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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04
TO THE new ORLEANS CRESCENT
,ArEn FROM NEW mnxIooy
ARRIVAL or rnE SANTA Ri NAIL

Inv THE AsxnrcAb AVID NATIoNAL hTSEs.J
sr. Loris, July 3.The Santa Fc mail, with ad-
vices from New Mexico to the 18th ut, has arrived
at Independence, in this State.
Owing to the scarcity Of rain in New Mexico this
year, the crops are almost entirely destroyed.
United States troops now stationed in Utah are
expected to arrive in the Territory of New Mexico
towards the latter part Of the month Of July.
IT is expected that when they arrive q general
famine will prevail, which may cause them to I'm
dergo suiferings.
The NaFajoc tribe Of Indians are becoming very
insolcnt, and fears Of their invading settlements in
different portions Of the country are entertained,
unless they are Immediately chastised.
.... River Intelligence
VfcEsBrRG, July 3.-The steamer y. II. Fairchild
passed down at 4 O'Clock this morning.
The Champion passed down at 4, the Lafourche
at ) and the John Raine this evening.
LOUISVILLE, July 3.--The Ohio river at this point
continues TO fall with three feet of water in the
canal.
Weather and Thermometer.
LOUISVILLE, July 3.--Tho weather has been very
warm throughout the day.
The mercury at two O'Clock this afternoon stood
at $50 above zero.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04
NUMBER Io4.

meeting move for reconsideration Of the vote on
the resolution as TO policemen.
The Committee on Streets and Landings reported
fayorabiy to concurrence in several resolutions Of
private nature. Conearred jn
Theyrecommended the rejection Of the resollt on
OF the Board Of Assistant Aldermen for the re-
moya Of bridge from the properly of Mr. FITCH
CT. The report was cDneurred in.
They recommended concurrence N sardry other
resolutions Of the other Board, some ef thcm with
amendments. They were eoncurTed n.
Mr. Wiitz tflen moved 70 call up the resolution
relative to public psnting. Tie motion carried,
ard the resolution was adopted. Mr. HARRISON
gaTe notice tb&t nc would Esake a motion to rel
consider the vote at the next meeting. TIE Board
then vent into executive session.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04
VOLUME Kill.
0eu Orleans Duly Crestent.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, july ], 1860.
DIsUNIoN.

This being the national anniversary, day of
Jubilee throughout our whole vast repnbc--a day
on which disunion sentiments are apt to weaken,
and the love of the Union to grow warmer and
stronger--we think we cannot offer anything onthe
subject Of disunon more lively or agreeable than
the following. tits not Fourth of July oration
but it is a composition which was read recently by
young lady graduate at the exhibition of The Girls
High School in Louisville, Ky. AS it was pro
nonnccd one Of the two best compositions read on
the occasion, it was sent to US by friend; and we
have no Hesitation in publishing it as an excellent
thing, we'll worthy Of perrsal in these disunion
times, and especially on this, the only outand out
Union day Of the year:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04

A MINISTER KILLED BY LIGHTNING learn
from correspondent at Litteton, N. H., that
Elder George, Frewill Baptist minister, residing
in Franconia, was instantly killed by lightning,
body was badly mangled. The fluid fractured his
skull, tore off part of one ear and hrn4zesi-sline
in several places. He was riding on horseback at
the time, and the casualty so instantaneous
that his horse fell dead with him without chang
ing their relative positions. Elder George was
universally respected in this community. He
leaves widow and several children.
[Boston Journal
Mankind are split into companies which follow
their eaptains. but see little of geaelals.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04

A thing takes its character from the way in
which we view it. Tins, when DR.. spooner dined
with 8 friend who had three turbulent SONS, and
they got into at the table resulting i'll throw
ing the soup in each others faces the father turned
to the Doctor with the simple remark, Boys will
be lively SIR
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04

publican of Friday last has the following
Some time ago, man, passing himself off as W.
T. johnson, stole valuable mule in Bullnch
county, and rode him SO hard in attempting to
escape that the mule was killed. johnson was
then overtaken and confined in Bulloch county jail,
from which he succeeded in escaping, but was
again arrested in Emanuel county by party in
pursuit from Buoch. When overtaken, he was
mounted on stolen horse The captors returned
with johnson to BuoCh county, and when near
the courthouse seize1 the unfortunate thief and
hung him to a tree where he was found suspended
last Tuesday morning, dead. The parties are
KNOWN and we hear that the citizens of the county
against JheUl,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04

"Why, Jenny said one professional heggar to
another, 'are yon going to knock oil already 7
It's only O'clock" No, You mutten head re-
spondnd the other, who engaged in unbnek-
ling his crutch. "lm onlysgoing 10 put it on the
other knee. Yap don't suppose feli0w can beg
all day, on the same leg, do yanf1
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04

RouGR-Once at Villers Gotteretss q savorise
seat OF the Duke of Orleans, the conversation nap
pening to turn upon rouge, and ~ use py elderly
women Mme. de Genlis, who " As preseni. Observed
that she coaldnnt understand why it shaad require
an effort todress without it, and when the company
present discovered polite signs of iRefeaullty. she
believed she was sincere. and to convince them,
She bet discretion with lhe then Duke OF Chartres
Afterwards Egdlise. that she would keep her word.
A discretion is bet in which neither the article
nor amount wagered is mentioned. The thirtieth
birthday Of the lively lady found her without paint
and also found in her cabinet an immense doll
sisaing at her desk. pen in hand, and with head
feet Law portfolio containing note paper, gold sad
silver powder, sealing wax. penknite, rule, pair
Of scissors and the ike while. upon one side Of 1t
was ream of the finest writing paper, and "a the
other, thirty-two blank octave volumes bcand in
green morocco and twenty -four small unea in red.
The style Of payment was extremely graf tSSing to
the proliiio author and she never resume drouge.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04

If YOU want 10 know how to keep policemen out
of your kitchen, hire eenh whose husband is d
poiieeman He will take care that no other police
man is admitted TO paGsske of the good things Of
vour establishment.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04

William E. Cav, the actor at New York who
threw a bottle af vitriol in the face of his wife,
Mary Cav, an actress, is sentenced 10 one years
imprsalmeut IN the penitentiary and to pay nne
Of ESQ.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04

Xaohari,ah Rnheeis WAS killed IL. GFeyson GauntEe
Va, on The 18th inst., by asmes lsep With whose
father he was fighting,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04
ss All msny n u ife shall saud her hair,
And many a child cry Wo l. me =
I'M I'M 1 Inr.melI.s ~ luar. .hanrhl NicInl \ p

Only nine of the company were left unhurt and
as they gathered in council in the chill air OF the
spring evening, how gloomy ~Gs tho prospect
before them. More than one hundred miles from
their homes in the heart Of the wilderness, with
the savage foe, beaten, indeed but familiar with
the ground, and able at any moment to cut them
oil. 1t must be remembered that by the loss of
their packs they were left without morsel of food.
They had fought the whole day with only the
morning meal. Their nearest supplies We're at the
fort forty miles distant through the forest. Eleven
of their number were severely wounded, but
thought themselves able to travel OF three others
mortally wounded. one expired during the consnl-
tation. Nine lay with their brave commander in
death, and must be left unburied
About midnight as the rays of the rising moon
stole the dark forests and lighted mp the peace
fu waters OF the pond, the little band took last
look at tho scene of their dreadful encounter, and
| bidding their dying comrades FAREWELL set out OF
| their hazardous Journey homeward.
| Many interesting incidents of their sufsgings an
/ the march are preserved, but our spaca VIII aat
allow the recital here. EARLY in June Col. Tying,
| with q. small company, went TO the paae OF SETON
and buried the dead, and there, with no other
monument than the dark pines baaeath Wnieh
they fell, have these brave men slept ton Nearly
/ century and "a half.
/ IN this time of monumental eAsetioss, let mo-
i these heroes of the forest be forgotten
i with f,otseps slow shall travellers go,
L Whe e tosewell's Pond shines clear and bright,
| nd ma K til- piaee where ihhSs arc laid
4 Who isil IL f.ovrwellS bioais fight,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04

SEA ArroRNEY.--phe body of a horse was
placed on Southern Wharf q few daTR since as q
bait for sharks, by one of our expert and daring
amateurs Of shark hunting, TVS large sharks
were soon attracted 10 This aelico@s dish, and one
of them was captured on "Wednesday evening.
IGAarIesfon Courier,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04
Le,e.yeIl,a s.lsl.t-slax ~, 1a:...

From tho worcester tSfazsY spyJ
The thrilling narTatives connected With the ea9ly
history of the country lose none CT Eher interest
time rece1eS. 1t is worthy efsSYt to transmit
from generation 10 generation the story Of tho
heroic daring, patient suffering and Hnshaken for
titade which characterized eur sirss The brave
men who followed Lo#e}FeH into the very lair of
the savage, and there, at the foot cf the White
Mountains, and by the shore Of that foresight
lakelet, laid down their lives in deadly grapplc
with the foe, deserve a memorial beyond any they
have hitherto received.
With this view, the proposal was made al the.
Concord encampment last fell that the military Of
Massachusetts, should erect suitable monument
in memory of those early citizen soldiers 7Tho fell
in the forest I35 years ago. The plan met with
much favor, and subscriptions are now being made
to carry it into effect The anniversary of the battle
occurs the 10th inst, and to enlist more gene
raj interest in the movement, we condense the fol-
lowing sketch OF Loveweli's campaign from an ae-
count furnished for literary journal in lsfe, by
Seba Smith, Esq. the original Jack Downing;
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04
TNREDEGAI. LOCOMOTIVE
a AND MACHINE WORKS
Rfchmond, Virginia.

JOSEPH R. ANDERso a CO.,
-aArrrAcTuaaRs or
Locomotive, Portable Strictly Portable,
And
STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES
OIRGULAE AND SASH SA W MILL S,
Sugar Mills, Gin sbafting,
An4 sfasy article s Machinery required By the Southern
Alb
Car wes and Aes Bar Iron, Bridge Bolts, Spikes Chairs
sud oia4 Ralsoad aenas Iron Trucks ee etc.. Iron and
D''e EDMUND NJ. IgENs,
General Agent,
sg7 selen--lytw No 100 arapler stree, Nsp- Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04
" My pen IL bsd aud my ink ispale
Nj, tf,ti4 t,,. ,l,,,, ..J,,,ii ,,,,rA,. q, Il ,

We may now for the first time fling our dusty
books to the four Winds and shout in unison, Lib
erty and Dis-union, now and forever" Hardly
yet dove realize how great an event has trans
pred tonight; here, in the fare of gaslght and
the soft flow of music, have we accomplished what
many fearing win not dare to attempt-the destrue-
ton Of the union and tomorrow will find us with
separate hopes, separate ambitions, and rejoicing
in the motto, & pluribus ntne.um.n
Statesmen, editors, poets. stump.orators news
boys, cease your camor. The unions dissoloved.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04
,l' 1,Ss;s,GOnHx Is WEALTH,
0Ii.IIAisI1 raBLEs -nlLLlA4sD rAsLtAA

: 11r1,tIAfSi9 IA VA&sLE1s-BlLLAAEsD'E 'EABhaaA
as ...... ST. LOUIS STREET. .-............S5
Under the st. Louis Hotel.
ha HtoIm the public that he has
10 keen constantly on hand BILLIARD TABLES
son tfo celebrated raanufactory Of j. W. BRUNSWICK
onciunau OF all criptions and prices; such as
ROSEWOOD
If BIRDS EYE MAPLE, MAHOGANY,
BIRCH ANp OAK.
wa, Marble Slate Wood Bed Also iaFatele Tables
- rams Pool Boe s Gushians, Cloths Gnes Pockets Cue
Ibes Ten Pin Rals and everything appertainne to Bill
nsrds other games. g.
,s..ls. Marble I,a and st. tgeuis Billi, d RonmF.
- es A. ". MERRIAM.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04

Mlih flOtsieps AInw NhnII ttAYtIsfssu,
Whe g Iosewell's Pond shines clear and Bright,
And ma X ti.- place where ihasa arc laid
Mhn ltll il ToEeMell's hoetla tight.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04
s,K.ALDaSG's RIStraIslaD oLUss!
SPALDlEG's PREPARED GfEBl
5 sPALpTNG's PREPARED oLuEi
Save the ptecesl

&c n 0 N II u = A 4
ss-"A ssit.h in Tins Saves Eine."-zs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04

MAJ eales Cases containing four eight, and twelve
sesa beautiful Lbograph show-Cad accompanying each
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04

We must part. How many eloquent things l
might say, suited to the occasion, if only possess
ed the pen of Shakespeare or the ink-stald Of
Prentice; but, classmates, in the language of the
amorous swain of six years, though
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