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TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 20, 1860.

Coffee closed quiet. They report ali Qualities
had slightly declined during the week.
LONDON, May 20-The English Funds are very
heavy, owing to the present disturbances on the
continent.
Consols closed steadier yesterday. American
Stocks had slightly declined during the week.
PARIS, May 19.-The Paris Bourss, though
greatly depressed, closed frmer.
The Three Per Cent Rentes closed at 6s fr. so
centimes.
Political Intelligence
The European political news received By the
steamship Persia possesses great features of i'm
portaace.
The expedition Of General Garibaldi in Sicily
was attracting much ofthe public attention through
out the Continent.
General Garibald, at the head Of an army
amounting in all to about 1000 men, had landed a
Marsha, city situated in the northwestern part
Of the Island Of Sicily.
Directly opposite MARSHA, two frigates Of war,
belonging to the Government Of Naples, attacked
Garibaldi's vessels, and after sharp engagement,
one Of his frigates sunk and the other captured
by the Neapolitans.
After the loss Of his vessels, Garibaldi, at the
head Of his army marched into Sicily, and was
making good progress.
Some said he had already captured some of the
most important points on the Island, except Mes
sina and Palermo, and that he was moving on tile
latter.
Shortly after the landing Of Garibaldi's troops
at MARSHA, one Of the war frigates belonging to
| the King Of Naples bombarded the city without
giving warning to vessels lying in the port.
British vessel interposed, for the protection Of
the English residing in the City.
Six thousand volunteers had already enrolled,
and were ready to leave at moments notice.
| Colonel Medici was making great preparations
for second expedition, which would take its de.
parture at an early day.
matte representation made to Piedmont would de-
eide the government to prevent the departure of a
second expedition.
Great agitation prevails both at Naples and il
Palermo on account of the great insurrectionary
movements on the island and the triumphant marcl
| of Garibaldi.
| Advices received from Constantinople state tina
the Government of Russia is again acting agains
| Turkey in the interest of the Christians.
/ Russian troops are concentrating along thu
borders of the Pruth. and revolution is con
sidered imminent.
The decision regarding the great prize fight fol
the Worlds Championship, between John G. Hee
nan and sayers, has been finally decided.
The editor of Bells Life, the referee, has decid
ed that the two champions should each be pre-
sented with belt, and they have both agreed t
this.
Tom sayers has declared his intention Of with
drawing from the prize ring.
According to this fact the Benicia Boy ma
| Justly be styled + The Champion Of the World
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Amt it curious, squire, weddin, Is never ont Of
women's heads? They never think Of nothin' else.
a young gal Is always thinkin Of her own. Az
soon as She is married, she is matchmaking for her
companions; and when she i gram older, ner
great study to know q woman. How cnnnins
they are Ask young gal the news, she'll tell
You Of all the deaths in the place, TO make y0n
Ask an old woman she'll tell you Of MI tho mar
riages to make you think she's takin' AIN interest
in the world that she amt. They certainly do
beat all, do women.
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

NEW YORK, Hay IS. The United States mail
steamship Northern Light, Of the Atlantic and Pa
cifc Companys line, with the California mails,
passengers and freight, reached her wharf to-day
from Aspinwall. The Northern Light brought
$l,50O,OOO in specie on freight. This amount was
brought to the Isthnus by the steamship Golden
Gate, Of the Pacific Mail Company Line from san
Francisco.
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THE OPERA. This evening Donizetti,s opera
" La File dn Regiment, will be performed.
Tomorrow evening, wednesday, for the benefit
of Mad. Damont and Mr.. Gabel, g II Troyatore, y
grand opera of Verdits, in which will appear
Messrs. Philippe and Meldhisedec, Mad. Dalmont
and Mile Guiesmar. This will be succeeded by
the I'd and Sd acts of . 81 J'etais Roi Mad Colson
Mr.. Gahel and Mr.. Melchisedee appearing,
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SwIrTNEss OF BIRDs.--A German ornithologist
says: "The vulture can fy at the rate Of one hum
on the coast Of Labrador, convinced Major Cart
wright that the wild goose can travel at the rate Of
ninety miles an hour. The common crow can az
gin ninety-two miles an hour. 1t is said that fal-
con was discovered at Malta twenty-four hours
after the departure Of Henry ". from Fountain
bleau II true, this bird must have flown fifteen
him.t to rest moment during the whole timesn
The e-bird, which afterwaId becomes the reed
bird Of Delaware Bay. and the bobolink Of New
York, is often found below Philadelphia with green
rice in its crop Indeed this is said to be true Of
pigeons during the rice-gr0wing season.
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But it must, however, be taken into considera-
tion that the entire quantity, say l25,000 bales,
shipped inland may not reach the seaports; never
theess the corrections to be made at the close of,
the year will, in all probability, be much as last
year, which were made out at 10000 bales If
we reject the stocks at the inland towns-discard
the inland or up river shipmen ents-that is, only to
consider them in the general correction account,
and place that account at III, 900 bales against
l39 900 last year. then have total receipts at all
the ports of 4,55l ,499 bales, without receiving
another bale from the inland towns What we call
the general corrections are the figures and tables
made up in New York on the 3lst August.
At about meridian yesterday one of the militia
steamers was reported as having arrived at Quebec
with dates to the l6th inst from Liverpool The
| cotton market was quiet and breadstuffs heavy SO
the shipping of corn and wheat from this port will
not pay. There was something said about the un-
steadness of the British unds but it is rather too
late in the season to be talking on our flags about
consols rentes, funds and fund-mongers in general.
| Nothing hardly create a breeze on Carondelet
| or Canal and envrons but rumpus between Eng
land and France. The Emperor's army, on the
banks of the Rhine to watch Prussia, is not much
talked of, though the impression strengthens daily
| that the Nephew of my Uncle cannot keep quiet
for much longer period of time.
The mails are received with some regularity.
Yet the new regulation on the Jackson Railroad
delivers the Northern and Western mails to II and
L o'clock, and keeps merchants on the go to the
| Post-0fice for about half of the day, commencing
with the arrival of the mail via Mobile, early in the
| morning. The summer schedule of the mail via
Mobile goes into effect Friday, 1st of June
| when it will be closed at II o'clock A. N.
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Judge r., of Indiana has his eccantricities, hut
an abler jurist cannot be found In the West. a
manslaughter case before the Judge. The lawyer
talked beautifully, but didn't touch the points in
the case. Al he was about closing, the Judge
asked him which side he was retained on. : The
defence, your honor,'' replied the astonishad law
yer. "Then,' said Judge r. why the deuce don't
You say SO ~ This is strictly true.
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KILLED BY LieHTSNa.-0 0Auna, H.. May a.
During storm to-day, two boys, named Peter
Kelly and Alfred Collins, we've killed by lightning
striking the tree under which they had taken shell
ter. Two others were slightly injured.
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yoes isaa. = - - : ..at
man o. she Secoha D'ssiics naa usps's Nnse''
ended IN an agreement to 1gnt u out q "a keenan,
ss =
80 y osv~a = 80.
",ea n''" f,s - -
" psgan s'l'pp''s 'of sne nsa' ~
mnoie no 'n,hs was pfoken Up sy seselAs p .as
ih'rd D's'f'es rougns VINO profe Inso lns fas6
ana prevented the hsnt, saying no sucn pfoceea
'nss ~ WEI ,..,,sAs ano"sa On 'aa. ~ sfouna-
ns N,''."s =. M e,.' .hs
aAy nase geen uons ~ aala Dls'l'cs ~.
~ 10y g & -.
:, =, !,
nm Sunday. and Il NAV - ;p,.oa, Eav prusb n
the fault was mon tte beads II m, Tb5r I1istr;et
T,ouobs., A. Ia tbe dojncs ~ he s4ybra nsssriet
Rourbs "A tbe yoE.ssst =, ~ ,,rsviT,,, ss,nax
the ee renorter ,voud ao ven 4 ayv;t IN, lssaI
Investigation az fonraasa death before making a.
sertions 30 sweepna and reckless a tlose he ,sIe
in his report OF yesterday.
It is part Of areportsr's duty to be fair, impair
tial, and as truthful possible. We hope our CON
frere Of the Bee viii endcavcr hereafter q steer
clear ef the errors into which he haa fallen lato5y
ArrEAfr 70 EgKx 4 scnooL-HoUsz. man
named Frank White W. yesterday arrested ~ the
cnarse q having attemptcd W ret fre W thc Web
n, W cAaIge nelng made ny Mfs-
ls:y AAc pal1culafs Viis ccme out upon exami-
AaAAo
4 SOMETHING oP CnAHag, VA Spaniafd named
ANTONIO Prc w. yesterday arrested III thc Fisxt
District charged by Manuel Martinez witli seyeyai
lttie misdemeanorss to-wat burglary, maascisuS
mischief, threats, and assault and baxtsxy With
! intent to kil. hecoroer summers wlh hsESs as9ts
= sinie = ~ ~ WIS ll'g1l Ahlcnlo ralo-
AccrDEsr. WIN. johnson, prisoner HI ths Firxt
District Lookup, fell from Of the upper bunlfs
| in his cell On Sunday night, and had one of his
shoulders dslocated. He was sent to Charity
Hospital. Is
SEALING LIquoR TO SLAVES Jacob Rinehart
yesterday gave bail to appear before Recorder
| Summers on the 9th prox. Oficer John Barron
charges that on Friday LAST Rnehart allowed lfx.
Moore,s slave John to remain for an unlawful
length Of time in his grocery ct the corner of
\ TchoupitouIas and Race Streets #
STEALING AND RECEIVING Jas. Ashton, charged
x~,h sailing a ,ot of stolen copuer nina to Rae
! Hannessev on Tcboupitoulas street and Rose
Hennessv, charged with receiving said pine Know.
inc n to he stolen. are to be examined before Re-
] corder snmnaers on the lIth proximo. Rose has
/ o;ver hail. Ashton,s n the ing.
/ - - ,,...,.. q, -. !.
= ,
WIN appl h;s,s Az ss;s h.s
i, 4, ,,,, f,y
No a,sn,orys oa ca,tain - said boat was exau
1 inad raotardav before Recar3er Summers The
ev;dence failed 70 show the criminality ALLEGED.
and NJ cartain uas diseharred ~ SIS sss
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DERRY's NOV -EXPLOsIVE, cAMPHENI

DERRY's NON EXPLOSIVE. cAMPHENEs
BURNING FLUID AND PATENT BURNERS.
PATENT COAL OIL LAMPS--in great variety
REFINED KEROSENE OR COAL OIL
Which burns without odo smoke
PAPER HANGINGS-A good assortment.
'"e" LAMPS AND CHANDELIERS,
-..".o In great quantity and variety
SPERM, LARD, COTTON SEED and MACHINERY OILS
complete assortment STOVES, among which the eel
ebraed GLOBE COOKING STOVES the cheapest good Stove
ia the market.
PLATED AND BRITANNIA WARE
TABLE CUTLERY together with general assortment Of
House Furnishing Goods MENTION for sale at
"'e ~" "e'' '''le'' y HENRY PERRY
40 sm ,n liz Poydras street.
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.ILLIARp TARLEs-BIILIAkp TARLEs

pILLIARD TABLEs-BiI4LIAsD TABLES
35.. ST. LOUIS STREET. T.............35
Under the st. Louis Hotel.
undersigned be leave to inform the public that he has
opened BILLIARD SALESR0oM Mt the above place. where
he intends to keep constantly hand BILLIARD TABLES
from the celebrated mandatory of ]. W. BRUNSWICK
BRO Cincinnati of all exemptions and prices such as
ROSEWOOD,
BIRDS EYE MAPLE, MAHOGANY,
BIRCH AND OAK,
With Marble Slate or Wood Bed Also Bagaelle Tables
and Balls Boards Cuhiens Cloths Cues Pockets Cue
eathers Ten Pin and everything appertainng to BIZ
iards O other games
EBSpecmens Of the above Tables can be seen at the 81
Charles; Marble Hall and ST. Louis Billiard Rooms.
Repsiripp done ut short reasonable terms
mo 1v A. W. MERRIAM.
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TALK ON CHANGE.

The weather was warm yesterday--decldediy on
the summer solstice in fine, the weather has been
talked of for some days as unseasonable--none Of
those fine showers of ran characteristic Of the sea-
son, having fallen. We are in the midst Of dry
time rather too dry for the growing Of the present
crops. The wind has been steady from the same
quarter for twelve days 1t is also very warm on
the flags, and those gatherings and knots Of cotton
buyers, brokers and factors, with now and then q
planter bill broker note dealer and the other rep
resentatives Of the great commercial and financial
interests, are few and far between. Ship agents
are tolerahly lively, without, however, obtaining
an advance in the rate of freights. Therefore,
under the close approach Of the summer solstice,
our flags offer only very moderate talk.
The Persia's letters were received yesterday,
The private adviees do not appear to be SO strong
as expected. A rather uneasy feeling seemed to
prevail regarding the political position of Europe
The wild figures, as expected Of ,27O 900 bales
cotton being the stock on hand in Liverpool on the
| IIth inst are not corroborated. The actual fig
ures are l,G26, 500 bales. The telegraph has also
made another error in the quantity known to be Al
be an endless task to correct the errors and ma
reports conveyed over the commercially
| financially and politically.
| The arrivals via the river have already declined
| to the summer standard. There is very little NOR,
cotton to be received here this season, and from
| the paueity of arrivals yesterday from the uppe
rivers, it can be inferred that there is very litt
/ more produce to come to market out of the las
| seasons production.
/ As regards the King, we lind that the total re
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At Nashville, at the conclusion of Mr.. Bell re-
ception, a Mr.. Ewing was making speech. just
as he was getting under way, the staff Of the large
John Bell, of the Union broke, and the banner
fell upon Mr. Ewing's head. May the good Gods
avert the omen,n exclaimed Mr.. Ewing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-29

Rev. Mr.. Giles, in lecture, recently, said: For
himself he rather disbelieyed in accommodating
riches Nothing could induce him to be worth
million of dollars. He agreed with the wish which
had the endorsement Of Scripture, Give me neither
poverty nor riches,' and, therefore, he would be
content with quarter Of Q mon.s'
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relIoaapHeo TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.


HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
THREE DAYS LATER INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ARABIA.
A QUICK TRIP ACROSS THE ATLANTIC.
THE REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENTS IN SICILY.
GARIBALD1 FIGHTING THE ROYAL TROOPS.
RUSS MENACES TURKEY.
An Attempt to Prevent Another Expedition.
THE CHAMPIONSHIP DIFFICULTY SETTLED.
Heenan Champion or the World.
| SsAT TgRs RETTREs FROM THE RING.
90 " 8 OILS UN CH ~ NJ q r ID.
| aor-roN ASD "a.
DOMESTIC AND COMMERCIAL ISTEIIIGENcE
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CPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
sPALDING,s PREPARED GLgEi
sPALpING,s PREPARED GLUEl
Save the Pieces!

ECoN MYt DIST ATCHt
sa-"A Stitch in Time Saves Nine."-en
As accidents will happen, in welegulated families 1t
very desirable to cheap and convenient way for re-
pairing Furniture, Toys. Croekery, etc.
E.. spalding's Prepared Glue
Meets ali emergencies and household can aefd to be
without It, always ready and up TO the sticking point
THERE'S no longer necessity lpng chairs spntered
ueers headlss dolls broken cradles is Just the srtsce
for cone she'll ornamental work, popular with la
dies Of refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation used cold being chemically
held in solution possessing all the valuable qualities Of the
best glue be used in the place Of orai
nary rnucilage, being vastly adhesive.
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
N B-A Brush accompanies each bottle. Price, ~ cents
wholesale Depot, No. 4s Cedar street New York
Address HENRY g. sPALDING a CO.,
BOX No. $780, New York.
Put up for Dealers containing four eight and
dozena beautiful Itogaph showC accompanying each
package.
na-A single bottle, Or SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
will save ten times annually 70 househod
Sold by all prominent staoners Druggists Hardware and
Furnisure Dealers, Grocers, and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make note Of sPALDINa's
PREPARED GLUE when making their list II will stand
any climate ialH IYAW
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A lady paying visit to her daughter, who Was
vonng widow, asked her why she wore tho
Widows garb SO long?
Dear mamma, don't yeu seepi replied the
daughter, " it saves the expense Of advertising
for a husband, as every one can see that am on
the list for sale by private contract
Dick.--''I say, Jack, suppose three bad eggs and
a pair Of old boots were boiled down IN gallon Of
| Croton how do you think it would compare with
JACK srsassssnglyl wants another sgg.s
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A pIERICAN AROMATIC
BITTER CORDIAL.
ToEIc AROMATIC BITTERS.
A Cordial for Ladies. Aged Persons, etc.

A Cordial for Ladies, Aged Persons, etc.
OF these two varieties Bers the FIRST is to be taken mixed
with any agreeable hud while the second be taken pure
or both may together forming bitter OF greater or
intensity please tase The aroma and deli
cous Bes have induced the finest Judges
to them superior hitherto manufactured They
are particularly ecacious restoring heah and reestabh-
ing impaired digestion that fruitful Of diseases such as
Dyspepsia and Liver Affections General Weakness
etc. which render life burden In fever, followed
by and no rem
sy adapted strength and hasten the complete
return Of health.
a-N B. The American Biers may likewise be taken pure
They much spirits The strong flavor they
sess arises the predonance Of bitter prnc
pe which however highly agreeable Said Bitters
introduced into general In the principal coffee
houses, hotels clubs, etc.
N4-Sod by
KARsTENDIEK 4 CO., cor Gravier and New Leyee SITS.
a. A. PEYCHAUD, 90 Royal street.
J. WRIGHT & CO., 81 and l5I Chartres street.
N. R, PEPIN 4 CO., 81 Common street. ms I'm
NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL INSURANCE.
~ CoMPANY-No. Ill CANAL sTEEET
Capital Subscribed. Seltesj
pIREoToRs:
Aphonse Mienbsrser, J. J. B. arhbls, @
A. Rochereau, P. o. Nobon1,
H.M Wright, A. Reehard,
L. Millaudon, G. Sabatier,
O. Lauve, s. M. Darby,
y. Nj.
This Company the New Orleans
papy insure against and Damage Fire. the Peris
the Seas and Rivers the current rates Of premium.
j. TUYEs, President.
Il w H,rcKs seeretary n22 atawfm
| II OUISlANA STATE INSURANCE. COMPANY
OFFICE NO. 50 CAMP STREET.
Capital ssoo,ooo.
DIRECTORS.
j. Lapeire E. H. Harris,
Theodore Frois. IN. Robert,
A. d. Grief, ]. A. Bonnafon,
Jacob Zolly, Amadeo Landry.
| e. Ganueheau.
Company will be ready business the lat
SEPTEMBER NEXT and will insure against the perls of th
seas rivers and loss and damage by fire. aud ausl risks
| the current rstes of premiums.
cash return premium of FIFTEEN PER GENT. viii b,
made to those insuring in this office
/ g. GAFUGHEAUs President.
| A. PicelEr, Secretary,
u New Orleans, August u, 1859. anlstf
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lnY THE NATIONAL AND AMERICAN usEs-
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VOLUME XIII.

T,REDEGAR LOCOMOTIVE
AND MACHINE WORKS
Richmond, Virginia.
JOSEPH R. NDERsoN L co..
--xAsurAcrunERs
Locomotive. Portable. Strictly Portable,
STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES,
CIRCULAR AND SASH SA W MILL s.
Sugar mills, Gin shafting,
And every article Machinery required by tile Southern
Planter
Car Wheels and Axes Bar Iron Bridge Bolts Spikes Chairs
and other Railroad Tas.enng Trucks Iron and
EDMUND NJ IvENs,
General Agent,
fe7 2plm-ly&w No. 100 firayier street New Orleans
A BRILLIANT NOVEL;. row sEFUL AND
execution as,s. and Iiks he lovely
nsossn mi H Fneas os place
minis and most honored rank Of the hctio writers
Of our age.' Boston Post
THIS DAY rs PUBLISHED
Ell FUREIDIS,
AN ORIENTAL NOVEL.
BY the author Of 1.-THE LAMPLIGHTER.n
One volume, neatly bound in Muslin Price, Sl %.
The unexamped which attended the publication o
..The Iampighter and Vaughan will be well renen
bered The former novels reached sale unpara
Ieed by any American novel exeep, nearly One Hundred
Thousand Copies having sold The universal voice in the
United Britain has proclaimed these novels
among brilliant achievements Of the day In fiction
Fureid will be nowise inferior to its predecessors
but will indeed exhibit fuller development Of The authors re
\ sources. a maturer thought and keener insight
who enjoyed the stirring incidents and sigor
ous delneaton of The Iaplishter and Mabel Vaughan
the scene of which upon American ground will need NJ
secopd nytaon to follow the the and fascina
ting region of which she has selected for the
| her present story.
For by all Booksellers in New Orleans The publisher
will mail copies st-pad, receipt Of Ono Dollar.
| TICkNOR Il FIELDS,
| ,.o Mood Boston,
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CouTIIERn WOOD AND MACHINE WORKS.

GOUTI1EKN WUUU AND MAoIINE "o'h'''-
p. HOW, Engineer,
T1B..... AND.
New Levee street.
SAVING, MACHINE AND WOOD TURNING, done for
the Trade .
CARPENTERS, JoINERs AND FANCY WORK, of all
descriptions. .y.
PLANTATION MACHINERY of all kinds repaired at the
shortest notice..
have now in operation PATENT GRINDsToNE SAW
GUNNER. t.
An orders for CUMMING executed with dispatch PRICES
MODERATE.
Being practical experienced Mechanic employ none
bu No. men, This with the aid of Machinery enables me
!. ,.r. .,,,.r,,ity ia9l 6m
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DoxEsrIc AND COMMERCIAL 1srEu1eEs
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sr. LOUIS, May 2s.-The Mississippi river at this
point has risen inches during the last twenty
four hours.
The river is rising, with feet inches of water
to Cairo.