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Minister at Rome has been summoned to Naples
for the purpose Of forming new Ministry.
Prince jerome, ex King Of Westphalia, Governor
of the Invalids and President of the Senate, whose
health has been for some time past in an impaired
state, is in dying condition.
In the House Of Commons Mr.. Gladstone gave
notice that he would introduce bill appropriatiDg
900 more to carry on the war with China.
Lord John Russell, in reply to an Interpolation,
denied that the British Government intended to
postpone the reform bill till the next session.
Lord Palmerston said that the Government in
tended to furnish necessary number of ships to
survey the North Sea, in connection with the pro-
ject of laying another submarine Atlantic telegraph
cable via Iceland to America.
"A company has been organized to run steamers
between England and India, via the Cape of Good
Hope, within forty-fve days.
Sayers and Heenan have commenced sparring
tour in England.
France and Russia have answered the last com
ous complaints made by Christians in Turkey.
In their answer they allow the Porte certain
specified time to enquire into the nature of these
suferings.
Prince Don Juan Of Bourbon publishes mani
festo in which he secures his claims to the Spanish
throne by the abdcation Of his brother, but does
not mean to use force.
Advices from st. Petersburg state that the pro.
posed measures for the emancipation Of serfs have
finally been adopted by majority of the Assembly
Of Deputy Mobiles. A general franchisement will
be realized next autumn.
| Serious disturbances have broken out at Berout
| between the Christians and Druses.
Adyices received by the Overland Mail state that
the yellow fever is raging in India.
| Later intelligence from China reports that the
| English and French nltimatum has again been sent
| to the Chinese Government without demand for
| indemnity. No blockade will therefore be estab-
| lished south of the Gulf of Peiho.
The rebels near Canton are injuring the tea
| trade.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19
FURTHER BY THE STEAMSHIP BOHEMIAN

QuEBEC, June lS.-The steamship Bohemian,
from Liverpool June 6th, and Londonderry June
7th, reached her wharf this afternoon.
The U. S. Mail steamship Fulton, from New
York, for Liverpool and Havre, arrived out at
Cowes. All we'll
PARIS, June 6.-The trades rule dull. The mar
ket for all description of breadstuhs closed higher.
PARIS, June 6.-Ths Bourse continues to rule
dull and closed fat z.5.= 5
The three per cent. Rentes closed at 69f. SIC.
European Political Intelligence
The London Times says that Garibaldi is now
master of the Island Of Sicily.
The Emperor Napoleon has denied DeCarafa's
demand for intervention Of the maritime powers.
A small town called Aurigente, on the Island Of
Sicily, has risen and portion of her inhabitants
have gone to join Garibalds army.
A movement of an insurrection had broken ont
at Naples, but the carnage was subsequently stop
ped by the intervention of the French and English
Admirals.
The city of Palermo has suffered severely from
the late bombardment. The loss of life is said to
be very great. The King of Naples has refused to
raty the conditions of the capihllation at Palermo.
dispatch from Turin states that hostilities re-
commenced at Palermo on the Sd, and that the
bombardment had been renewed.
later telegram from Naples says that the bonn
bardment on the evening Of the Sd was not re-
newed, but that Garibaldi continued to be master
of Sicily, though the Neapolitan troops still occu
pied the forts. =
Letters from the French squadron off Palermo
say that the armistice was prolonged to the 5tf
inst. and that Garibaldi was compelled to gran
the armistce for that length, owing to want o
ammunition. Messina was deserted by the wealth.
inhabitants, and that enthusiasm in favor of Carl
baldi was on the increase. The dissatisfaction o
the Neapolitan troops is becoming general. Th'
whole clergy Of Sicily is on a preaching crusade
against the Nespolitans.
A telegram from Turin states that Piedmont pre-
tests against the De Garafa demanded interyentio
of the maritime powers. Many of the Sardinia
officers have left the army in order to join Gar
baldi.
1000 rebels have attacked Catania, a city situate
at the extreme eastern coast of Sicily but ha
been repulsed after losing three guns and two flag
in an eight hour combat. Catania has since bee
declared in q state Of siege. The Neapolita
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19
COMMON COUNCIL.

BOARD OF ALpERMEs.-Th Board met last eve
ming Mr.. Harrison in the Chair.
message from the Mayor was read announcing
the names OF persons elected for various offices at
the late city election.
On motion, Messrs. Cox, Whitney and DeLabarre,
were appointed Committee on Credentials. After
consulting, they returned and reported as duly
qualified TO take their seats Messrs Nixon. WiltS
Story, Forstall and Moreau.
The Board then went into election OF officers,
Mi. Nixon was unanimously rRelactad President
and having taken the chair netnnnad his thanks to
the Board i'll an appropriate Address
Mi. claiborne was nnasaaAonsfy reelected Secre-
tary, and Mr.. blanchard reelected SergeaMt.at.
Arms, with but QUE dissenting voice.
On m6tioh the Board went Sato election of Chair
man Of Finance Committee which resulted in Mr.
Forstall receiving five yotes and Mr. Whitney four
MIR. Forstail elected.
An election fof Chairman of the Comnittee on
Streets and Easings then resulted in the election
OF Mr. HARRISON, he having received five votes and
Mr.. Cox four.
For President pro tem., Mr. ReLabarre received
hve votes and MIR. Story four-Mr. Delabarre
elected
The President filled the Committee ON Finance
by the appointment of Messrs. Story DeIabarre
and Moreau, and the Committee on Streets and
La, Iandngs Dy me 1ne appointment of Messrs. Cox,
Whitney and Witt.
On motion of Mr.. Whitney, the rules heretofore
IN force were adopted, with the amendment that
the weekly meetings should henceforth take place
at o'clock instead of 6 o'clock p NJ,
The Board then adjourned
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN-Tb members
OF the new BOARD, being duly quail lied. met last
evening and proceeded to organize,
A message from the Mayor was read. annonneinp
the result OF the late election an the names of the
elect. -.ss y. 'i'(
Mr.. Bakewel was elected President of The Az
sstant Board, and took his seat as sncb
Mr. Hopk1ns, Secretary of the A ssistant Board
and Mr. Campbell, Sergeant-at- i ms y~are man;
meusly reelected. ii~' wv "'i'''-i
The President then appoint I'D tbe standing com
mittees as follows, the iirs' nemaS in aaais heinz
the chairman: 1 - eAeii e'i'
shnaydre. pAe' AA'' AS'''s 'A1 NY
ofeees as,u tsasR dtngs-Messrs. Kingsland, Ere
laa9x: " x! selcshnaS9 re and Davis.
NJ oeeoe s,, t Se eah-Messrs. Beebe, Hodgkins
peEis ~ anu Mesa aele shnaydre.
pottns,;l maleS rs. Bakewell, Leefe, Toledano an
soiaah haheaF on-Messrs Dupre, Toledano, Davis an
D. ho,F House and P,isons-Messrs. Petting
oegpe g, Hodgkns and Davis.
p..t .ntg ,roUenaents and B,tsldings-Messrs. Davis
HsT m ngill, Magoni and Hodgkins.
.t, lie Board then adjourned to meet for busnes
w evening.
A noble lord not over courteous, was once $
far engaged in an affair of honor, as to be draw
to Hyde Park to fight a duel. But just as he cam
to the porters lodge, an empty hearse came by
on which his lordship's antagonist, who was dro
officer, and well known, called ont to the driyel
Stop here, my good fellow, few minutes, an
I'll send you a faren This operated so strong
on his lords hips nerves, that he begged the of
GERS paraQ p, and returned home in whole SKI
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND MAIL.
ST. LOUIS, June .l8.--The Overland California
mail, with advices from San Francisco and inter
mediate points to the 2sth inst. has arrived at
Springfield, Mo-, the terminus of the Pacific Tele-
graph line.
Fears are entertained as to the safety of the
Overland Pony Express, which it is thought has
been cut off by Indians near Felon.
Advices received from Carson Valley state
that the greatest excitement prevails throughout
the country regarding Indian hostilities.
An army of Indians reported to be $1,000 strong
has stationed tselfin the vicinity Of Pyramid Lake.
COO hunters, under the command of Col. Hays, and
200 troops, at the head Of which is Gen. Stew
art, have gone in the direction of Pyramid Lake to
attack them. ..44 .........-.. 5..z s@.
Indian difficulties near Butler Creek are becom
ing aggravated. Mr.. Penney the agent of the
Pony Express has applied to Gen. Clarke for ffteer
men each for twelve stations. Gen. Clarke refused
this proposition for want of men.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

GAR1BALDr IN Sicily. - Genoa, May 27. - Dis
patches have been received from Palermo by the
Sandman Government, which fully confirm not
only the victory obtained by Garibaldi at oalata-
timi over the 1000 Neapoltans led by LAMA, but
the more important one, which placed the nights
surrounding Palermo in the hands of the Sicilian
patriots. The first of these victories is further
confirmed in letter addressed by Garibaldi him
self to Rosalino Pilo, Count of Capace, from Gala
tafimi, under date Of the 18th.
yesterday we fought and won. The enemy is
flying towards Palermo. The population are in
high spirits, and join my camp by thousands. To-
morrow shall march on Alcamo. Tell the Siei-
lans that the hour is come to put an end to their
slavery, and that we shall do it soon. Every arm
is good for the brave-musket, scythe, hatchet, a
nail at the top Of a stick. Unite with me. Thwart
the enemy's plans as much as possible light bon
fires upon all the nights which surround the Nea-
politan troops. During the night kill as many Of
the enemys outpost sentries as you can. Intercept
the communications in word harass the enemy
as much as you are able. hope to see you soon
Yours GARIBAI.DI.n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

Ford % ESQ, Of roma, that on tho first Of this month
party of Indians passed some thirty Or H. forty
miles from that place killing Msxsas ths ct .hs oS
Walls and after killing two Mexcans who were in
charge charge of the stock drove off cabalada belong
no to Limo Ramirez. Four arrows were found bJ
the side of one of the bodies and one in the other
Witch VIII appeared to have been struck also with
lance. 1t is supposed that the Indians crossed
over from Mexico. No clue to the tribe could be
obtained from the arrows, which were brought
into Roma by Mr.. Seligson.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

TEsAoIrY OF DEATH GRIP.--The body Of the boy
smith, who, with his brother, was drowned at
Albany on Sunday. was recovered opposite this
city yesterday, six miles up stream. As some men
in hauling up.the hawser, the body Of the little
fellow was found, both hands clnging to the rope
with all the tenacity that has ever been ascribed
to the death grip. II is supposed that as he was
to pull himself up to the surface. By this grasp
the corpse was fastened to the rope for forty
hours, and Its tenacity was so great that even
the very strong current necessarily met with in
dragging the body six miles up the stream had not
force enough to loosen it.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

The Bangor Times says A clergyman Of that
city was married in his meeting house on SUNDAY sy
morning last and immediately preached ron iIe M
text: "The thing was not done In corner ne
wasn't ashamed Of II.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

Cur Her TONGUE ORA woman named O'Con.
nell, residing in Albany, IN. Y.,) SO enraged her
husband by constant abuse, that while she was adj
minstering curtain lecture to him, he seized her
bv the throat, ehoked out her tongue, and nipped
off the end of it with a pair Of shears.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

Kings never hear the voice Of truth until they
are dethroned, nor beauties until they have abdi-
Gated their charms.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19
.[Troy IN. n. Tmes, 9th.

When generous man is compelled to give . re-
fusaI he generally gives 1t with worse grace than
ture; and secondly because it il out OF his prac-
tire. ~ = ss' s.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

so D o NJ " / T II 4
E9~"A Stitch in Time Saves NIne"-s0
As accidents will happen. in weregua:ed families ii
vsy desirable 70 have cheap and convenient for
psiring Furniture, Toys, Crockery, etc.
& Spalding's Prepared Glue
Ees oil such emergencies and household afford be
out 1t. It always ready and up the sticking point.
There no longer necessity fer mpng chairs spinered
nssz headess dolls and broken cradles. 1t Is the article
dies Of refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation is used cold being chemically
sld soluon possessing all valuable qualities h
best cabinet makers glue 1t may be used in the place Of ord
nary rnucage being vastly more adhesive.
"UsEFuL IN EVERY HOUSE."
NB-A Brush accompanies each bottls. Price, 25 cent?
Wholesale Depot, No. As Cedar street New York.
Address HENRY g. sPALDTNd Il co.
Box No. $500, New York.
Put mp for Dealers in Cases containing eight ahdt~ave
aoxsna beautiful Lthograph showCad accompanying eae
package.
& n7-A single bottle of sPALDING,s PREPARE GLUE
viii times It's annually every household as
Sold by all prominent stationers Druggists Hardware and
Furniture Dealers, Grocers, and Fancy Stores.
Z Country merchants should make of SPALDINls
PREPARED GLUE, when making up their list. /, will stand
any climate. jals tyAW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

A TERRIBLE CATAsTRoPHE-In the great tor
nado which recently swept through Iowa, destroy
ing, among other places, the town Of Camanche. q
terrible calamity befel Mr.. John Westphal. who
formerly owned the garden known by his name.
The house in which he iyedwas entirely destroyed
by the storm, and he with his whole family, nine in
NUMBER buried in the ruins. Report says that all
"a. ara l;lad
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

Royal MATcHMAKING.-The London Spectator
announces that the Prince of Wales, the heir
apparent to the British Throne, will be married to
a Princess of Prussia. It says:
German newspapers, solemn always and full Of
erudition inform that all the particulars of this
union have long been determined-arran in
fact, at the time of the nuptals Of our Princess
Royal with young Prince Frederick William q
derstand, that there should be 'doublemar
riage between the royal families of Great Britain
and Hohenzolers; such double-marriage as was
seriously contemplated century ago by the then
monarchs of England and Prussia, but unfortun
atey broken off at the eleventh honr to the great
grief of certain Crown Prince Frederick, no less
than Of his latest British biographer.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

A troubled mind Ia often relieved by maintain
Ing cheerful demeanof.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

The CHAMPION OF THE RopEwALKs.-Mr. De
Lave challenges Mr.. Blondin to test and trial Of
skill at rope walking, the stakes to be from $1,000
to $780, to be paid to him who is decided to be the
most expert on an e ascension rope' over rivers,
valleys, rapids, whirpools or waterfalls, any dis
tance or any hight. #s4z#@sss
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

A JAPANESE spows FIGHT. ~ On Wednesday
evening the report of a pistol startled the crowds
assembled at the Continental Hotel Philadelphia,
in the Japanese apartments. The Inquirer says:
1t seems that an individual partially inebriated
obtained admittance to the strangers and entering
loaded pistol. The latter accidentally went off
the ball whizzing past the Asiatie's ear and bury
ing itself in the wall. The Japanese, suspectine
treaehery, instantly drew his sword and charged
upon the inebriated man, defying him to battle
The latter was rescued. 1t is evident that th.
Japanese have courage and will resent an injury
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

SUICIDE AT SEA.-Mr Bushnell, printer, and a
passenger on board the steamship Sonora, on the
night of the Ist inst, and when within days sail
of Panama, jumped overheard and was drowned.
He leaves wife and two children, residing in
Brooklyn, N. Y. He was strictly temperate man,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

or say fraction over 40 per cent, which is large
and important one. The stock on hand at the sey-
eral Texas ports at the above date was II ,55S
bales, against 1880 bales same time last year.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP BOHEMIAN
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19
A GRAND MILITARY DISPLAY

THEIR RECEPTION BY THE PEOPLE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

FROM HAYT1.-We learn by late adyiees from
Hayti that President Geffard has recognized M.
Louis Gaetjens as commercial agent for the United
States at Saint Marc. The President continued his
journey through the Republic. He was everywhere
received with the liyeliest enthusiasm Gonaiyes
was illuminated every night he was there AT
Cape Haytien the keys of the city were presented
to him on plate of gold. A project is on foot to
form an association for the encouragement and
protection of immigration. The colony of emf
grants from Louisiana, numbering some two hun
dred, have settled in desirable location near Saint
Marc, in the Artibonite. ==z
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

reLEasApneo TO THE NEW ORLEANS cREscenT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

STORM IN ALABAMA.-A correspondent of the
Mobile Mercury writes under date Of the 18th, from
Baldwin county, about the effects of the storm
which so seriously interfered with the regatta:
FOREST HoaE BALDWIN Co.tl
June 15, 1860
Editors Mercatiy-O yesterday, about o. clock,
the lower part of Baldwin county was visited with
a terrific wind and rain storm. The wind blew the
negroes down on the ground, prostrated fences,
and twisted large pine trees off near the ground.
The rain sheeted down in heavy torrents, and in
a few minutes the earth was covered with between
two and three inches of water.
The steamer James Battle (now in the Fish river
trade) broke her moorings, consisting of two and
three inch hawsers and heavy chain cable, and
river seemed to be in great danger. But underline
management of such cool, clear-headed command
ers as her owners (Capts James and Greer) she
was soon safely secured, and, am happy to say
without damage.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19
TRIUMPH OF THE InsURREcTION IN SICILY.
Ess1NA DEsERTED.

EVA cuATIoN OF PALERMO.
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.

THE JAPANESE EMBASSY AT NEW YORK.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19
AN NsuRREcTIoN AND CARNAGE Ar NAPLES
ARLrAMsxrARr PROCEEDINGS 8.
and Commercial Intelligence.

THE AFFAIRS OF TuRKEY
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19
TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE 10, 1860.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

TELEaRAPHEo TO THE NEW oHLEANs CRESCENT.
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP BOHEMIAN.
TRIUMPH OF THE INSURRECTION IN SICILY.
EVA CuATIoN OF PALERMO.
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RILLIARD TABLEs-BILLlARp TABLES


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shed to customers and the patronage have acquired in
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fork, will be found to be choice.
The stock Of the changed many times during year
nd is therefore fresh full constantly coming
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did Terms, cash or city acceptance
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escrptions
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