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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-23

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NEW YoRK, Jan. Ill The washington ta1e-
graphic correspondent III the New York Hsrala
| announces the arrival Of Realf, the Provisional
Secretary Of State under Old Brown. HID arrivasa
yesterday from Texas ii charge of d. officer au1
will be called before the Harper,s Ferry Invest
eating Committee Of the Senate to-day to rive iii,
testimony.
Realf states. in conversation, that Old Brown
wrote to Senator Wilson, Of Mass, respecting nm
running away Of slaves, out Of The slave States.
and that Wilson'S letter denounced the scheme Al
an act Of madness.
Realf also asserts that the course pursued H.
Brown entirely Independent Of all political or
ganization or politicians as such, but his testinanv
duplicates several prominent New England Ind
New York men, who were the supporters 81
Brown IN all his schemes.
The balance now in tile Treasury Ii Iesa tha,,
50 900 6oD and this amount il intended III IL, ra
served to meet the deficiency in the Post ONCE De-
partment, and will be 90 applied as soon al The
House Of Representatives shall authorize its aupra
priation for that purpose.
Commodore Morgan, the contractor for earyinr
the mails between New Orleans and Vera Grux.
has declined to carry the mails any longer On 4fe
terms heretofore paid, viz the amount Of postage
received. The Posteeffiee Department have there
fore decided that the service shall hereafter be
performed by sailing vessels.
The differences which have receflfly existe,l VA.
tween Postmaster General Holt and other members
Of the Cabinet arose from different interpretations
Of the law relating to the cnrtailmant in the mail
service. These conflicting views have, however.
been reeoncilel.
= Urea, Jan. 2l.-Dr. Gray, Superintendent Of the
State Ennatic Asylum, cantradicts the reports re-
Gently circulated that the illness Of Senator Coch
rane had developed into insanity.
Dir. Gray says that Mr.. Cochrane ii not insane.
but that his mind has been exhausted by profess
sional labor in Congress.
NEw foRK, JAN 2o.-The Shipping List Of This
morning reports the Cotton market very active.
with an advance of ] to Ie. The advance was
chiefly caused by the favorable adyices received
from Liverpool by the Anglo-Saxon and Gircas-
sian. Il reports the sales Of the week 1T IL .o00
bales, y quotes Middlng Orleans 1t i'll. The
List reports the Sugar market dull; the quotations
OF last week remain unchanged, The Shipping
List also reports Lard dull, with moderate sale IF
firm prices. It quotes New Orleans MoIasses al
90 70 52e. per gallon the market closed quiet II
reports Tobacco very firm at full prices The List
quotes Freight on cotton to Liverpool at s-ltd ii
quotes Exchange on London at 81 to 3 premium.
The List quotes Exchange on Paris 1T ST. l72e. ID
5f 20e u,en,ium
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-23


sT. LorIs. Jan n. TIL Overland Man, Win
California adyices u the soth ~. Hi arrived Il
MaIloyis station, the present terminus of the San
Francisco telegraph line.
Messrs. Denver and Wells are The principal can
didatea for the ofce 81 United States senator, ID
fll te vacancy accustomed BY the death Of Senator
Frederick
A heavy fall VI snow visited Carson WALLER, ma
tlle inhabitants we're n i distressing condition.
The Indians were dying.
Tile British inhabitants of san Juan have beer,
ordered To remove from Tho island until fhe aim
Guilty existing between The United States and Eng
land, IN regard to the ownership, has been efsctea
By an adjustment between The two coateudiug
powers. 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-23


The q. s. Mail steamship Gahawba, j. N. smith
commander, from New York 18th instant reached
Havana on the afternoon of the 18th instant. and
left there the following morning at $50 for tia
port where she arrived yesterday morning at an
early hour.
Nothing Of interest was transpirinr at Havana
when the GahaWba left. Business had somewhat
improved. There was quite . number Of visitors
from the United States in the city and suburbs.
Health Of the city perfect.
The steamtng Decatur was undergoing repairs,
and, i not sold, would return to New Orleans.
Nh. Alden Mclaughlin, well known citizen Of
New Orleans, died suddenly in Havana on the 18th.
| from an attack Of apoplexy.
REPORT or MARKETs-Stock of old Sugar, 70G0
boxes on hand, and 5000 boxes new crop. Sales
have been effected at to 81 reals for numbers II
and ID. Molasses II to 5 for olayed. Lard quoted
at SIG s7a to II 37a reported stock on hand, 1900
bbls and tierees and $500 kegs. Freights, no i'm
proyements to notice since last advices. Exchange
on London, sixty days sight, 14i to Is prem; on
New York, sixty days sight 81 to prem; on New
Orleans, sixty days sight, 81 to 9 premium.
The Cahawha has on freight $Ies 600 in gold for
this city.
The brig Nahum Stetson arrived at Havana on
the 18th from New Orleans
The Caha#ha brings the following passengers:
Mrs Wright child and SERVANT Brewnson and a.pbfer
s NJ IT, Mn h.s u Ut Baes,s
kinsoa, Phelps, Elliott L MeKsssnn Hilgsrs
Psaa Luke nd as ~ Ess VI en-
9asn p.wale Jose Mats Gestae, sssraaas ReEay,
A Mclaughlin 81 = - - - &c. sss w. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-23

4
| y. JoHss, IAN 10 steatsssh;.s III.
reports that Tie ganard sseausslits Assssa .ssas
from Liverpool o. Saturday tie Iii isist.. VI,
| York 81 sss a. hi
was reported III Paris that Lord Coy,l~v a.
Bntiah ambassador at Paris, ras as,auf n g.,
England for ths purpose 81 attempting fte setslss
ment of th6 Italian question wifhout the ir,serves.
ton VI ! Congress '@s7
Marshal cAfahon had anceseasa Skafshsl VI.
liant as Commando Thief "a I'M french ar,y 81
occupation III Italy. sS
The Sandman Government Ilas protested against
the enlistment Of German troops W lie Pose. TIA
the King threatens To send troops ito tlss bass5u,
unless II ii discontinued.
The army Of Prussia, wIieh Aas been reduced IL
peace footing, b to BIZ augmented ~ Thu additio
Of s. 900 troops
Adviccs from constantinopIe confirm he rey,ort
that Bncki pacha has succeeded Kadrifi Pacfa as
Grand Fizisf ID the Sublime II Ii. VA
Advises heHa Australia, dated Melbourne, Nov.
ITta, stase mat The exlrss vsssas a1ssressed.
Mi seests heavy provision aealef ma sssiea
Ansrerp u - Il III IMP Losi..
inv NJ New Urlex1ss.
ghs sflap Congress. nom View Orleans, previously
rsperfsd arrived y Liserpo0Io IN the 5th instant,
disznasted.
The ship Morning Star from New Orleans, ar-
rived II liverpool On tn 6ti
II THE bark Nicholas Curs8n, from New On
leans, bound fol Fleetwood was ashore near fleet
wood.
The stock Of American Loston at liverpool
amounts q ae7 900 bales, instead d All ,ooe y
previously reported.
The Paris Bonrse continued depressed and facta
ating. owing 70 the unsettled state Of political
Affairs.
The Three Per Gent. Rsntss closed 1T esf soc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-23

. RIAL LAaks, EMBRoInRRIEs AND PARIs MILL.
Tie attention of all ouriy readers TO the adye
sehxnt o. Mrs arner W and Lis Canal street. who is now
Offering for sale psnarkaby eegaat stock Of Brussels mini
aes sets and baniily lace poa These goods ara Of The
moe desirable sharer being beautiful very stylish
Mrs. Turner's assaraen Of snboidares eoaks bunons me-
opera eoas Paris made bonne bridal bonnets head
dresses flowers, nbtaE and feathers and selected with al.
the hch long familiarity with the business
enabled her exercise e propes attention 10 ressnakin
Is given this establishment Ii done in die most tasai
and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-23

CHOICE GRoeERIEs AT HEsNIsa & SIpLE's.-
Msssr Henning Side coreis stocked admirably
managed fancy staple family grocery Gamp
street. have landing certain excellent articles Of
their line which pint mp expressly Ter he
family trade and Of the most supefoe
quality All who know anything about the establishment know
that this guaranty is worth what ppos to be- and that what
MesSfs H. s. advertise Individually no. Those ho nte
;ood living are referred to their advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-23

GLorHlSG-Messs Alfred Muntoe Co.. of the great clothing
store in the Story Building have accordance wi their Gus
TOM commenced their great annual sale which they have
marked down every article of stock in tile clothing
and furnishing goods line it must all he peremptoy closed
oil te make room for their receipts Of spring clothing and in
order that they winters business with
an entire new Stock usual and with old goods and old
styles on their hands Now then is the time buy excellent
and fashionable clothing very cheap presume that the
opportunity Will be improve and the rush of this
popular emporium be than ask the attention Of
all readers including parents who have responsibilities TO
provide with clothing 10 the advertisement of Mess NJ
Co. which for tself
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-23

COUNTRY MERCHANTS are referred to the adyer
semens q aess1s r b Fell Marsh Grayer street,
who are selling all kinds Of erockey china and glass ware
.o tor cash. and fer approved paper New York price
merchants and houskeeprs ara also referred ID
advertisement published By the dealers They
state that they have down md
goods such remarkably low prices Is will
bills r. - "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-23

MEDICAL AND Observation-Disclosures j. Wright
Co.. the great medicine Dealers 81 and Isl Chares street. a
yee this morning Wners Cana dian yermfnge worms
Jones Lily White for The complexion Syrup of Wild Cherry
and Tar for coughs. and Daey Magical Pain Extractor
wounds, burns ETC.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-23

FRESH CANTON MATING AND CARPET GooDs.-
Aessrs D. D. Dameron Co.. carpet dealers street.
are now receiving large additions extensive stock in the
way of new cansn mating of varied qualities floor oil cloth of
assorted pasns window shades cornces of all STYLES md
Qualities goods tnbe and piano covers The stock
Of these dealers well known for its excellence extent and
should be inspected by houseodes who anything their
line.-Erea ire Iisen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-23

s. CANAL STREET FANCY AND FAMILY GROCERY
hessr j. Warrington Co., of the saal street fancy
family grocery are constantly receiving sn additions Of choice
groceries as are necessary keep their Sock fall and ready
MI demands of their large circle Of The Canal
grocery at No s2 Is something eegan. Of grocery
eepE "a nice and clearly goods store hat ladies
shop for wet goods we'll See advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-23

NRW PUBLICATIONS AT WHIrE,s.-Mr. Thomas r,
White bookseller Hos Canal st is in receipt varioas at
aeiivc publications. a,uons being great American
Almanac for 1860 The Wits tl very elegant &nd read
able volume Life Of Column us far children 'sGhran he
lleyng and Living and Ths DiRy of Samaritan all of
which are we'll worthy Ar. WIS advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-23

For MEMpHIs-The Memphis and New Orleans
packet ne mail steamer Ingomar. Captain j. D. Clarke
eases ms evening at O'clock connecting the Memphis
na and Memphis and Ohio railroads for all points
East aud Vest, and with line steamers for Louis.
vile and 81 Louis For through tickets apply j. H. Ere.
hgh agent, Memphis packet Office. under ST. Charles Hotel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-23

To coTroN PLANrERs.-Messrs. Yose & West,
lily and III Magazine street. between Lafayette and Girod
streets advertise that the cotton seed huer grs
mill combined may be in operation at store II
great machine.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-23

The TREATMENT OF CANCERS DE- Samuel Paw,
notd physician whose long professional ssess ii New Or
leans has been aitenasd with sassess I'LL III.
m pSss Hzar Cherries Hote
where u MAS acatsd many sse IA 70 Rrenne street a.
peis Lafayette eallsndpg pr Rsyods spscaltss ~ tie
eatmst q ea1esfs seaaheaa #e dwellings md acsts a
N these be has had the mes extended experience wi is.
attention to DR.. Reynolds advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-23

SILKS At A GREAT RgDUeTIos.-We ask the at
enion of all lady The advertisement MessF
Benhussen, Lewis Co.. lis Canal street, who offer
ing fouid silks Of choice STYLES great Ieductionfor fifty
cents and three bits per yard.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-23

poLBEAR COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, in that elegant
known as the Story Building Camp and
Common Streets is daily receiving students All WHO
e 10 become business men referred this anased
bome Institution.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-23

Rich PArIER MAcHE GooDs, in great variety and
of elegant patterns and exquisite finish have just been re-
cesed from Europe by Mr. B. Pe 22 street There
be no limit 10 the multiplicity diversity of uses to
which art is putting this beautiful material very latest
faneies and adaptations comprised among new aud very
beautiful articles just received by Mr. P from the most ee1e
kraed and artistic manufacturers old world ". DIRECT
attention 10 his advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-23
PRor. RioHARD's sYsrEsl OF FRgscH IN .cu,sa

PRof. ReHARpfs SYSTEM OF FRENCH TEACHING.
Pref Richard the accomplished successful teacher Of ,he
French language invites all may BE- interested il his
proved method TO call at hs academy roos 80 rasier
whsre classes are feens hour in The day foua
O'clock in The morning o'clock evening
who wishes 70 learn the language spare one hour If The
day can quickly acquire acoprtent OF it under
Rs tuition We direct attention his advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-23

WHISKY, WINE, PoRTER AND PoRr.-Mr. s.
Wolff Of Grayer and New Streets offers for sale
old Bourbon whisky, Henyell Co.'s sparkling mose London
Stout aud old imperial port. Sec advertisements
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-23
The New York ssTrfbune. and Southern
Dissatisfaction,


Probably the most inVeterate, dangerous and
inscriptions foe TO the South her people, and her
institutions, is Greeley, of the Tribune. He is
made OF just the timber for fanatic; but unites
with that character the avarice of true Yankee
and the constituencies cunning of a Washington
lobby politician. For twenty years Greeley has
been traducing the South and the countless num-
berof barren women and EN- asculated men in New
England who draw then literary pabulum from the
columns OF ms paper have very naturally been
converted TO his way of thinking concerning South.
efn people, and have Meir withered hearts and
dyspeptie stomachs consRaed by hatred towards
their brethren in the slave States who never have
done themsanything but good, merely because thew
nave been taught in the TribsE that such was their
duty as enlightened men and Christian women.
Having presty well succeeded in disseminating
~ tRe North Eatred of the South, and thereby
warmed into existence hosts of p.aselytes, Greeley
now seems to have determined to persuade his
Abolition disciples that the Southern people are
only to pc despsed; seng race of towards. too de-
generate 10 defend themselves against aggression.
anu too weak to repel the slightest attack of
course ne Is man OF toe much Information to ad
mere 20 such ridiculous notions himself But that
aoes not hinder him from systematically ineulcat.
80 euel IDEAS and he evidently does SO with an
a,aerlof ana infamous motive. Greeley and his Alb
Onion confederates wish to drive the South out of
tne pnlon. The practical sense and sound notions
81 conservative statesmen have always proved
ia'ai obstacle to the radical fanaticism and wild
'aeofles O the halfnlad New England philantbro.
pls.s. Inc ballast from the slave section of thu
Union mas Alone kept the ship of State from BEING
': away INTO the absurdtes of rabd Repub.
tcaalsh, socialism, or some other destructive I
.'4m !. 70 some one Of which the Northern mind
seems invariably TO tend. Hence, men of Greelev,s
stripe nave been FESTIVE under the wholesome re-.
'tralnt OF Southern statesmen And, as a first stem
towards carrying into effect their utopian notions
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-23

slATEs.-Mr. j. b. Brown. No. G Union strset
ohtfs Tor lots TO suit purchasers eighty thousand best
quality Meleli suites. See adyeg senleut 5=
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-23
DEATH OF COL. ROBERT BUTLER.

We are panied to hear of the death of Colonel
Robert Butler, twho was General Jackson7s As
sistant Adiutant-General at the battle of New Or
leans) which occurred quite recently at his plan.
ftation, OH Lake jackson, near Tallahassee Fla
where he had been residing for more than quarter
of a century. We have heard none of the partieu
lars of the veterans death, but understood it took
place unexpectedly. Though lie had reached a
ripe age, he generally enjoyed good health, and
his family and friends looked forward to many
years of life and usefulness as in store for him.
BY numerous circle of relatives and friends
Col. Buffers death will be deeply grieyed. No
man in Middle FLORIDA, perhaps, was more univer-
sally loved and respected by his fellow citizens
than he and no stranger ever visited that part OF
the State without ipartaking of the princely hos
pitality which he dispensed with the elegance of
an old-hme Tennessee gentleman, at his beautiful
place on the lake. In that region, the name of
Butler is the synonym of manly generosity, ehip.
alrolls courage and answering honor. Going there
among the pioneers, he Witnessed the country grow
up around him, and set q proud example to success
sise generations of true dignity and uprightness
Col. Butler was, we believe, a connection of the
Jackson family. From President Jackson he re-
ceiyed Federal appointment in Florida, and
sersed.as SuryeyorGeneral of the State, with some
Interruptions, as late as aSa4. He was man of
immense stature, and of late years had become
quite earpnlent. IN temper he was genial, and
fond of society. Nothing gave him greater plea
sure than to gather his children and grandchildren
around Kim in his mansion, and witness their
dancing and festivities. He was also great
reader, and kept well up with the current litera
ture aud politics of the day; and, besides, amused
himself occasionally by composing verses some of
which Were remarkably clever. He dies possessed
of considerable wealth. Taken all in all, he was
whole-sonled old gentleman, the like of whom can
seldom be met in ones pilgrimage through life.
Thousands of friends scattered over the earth, will
feel pang on learning of his death.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-23

LAST SALE OF DAMAGED Goops.-The last sale Of
ashaged goods from the stock Of Messs Bantaysen
Co. Is announced and will place salefnonis e.
Roger Ca No. 20 and II Old Eevee Ths balance
be sold consists Of four hundred lots of seasanahe goods
damaged BY water. The Of directed
advertisement /
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-23

GROCERY MEReHASpIsE.-The trade, and pur.
eaers generally will ind spacious store cf Messr
Finckard Steele Co. Of and Tchouptoulas
STREETS one of lbs largest stocks Of grocery merchandise In he
country comprising every article III that line. II is well known
that the terms Of this extensively dealing are very favor
able to purchasers and that hill laid on their "a
amount variety Of goods be filed 1t onre and II
the most satisfactory always conplee
Of the establishment They take 10 be ont IL
short VI any article in The whole wide range Of the business
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-23

. But IN the South, how different the condition of
the coored operatiyes No one ever hears of six
or seven hundred of them being exposed to the
danger OF horrible death, in an unsafe building,
by their masters; their lives are too precious and
their labor too valuable. They are well cared for
in their helpless youth, well fed and clothed and
their health scrupulously attended to in their ma
turity, and kindly nourished in their old age and
deerepltude, thus presenting a strong contrast to
the fate OF the poor white operatives in the Eastern
and Northern States, for whom their masters never
entertain the commonest feelings of humanity.
ct to Just such fate fanatics and false NH.
lanthroplsts OF the North would reduce the colored
operatives of the Southern plantations.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-23

gofaL SntfIIiasltta.

YRsTERDAY.--Yestcrday was one Of those beau
tiful and delightful Southern Sabbaths which ex-
hilarates q population and sets II rolling.
The morning markets, the midday churches, the
afternoon promenades and drives, and the noctnr-
nal precincts Of gaiety were the four grand divis
ions Of the days panorama, each and all ruddy
with the colour da rose of health and happiness.
Everybody seemed TO be ont and moving around,
everywhere.
Our usual pilgrimage after special items for
Mondays Crescent was barren indeed; but we
shed no tears about it. At the police offices
nothing offered, saving the usual sprinkling of
unhappy enthusiasts who will insist upon endeavor
ing to carry more whisky than they can hold
That last, best and favorite Mecca Of desperate
item-hunters, the Coroner's office, was as barren
OF horror as the police-ofices. We found the old
fatal slate on the door-post clean and shining, as
though the contagion Of pleasure, spread by the
gay cfowds who focked to jackson Square, had
inspired it to brighten up ana ar:ay the Sunday
too. As we stood pensively at the door, wonder
ing whether or not Mr. Coroner Beach or Mr.. Dep
uty Soraparu would soon heave in sight, two
peach-faced servant girls came along, dressed to
kill their skirts oFerspreading the entire ban
quette; and each carried little cherub Of pinkish-
looking putty, smothered up in lace friIs, cash
mere and embroidery The sight aroused our
poetic afeelinks,n and we Immediately turned
about and assaulted the Corners unofending slate
as follows:
"0h Doctor Beach,
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-29
PONY BRANDIES I.
Vintage 1798---183O.

EINE PONY BRANDIES, from So to SI4 pep
i gallon, and from 81 to 50 per bottle
FINE PORT WINE, from 50 so to SIS per
gallon, and from 81 to 81 so per bottle
All other fine Wines in proportion.
These Liquors are all warranted to be tho
very finest ever imported into this State and ara
warranted to give satisfaction or the moae, vii!
be returned. JOHN Ball
ShAs'a. '"l: 20. ll2ll
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-29

geA. n. P. Banks, Governor OF Massachu-
sette, has declined a reelection to accept the
a salary Of $40, 900 per year. As he said would
be his remark touching this Union, in certain
contingency, SO say we of his case, :" Let him
slide.n