.-The sales OF Cotton for the
'hree business days SINCE the saling OF the steam
snip Brazil amounted to $4,000 bales, OF which
spectators and exporters took 5000.
vancing tendency. Prices, however, are generally
unchanged.
adslces ron manchester commune 70 De OF "a
fofapie character. Inc market closed nrni, ana In
some cases higher prices had been obtained.
Ihe Breadstuils market generally closed dull.
There was but little nquiry-the prices weak.
Inc weather has been favorable for the growing
crops.
Flour closed dull prices were easier, but quo
tauons generally unchanged. Ked wheat ls quoted
= A0s' -. ~ - " INV - ~ A-Ss, 49,
closed dull, and prices slightly declined; Yellow
Corn is quoted at 35s Sd. to $685. per quarter; White
IS selling at 36s. to 37s
The PROVISION market generally closed quiet.
Beet closed quiet, and quotations are but barely
maintained. Pork closed quiet; Old Pork IS quoted
&C ois. 6d. 70 bos. iacon ciosea hrm. Middies are
quoted at 52s. to 5is. Lard closed duh at 6ss
Sugar closed steady at previous quotations.
nuIh rFl fuYnA tla1T
generally maintained.
LIVERPOOL, Thursday Afternoon, May 2-The
Cotton market generally closed steady. The sales
OF Wednesday and Thursday foot up II 800 bales,
ofwhicb spectators and exporters took $500.
The imports during the week thus far amount to
400 bales.
The imports on Thursday amounted to $3.50
bales.
The Produce market is generally unchanged.
LONDON. May 3.-Consols for account closed at
s4l to 94sc. Bank rates are unchanged.
| General and Political Intelligence.
The English Government were negotiating TO lay
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-15

Not long ago. at village in Belgium, young
lady in full dress was seen walking on the roof Of
house. Inquiry developed the fact that she was
in fit of delirium, resulting from fever and that
she had risen from sick bed, dressed herself, and
gone by window to the roof. All endeayors to
persuade her to ceme down by the way she had
ascended proved fruitless. Two skaters were sent
to bring her down, but before they reached her
she leaped off. Strange to say, she was but little
injured by the fall, as her crinoline had swelled
ont, and diminished the velocity of her descent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-15
VOLUME Kill.
II EsOLUTIONs ADOPTED UNANIMOUSLY AT
- THE GENERAL MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC
STATE RIGHTS CENTRAL CLUB OF NEW ORLEANS
Held The h May inst and respectfully submitted to the
= E.crs stsSa

STATE RIGHTS CENTRAL CLUB or NEW ORLEANS
Held The h May inst and respectfully submitted to the
People of Louisiana.
Whereas The Democratic National Convention lately
bed Charleston s. c. did, the Sd OF this month or May
adjourn Baltimore there ts bors tho 18Th june
next proceed the nomination Of candidates for the Pre
dency and yice-Fresidency Or tho United States;
Whereas The States whose delegates have Withdrawn from
Convention among which the State of Louisiana,
invited delegates in ie place Of those who have
thus seeded that said delegates participate In the
labors of the Convention as adjourned;
BE Resolved by the Central State Rights Democratic Club
Of New Orleans That those Democrats throughout the State
and resolved abide BY and sustain the
nominations which shall be made by the said National Demo
cratic Convention baltimore, and who adhere tile cnen
natl Platform with he additions made ythe said National
Democratic Convention Charleston be aud they hereby
respectfully invited primary meetings in their
pece parishes for The Of eectns delegates to State
Convention be held Donaidsonyille e first Wednesday
OF June ~ there to organize and elect delegation from
this Sae represent fe Democracy thereof the adjourned
Democratic Convention be held baltimore the ls Of
June next. si 5 s
Resolved That all such TO all sorts Of division
the Democratic ranks who dcpecac the organization of
parties aud tie raising Of oou issues under the irritating
distinctions oil Union and Anti Union and movements and
all faith In the fidelity and enlightened patriotism
Of the States whose delegations unfortunately seeded from
the Convention at Charleston and oil such determined to
the nominees who be agreed npSa Baltimore by
Democratic National Convention held there the 18th
June invited unite t.e Efforts for the promotion
good feeling and fellowship In the Democratic raaks
prevent possible the evils which threaten the Repu
c IL the only party that successfully resist tho growing
influence and check the aggressive tendencies and the attitude
OF the Republican party the Nor i4 .olyed and split
into fragments:
Resolved That the Democrats of New Orleans and all sne
determined join them in the coming Presidential
and support cordially thc nominees the National Dem
oeFac Convention, and to adhere the platform Charleston
hereby invited 10 meet at the time and place hereafter be
designated delegates p1nadsonyle
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-15

THE WAY LOUIS NAPOLEON MANAGED THE Vo-
TIERS IN E1cE.-The Paris correspondent of the
New York Journal of Commerce explains the
mode by which the Emperor of France procured
the all but unanimous vote for annexation to
France. \ host Of French peddlers have inundated
the cities and villages of Nice and Savoy, selling
all kinds of goods 25 per cent. under the usual
prices presenting counterfeit price lists of French
commercial houses, and informing the people that
all goods henceforth would be SOLD equally as
cheap under the soft, paternal rnle of his Majesty
Emperor Napoleon the Third. The saYoyard
peasants, who are very little educated, of course
believed such evident proofs Of the blessed influ-
ence of French rule, and concluded that they
ought to vote in favor of annexation, in order to
share those blessings.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-15
Arrivals art the Hotels Yesterday.

V: " gaAREs HnTEtlant Iorgnnt Ala; Paine,
z H Compton, La " Eiuder Miss: John K Milen Afk. i j
Haninana, Dhie L Z Ball. Ala; Il Holland Ark T s PuIk
CITY HoTEI.aIrs N q Brooks ard ss Ia u Powell; w
Atkinson nd; Afford In J u Crawford w ii shaw Y.
iisfi amin and lady Ia: ] Adm T D Paae A j Patterson
p fa@s, a long Mis- s . Lepg i Ms Long, Mss
lnents. Y; Dean CHM; Jones: Warren " II Warrn
Jackson, Mo- 4 Penbis. Mis-. Mrs Tyler feSas. MIL
Texas Mis- L DAVIS, Aane Booth, Texas Richd Hopen
IF Hardek IeSas > spnrks, Henry IanIaHce. Ia; i
HtIupsttHd, Mis-. r Curtis La
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-15

patch of Saturday last from Selma, Ala, says:
There was grand 'impromptu rally here last
night to respond to the glorious news from Balti-
more.
The nomination of Bell and Everett was eordi-
ally ratified.
Speeches were made by Messrs. Byrd, Phillips
and Frow Wings, and by Alex. White and J. W.
Lapsley, who have recently been acting with the
Democrats.
Guns were fired aud great enthusiasm prevailed.
Middle Alabama is strong for the Union.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-15
pa,.;s ..oorrosnonde n relates ME foIlowine !.

A Paris correspondent relates the following = I
heard an amusing anecdote the other day, illustra
tive of French ineompetency to master any foreign
language. A young married lady, welded to o
German or Dutehman, was making purchases in
the Chaussee d Autn. AT length she desired the
things purchased might be sent to her address.
!. And yonr name. ma'ama Really, sir am pot
acquainted with my name: | was the Princess
and Ihase married the Baron-fenIer
-Tenser you viii call my servant, who is at
the door. think he kuows.'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-15


The total receipts at the Texas ports last week
were 10, ,4i9 bales. This is p-r-o-d-i-g-i-o-u-s.
The mails came through yesterday, with dates as
late as due. The Jackson Railroad is in full opera
ton. We learn that the Board of Directors went
out on Saturday as far Canton to take per-
sonal view and inspection of the road. They re-
turned yesterday, and give highly satisfactory
account of the general prospects of the road.
They put folks through now in about three days
and half to New York. This will afford splendid
opportunity to carry to or bring the yellow fever
from New York. No quarantine on railroad.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-15

One Of the leading London papers says that the
Armstrong battery, sent TO China, has been SO un
skfuly shipped as to be useless, or nearly SO. This
mishap is made the vehicle of strong attack on
the Government, whose Administrative skill, it is
contended, has in no wise been improved since the
disasters in the Grimea
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-15

Runaway NEaRoEs-When the Massachusetts,
delegation to the Democratic Convention goes to
Baltimore, on the 18th of June, people who own
slaves there, would do well to keep an eye upon
them tthe slaves) or they may be run off" The
steamer which took them down to Charleston
seems to have driven quite brisk business in that
line. True the delegation had their vessel stopped
at sea, on their way home, to send backz-with a
great fuss-a colored person, who was smoked out
in the hold. But some people begin to suspect
that all that was mere make believe, to cover up
description How that is, it is difficult to say; hut
there can be no doubt that another : nggern was
oa board and that that Niger is, by this time,
considerably on his way, per U. K; K, to Canada.
IN. Y. EXpress.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-15
pERRY's NON EXPLOSIVE. cAMrHEsr

DERRY,S NON EXPLOSIVE. CAMPHEEE,
BURNING FLUID AND PATENT BURNERS
PATENT COAL OIL I4AMPS--in great variety.
REFINED KEROSENE OR COAL OIL ~
Which burns without odor smoke
PAPER HANGINGs-A good assortment.
@e5@ 81o5s.q LAMPS AND CHANDELIERS
In great quantity and variety
SPERM, LARD, COTTON SEED and MACHINERY OILS
complete Of STOVES, among which tie eel
ebrsed GLOBE COOKING STOVES the cheapest good Stove
in the market.
PLATED AND BRITANNIA WARE.
TABLE CUTLERY together with general assortment of
House Furnishing Goods mention for sale at
the lowest prices by ~
40 srn liz Poydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-15
WEATHER AND CRors IN ST. MARY's PARISH
The Franklin Banner of Saturday last says:

TIC TtEhhIIn baHher q satuEdHy iast says: =
What is the matter with the weather this season?
Here in latitude 20 deg. on the 10th OF May, fires
are not only comfortable but necessary. Yegeta.
ton shrinks at such weather, and waits for
change. We have had so many cold nights ana
mornings during the spring that the stnbbe cane
has hardly dared venture cut, aud the plant cane
and CORN have felt somewhat embarrassed.