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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-27


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THE ENGLISH PRESS ON SECESSION.
Important Reforms of Austria Cotton
Market Steady. 4.55
Fsr rnr SOUTHWESTERN AND AMERICAN rsEs.l

CARE RACE Dec 22.-The Liverpool, New York
and Philadelphia Mail Gompauy's steamship City
Of Manchester Capt. Michigan, from Liverpool
on Saturday Dec 18th, via Queenstown the 18th,
passed this point to-day, en- route for New York.
She was interrupted by the Press yacht, and the
following summary of her intelligence obtained;
The Cunard steamship Palestine, from New Y ork,
arrived out at Queenstown on the 18th.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. l2.-The sales in the Liverpool
Cotton market to-day "wednesday amounted to
10000 bales, including 5000 taken on speculation
and for export The days business closed quiet
and steady at previous quotations.
Messrs. Richardson, Spence Il Co., and others,
report Breadstuffs firm and advancing.
The market for Provisions of all kinds closed
dull.
LONDON, Dec. 12.--The closing quotations for
Conso1s to day were 92S to 924.
PARIS, Dec. l2.-The Paris Bourse rules dull.
The three per cent. rentes closed at 6sf. SOC.
The steamship City of Manchester brings G35,-
600 sterling of gold. The Jura sailed from Liver
pool for New York with f4e,O0o.
Lord Napier has been accredited British Embas-
sador to St Petersburg.
It was rumored that Lord Cowley would be ap-
pointed Governor Of India.
The London Lines, in an editorial article, CEN
sures the attitude of South Carolina, but admits
that the Southerners have right of free trade on
their side.
There are no important change in the affairs Of
Italy to report.
The army of Italy, when fully organized, is to
consist of 100000 troops.
The adyces from Vienna state that the pro-
gramme Of the new Austrian Ministry promises
many important reforms.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24

Con-. STOCKTON BACKS Down YOUNG BLACK Re-
PuBLIcAN.--At the Union meeting held in Trenton,
n. j., Wednesday, when the address had been
read, o. s Halsead, Jr., and objected to it on
the ground that all the fant had been laid at the
door of the North GCalls Of Question. ques
ton.al 0,you mistake, young man, continued Mr.
H. Icome here as citizen Of New Jersey. Icon
tend for free apeeeh--no gag-law, gentlemen. 1t
it useless to call .tquestion y on me.
Com Stockton said his young friend must re.
member that this is no time for buster and bully
ing. Others can fight as well as he
Halstead--Ailow me to interrupt
Com. S.-No; you shan't interrupt me it's all
stuff. You are wrong in principle: hut when it
comes to the fighting business, / want you to un-
derstand that this is not the first time in my life
have seen fighting men and give all the world
to know thatI am ready for fight. [Gheers.l
Now have been second in duels fifty times in
the navy of the United States, and never allowed
them to fight once; and could prevent it, because
they knew that was ready in good cause, but not
in bad one. This address inYokes the North to
put themselves right first, and thea in tones of
thunder they can speak against all rebellion, South
and everywhere else. [Cheers.l 1t is unworthy
of rs to say that because others have done wrong,
we will not do right.
Mr.. Halstead replied that he meant nothing per-
sonal.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24
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$ NJ qesnfsI ATE PaEslsET ron LITTLE GIRIs.--
W. sha4 NV ssnlemen will tsnslaaet us when we
Assert ,hst vile raa generally Assrei
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giss e a fass les setins which, arc suss would
h tie baa feAuiGs We eps psaents VIII make ho
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SANTA CLAUS HAS GeME.-Rejooe, oh, ye little
oues oar venerable friend and patron hee making
preparations gladden. your heas aid yoar
By filing your stockings with all pretty things
sr Pe the old gentleman who lives eana street. in that
largo store yoa all have visited often yon
special friend Of Santa Claus and gives h advice and aids hiM
in dispensing his presents. VOLT Mr. Pine. got
all things that ssuia Claus going give away
you wond like them, make papa SO with you
thsre May Class viii and fancy Your good
good conduct and siye you something you happen
specially admire We hope that pspa will fail
carrying good children to see pet Il very good
thing 10 lei Santa Claus and cat hsr me lis.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24


THE Richmond tva,) Enquirer gravely makes
a)la'sieg proposition IL the Legislature which
= shout ri assemble. We suppose ii is intended
A. asgsaasiop forredncing 10 practice GOV. wiseis
favnliis idssa q 4 fighting II the Unlon:',
1nY Commissioners are appointed by fbe
they should be sent first to MARYLAND
scnsar with that Staff upon the par Of resisting
the inauguration of Nh. Lincoln. 1t Is tle dutr Of
assyiand and Virginia to lake earnest and decided
steps ~ prevent the Government from going into
keFAbIiSnn Lands there il aow no hope OF pre-
serving tlse Ulnn ma Hy tie It'll Of March there
#7lL ba little ase far any Federal Government Ii
F0gtd Ne tue gFeafeAt folly for Virginia and Mary.
Agla no perHt the army, navy and sreasnry to pass
ate tbe hands Of those who will use them for lie
0f Hose States. Lef the FIRST Conyen-
hon 1len he held between Maryland and Virginia,
AND tl1eee Two States agreeing. let them provide
snhclent force I'd seize the city of Washington.
and Il coercion IL ID be at8emnted let il begin
NiilIA isb}lsaiing fhe States Of Maryland and VIII
ginia Thus practical and efficient fighting in the
unans VIII prevent the powers of the Union from
Tai ailizg into the hands Of cur enemies
W. kApe Virginia VIII depute her Commissioners
1o MaFgaand FIRST and, providing for the seizure of
Washington City, forts Mel Henry Washington and
Old Point, Harpef's Ferry and Goaport Navy Yard
present these Two States in tho attitude OF rebels
inviting c6efGEon. This was tie way Patrick Henry
breHg}t about tic Revolution, and this is the best
slse that Virginia can make Of Commissioners Of
any kind.
bsanion, % Ali intents ana purposes, now ex-
Bia. Lat each SKATE provide quickly for its own.
safety
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couxrnY MEacHANTs AND PIANrEas can find

GoGSYRY MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS can ind at
Assfs Bspihassen fswa Co.'s lAgs establishment, No ll5
tens street. an opportunity 70 purchase bargains which they
would 20 web NOT 10 neglect The stock OF fancy staple
d gcas kept BY hl4 heasa al ofsrcdsi prime This
mne cKe than country merchants hny the North
ma hes ~ the city, MasSrs b. L. Co.. being very large
dsas es eossse gel eirgoods from hand planters
tae Hdueemsns e sweat indeed upon Investigation they viii
ina ID nash money he saved BY buying their negro
plknhr kesers nEes eAr ospahuYgs shirngs and wool
sessa Sse is ssasshmep tAey selling cheaper
ihan lhey offered hesoe ~ ts market we
hep thag wifi se to ei.i aalFanlzs BEN
shusssns LEXIS Co sush literally deserves caroulagens
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24
LATER FRoM CALIFORNIA.
RRIvAL OF THE PONY EXPRESS

FoRT KEARNgY Dec. 22-The Overland Califor-
mia and Pixies Peak Express passed here to-day,
bringing San Francisco advices of the Sth inst.
Trade at San Francisco ruled dull, and money
was becoming more stringent.
II was reported that an American bark had gone
ashore at Woosung, and that all hands had been
murdered.
By this arrival we have Denver City dates of the
18th inst. Waters had confessed to the murder of
Freeman---the particulars of which we gave in our
last report.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24

THE CosT OF LlNooLs's ELEoTIoN.-The New
York Herald estimates that the depreciation
throughout the country in the value of -four, wheat
cotton, wool, corn, State securities, railroad and
bank stocks negroes real estate and other property
since the election of Lincoln, is not less than two
hundred millions of dollars.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24
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pas sllsls pnt basas pessnss Tor lhef f5iends
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EAse Nsieh Nshslg makaH Ghsissmas ssssas and
hEzEl tniss.ai hsh oriaaa of her Iudg-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24

SPLENDID HoLiDAY Goops At TnE NEW STA.
rlosEe4 EsrAntIsuAnSrMr T. riizwiilian No. 7s Camp
street. aveTtise This morning very beautiful and appro
pate goods Tor presentation hi aney albums scrap hooks
writing desks. portfolios card cases superb. He also
edpares neral stock Of blank books aud staple stationery
which is all flesh Merchants designing open Of
boaks the year should remember give Mr.. Fizwi
ftan. eaN
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A5sh suNss or PHrE4Y THa3as At cDsr. There
ssaA His sreae kept b she ssane Prs No
tss sFssss sstasy and beautiful As ans ever
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24
[Agorssfe1 srrn1. orPrRINd INpucE,1Es4s.-T,

scks aga would have thought that & Co.
gene tho had times could fbce the in the way
Of selling goods cheap But Il Necessity demands
sin further sacrifice their part and is made Witness
a advertisements in ceiuna To-day They Will sal their
goods whethar enough money repay their seud
offered not Their ohgas be met and they
stand debating wheherit better 10 lose no; they will
sa any price aHd eallrs. Ladies who wish buy cheap
should forget this let them make Of H. There
money to be made hy doing So & e
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24

CLoTHNe FOR THE MULTITUDE. One Of the
largest stocks Of clothing and furnishing gesds for and
Toys kept in Tia Southwest d oed BY Mess Alfred Manroe
Ga this morning. At prices to suit the lines The clothing
kept oy these gentlemen always gives satisfaction TO The
chaseTs for the That 1t Is made They keep
badly made niahlonabe goods hut only uch made
hy themselves e the material We advise all who wish
10 renew their watiFobes glye This house call.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24
LATER FROM HAVANA.
Arrival Of the Empire City at New Yor.

Arrival Of the Empire City at New York
NEW YoRk, Dec 22-The United States mail
steamship Empire City, from New Orleans via
Havana, has arrived at this port, bringing later
adyices than received by the steamship Cahawba
at New Orleans.
The Empire City reports that two American yes
sells had landed full cargoes of slaves upon the
Island Of Cuba one Of which was captured with
TG0 negroes.
Stocks in Havana had, in some cases, declined
to 3 per cent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24

DlxE.Srs oF TAE THRoAT AND Lungs. The ter7
finle ta ssases should asnons pesons who are
IN s ad ls aa naos rational remedies without
1oss ~ as d. " q Crane se known praesionsT of hts
it No ls5 81, Joseph street where
la se dassass bs Inhalation of elscrochfm
cA xAppss mith constitutional remedies This
msls o naesic sasl hseomsng astahshed hs most r
aloAal an Airg directly the disc ae wi
osF shs and visnf of te patient.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24

GREAT OPPORTUNITY nov presents itself for the
ladies' puchsa the finest sale Of splendid
stock Of MS j. smAu which viii take psee No. l4B Canal
street BY L. A. Len Jr Co. aaciioncsr this morning at
IQis O'Clock,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24
FlNE TRfsNon Day Goops ANp PARlg M1LIINrar.

.
SIR Iotu Todd arrivals Of rich fashionable
Para good, such elegant wnter bOnhe riiiag hats
FFenrh owefs rlnes velvet eoaks paeio pelisses bur
Partisan es silks and 1ue French dress goods especi
eiiT eorths the attention Of hionabiss, They Will fud
Ill ghat bssutfai sn esh poepsda tidrg and
n eaa. and VIII scarcely rai purchase what ii adpr 50
eeSu fully and Scgnssfny, appropriately and comfortably
See advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.

NEW YORK, Dec. 22-The Tribune states posi-
lively that Mr.. Lincoln is opposed to the yielding
of one iota of Black Republicanism or the slight
est change in the position of the Republican party
as regards the question of slavery in the Terrific
ries.
Commodore Harney, of the U. s. Navy, has re-
signed.
1t is reported by the African Squadron that the
Mohiean has captured a SLAYER with 800 slaves on
board.
New YORK Dec. 22.-The Washington cores
pondent of the New York Times says that the
Union Committee has adjourned until the 7th of
January next, and that subsequently the Repub
can members, in caucus, concluded that no propo
sition could be adopted satisfactory to the ultra
Southern States.
The Carolina delegation withdraws on Monday
next.
The members from Alabama and Mississippi
have decided to remain and await the action of the
other States.
The correspondent of the New York Herald says
that on Friday next the President will send ames-
sage to Congress upon the subject of secession.
The Palmetto Flag at Pass-a-poutre.
PASS AIN 0UTRE, Dec. 23-The schooner Ara
mntan from Mantanzas, has arrived here, with
the Palmetto flag flying at her masthead.
The flag bears the following inscription: !" We
are ready"
A Suggestion from Nashville
NASHVILLE, Dec. 22.-The Patriot of this CITY
suggests, in reference to the present national dis
sensions that conference be holden of the Presi-
DENTAL and YicePresidentia candidates Of the late
canvass, thus securing equal representatives Of
each party.
Reaction in Memphis.
MEsrHIs, Dec %, 9P M-one hundred guns
were fired tonight in honor Of the secession of
South Carolina. Rockets are being fred. Atorch
light procession parades the streets. The city is
Illuminated.
Domestic Markets
New YoRK, Dec. 22.-Gotton is shade firmer
The sales amounted to 1000 bales at lo3e. to loHc.
for Middling. Flour advancing, and prices to Sc.
higher Sales 100 bbls at s. to $6 10 for Super
fine State. Corn closed with an advancing ten
deney. The sales to-day comprised 63 600 bushels
at 66 to 6Te., an advance of &c. since yesterday.
Pork close dull at yesterdays prices. Cnba Sugar
rules firm at 81 to 65e. per lb. New Orleans Mo-
lasses is quoted at 80 to 34c per gallon. The sales
included loo bbs.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 22.-Flour closed buoyant,
with sales Of 1000 bbls at 81 to 81 10 for superne
Corn closed with an advancing tendency. The
sales of Whisky consisted Of 1900 bbls., at Is to
139e. per gallon. Pork closed steady with sales
of $50 bbls. at l45e. for Mess. Lard is quoted at
81 to Sgc. per lb.
River Intelligence.
LouIsy1rLE, Dec. 2s-The Ohio river at this
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,gLseRApAsp TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT.
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF MANCHESTER
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24

MEssRs. MONTGOMERY b SMITH will sell this day
IL o'clock the Old Auction MART s, Camp street, sixteen
fine hpEgas without reserve, See advertisement,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24

ADJUSTMENTS.

CT. CHARLES THEATER-sT CHARLES sT
NE BEN Lessee
Mr.. IL Acting Manager
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24
AMUSEMENTS.
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER .

Mr GaARLis BASS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Stage nirsssor.
hr. GEO t. COLLINS. Acting Manager,
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER "a, 1860,
First time in New Orleans Of drama entitled THE Ro-
NANCE OF A POOR YOUNG MAN, consisting of Pro-
logue TabeauxNew Scenery Gostlnes and Ap-
George jordan Marx smith. x. x Davenport NJ W. Letting
we'll Miss Cha oe Thompson, Miss Graham, Mrs Chapman,
Mrs. leighton, Mrs Preston
PRICES OF ADMISSION Private Boxes, aocordins to
loeaoul from S 0 10 IS e0 Patqnete and Dress Circles 10
Seats Reserved during the 81 osadsoGs Gallery % cents
pses ~ eeaS V0,erea nne GSery FROM Il GSi o % a
r NJ where Seats and Boxes may he secured two days in ad
ms-Doots open halfpast6 O'Clock perform to
id2is d2i ~ e.O'N' w b oH1PPENDALE. Treasurer.
VARIETIES -GRAy1ER STREET
A GAR D.-. -.a5.. -..
Tho patrons this Theaer respectfully notified that
MONDAY EVENING next, will be acted,
First Time in New Orleans,
DRAMA
Adapted from Octave Teuss celebrated story consisting of
PROLOGUE,
s.H=.. FIVE ACTS, and ...zs... i ~
SEVEN TABLEAUx,
Entitled
@M..-.o With 5.
INCIDENTAL MUSIC.
ENTIRELY NEW SCENERY,
CORRECT COSTUMES,
+ APPROPRIATE FURNITURE,
And APPOINTMENTS,
5a.@5 AND
AN UNDENIABGF GREAT cAsTi
naSeats can secured three days advance. d22 2t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24

GIETAIRIE JOCKEY CLUB
@M aEs RACES.
xsAsSeaANss5asSSSzr~sA The WINTER MEETING OF 1861
the Met&irie Cuurse will com
TTFFSDAY Ist Ianuorv


s-sss-nssmence TUESDAY, lst Jailaary, 1861.
TUESDAY. Jan. 1851 sweepstakes for hrae. year
olds heais Of me subscription S forfeit sl0 the Club
TO add $3.50 if two Grt the second horse receive SEQ
V. s Baford names b. by Lexington, dam BY Glencoe
VI. Minor "a. v. Dayis ch. by Star Davis out of
b. +. Kenner SID STORY by yendyke out of
HU'penny Also, b. c. by Gleueoe of Sally Morgan.
Z. J: Wells names b. {. by Lecone cut of Edith,
H Foley nafles LIGHTNING, by Lexington ont Of
Broadaax i cotri name b. f. sALhIE WOODWARD, by
Albion ou1 q iaaaofas Same Day
Heats of miles; subscription 5000 Fofelt $780, tho
Club to add $500 if two start; the second horse
D. Keuner names b. G SID. STORY by vandyke out Of
Ha'penly Also b. by tiencGe ont Of Sally stGrsan
y Wells names gr WaLLsWooD,h BY Yokshire out of
& J. Hunter name c. c. sHERRoD by Leconte out of
T, G. Moore names CHI /. by yanaal dam by Narerave
Breadunx y totri name b. f. SA LLIE WOODWARD, by
Albion out Of Eudofa,
WEDNESDAY, ID January Heats Of three miles; CIhb
Purse, $500.
PICAYUNE EESweejstake for all ages heats OF two
miles subscription $50 h 4, the second horse his
take fonF Or more to an The staks The propretors Of the
In the the Club add S50 The Tbs
esG annaPS s 3 10 s sns asg 1T e e BE- nrss fnR 99
Stand on the Meare Race Course at o'clock p NJ The
THURSDAY Sd January-Heats of two miles; Club Purse
500 W. f4'S o''oi ufse
Same Day Zs4 l..
sweepstake for ods; mile heats; Subscription
feit oo $500 added by if the ihe second
W. j. Minor names c. G EoUtFoX by Mahon,ed out of
Nelly Hsrdin Also, ch q. by Yaniyke ont Of But,cpt
BreIilt Ronndree name el by Albion out Of Eudora
Edith. = = .ss','4s ". ''s y
H. b Foley names h. G. by Sovereign ont of Ann watson
asATURDAY, 5th Janaary-Best in s. heats Of me
TUESDAY, stl JanuaryIests of four miles; Club Purse
$1,000. al If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24
CHRISTMAS EvEi5

H- CHRISTMAS EvEi
Mr.. and Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAMS the Great Originals Of
the Irish Boy and Yankee Ga, will make their First
Appearance in Six Years
MONDAY EVENING, December a. is60
The beautiful drama of IRELAND AS IT WAS-Ragged
Bat Barney VILLAINS, with songs and dances Judy O'Tot
Mrs Barney lllhms After which, the proean burea Of
will assume five different characters To conclude with the
comic piece OF BARNEY THE BARoH-Barney 0Toolc,
Barney Williams.
PRICES OF AnMIssIoN-p Dress Circle and ParQuette 75
cents: Second Circle 50 cents Gallery, % Quad.
room Boxes, each 10 cents; Private Boxes each Sc,
Doors open at ba o'clock performance TO begin at o'clock
dA 7, GLEASON, Treasurer.
A TTENTION ,,,....-...,.,.,,. ATTENTION.
A Glass is being formed Q receive lu,trurtions
The Art of selG-Defense,
BRoA ORD ExERGIsE
Gentlemen wishing to learn this Beautiful and usefnl
Science will please make early application only LIN
ITED NUMBER be admitted.
CAVALRY SWORD EXERCISE, Mounted and Dsmouuted.
Boys Glass will practice nights iii each week. Tenn
pa's' Hail. l24 Cafondelet street
Private Lessons any hour of the day
n9~For further information, apply at the Office of DIR.
MANULTY No 105 ST. Charles street, of Poydras
tween the hours OF o'clock A. NJ. and r NJ.
M8s-Terms moderate d2t I'm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24
River Intelligence.

LouIsy1nIE, Dec. 2s.--The Ohio river at this
point was falling this evening, with feet inches
water in the canal by the mark.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24
MONDAY EVENING, December "a. 1860,

Mr.. and Mrs BARNEY WILLIAMS the Crea, Originals OF
the Irish Boy and Yankee Ga, will make their First
| Appearance in Six Years
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
REA's ROTARY PREss
STEAM PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT.
4s Magazine street,
..:sss "s AVE-" oh-AAN' 49,
REA BROS. PRorn1nrons.

We have in the LATEST and improved machinery
and an Office well stocked With every style type
Having during the past added Ruling Machine
we solicit the orders of lire se2s y6w
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24

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Informs his patrons and friends that he Just arrived from
Europe with
A Most Magnificent Stock
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24
q PROF. ., VEGAS DANCING ACADEMY
SATURDAY, November 10, ls60

SATURDAY, November 10, 1860.
The days and hours of tuition are as follows
thildrsn-Tnesda,s, Thursdays and Saturdays, from ill
O'Clock P. NJ.
0 o'clock p. NJ.
ladies' Glasa-Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, from 10
Private Glasses viii he formed exclusively for ladies
ring Parties for Ladies' and Gentleme every Wednes.
day ut s Pm.
families
Particular attention will he given Children many new
Fancy Dlpees before tagt in this city, will be bought
y Vegas win give series Of his ehilfes Fancy Dress
Balls, including The gseat May Duy Festival
The musical department under tho
artist Mr. L. Bryer5doffer.
For apply J. VEGAS at Odd Fellows Hall or n,
r r WEfsLElH'S 1u5ie Store No GGmp n8 3n1
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24

A FrENI1oN .,,,.''.:....''s,s,', :. .: ATTENTION.
Glass is being formed receive Instructions