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GoysuL GENERAL SMITH Az CoSs1s s;rIsn
Mr.. Smith was single man, and any single man
canliye in the best style at C0nstantinopIe for
$4,000 year. Thefacts arc these his man Has1
appointed Consul General at CanstantiaDple with
out ever having been sesn hy The eslaglt ar Nh.
Cass He was common soldier ID Col. Davis re-
gnent in the Mexican war, and has nf ase edited
n small paper in some small town II mississippi.
He obtained this appeintmefS tEFossa certain Sem
atoria influence and came on "a Paris, yhsEa he
remained some two months or more. In Faris he
led such life Of outrageous dissipation ard 50 dis
graced his Office and his country that the cmHassy
there appealed to the President to have him re-
called. Fearful that this application might not
suceeed they frightened hr. Smith into signing
resignation. Tile day after signing this he ran
away from Paris, slpping through fFa hands Of the
embassy and came or to Constantinople. Here
HE presented bis credentials, and 70 the shania and
disgrace Of every American, WIS recognized as our
Consul General. Bntsone week after his arrival be
received letters OF recall or dismissal rather. he
| remained here some weeks longer--in . state OF
intoxication all the time--until the embassy hers
was glad enough to pay his bills and ship him of
to America. IWash. Cor. N. Y. World.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

derry. ne safes OIL tObtun leSIeE0s11tso 70 u
reached ia 900 bales, of which 10000 !
taken on speculation and for export. sasA
The market closed somewhat guieter. The de-
mand was better, and prices we're #e1l maintained
General and Political Intelligence.
The general and political intelligence By the
Europa possesses features Of Importance.
The two steamers captured by the Neapofitaas
displayed Sandman and American colors, con-
tanned thirty-two cannon, 100000 pounds Of
powder, and d considerable amount Of specie.
Eight hundred armed passengers were taken as
prisoners to Gaeta.
The affairs Of Sicily since the signing Of the ca
pitulation have been in 4 state Of tranquility.
+ General Garibaldi was making preparations to
leave Palermo and cross over to Naples, where he
would again attack the Neapolitan troops.
The Sandman Minister demanded restitution,
which demand was supported by the English a m.
bassador.
The sicilian Parliament is expected shortly. TO
be convoked under the laws Of ls4s, TO ratify the
proclamation declaring the forfeiture Of the rights
of the Bourbons in Sicily and the union of Sicily
with Sardinia under King Victor Emanuel.
The concentration of the army of Piedmont in
Ferrara is confirmed.
Napoleon returned to Paris on the 18th. The
I1efillal
conference on questions referring to the relations
Of foreign powers.
The Emperor had repeated his peaceful assu-
RANGES to the Prince Regent of Prussia The inter
| view was cordial
| Napolean, 1T an interview with commander De
MARITIME, spoke in the following manner; 9 SIS
| weeks ago should have been happy to accept the
role Of mediator. but posterior engagements pre-
vent my doing SO to-day
L'Opiltoae, a French paper published in Paris,
had received second warning for publishing
/ Victor Hugo's speech.
Thirty-sx villas are reported as having been dd
stroyed by fire at.Mnunt Lebanon.
The Turkish soldiers sent to protect the Chris
tians Joined the Druses and participated in th'
massacre.
4 In the British Parliament the abolition bill wa
thrown out of the House of Lords by large ma
jority.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

THE CONVERTED BaArMlN TO BE MARRIED TO A
MAINE GrRI.--Mr. Gangooly, the converted Brah-
min, sailed few days ago in the packet Neptune,
for Liverpool. He will remain for some months in
England, and after brief visit to France and
Switzerland, will proceed, by the overland route to
Hindostan, where he will devote himself to preach
ing Christianity. Ayoung lady, from the State o
Maine, will join him at Calcutta toward the end O
the year, and become Mrs. Gangooly. In tht
meantime. she is qualifying herself to assist him il
the missionary enterprise to which he has deyotet
himself. This is romance running to religion.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

SLACK RaPE PERFORMANCES BY 4 r AT.-Rats are
somewhat proverbial for their natural Instinct,
10 by them for MISREPRESENTATION. We were wit
ness OF an instance of this day ertwo since.
Dick, our family cat. had caught . rat, and in its
struggles for liberty and dear life The latter es-
capped up d post from which was stretched Al
clothes line. Out npon this the fugitive walked, h
la Biondn and behave till he had reached Whist
he doubtless considered safe distance from his
pasuer, where he paused TO await the issue, watch
inq, With tistended orhs, his enemy tho cat The
latter, meanwhile, had lost no tiIae in pursuing
lis prey, and having reached the top of the post,
attempted 70 initiate his ratship IN his saek-rope
performances. But finding this impossible, he
descended 60 the ground, and after pauaing Tor q
moment, watching his prays he apparently became
bewildered at the strange turn matters had taken,
and returned to watch the lioln from whence the
rat had emerged This was the rats opportunity,
and seizng upon it he descended 10 the ground
and made COED his eseape.
Newport tR. ID News, Jane 2s-
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sQuarH or JULY AT MAGNOLIA.

/ voice from the above place says: :
,ss ilsconsoIate, ye Joyful and would-be joy
ones and ye gallant cavaliers, and take
ID ID the delightful, healthy town Of Magnolia ;
sbe ii known, we have received dispatch from
fprince of-hosts the identical George s. Clark,
Eell spoken of in history, that certain dongs are
ake place at that burgh on the glorious day Of
National independence, which will not only as
tile natives but all good-natured folks who
aor them with their attendance and through
Saspnty, proclaim an invitation to all to
A&1g and promise you good time.
i 59fted caff (warranfed not over 25 years Of
JsalE be spitted and barbecued; the harp OF
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

Mopgas PoLlTIeIA AS.--DennIs. alias Michael
Brown was found, 50 says the Boston Herald,
few evenings since In the streets ef that city ad-
dressing an imaginary audience concerning The
great principles now agituiing the ccanfry Mrs
Brown, after eoquetting with bottle Of WnlsKy e
usually taken In thai way, and i was Juagel py
the police that Mr.. Brown would be be nehfe1 by
complaining Of him as common dFnnkara anG
sending him TO the place where WHISKY ~ en-
known, except upon special occasions
NAV it please the Court said Mr. Brow n,
saaaring his shoulders as though about 20 hold
forth to one OF Ills imaginary audiences, waufd ~
make any difference regarding ny case II the
Court was informed of my politics
The Conrt looked ut MIR. Brown in stonlshInent.
H,,YYah for the Little Giant shouted Mr..
Brown with keen laol ht tbs Court 40 netlGe the
effect Of The announcement. i
sTwo months in the House af Industry, y the
Court said. mildly.
Ar. Brown thought he was OF theszrang taeks
He changed instantly.
Hurrah for lincoln and fiaIalin. : ne shouted
as loud as ever
Two months, :, repeated the Court Iot moved
the slightest by the cheer.
-. Sofa a.aill.N tunttared MIR. Brown eznay one
moro ehssslee,' ANA then he shouted y AHrfah fDs
Bell and Everett = and d. il try nsaIn il va
t never have a President
3 Take him away said tie eenFt, 8 and stop
! his noise.
This Ii mean one horse Sasn,'' nllstEsrad ht
Brown. One sucl. . yell as gave Feald haYk
] set me ffee in New York and he feior Of drink
ing brandy with hasfsa-dozen Of Tho aldermen
! This Is not the city for nam Of @sniussi
II eisher Of the great political parties walis afE
Brown, ~ eali be found without Iaavh trouble
. :
a,efss Eaaf, fsss s.zssz,ff 7i ks tsr7z
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

MURDERED FOR MONEY Indianapolis, june Is.
|. a young man named Weatherman a resident OF
this county, was murdered in this city on Saturday
night by five young men, who have since been ar
rested, and confessed they committed the crime to
obtain Weathefmass money. amounting only TO
about one hundred dollars. Weathermanleayes
wife and child. ss
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

ta{5sAL AND AMERICAN Lissss.l
site to Jace 80. The steamship Anglo
the capacis@s, of the Montreal Ocean
returns to steQm Liverpool via London
been highly siko-day on her way up the
special meeting
of the earnings Rort Of Liverpool Wed
and after the 9th B Londonderry Thurs
January last, nakspgs four days later
months. Nj Haiiiax hy the
The following fguf and Queenstown
movements for the six 4
Gross earnings for six months.
Less current expenses. ..-+...sApr the three
Il Or over get profit ). Aool Cotton
n9esiact some extra expenses for thcsnec,1Iafors
,aa aedd 81 st this si market ,s
IT'S or profit and loss account on thea
Mess iasf......- .-.-...--;.......... Afield,
= ASH @ fund this 10Th Jnne ne...............Nsgar
llrn aha king up the statement the ny
were estimated as follows: y
q declininkstas,. Bonds Of sIeop each n.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

A DEseRIpnvE Cur.-The Madison tPa.) Courier
has q curious cut entitled " Democracy It re-
presents big rooster cut crosswise through the
middle, with the names Douglas and johnson at
the birds head and Breckenridge and Lane at its
tail. Upon the space between the fowls severed
halves we have the words Irrepressibie Niger
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02
WATER srour.-we read Tic following il the

Apaiaehcola tFla.) Times of the Iath instant:
On Monday, the 1Ith instant, i large water
spout made It's appearance in onr harbor, passing
very near the bark T. g. Bunker, lying at the west
pass anchorage. Every loose article about the
even the JsiFa were taken from out HE bpaS. The
second anchor was let go, and the ship spun
around the compass three times ID less than ten
| minutes. - u
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

Nowss THE CHANCE. Gentlemen in want of
spring cashmere suits ought the opOraity that new
presents itself the establishment Of Mr. Roh erhhle COR q
Of Camp streets and supply themselves While the
stock II sin varied enough aeaiit n discrimination ut
course Il they wt n everybody else has had the pick and
choice they VIII have TO put up with Nat remains Light,
aidone elegant sp suits At cost have geuefgiy
tendency 10 20 Off fashion, Of hot cakes
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02
ANOTHER ARRIVAL FROM EUROPE.
THE ADRIATIo AT NEW YORK

NEW YoRk, june s0.-The United States mail
steamship Adratic, from Southampton and Hayre,
June goth, reached her dock this morning.
Her news has been fully Anticipated BY the An
glo Saxon at Father Point.
River Intelligence.
LoursFiLLE, June 50.-The Ohio river at this
point is falling with three feet nine inches Of water
in the Canal by the mark.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

sleLpE;s- June III snFy d. Kal
resident of this city, coassted suicide fs nsas,s
ing by drowning hinseIs Il: Fa!l fpees- ney ss.s
clly. Financial diiicusIes are sursssad II, bars
been the cause Of the act, ~ 4, n ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

largest pearl which has eyer BEEN fannd II .ss
.aken u by Mr. Kimball Hayden from ss- SysteY' m
me riysr Huron, about 40 miles aoEfheast af M
saols, ana Weighs 20 pennyweigis grsfiis IE5yi3g
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02
Mr.. John Todd. of II and

Moaa WairE Goops.- Mr.. Jehn Todd. Of II and
IA Chsftfes street advetiise oes Consignment
steamer eslavha Of sysns, linens. na.isns. other wlle
goods TO be regasaess Of cost, constituting tho
est aps offered Fo psysieas VI articles ind pes
eSAnline advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

FoR SALE or HlRs.-- -Aessrs. Koarney, Blois 4
CO.. u Magazine stress as sseFe sgro isr elses
slssaasuL
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

NEGROES FOR sALE.-Walter Campbell, Esq,
adyetsises large body Of choice hands sale his farm
Dsyku.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

CnAs. FARRR T IMrERIl CHAMrAaSE. This
spetb presenter Mr. Gins Holland iss
lui,nen street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02
gutaI gnttlligents.

THE WEATHER will do for the season. Yesterday
was regular scorcher. The search for shade and
fresh air was very great.
FREE DIspENsARY.-The following is the report
Of the New Orleans School Of Medicine, ON Com
man e,reet onnosite the Charity Hospital:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

o,,iet at preunt Of suspended debt is ssVs
{ III sold At f,fery little in exchange, its md
sugar closed 4 to short paper.
stealief' oohe Banks of this city for the wee
rates. Saturday, June 30, 1860.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

TATss| Ur.--Dr. Jos. Elliott advertiser a sorrel
mara taken id. ~ ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02
"a MORE 0ls sFssR FxTHER
hosann. III fnad Rarr,a3in

'7TH I17- 2 ~ " 2 VIZ 8tzal / ATHEH
NonaD, named Parmelia
Sperm, LARDsi street, near FiatbHsll
Justice Faorhiea Thin
a complete assorts erF, prefcrrtii hy a.
sbrased Gi.s1nE cow ap aTs thn& Ahoak
| In the market. Hunc III EIr. WafsSsi,
| PLATED AND BHppote fox af5I S3.
~ ksLKl lGrTI.ERY, 2yas md pHfport.
Il u ~. III. n sss tsS0lS StTingh ham. hid
Isg vi 's3 Sssfh street.
New YORK. Al BY ATrs Vat
son, and on its IA lsrsx,sks3 q it &c Hfr.
Sfrinrham for uarnlaf IA Mr.. SfzfS51z
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

|iSEuts, JEwELRy, Erc.-All persons desirous
&stsis sese articles rtehpy hava nov opportunity
mi nj Il sir ". a. Wilson. 81 Camp sssei. Mr..
ID lea.o the bpsiness is selling of cost.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02
I'VE have long supposed this celebrated

IS !. .ssa I'VE have long supposed this celebrated
sgi eeuie Ia be exploded imbng hut assured
& led the healing art, that not the Sarsapaila II
e blamed tor this toncson bill the miserable worth
of 1t that have been pslned off upon the com
inspirations which eoain abon much of Its virtues
az eld dust II Isl commercial fact that saosi all
tlla gathered The world is consumed in the old
M Vi Europe where te SCIENCE Of medicine has reached
tlefeGsInu, and where they know the best what to
M fnr iss mastery Of disease. Hence gladfo find
arm ussv 10 have compound Of Ibis excellent Alternative
81 ,. ne kIsesi on and ON community will need e
aay ssug Doctor makes Is tsorihy Of .ler
III lbs aseen FOR sasss Engaged IN eliminating This
IN, ,e;nna b make il his chief d euEre which shoHd
- ,,sl,Ig glory TO his already eaviahle sepuia.ioa.
15S5S- TAmetican Calf New York
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

'taIce from the sun, it Is aouhtfll
VIII become very conspicuous to fhs
However, when the moon IL ont Of ffIe
'0rtnnity will be much hetter than Il IL
: aarge telescope ii presents OH appear
sy like that of the great comet n iSS|s
n4eaie. The tail branches OF ID two
dsa nucleus. But nou The right hand
sr instead Of the left The sa1ae
pEible in the axis III the rear of tfle
< are similar disturbances asss7
tter ID its neighbood, all on i
PATEEfnsity. am making drawings,
REfith that Of 1865. {
M Gs n POND
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

Truth IS. Beam. Action for assault asd battery.
Char Sos. Tflatll Kicked KeasIs. Eegslies .Asesa
fesi- Ess nv 70 ansanen psae
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

0id TIE CoaEr.-C Cambridge 0bseruatosu juno 2s.
Sovs-ihe =, M comet was observed at Cambridge On
2ist, 24th and 18th, Nr. Stafford and Mr. Tnftle
computed elements which have not been sufi-
ek ely tested but there is no donbt that the
approaching the earth though, owing to
1nm moonlight. itS inM Insfffnn III ita ~. .la
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

AN .lSTEREsrrSG RELIc.A company of sub.
marine workmen are now making second effort
to recover seventy or eighty thousand dollars
worth of quicksilver, lost BY the sinking Of the
clipper Flying Dntehman on the Brigantine shoals,
near Atlantic City. New Jersey, in 1851. They
are meeting with much success. Among the relics
which they have already recovered is large, dark
marble slab, measuring four feet long by two feet
wide and eight inches thick. 1t was destined foT
the Washington National Monument, and bears
upon its face the following inscription: g The Mi
ners ofColumbia, Tuolomue county California, from
their mines, to the Father of their Country, july
4th, 1857 Upon each Of the four corners of ths
surface Is cut star, and each star is beautiful,
nlaid with specimens Of gold quartz rock. II j
/ in an excellent state of preservation, the polisl
remaining perfect, notwithstanding it has been y
ing at the bottom of the sea- in forty feet water
/ since February, 1857.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02
THE STEAMER AsGLo-sAxoN.
Commercial Intelligence.

psh Ax6 Axxarc.s l,xss. j
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02
NUMBER I02.
pays LATER FROM EUROPE.

AsHeo TO rHt new ORLEANS CRESCENT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

which was the forming of another procession and
accompanying the President home, where his lady
was presented with splendid cake. After this
they dispersed, all pleased with the days festiv-
tiles, their guests in particular. May the Young
Mems Benevolent Association live to carry out
their great programme Of benevolence, and be-
come one Of the great charitable institutions Of
their native State,
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CLOTHING.
TO THE PUBLIC.

E'AS1IION in dress is, the pictorial history d
L the timos, whiet is the outward re Aection]
orIather alo Of internal refinement, and, there
fore, in order to crafty sppreciatiyc intellectual,
ity, The undersigned has, with sreatcare, pulcha!
sed q superior assortment of CLOTHS, CAsSII
MERES, and VESTlNGS, EN- bracing the neses
styles and most elegant patterns the European
market affords, which will be made up to order II
artistic mode, defying superiority in cut and
workmanship. In the FURNISHING LINE.
Cashmere and India have poured out their offer.
ings of Wool and Silk, the industry and nclIi.
gence Of our own great country has cou peted in
many instances successfully, in producing SulR7s
(under and uppcr,) DRAWERS, GLOVES, SrspEx.
DERs, HALF HOSE, HASDKERcHIEFs, NECK TIES
SrocKs, with many other articles usual in a zen.
tlenan's toilet. Also, good assortment of REa.
DY MADE COATS, PANTS, and VESTS, Gu,
and made like ordered work, very far superior ia
what is generally sold in that way. But sua
profit is asked, and orders filed with punctuali,y
If you want GARMENT that will improv,
your appearance, call upon
w. D. MASSEY, Merchant Tailor,
oct IL No. 81, King. street
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HUNTON & RIDGELY,

WHOLESALE DEALERS ~
TEAS. TOBACCO, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
LIQUORS,
OFFER to tho trade, upon accommodating
" terms, and at tho very lowest rates
300 bbls. Pure RYE WlLISkE1, Copper distilled,
purchased direct from DistillerS-a large por-
ton of which is highly improved by age, anu
purity guaranteed
40 ! and casks pure FRENCH BRANDY,
Otard, Heunessey, and Maestran vntages
40, Isl, '56, and IS
50 bbls. APPLE BRANDY
% " PEACH "
% oask. MALAGA VINE
u Pure Old PORT
10 q" Fine Old SHERRY
5" " MADEIRA
$50 bbls. RECTIFIED WlIISKEY
100 packages DOM. BRANDY
30 bbls. n. L. RUM
IS " DOM. GIN
10 casks PORTER, ALE, and BROWN STOUT
| puncheon Pure Old JAMAICA RUM
" very fine Old SCOTCH WHISKEY
, pipes HOLLAND GIN.
$50 boxes Manufactured TOBACCO
80 bbs. and bales Smoking do
100 boxes Scotch and Rappec SNUFF
25 bbs do. Loose and in Bidders
500. 900 Imported aud Domestic SEGARS
100 J chests &. P, y. H., IMPERIAL, and
BLACK TEAS. sep 3i--u
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

H1HE undersigned having purchased of y.
l. Cross, his entire stock of BOOTS and SHOES,
would most respectfully inform his friends and The
public, that he intends to continue the manufacture
of every variety of BOOTS and SHOES, and will
keep constantly on hand full assortment of every
thing in his line adapted TO the taste Of every
so that the most iastidious need not leave the
Store without purchasing. He intends to sell bis
work at small profits to cash or punctual credit
customers-none others need apply, as his very
limited capital will not allow him to give long
credit
To CUSTOM WORK, he intends to devote bis
undivided attention, make it of the best material,
and at short notice, and HatterS himself that he
can get it up III as good style as any cne in the
same business.
He hope. by strict attention to business, 10 merit
and receive continuance Of the very liberal "a
tronagc heretofore bestowed on his esteemed Irr-
dccesSor Call ut K. Y. Cross's old stand No. -,
King street HENRY {. FIELD,
Jy 9-tf Successor to K. y. Cro>>.
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Hon. Joseph w. Taylor, of Alaban1a,
makes the following recommendation:
First, let the people of each Southern
State meet in Convention at their respective
State capitals, adopt platform expressive OF
their purposes and wishes IN the present cr-
sis, copy of the proceedings of each Conven-
ton to he sent to the Governor and Leslsla-
ture If every State in the Union.
Next, let the people of all the Southern
States meet in Convention and adopta plat
form which shall set forth explicitly all we
have to demand Of the people Of the North'
u copy Of the proceedings Of tho Convention
TO be sent to each Northern State, with the
request that their people meet in Convention
to consider our demands"
In this way a definite statement OF out
standing questions between the North and
South could be reached as the basis Of a
1out,lnl adjustment
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THE CASH SYSTEM ADOpTED.-Thc sub
4 scriber having tried the credit system, and
found that it would not pay has concluded to ADOPT
the CASH principle. In future, and from tbs
date, he will continue to do business upon !h>s
principle. In bidding adieu to the old system, he
would retsrn his thanks to his customers for past
favors, and hopes by strict attention, and such IN
ducements as he may offer, to continue it under
the new jan l-tf] JOHN J.. SMITH.
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REMOV VAL.

TNO enable US to meet more fully the wants .! our
i customers, we have taken the large end hand
some store room in Green's Mansion House Build
ing, on Fairfax street, next door to the EXPIRES
Office. We would invite your attention to The
large and general assortment Of CLOTHS, CAS-
SIMERES. &C., together with an extensive y"r-
ETY. Of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS :
all of which have been selected from the latest
styles and will be furnished by US on rs good
terms, by any first class furnishing establishment.
aug2l ". Il A. MURRAY.
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SHOES! SEOES!! sHOESi,,

SuULo' 0hUE0 pdUES :.
LEARNERS AND OTHERS in want of SER
l. WANTS BOOTS and SHOES. are requested
to call and examine the VERY LARGE STOCK
of the undersigned, believing that they will find
it to their advantage to do before purchasing
elsewhere az he is fully satisfied that he can fur
nish tho above articles at prices to suit any one.
He has unusually large stock, and is DESTROYS Of
closing them out Call and see for yourselves At
R.Y. Cross Old Stand II. C. FIELD,
Successor to r. y. Cross, No. -, King-st.
oct