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SAVANNAH And rHk SOUTH -TBa rnw AID
- ant steamship K GU LGN, ~ tho American A.
snuc Screw Sts~msh'p Company Frederick Croos1r.
uapcrr. wll leave pier IL Nor1h River Saturday, NO
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,ouailed IN seEsnce comfort sAfsy sna sa@ed by
Montgomery S25, Memphis s3 rs Nashville sH rs; RnoI
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vii leave Chsr-son the s 2h nth Novemhsf
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vii ~ ~Aes the snxi ofeo~ ri the s-tos nspea
advertisement
rBRnuaH FREIGHT ARhAN9usrNT-FoR Hoa
fox. Port mouth tity pout ard Richmond, connecting
With Norfolk nd Peter and ssnt Ride Railroads
Lyn~bhurg i.tni heoyhs AMI ti-rnei ate sl.,,rns
sreshi received -vers day AM through roeips turrshet
gs-aa ssp JAMES OWN cspt ssintes leaysssvess vus
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Frsyhs Portsmouth per foo,, 10 CITY
Point cents and hchfuuaf crats
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Petersburg hichiouf $40; children sgee ~
and ~ half prc> LinLAN asIskkEs,
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No. Isl Nnnts3u~ street BRO rfvu

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y BDuCrICR IN PRIUrs


n ATLANTIC srBAn NAVIGATION COMPANY.
NEW yoEK AND GALWAY LINE
TOUCHING AT 81. yoBHs NJ
70 land and receive ho royal NAL ND govn-
nsut feapstchea
NV iRUs siDK. WHEEL srnAnAAs
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Sew Sork, kovenabcs %
Froe pivr No 81 ForA rtveg
Rates a 70 par 81 lrslAnd on railway, and 10
ctp-s ~ nnxlssd and Scotland -
Firm cAa e00 So0 and t1S according 70 sAts
so6arons Third ciss So lnciuoins cooked prOvioos
And 70 81 Johrs, n. F-Ftrst ca1s S. third ciaas xN
hrea under twelve bali price; under fres
h.rd class vAssrngcr are REQUIRED 70 frnah beds and
Persons nkss passage from New York for tie asansrs
sng hon Bosom, VIII rsosvs free pasAxs from New io
The Steamers u sAs company have soAsyusssd
Ne oatesc care regards safety and comfort, coabsned
snh model and propeing power and src built SA wstex
mi oopar neu4 They confidently eypncted 70
speed and rough woather quail ues vessel oves built
I'D are rsi lete With ciexancies aid osnvene ncies
An eIpes1euced attached each ship FerDcus
hing to souo for tse1 frenda obin return tickets
"a following greatly reduced PRICES
In ,hbc CABIN fon GALWAY SD 10 third caein from any
Dripsl ci,e~ ~ kusl1nd and scotland S3S
rr seAxhk or passAxe Apply 70
ROWLAND AsPIHwALL. Akeats,
- and s. south stroo4
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, hsstfl ,cnrE h@ taxes IN a,rsho ~ uring
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rev bst IN foe 20 ~ents Address e. WI
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and tie pnbrr that he wei
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with Pa-l ard BEDROOM singa
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charge TOR ~ gen fIelos oscup Ing the
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1fts Hufi tire 81 Asin aud Dishlh
Ju.i hnehi And eeg.ny furnished IL open for
ocu U-'H'ir Of gu-@x
location IN the city, and every effort be
paae 10 p.t re The pa ~ he horse.
secured Tho rv'c~~ Of Mr., W Unaningev late
ibr kv.r-tt House, New Iork. jos CkEssHAw
Ut. LAwErNCn HoTKL. BRoADsAy AND EIGHTH
- New yofh-conductet tbs kuro-ssn llan.
d cion IN n giant sul- n fanilv %
sin week. single R.ons ~ 81 IA " Including
J,pavE ERR. DRIvR DIRECT TO TIE SMITH
! robSn Htns~, Broadway, ~ honapn street
dpr,.f the turorrsn plan. ,tod fare, clean rooms
proDpt surrnsnc and moderate charges.
8 arAD. Proprietos.
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NTIBLO'S GsEDxN
IN Levsee ard Manager
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CROWDED HOuSEA
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10 mnrrow-Nr FORE ASr = OtAell0.
kstnrdAy-DnAD HEART.
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NEW Bow sRy THEATRE
IN sole preiers. Ns.srs a. FOR and j. W. IinxArA
TIL kSpAs Nov. 8, I5Go,
Tbs great Ledger dTsmztizNuon ~
hOs n ELsER.
q L. Foxs comic p.rtomim- 81
The " aGlC TElMPEr,
Ard the roaring f,rr1 of
DoDoING FOR A WIFE
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AR pR coapCvA WILL RePRar his HUMOROUS
N Posmn
"bK ADrAy" (viih mum ero1s addinnS)
AT Clinton HALL thle evsnnf, 9Th sst ~ o clock
Aslr ssinr IS C~uts
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TIE BRITISH AND NORTH AMRRI0AN ROYAL NAL
! ast-smhips
YRon LIVERPOOL
heI CABIN phtrAke
second CABIN 10
BOSTON LIVERPOOL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-30
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM MEXICO.
b o m bardment OF -cr,
THE SIEGE ABAED oNED.


The advices by the steamship Wave are to the
22d inst. from Vera Cruz, and indicate that an i'm
portant turn has taken place in the fortunes of Gen.
Miramon, which may lead to the speedy termina-
ton of the present civil war in Mexico. The city
of Vera Cruz was subjected to severe lombard
ment, beginning on the morning of the 18th, and
kept up at intervals until the 2Ist, during which
time some 1000 shells and shots were thrown into
the city, doing much damage to property and kill
ing and wounding number Of people-less than
100 from all we cafi learn. Upwards of 1000 wo-
men and children had retired from the city to the
Castle Of San Juan de Uloa, and many others had
taken refuge on board vessels in the harbor. The
city was well defended, and two Or three general
assaults were repulsed during the fierce cannon.
aiding.
On the 2lst Mramcn Withdrew bis army from be.
fore the walls he had Intellectually threatened fol
seventeen days. His loss is said to have been quite
heavy in the trenches, and particularly so in the
storming parties, though nothing reliable as te
such particulars has yet transpired.
Just previous to the sailing Of the steamer an ex
press arrived from the capital bringing intelligence
that decree had been issued bansbing all Ameri
cans from Mexico and coniscating their property
Reprisals for the capture of the Marin squadron
were of course to be expected, and Americans
within the power of the Miramon faction may con
slider themselves fortunate to escape with thei
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-30
ADJUSTMENTS LAST EVENING.

A crowded house attended the Varieties last
night to witness Sherdans showing up of the inner
life of the stage in his rarely performed comic
satire "The Critic; or Tragedy Rehearsed.''
The leading part of PUT was taken by Mr.. Sothern,
and was O capital performance, the impurturhable
gravity of the artist under the most aggrayatingly
ridiculous circumstances being quite as mirth-pro-
voking as perfect cannonade Of his very best and
most comical winks and shrugs in ordinary come
dies. Mr.. Wallack as Sir FretfM Plagia,y, and
Miss Polly Marshall as 15bmina, were excellent
AL the players in "The Critic y fulfilled their mis-
sion well enough, and the piece kept the house il
a continual roar for couple of hours dot
succeeded it.
The house at the st. Charles was of very mea
ger description, Notwithstanding it was the beneti
night of Miss Laura Honey, very clever, industri
GUS and, withal, popular actress She deserved
better acknowledgment of her labors and sue
eesses during the season past -. ..-5
The Rumsey & Newcomb Minstrels entertaine,
crowd at the Amphitheater as usual.
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FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 80, 1860.

Ohio, buthe defies the Harper's Ferry Committee
and Congress, and says that his friends will not
permit him to be taken from Ohio.
The Charleston Conveutinn
WASHINGTON, March 29.-An efoTtis being made
to transfer the Democratic National Convention
from Charleston to New Orleans.
Pacific Railway.
WASHINGTON, March 2a.-The Special Committee
of the House on the Pacific Railway, Yesterday de-
cided to reject Taylors resolution in favor Of leay
ing the choice of routes open to capital and enter
prise.
The propositions Of Messra. Curtis and Phelps
were discussed by the committee, but no conclu-
sion was arrived at. The committee adjourned
till to-day.
Domestic Markets.
CINCINNATI March 29.-The market for Pro-
visions closed firm. Pork is selling at SIT % per
Dbl. the market closed steady Lard is quoted at
II to Lie, per pound. There were 800 barrels Of
whisky sold to-day at 1sA to lssc. per gallon.
Moasses is quoted at 43a to Ale. per gallon the
market closed quiet. The Sugar market closed
firm; New Orleans is selling at 8 to sae. per
pound.
New YoRK, March 29.-The sales Of Cotton to-
day amounted to 600 bales; Middiing Uplands is
quoted at lie. The Flour market closed dull the
sales to-day are reckoned at 5000 bbls.; Superfne
State is quoted at IS 1906 20 % Dbl. Lard is
quoted at I0S S@l1c u lb.; the market closed dull.
The sales Of New Orleans Molasses to-day amount
ed to 125 bbls. at 4o047c. y gallon; there were
200 bbls. sold at auction for 2s@45c. % gallon.
The Sugar market closed buoyant; Cuba is quoted
at ea@7sc - b.; Havana is selling at Sc. U lb.
River Intelligence
LOUISVILLE, March 29-The Ohio river at this
point continues to fall, with feet 0 inches Of
water in the canal.
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fBYTH ATfoNAL IINE.1
ST.. LOUIS, March 29.-The Overland California
Mail, with advices from sthe Pacific Coast to the
9th, and telegraphic dispatches via Placervile to
the 10th inst, has arrived at Malloy's Station the
present terminus of the San Francisco Telegraph
Line. sg
The Mail brings FIVE days later intelligence than
was received by the steamship st. Louis.
Com. shubrick Is engaged on the Coast Survey.
Business light among first hands, but il generally
more active among jobbers.
The demand for articles of various descriptions
closed dull,
Adamantine Candles are quoted at 19c. per
pound.
The Coffee market closed dull. The prices re-
manned generally unchanged.
Molasses and Syrup closed active.
The market for Provisions closed generally
steady.
Lard closed firm at previous quotations.
New Orleans Sugar is quoted at 12c. per pound.
Muscayado is quoted at Sc. to 112c. per pound.
The market for liquors Of various descriptions
closed inactive. s
A large number of persons are daily leaving for
the mines in the Washoe region.
An extensive coal vein has been discovered two
miles from the town of Sonora.
The Mexican and Central Mining Companies arc
bnsly engaged in extracting rich silver ore with
astonishing success.
The bill introduced in the California Legislature
authorizing Butte county to issue bonds to the
amount of 100000 for continuing the Sacra mento
Valley Railroad to Orrville has been passed by the
| Senate.
| The railroad survey from Placerville to Folsom
| is favoraby progressing The cost of the road il
| estimated at one million Of dollars.
| The money now in the California State Treasury
amounts to $725, 900.
| A proposition has been made in the Legislature
to change the eastern boundary line Of the State
from 12O deg. W. longitude to lis deg. w. longi
| tude as substitute for the contemplated annexa
tion Of the Territory of Nevada to California
| The Seawater Internal Improvement Wall pro
| ject is still the absorbing topic of interest.
1t is supposed that the bill providing for its con
struction will pass the Legislature.
| The bill providing for the construction of tele
graph line to connect the Atlantic with the Pacif
| States is likely to pass.
The State Senate has appointed a special CON
mittee to investigate the practicabity of annexin
the Washoe Region to the State of California.
A train Of one hundred mules are about to CON
mence making regular trips between Nevada an
Carson Valley.
i The Virginia City correspondent writes that larg
quantities of all kinds Of minerals breadstufs an
provisions, in the Carson Valley are exorbitanti
high.
4 SAN FRANCISCO via PLAcERv1LLE, March TO-
The Sugar market closed active.
China Sugar is quoted at SIC. j.
Coverings Crushed is selling to jobbers at Ice.
The Provision market closed easier.
1 On the 9th inst. the extensive Touring mills o
Tahama, together with a large quantity Of gra
were destroyed by fire. Loss estimated at $loo,o0
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entire stomach, one half of tse ver and uortIs
of the large and sn nttstFass were r,v ,st ;st
small pieces, placed 10 q new porceIail Capsule
pure and concentrated suIpianFjc acia ana sss
iThos gently heated. The heat WAL cusssinrrr NJ
f'i ~ organic matters had Disappeared lid I drv
slss iflsSis charcoal wss obtained. This nsx we&
whole sgssa eyaporated TO- 5ryness. a.
Iae e Gcaf1enAceous mass obtained was boiled Is
pesseoly VIA water. the various liquors added "a.
ss.ast ~ sn4 ~ eaneentyated to sasan huk -one nor
Hon " slm Ma8 @Oiled with s1fr of co1;1ssy a,s1
and ms1fiasle As54 MI copper Ssssn.s ss;rsisv
coated T1ss ks;. e. gEsy szsrg d mstaIIis asssic
sf,as. on neIng laS.a e ysdnssion 5sEe ~ Esaf
"a arsenious acid feal ssIIislns ~ III ~
the tube. The crystals seexS Izxxa ~ *
their shape 70 be distinguished ky a. 49,
a Nsgshs apparatns ssaa NON arraegeds sSs ss
to be perfectly pore. Ihs rsrsAini1z r64 SlSsS "
the fIuts was now added, sad slips 81 Dsrs25.fss
held in tfs flame; they beta1ne rapidly soys3sX
with the veil marked spot Of nsetaisfe nsssnic.
These spnss were tested by being sisaolyx6 lz
nitric acid, &ad on evaporation to dYyEcss FId{s
residue rcnsszed on touching sfts with arnfp5ia
nitrate Of silver, ye.Iowish red deposit afssnIf
OF silver was sEsained. The spcAs also disappea1@
ed when sxposs5 to the yapog Of yss6spltorops tle
place where t1s spot had been hav<pean intensely
acid reaction, aa was probable that during tils
eafbonesasfon WIN phuric acid yottion 81 she
arsenic haa been ssnyerted INTO sul lphasets whieh
which had been czs1austed by water, was we'll
washed with solutioH of ammonia; this vas filter
cd, evaporated 10 dsy1ts Heased with Ssfie acja
and 2 ,agaaa s;al esaporateu e drygess
placed in MarsIl's apfasstus- The reanIt pfUyed
the Justness Of my impression, feg verv jaYoe
number Of arseHicai spcts rere new obtairsd 81
On weighing moderassis thick spos fou1s II
equaled the one-e 5shteenth a graiS Bv esIsIs
ton from this caicalated thas the s0unt III ~.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-30

A GOLD ExoTEMENT.-Conside excitement
exists in Leacock township, Lancaster county, Pa,
owing to the hallucination of party of men that
gold mine is somewhere to be found on the farm
of Marks G. Wenger, Esq. How the delusion got
possession of the men is unknown, but certain it
is, that they have been diligently engaged every
night since last Wednesday, in prospecting and
digging. They confine their operations altogether
to the night time and with the use of picks, shov-
els and other implements, they have made quite q
| large opening in the bowels of the earth-at last
accounts to the depth of about thirty feet Whether
| they have succeeded in striking placer" OF
see indications Of eventually coming to the pre-.
| eious metal, has not yet transpired.
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Arrivals mt Z

ST CHARLES HoTEI4Thos n Cochran, La; Ia; Dr. r. mMcKean,
Newa Nashville; Blanks lsdy Mrs Ellen Ware Ark
pamoner, Menu Ben Broadhesd d Ia LIS beeny & q Ras
nor nor n Puah B Boone, Wilson la 4 s Ien-
nnss Miss stark y Thompson Me- & a on ssapesal e pe.
Texas JAS Hood Franklin, Thos Bates, II Frnnk New
cent Rsn R;aar a Mddeon Phs I'd Walters Md am
La Scott shelley Ihos @ ti.e ghG n as msMea9 Msha
i soieomb Ala Jones' Y Al 9 Hays, joel Thayer
lady, H Howard 4 lady neaskbap Jy soion pSrssns
aaT bfHws Mose Sass / % naTracoti Va Wood il pase
port NJ II Bloodyard { lady Il G9nger; y NJ II;
Miss Acton fiEaa Eravsq MP Mss Pamcns
Miss; Miller Il Hyman, GhaS Rowlsym N iai Jas Stew,
Miss Jas Megre r Bat9e prss sgssei Hi % = Helm
Mss; Reading. yckbugi Richard Maief Cunning
sedes Hishsn y lSss MIS- Sa sagsi c S9Rlon Rs
Foster Miss; JAS Brown, VA
CITY HoTEI-G /. Manin, Tenn; " X Beck, JEFF les
Ala Miss Sarah Mason Mason Miss fny9mRson Miss
ay afE Jhsnss soste Duncan La Cole ny Cole
In Russell Texas b9oes & mssi ~ posses ns, aa
Famen Il say Msy,e fha Teayad, Woodsie fhos Kenny
Naichez; S jackson. Miss Bullock Miss H49mman 4 n La
Bisbse be Andersen, Miss 1 Snan Randa La, Meiaa
MIS- WV sdsy ti gaspsT JAMESON Ah
ali ies Tes. asi i Foo.be Ct sotton Ala, Morin Ky
en- s.S,y wsks W a Il. hsGan SMITH, aa smith, fh Hay
Guess assas Psss M'ss ssv NJ dssa@ FsRsafsr
Miss Ssdme. Duncan A Morrison Jno Il Davenport Ia
Alex Hoagh Res Miller / s,sl Easapk 1TS TSdnsna spsF NJ
| Caleb Peit, A W Hays. La
| sT LOUIS HoTEI4-Dr Williams, Miss; H Marph,
Boston, Hurst M asy HANG Nest HI
Lewis Bgay Lne Iyy Roh,ean ohar@an " MfRo Ro
En- M & IF Il james Mobe Jas Lawng Houston; Bsc
4 lady Ala; D S Rhea La.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-30

REMARKABLE FEAT IN ARoHERr.--At the Leeds
Archery Ground, on Saturday last, feat worthy
of Tell was achieved by the principal officer Of
the Club. During the practice at one hundred
yards, sparrow was observed upon the target.
Two gentlemen took aim at the intruder, and the
arrow Of the Captain {hfr. wauchop} passed
through the birds body. The feat is, We believe,
one Of the most remarkable on record in eonnec-
tion with archery. LEEDS Mercury.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-30

UTAH.-It is stated that an amendment will be
moved to the Utah BILL giving the President Of the
United States power TO appoint temporal Leglsl
tures, as was the custom prior to 1885. This VIII
cut up all the difficulties by the root. II the new
Territories should be organized elections for Dele
gates will be ordered Delegates elected prior %
the existence of the Territories could not claim
seats In Congress. - -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-30

THE D1sTR1Bur1os OF PLANTS. The Patent 0fdcs
announces that the tea plants for the South have
mostly been forwarded to their destinations, and
all the grape roots, Of varieties both foreign
and domestic, which were on hand in condition
fit for removal, have been distributed. Measures,
however, have been taken to procure additional
supplies and, when ready for distribution, notice
thereof will be given.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-30

The st. Paul (hfinn.) Times in speaking Of Mrs.
Bilansky, who Is awaiting the execution Of the
sentence passed upon her for the murder Of her
husband, says that some three hundred ladies' can
on her daily. She was recently baptized BY Ro-
man Catholic priest and embraced the faith Of that
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-30

TEN MILLIONS FOR Lower CALIFoRNIA.--It ap-
pears by the instructions given TO Mr. MeLane,
communicated to the U. s. Senate by the Presi-
dent that the Minister was authorized to offer
$40 900 900 for Lower California, ard the right Of
way from the Rio Grande to Mazatlan, and from
Arizona to Guaymas. But the naEotiation fell
through, Ten millions would have helped Jnaxex
yery much, but it is probable that he feared to
place himself in the position before the nation oi
parting with Mexican territory.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-30

Divorce GRASTED.-The Supreme Court at Buff
falo, New York, on Monday, 10th, confirmed the
report or the referee, Charles D. Norton, Esq, in
the case of Mrs. Charles Barton Hill for a divorce
from her husband. The Courier says the sase has
attracted considerable attention In sociai circles
during the past year. Mr.. Charles Barton Hill h
known as an actor of considerable merit.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-30

SINGULAR INCIDENT IN CouRT.-A singular incl
dent occurred in the Ohio (Va) County Court on
the 7th inst. 1t appears that Mrs. Mast was
placed upon the stand to testify in relation to the
murder Of her husband, and that after giving her
evidence she turned to the prisoners, and in a
voice trembling with passion and emotion, ex-
claimed, "You bloody villains, you murdered my
poor husband!n The impassioned speech Of the
woman, proceeding from the deepest grief, was
too much for the assembled throng, and many an
eve was moistened with tears. The incident pro
dueed profound sensation, and must have had its
effect upon both counsel and jury.