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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-30

The Mil on tie Floss, by FHlot. .
Major Thorpe's Scenes in Arkansas.
Tie var in Nicaragua.
I've After M-rriage-The Bsnished Son-Helsn
snd Anhur-by Mrs. HPntz.
Old Leaves Gathered from Household Words.
Life and Speeches Of Senator Douglas.
The Kellys snd the O'Kellys.
Nt~Ilette-Jayne Eyre-by CurTer Bell.
The Three Clerks, by Anthony TroIlope
The Little Beauty, by Mrs. Grey.
Tom Browns School Days I Rsgby.
Beuiah.
The Fate of Sir Johu Franklin Discovered.
The DISCARDED Dasgater-siv's, or the Secret Of
Po~er-The Two 9 sters-The Three Beau,
tes-by Mrs. soG;hworth.
The Marble Faun, by Hawthorne
Say and Seal.
Cathara Clyde;
Walter Ashwuod.
GulVer's TraVc,e.
The virginians, by Thackeray.
NJ jor Jones CoustshiP and Tnrel'
Simon sugg's Adventures and Travels.
Sam Slick in Tcxas.
Memoirs Of vidcsq.
Adam Bedc.
Inquire Within.
Love-Woman--by Michelei.
Tasso's Jerusr en- Delivered, a very hue copy.
Marshall's Life Of Washington.
Gayarre's History OF Louisiana.
Love Me Little, Love Ne Long.
FANNY, from the French of Erne.t Faydeau.
Brazil and the Braziilians.
Also, a e e assOrtmeu, of BIBLES ard PR AYER
BOOKS.
UHARPER's MAGAZINE. for july. je3o
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-30

Do JrsTIcE.--We have on several occasions
observed paragraphs and local Information
obtained rom our paper By the True Delta
without the proper credit, while At The same
tjne our cotemporary would lie Acknowledged
ior whatever was extracted from his -heet--
We have thought Of abiding to this matter
before. The omission. was doubtless inadv,r.
tent, and the affair is a t.. either a small one
but We have 10 desire to have our existence
repuiiated through the injustice of noa-re
cognition, whenever our paper contains any
thing worthy of reproduction ard If any
intyl!ig, nee is "learned' from il, il is nothing
more than just that it should be stated.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-30

t<S~One of the largest and best Sc
lected assortments of A No. l Harness
and Saddles ever brought to this mar
ket, has just arrived and can now be
seen at the shop of our enterprising and
popular fellow townsman, A. w. SCorf.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-30

Cur HER ToSaUE OUr.--A m named
O'Connell, residing in Albany, N. Y, so en-
ICED her husband by constant abuse, that,
he was administering a severe lecture
>eized her by the throat, choked
and nipped of the end Of il
Nears.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-30

pa~The Great Eastern, has at length
arrived in New York. Gotham, is all
agape !-completely nonplussed (! Oh,
We mighty canoe, wonder if yell ever
be able to climb up the Massassippa,
and show yerself at the beautiful little
city of Persimmonville?
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-30

A BREcKENRIpGE CLUB.--Let our young
men at once the organization Of a
breckenridge Club, and start the campaign
with a will. The sooner the better.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-30

DG~Ridicule in skilful hands, and
well directed, will always produce an
effect on the mind, and never disappoint
the views of those who use it.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-30
Horse Shoeing.
MARKS.

PESPECIFULLY informs his iriendsA
~ and the public in general that hagingN u
purchased the interest OF Mr.. Kennedy mS..oy.
his Blacksmith shop, oil the corner OF Maia aaa.
GTeaud streets, he will in future carry on blsi,'.
ness at that place, OIL his own account, ana
trusts TO receive a portion of the public patron
age. lei
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-30

Found IT OUT At LAsT-What? Why, to
spell the name of the amusement they call
firing at Wooden Chickens. What il it, then?
1t is p APP eg-a.ut. We are indebted to the
Opelousas Courier.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-30
FOR PRESIDENT,
Presidential Electors.

LIST Electoral D~istricL-Judse OCTAVE ROUS-
SEAU, Elector-PIERRE LALOSTE. Sub-Elec-
tor.
I'd DistricL-BERNARD AVEGNO, EIector-
c. ID. YANCY, Sub-Eiector
Sd District-TRASlMONp LANDRY, Elector
F. :. GOODE, Sub-ElectoS.
All DiStrict-B. b. SHINES, E~lectOT-JULES
LEBLANC, Sub-Elector.
5h Disrict-JULES q. OLIVIER, Elector-J.
X. ELGEE. Sub ElectOr.
9Th Diariet-W. NJ. LEVY, EIector-W. K.
PECK. Sub-Eiector.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-30
TIMOTHY FAY, VI. d.,
OF BATON ROUGE,
. 2 AZ q 2 s Y

TAKES tbs med um Of saying &
4 TO his old friends and patrons Of -
Ibervi le. that. desiring 10 LILY
date them PROFESSIONS ~ as mUcI A. possible he
has d~etermiuet TO visit iiaguewine EVERY
OTHER MONDAY. and can be seen az Tu'jIe's
Tavern. His next visits will be July OH and
Z3I-Aug 6ih and goth.
p. SIS lie come. 70 P'nqu"mine hv way OF
the left bank citae river. lose on tnrtSIia d,-
ring his services viii please leave Information
with Nj. Brown, Il the Ferry. le5J
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-30
Genuine .EeerSChau,ns.

A I from 50 TO s3O-some very fine. Also, a
II large assortment OF Cheap Pipes
from five cents a grab up TO 50 so each-ioge-
Their with IL or 10 kinds OF Smoking Tobacco.
J-30 SIOCkLEl ~ UELANALLADE.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-30

Fiat de Ia Louisiane-ParoIsse d~'Iberville-
Cour d. sixieme District.
Dams la succession De Icuc we. jean
Baptiste LcsSard.
A TTENDU. que lean Le.sard a &c ar ea-
n mass en cejI- Cour son Tab!eauf ua' de dis
tribution de Ia succession de feue We. Jean Bic.
Lessird. en- sa capacte admmi-traieur-
Avis Is; pas le present dome a touX ceux que
celia cnnceiue de- ,eduire sous tIeHle loHiS DC Ia
date de &C present les raisons pour iesGueiles 10
dit Tableau lie seTait pas homolosu6 - iail -
jugen,ent &c cette Coug ct le cautIoEusmeHt de
Cetle Coar aInulie.
Bureau du C. efier. JUN IS. 1854.
ie30 NJ. A. ESFEEAN. Gfefher
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-30

State Of LouisjQaa. Parish Of Derrale--
Sixth District CoH,t.
In matter Of the Estate OF Widow Jean
Bic. Lcssard.
"HERTAS: Jean Leesari has this 'av fled
w in the Clerks office OF this Cour uis r.
nal TabIesu OF Distribution OF the Estate OF Wo.
Jean Baptisle Les>ard in his capacity Of Admin
istratoT-
Notice is hereby given 10 all whom il may
concern to show cruse within thirty days lIom
the date heroes. why said Final IaJ.eau shoHt
not lie homol gated and made a Judgment Of Ibis
Court and the administrator bond cancelled and
auuulied.
IbeTvilie, June %, 1860.
je30 Nj. A. ISTENAN. G%refler.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-30
W. 7. BEADBURN. p. Z. JENNINGS
Published every Saturday by
BRAD BURN & JENNINGS S.

SUBSCRIPTION-Thrce Dollars and fifty cents per an-
nam, il paid in advance Five Dollars per annuu. II not
paid IN advance.
SINGLE COPiES-Teh Cents.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-30
NsW I0DertIAeMcnta.
II Cara

Young Ladios and Gentlemen.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-29
arrivals at the Hotels Yesterday.

bile; browne, row 4 sanders Ala Nj Jones, \ Y; Ell
sBs boston oJ'5 Norris T j Ho@sn Berry MoSls CIV
M s f' Fuss sMsa5 M@phs hhs
Mute Miss Dunbar, La; Wm Garter DR. Garter ya Miss
4; II ] McKoy. % Ala j Lewis All Grimm Is MIS-
Gsss Gas 4 9s GGsSs hsE Iffp s. sspq MIS- ks
SnithWek Jno Flatherty Msmphs BROOKS H u; Miss
Rro Ms B9 Raass Mas oay sns Il HIS was sI
pr Robert Percy DAVIS family aaehsz Scot lady
B y n mckas saSa ~ T os n!fs cSss
qlspdon AlsSapdsI Miss II 6saa oysr,0n VA Moore
os no hoys ssden ms s se H. dpe Rodas
@ Palz Mexico; W 4 Allison, Burrows; Tenn N Roland
ka NJ EskFdgs S ady Ns1s James s u fts Ei s asT " Il
Si,'n M 81 psrr Gs pass Stroud Waugh La
La; Val VaIksnbnlg. Ak; Jno Rae Joseph Bay, Geo;
Abery W% n ass AZ a m S Hs
Texas; H Hampton, Inman Miss. Th9s Kelly Ala;
" H. ME- Ns s ssSaiaa Sa % vi ysg ksTfs
Mrs Mallory iii il Cohen oho Isaac pckenson, Texas;
Marks paSenpor Ia dss saesaTa Taan IN Guthrie 18th
spyker Buniin, Peters, Jack Hagerty Cyrus Gl,
Hornbusklsr, Ark Thes Freenan c.; Isas Thompson
Sterling DIR Mckee w Reynolds, Il Taylor pr Kels b +
johnson, Henry Trussel Jacob Jordan Meks s Rich
Ss%ba pffpPe1 Pery aay MIS- Wams faes
lady Miss Bsadls I La Miles Tss Ina laaE Z o,s Bqmyns
Cross lady Miss Gross Cain Mrs Cain Miss; Pocket
Mo: 5 Monham, @: Jas d Conn, Pa i Meenllem Miss
Brenorc j W McComb.
ST LoUIs.-H Vaughn, Miss Vaughn. Miss; Jas Gamble
s n NJ @n Ssn Dsaea as I aewe sse
Trumne, rex; 2 2 Pierce La; r Z Davis Y Ssdlen
| Bait: Crawford, Miss.
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rgL1aapHeo 70 TIE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
FURTHER By THE STEAMSHIP BOHEMIAN
lay me 4urnrc.s ASp NATIONAL llsrs.l

PORTLAND, March 2S.-The Bohemian's mails
went South by the evening train yesterday, and
viii be due in New Orleans tonight. ag
The London Times states that the army Of Rome
is to be increased to 20, 900 men.
The Austrian Government has assured that of
Prussia that if the frontier is ever menaced by
France, Austria would Immediately unite with her
for the protection of the present frontier.
telegram from Constantinople states that the
Porte had concluded loan Of l5,000,000 francs.
A Paris correspondent of the London Times
states that the Piedmontese troops will take pos
session of Tuscany at the close of the week, i'm
mediately after the annexation of Tuscany to Sar-
dinia.
The tyranncal system Of arrests and banishment
still continue in Naples with unabatcd cruelty.
On Sunday the llth instant numerous tribes of
Morocco, including the Kabyles Of Mellla, at
tackled the encampment of the Spanish army be-
fore Tetuan with great fury, but after severe
struggle were repulsed by the Spanish.
The Moors are evincing fierce spirit of resist
ance to the eneroachments of the Spanish, and are
preparing for desperate fight.
The French government has submitted to the
Legislative body a draft Of the projected law de-
voting 10000 900 fr in loans, to manufacturers Of
IHiciiiefJ' Aiso, PioJeet luI Mtt uIounodtlou VI
the tariff on cotton and raw materials.
The partial returns of the vote of the Central
Italian States upon the question Of annexation to
Sardinia had been received by telegraph in Eng
land.
The vote Of Siena, Pisa and Leghorn was %, ,026
for annexation, and s33 for separate kingdom.
The returns from Florence from thirty communes,
foot up 1ol BIG for annexation and 2,so9 for sepa
rate kingdom.
The vote of the city of Bologna stands 21,694 for
annexation against taro for q separate kingdom.
The number of electors in the provinces amounts
to 57,3l2, Of whom 4s,O70 voted for annexation,
against 113 for separate kingdom
The pending treaty Of alliance between England,
France and Turkey embraces revision Of the pre-
vious stpuladons in relation to the right Of armed
intervention in the Danubian municipalities and
Seryia.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-29
LATER FROM HAVANA.
ARRIVAL or THE STEAMSHIP ISABEL


CHARLESTON, March 2S.-The steamship Isabel,
three days from Havana, reached her wharf at
noon to-day. -
The Isabel left the port Of Havana on Sunday
morning, the 25th, and brings six days later news
than were received by the Cahawba.
Havana Markets.
HAVANA, March 2s.-The Sugar market gene
rally closed steady, and the demand for various
descriptions during the past few days was brisk.
Muscovado is selling at y to 81 reals. The Mo-
lasses market closed dull; the quotations are nom
inal Clayed is quoted at 81 reals Muscovado is
selling at 5 to 81 reals.
Exchange on London is quoted 13s to III pre-
MUM Exchange on New York is selling at ~ to
81 premium
Arrival Of Vessels in Distress
The steamship Isabel touched at Key West on
Sunday evening the 25th inst, and brings the fol
lowing intelligence of vessels entering that port in
distress:
The ship Sarah J. Hyde, from Mobile, bound for
Havre, with full load ofseottoa, put into Key
West on the 21st inst. in distress, having sprung
a leak while at sea.
The schooner Robert H. DAILY, from the port Of
Jamaica, bound for New York, arrived at Key
West on the 18th inst, leaking badly.
The vessel has on board cargo of sugar and
molasses, and will undergo immediate repairs, SC
as to enable her to continue her voyage.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-29
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
From Washington City.


WASHINGTON, March 2S.-The Government has
not as yet received sufficient information to make
it expedient to send papers concerning the recent
affairs in the Gulf Of Mexico.
The Government has at present no official data
to implieate Spain with Miramon, nor has it suffi-
eient right to justify the Administration asking
questions of Spain.
The Senate Committee on Territories yesterday
directed the Chairman to prepare several bills, in
their ordinary FORM for the Territories of Nevada,
Pixies Peak and Arizona, to be submitted.
On Thursday next, the House Committee on the
same subject will exclude Arizona, and provide
that slavery cannot exist in these Territories unless
it is established by law
Congressional.
WAsHNGToS, March 2s.-In the House to-day
the Army Appropriation bill came up before the
Committee of the Whole.
Mr.. Botelier's amendment providing forincreas-
ing the appropriation for armories to 100000 was
rejected
The bill was otherwise amended and reported to
the House. when the House adjourned.
In the Senate the bill providing for increasing
and regulating the pay of officers of the Navy was
passed. when the Senate adjourned.
Kansas Democratic Convention.
AroHIsoN, X. T., March 2s.-The Kansas Terri
torial Convention, for the purpose of appointing
delegates to the Charleston Convention, was held
| in this place to day.
The delegates appointed by the convention will
favor the nomination of Stephen A. Douglas for
President of the United States.
Destructive Fires.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, March 2S.-The extensive
rope-walk owned by Messrs. Allen and NJ Doug
lass of this city, was destroyed by fire last night
The large foundry owned by Mr.. Charles Woos.
| ter was also consumed by fire.
The loss of property by these two fires is esti,
mated at $4,000.
Fugitive Slave Remanded.
PHILADELPHIA, March 28.-Judge Cadwalader
after hearing the evidence regarding his identity
ETC., remanded to the owner fugitive slave the
property Of Charles 7. Butler of Virginia.
The q. s. Steam Sloop- War Brooklyn.
NEW YORK, March 2s.- The U. s. steam sloop
of-war Brooklyn, Capt. D. G. Farragut, left the
| port of Key West on the 22d inst.
She has on board Mr.. McLane, the U. S. Minister
i to Mexico, and Col Pickett U. S. Consul at Vera
| Cruz.
4 All on board were well.
/ 50 Sailing of the Steamship Asia
NEW YORK, March 2s.-The steamship Asia
/ Capt. E. B. Lott of the British and North Ameri
can line left this port at noon to-day for Liver
pool.
She took out the New Orleans mails of the 23t
inst, and the telegraphic dispatches from the sam
point of yesterday, the 27th.
The Asia took no specie on freight.
:. Condemned as SLAYER.
Il Boston, March 2S.-The bark Isla de Cuba ha
been condemned by the U. s. District Court as
SLAYER.
. Private Letters and Circulars for Europe
New YORK, March 2s.-Wright's circular by tn
steamer Asia which sailed for Liverpool to-day, r,
]. ports only moderate business doing in eottoi
The market is firm on better grades.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-29
ADJUSTMENTS LAST EVENING.

"Dot'' had its usual large and select compile
ment of auditors last evening, and will be per.
formed tonight again, in conjunction with Sheri-
dams Critic" for the forty-fourth time, thus
achieving the most extraordinary success yet
chronicled in the annals of the stage in New Or
leans. 1t has never been played to small house.
Wonder what the administrators Of the Charity
Hospital will do with all the money derived from
its benefit at the St. Charles last evening? The
charity of the public in this instance amounted to
nothing, for the house was slim as a stage apothe-
cary, and about as cheerful looking. That musical
burlesque entitled Ganem y was the staple of the
BILL and was dreary to speak in the most eulogisc
terms of its performance. Requiescat, etc.
OF course, the Amphitheater was well filled up
for the Rumsey & Newcomb Minstrels occupy its
board.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-29
Nm 8. CHANDLER,
ns- OFFICE and RESIDENCE,
l3s Cnrondelet street,
ssk1vkw conner of Iafayett
c,ramoNARY STEAM ENGINES

-
At SIZES FROM to l6 DIAMETER OF CYLINDER
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, from 1 to 80 horse power.
DRAINING WHEELS. from Il feet to 80 feet diameter.
DRAINING PUMPS, from to 20 inshes in diameter.
Lea Ieaytt's Patent CIRCULAR SAW MILLS with both
,p,p snd wooden fraes with Norcros Rocker Boxes and
stsarn,s Patent Eccentric Head Blocks. .s5#
pase,s and Page Child's CIRCULAR SAW MILLS. T
Doabe Circular Saw Mills, with Top Saws. g
staub,s IRON Frame CORN and FLOUR Mills from IS to
5inehes diameter.
NEwEII. COTTON SCREWS, of 9, III, and Ii inches in
by IL long and geared for either horse steam
power. -, .. ~,
ERs and Boxes of all sizes.
DOUBLE FLUE BOILERS AZ inches in diameter and from
lsto 80 feet lsng.
CIRCULAR SAWS up to T2 inches diameter.
DoCToR ENGINES, of various sizes.
INDIA RUBBER BANDS, Of all sizes.
An assortment all sizes OF the above articles generally In
ready for delivery the shortest notice. and for sale
tba r,ost favorable and al the lowest prices
Every ARTICLE fully guaranteed
Fun printed Catalogues of prices will b sent address
" mas s. 81. GILMAN,
my9 kwu 70 Gravier street. New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-29
FATAL ExpLosIoN.-A letter of the 2lst, from

Our town to-day was the scene of fatal and
most deplorable accident. Alta meeting of citizens
yesterday, it was decided to pay, respect to the
minute guns at ten o'clock this morning, and the
delivery of orations at two o'clock this afternoon
In compliance with the wishes Of our citizens, the
cannon firing commenced at the appointed time.
While loading for, believe, the fifth fire, from
some cause unknown the powder ignited and dis.
charged prematurely, Instantly killing Mr.. Morrow,
and 50 fatally injuring Mr.. Cyrus Palmer as to
cause his death at four o'clock this morning.
Mr. Palmer leaves wife and two children, and
Mr.. Morrow a wife and four children, to mourn
their untimeIy end. This accident has caused
deep gloom in our city.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-29

WISE IN HIS OWN CogcEIT.-A contributor Of the
Mobile Tribune has discovered that Clay was no
orator, and at best poorly educated scholar, and
that Webster was no statesman. A casual reader
of the Tribune has discovered that the contributor
is an ass, and is Of the opinion that the Tribune
should not give him the opportunity Of exhibiting
himself
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-29
SUGAR THOGsHEADS SUGAR HoGsHEADa-
sTAVE AND SHINGLE MACHINES,
10 fnrS Sfal.in

STAYE AND SHINGLE MACHINES,
Suitable for Making
SUGAR HoGSHEADS, RICE MoLAssES, ROsIN AND
TURPENTINE SLAVES, AND SHINGLES.
The principle embraced In this Machine the old
splitting dressing by hand labor Working directly with
the grain of timber produces article not liable warp
ar check from exposure The Saye Mill will rTe shave and
;oint from the bolt 1900 10000 Slaves pertiF and the
binele Machine 10000 Shingles. ures
horse power work it, and be attached to team
gne gin mill 1t can make any required length
and can be adjusted thickness taper The timber
neither sawed but rven and shaved directly from
the bolt.
Both Machines in full operation between the hourf
Of 10 and o'clock, day at No Canal street. These
Machines made in Augusta, Ca
ANY party wishing purchase Parish State County and SIN
gle rights Machines obtain them from the Agent whs
will give full particulars F. VIC COOK,
Sole Agent the States Of Louisiana Arkansas Mississippi
Texas and Alabama. ja3l 6m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-29

THE GREAT OAK AT SPRINGFIELD.-The 9th of
March, 1860, threw down large part of the Mon
arch of more than one hundred years. In 1764 the
tree existed, and was large enough to hold aud
Jaalee Thonaa, while the corrective lash of the
Lynchers was applied to his back
More than half of this ancient witness is now
down, and will soon find the flames
1t is the order of nature to grow, flourish, decay
and fall But this feels like the departure of old
friend.
The lightning was poured upon its topmost
branches more than sixty years ago. Since then
the decay has been from the top toward the
ground. 1t used to stand one hundred feet, with
decayed top. Years ago part tgmbled to the
some twenty or thirty feet Of the naked stem.
Stripped of its topmost glories, it still remains a
stout old stump, which will vivify in the spring,
and may yet stand witness of the past, when this
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-29

THE SWORD FIs2.-A British vessel in the Afr-
can trade undergoing repairs at Bristol, shows the
extraordinary powers of the sword fish. A fish
drove its sword through double sheeting of cop
per, plank two and a half inches thick, and deep
into one of the ships timbers, when the weapon
broke short off.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-29

The young ladies Of Of the villages in Jeffer-
son county, N. Y, have adopted novel method Of
raising funds for charitable and religious purposes
at late festival, bevy Of the prettiest girls in
the room formed a line, and for a price paid down
permitted the gentlemen to take running kiss Of
the Iat.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-29
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 29. 1850.

It estimates the sales Of the week al 1000 bales,
and the receipts during the same SPACE Of time at
10000 bales.
It quotes Middling Orleans at IItc.
Macon, Ca, Port Of Entry. q
MACON, Ca, March 2s.-The joint resolution re-
Gently offered In Congress- for making the city of
Macon, Ga, port Of entry has been passed by
the Senate.
Domestic Markets.
CINcrsSATI, March 2s.-The market for Pork
closed steady Mess Is quoted at SIT. Flour is quo
ted az y 4o 70 % 90 per Dbl; the market closed
steady. Inere were l,l00 bbls Of Whiskey sold
to-day AZ lSs 70 isc per gallon. The sales OF SUI
gar To-Day amounted TO 65 hhds. New Orleans y
quoted at TO e5c. per H.; the market closed firm.
The Gofee market closed steady; the sales to-day
are esumated at zOo sacks. Rio is quoted at i54
to lac. per Id. Corn is selling at A to 4sc. per
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-29

IRISH LINEN SHRTs.-Messrs. E. Reilly & Co.,
l26 Canal advertise the receipt of Ave dozen pure
Irish linen shirts.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-29

ARREST or MuRDERERs.-A dispatch Of the 25th
from New York says:
It is suspected that the Chinaman who was
picked up in the yawl off Barnegett, had murdered
the Captain and his brother and then deserted the
vessel, and his sudden disappearance on arriving
at this city yesterday, tends to confirm the suspi
cion. The Spray was bound to Virginia for cargo
of oysters, and Capt. Leete had in his possession
funds for the purchase of his cargo. The police
have the affair in hands. William johnson, alias
Alfred W. Hicks, the suspected murderer of the
Captain and crew of the oyster sloop E. A. John
son, arrived here yesterday in custody of detec-
tives Neyines and Smith of Providence, r. /. Yes
terday P. M. silver watch and couple of money
bags found in possession of the prisoner have been
identified as the property of Capt Barr.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-29

MEssRs. G. Pitts & Gardner Smith will sell this
day at o'clock at No IA Eae street. between Apollo and
Magazine Streets assortment of good household furniture
mini etc= adyeriissrnent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-29

THE cigar sale at Messrs. Bornio & Bros, No.
81 Gravier street. Vi. be continued this day at Il o'clock A.
by D. E. Morphy, auctieneer. @