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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-03
LATER FROM THE FAcIFre
ARRIVAL or THE OVERLAND NAIL.

Sr. LOUIS, July 2.-The Overland Mail coach,
with advces from San Francisco to the 18th and tel
egraphc dispatches to Nisalia of the 18th ult has
arrived at Springfield, No., the terminus of the
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraphic line
Tie news by this arrival possesses some features
Of Importance.
Business in San Francisco had assumed a some
what more favorable tone.
Lard was in better demand and prices had eX-
perienced slight advance.
Bacon closed firm. The demand was active and
previous rates had somewhat advanced.
The Indians, whose depredations have been so
severely felt in the Carson Valley, the mining dis
tricts and other points, had taken flight to more re.
mote spots, and it was apprehended that the
troubles had finally arrived Ut an end.
.Messrs. Russells Majors & Co.'S Central Over.
land Pony Express would be soon ready to resume
its regular trips.
NThe party, consisting Of twenty-five men. undel
w. W. Finnay, the express agent and superintend
ent who started from the Carson Valley, had beer
thus far successful in rehtng the stations, aud tho
shale route it was thought was in a fair way o
i i ing Fcgstabshed.
ssdaiees received from the mining districts ssatt
| tha lie miners who had retreated to places o
i 5hLaA.g asA OTueI' Gfulu ASPiSAsSioii7
wers letnrning to their work.
4 The ladians along Walkers river and Mono lax
showeds b fiefee disposition, and were general.
| in a state of tranquility.
| The stage lad been robbed Of Sl500QO nea
Chicago, Butte county
| The mail e0acb ayr algs adviees from tht
Sandwich Islssz'sasssA speeislim Importance.
| The trade at Honolulu waesaifiae all. Good
| of all descriptions were slow o. lie and price
| were barely maintained.
| The schooner Far West arrived at San Francisco
from Honolulu, reporting that further guano dis
| coveries had been made.
i SAN FRANCISCO, June ~, (by Telegraph to Visa
lia1.-The steamships Golden Gate and Panama
from the Isthmus, have arrived at this port, bring
ing a good number of passengers and larg
| freight.
Judge Terry, who some time since killed Senate
Broderick in duel had beenremovedto to Marincc
there to await his trial. This change indicates hi
aequittal
A dispatch from Portland toregon) states tha
the result at the late eletion remains doubtful.
The probabilities are in favor of Mr.. Logan for
seat in Congress.
The result of the election for members of Stat
Legislature had not been ascertained
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-03
THE BATON ROUGE CONVENTION.

The Convention at Baton Rouge to select Bell
and Everett electors for the State of Louisiana
meets tomorrow. A boat will leave this evening
by which delegates can easily reach Baton Rouge
in time for the Convention. It bids fair TO be
largely attended from the other parishes, and We
would especially urge the attendance Of the dele
gates from this parish who were appointed at the
meeting at Odd Fellows Hall on Saturday night.
by a resolution Of that meeting, however, any
delegate who may be unable to go, has the priyi-
lege of selecting a substitute. II such is the case
with any one, trust he will not neglect to pro-
cure a substitute who will go. 1t can be easily
done. AT this season of the year, when little is
doing in the way Of business, trip UP to Baton
Rouge will be both pleasant and convenent-to
say nothing of the claims which " the cause has
on every patriot and good citizen.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-03

THE CLAIMS AGAINST PARAGUAY. - The joint
Commission to settle and adjust the claims under
the treaty with Paraguay have had several sessions,
and are progressing with their work. They antici-
pate an early conclusion Of their labors. The
Government are fully informed of the fraudulent
character of many of those claims. for they were
put in full possession of the facts by Commissioner
Bowlin. The Rhode Island Company, who are
pressing this matter, says Judge Bowlin, never had
over thirty thousand dollars worth of property a,
any one time in Paraguay. He made special
inquiry in regard to this matter when he was il
that country. Whatever may be the award OF the
Commission, Congress has the revising power il
making the appropriation.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-03
releeaApnep TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
ADDITIONAL By THE STEAMER ADRIATIC
fsv rHE s4rrosAG AsD A&EE1cAs LEES.

New York, July 2.--The steamship Adriatic, at
this port from Southampton Wednesday, June 20,
brings some additional news Of interest.
Commercial Intelligence.
HAvRE, June 20.-Tte sales in the Havre cotton
market for the three days ending June 10th, since
the sailing of the Europa, amounted to 9300 bales.
The market since Friday has been dull, but clos
ed plieter yesterday at better demand. The last
quotations remain unchanged.
General Intelligence
Gen. Garibaldi's decree Of June 10 was pub
Ished for levy of men furnished by conscription.
His decree of June 20 provides for the departure
of conscripts for Palermo and Catania.
Advices from Vienna say it is officially stated that
the Government Of Austria will be able to bring
Into the field 100000 troops.
A telegram dated June IS, says the Senate has
unanimously refused to receive the manifesto OF
Don Juan.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-03

TYPOGRAPHICAL RAcE.-An interesting little con-
test took place in our office yesterday afternoon,
between the operative force employed therein. IL
was trial of speed at setting type for one hour
the prize beautiful silver rule. Five compositors
were listed for the race which finally settled down
to two. One of them set 1852 ems, and the other
1876 in the time above named; but the proof Oh
the latter requiring less time for correction than
the former, he was enabled TO make up the dehc-
iency before his competitor could correct his proof.
Tie maine of the winner is Herbert q. Armstrong,
young compositor, and may be counted among
Wilmington CN. C.1 Hereld.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-03

STRANGE SCENE IN A BRITISH CoLoNY. Il scene
of an unusual description occurred in the Court of
the Queens Bench this morning in Quebec. Upon
the meeting, an old painting Of Plus lS., in large
gold frame, was observed in the most conspicuous
place in the Court Hall, and within few feet of
the judges. While one OF the members Of the bar
was addressing the Court then composed of
Messrs. Lafontaine, Duval and Mondelet three
French and Roman Catholic Judges, and but one
judge of old country extraction and Protestant,
MIR. Justice Aylwyn-the whole of the proceedings
of the Court were abruptly terminated by Mr. JUS
tice Aylwin, who said; BY what authority has
that picture been placedF Receiving no answer,
he repeated the interrogatory in energetic Ian
guage, and receiving no answer again, he said lie
would not sit there so long the picture remained
in that place. He accordingly left the Bench, and
there being no quorum, the whole business of the
Court was stopped for the day. It appears the
picture was introduced into the court house with
the permission OF the three French Judges. So
much for the exclusion of old country people from
the Bench.
[Quebec Cor. of Montreal Witness, June lS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-03

JUDICIAL POWERS OF Our FOREIGN MINISTER'S
AND CoNsULs.-Among the acts passed by the late
session of Congress, was one to carry into effect
certain stipulatons in the treaty between the
United States and China, Japan, Siam, Turkey,
Persia, Tripoli, Tunis, Morocco and Museat, by
which our laws in criminal and civil matters are
extended over American citizens in those coun.
tries also the common law of equity and admi-
rally. Ministers and Consuls have full judicial
powers, and can punish according to the magnitude
Of the offense. The President is authorized to ap-
point seven Marshals to execute processes; one In
Japan four in China, one in Siam, and one in Tur-
key. Murder and insurrection, OF rebellion against
the Government of either of said countries, with
the intent to subyert the same, are made capital
offenses punishable with death. Our Consuls and
Commercial Agents on islands not inhabited by
any civilized people or whom we have not recog-
nized by treaty, are also empowered to exercise
judicial functions over American citizens.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-03
oUIsEANA STEFAN CLoTHInG MANU-
FACTORY,
6o....,.....".canal street...."...".,16'
NEW ORLEANS.

Tae beriasrs suy inform their customers
end 6o Psates n general That they always prepared to
faynish hq1a wh NEGRO CLOTHING, OF the verybest
fsrtals, and at sa5st reasonable prices
Tbs largo paroe they from this and neIstboring
States as nducgd hem extend their establishment, to
any eressss q bunsa and in order to be able to supply
s pas always wa ths same aud bcst descriptions Of ma
efla With several of the prom.
neit sauth aud shall hsnesort he able
% supply Flarera Vitt goods Of uniform quality.
hey fei couads mat they will give entire raisfacion to
pthoze e their enineny Southern enterprise,
add solicit ihsr sds which shah receive Immediate attention.
isis 6m HEBRARD d co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-03
sUcAR noGsENAns SUGAR HoasHEADs
szAyr AND sH1se1E MACHINES.

-Sutahle fer Making
SUGAR HoGsHEAps, RICE, MoLAssEs, Ros1N AND
TURPENTlNE SLAVES, AND SHINGLES.
This principle embraced in this Machine the old Of
splitting dssaiRs by hand labor. Working directly with
the grain the timber produces article not liable TO warp
check exposure The saye Mill will rio shave and
io M bcs from 7oo0to lo0o stayes pertY, and the
shngle Machine from 1000 Shingles req uires two
horse power work It and be attached to
e gin Dir mil pawar. 1t make any required length,
adjrzsd = sny thickness The timber is
neither sswed but rven and shaved directly from
ihA bolt.
Both Machines nfu operation between the hour
d IL cclcek syery day. 81 No. Csns street. These
+, Machines are uiadain Augusta, Ga.
Any party ws.nE purchase Parish State County and sin
gs rights, Machines, obtain them from the Agent, who
vii give full particulars. F. C. COOK,
ols Agen. Louisiana, Arkansas Mississippi,
Texas and Alabama. ja9l 6m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-03
River Intelligence.

LOUISVILLE, July Q, / P. M.-The Ohio river at
this point is still receding with feet inches Of
water in the canal by the mark.
LOUISVILLE, July 2, P. M.-The Ohio river CON
tinues to fall with feet Of water in the canal.
VIcKsBURG, July 2.-The steamer Taylor passed
down at o'clock last night. The Gladiator passed
down at O'Clock this morning. The Gen. John
A. Quitman passed down at o'clock this evening
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-03


Meets all emergencies and household can afford to be
shouti II Is always ready and the sticking point
no longer necessity limpng chairs, spntered
headea dolls and broken cradles is inst the aTtce
for cone she'll and ether ornamental work. popular with la
dies Of refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation is used cold, being chemically
hd in soulo and possessing all the valuable quaies of the
t glue may used in the place of odi
nary rni.cilage. being vastly adhesive.
tsUSEFUI, In EVERY HoUSEn
IA Bcah accompanies each bottle. Price, 25 cents.
wholesale Depot, No. AZ Cedar street New York.
Address HENRY @. SPALDING & co.,
Box No. $500, New York.
pat m for Dealers 10 Caes containing four eight ndtweye
tcauflsl Ll.hograph show-Card accompanying each
d package -,
~ single taats Of seALDING's PREPARED GLUE
viii sae ten annually every househodes
sold by nh pvorHan staosrs, Druggists Hardware and
furniture Deeie7p, t5roeers and Fancy Stores,
Country merchants should make note of sPAhDlNG's
GLUE when making their list II will staid
-. ,itps,4,i tnlo INSW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-03

sMy dear doctor, said lady, Is suffer great
deal with my eyes, . Be patient, nladan.s 2 he
replied, you would prahahls spiier great deal
more without them Y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-03
DIAM HAMS AND SHOULDERS

$50 CASKS aRoENENDyKE THoMPsoNs,
10 Air-Tisht Packages.
! ror sale by oDoWD L SULLIVAN,
m In corner Poytlras and Feholnnnlas sweets.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-03

A HoRsE sruNG TO DEATH.--An occurrence of
avery remarkable character took place at the re-
sldence of VIM. B. Dorsey, Esq, in urbana Dis
trict, near Frederick, Maryland, on the sth inst
It appears that the Rev. John P. Hall, of the Fred
erick Circuit Of the NJ. +. Church, called at Mr..
Borsey's, and learning that he was on another part
of the farm, dsmounted, hltchcd his horse to a
fence, and started on foot to find Mr. D. On the
inside of the fence, where the horse was hitched,
was stand of beehiyes, and during Mr.. Halls abb
sence the bees attacked the horse furiously. I'm
fortunately the head-halter was new and strong,
and the efforts Of the tortured animal to disengage
himself were fruitless. AT length, servant boy,
vailed and gloved was sent with knife to cut the
hitching strap, but when he to the reseae, he
found the horses mouth wide open and filled with
bees, which literally stung him to death. Violent
! Inflammation ensued, and the poor beast died oi
suffocation during the day. The horse was yalu
4 able one@
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-03


A CHILD DEyOURED BY BEARs.-on Wednesday,
9th instant, child, about years of age, was car
ried off and devoared by bear in the town of
Ellenburg, Clinton county, n. Y. The child, boy,
went a short distance from his fathers house,
with a brother about eight years old, to fish in a
brook. At school time, the Oldest boy went into
the house to prepare for school, and told his
mother that his brother had remained at the
brook, and would return in short time. In a
little while his mother went after him, but he was
not TO be found. She then called him, and heard
him crying at distance. The sounds rapidly re-
ceded, and passed beyond hearing. The woman
Immediately alarmed her husband, who made
search for the child without success.
The noighbors were then notified, and general
search took place till nightfall Next day the
alarm became more extensive, and the search was
renewed with Increased energy. It was continued
from day to day, without avail, till the following
Monday, when man passing hollow log was
groweR at by black bear. The bear was fired
upon and killed. in the log were found two young
bears, the missing child's Clothes and portion o
one Of his legs. The cubs were despatched and
in the stomach of all three were found portions o.
the deYoured boy.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-03


Observation-Disclosures Buchanan has declared
himself for Breekinridge and Lane. That's pretty
hard upon Breckinrdge and Lane. However, they
can decline running.
The lightning. hugs have been very brisk in the
display of their fiery tails for the last few nights
We have not been able to learn whether they are
Illuminating for Breckenridge or for Douglas.
From what we have heard, we think it absolutely
certain that the Pacific Railroad Bill including the
Southern or Texas route, will be passed without
difficulty at the next session of Congress-
A New York paper says that there are at this
time great many lions in that city. We are afraid
there are good many great beasts there OF all
sorts.
The Courier has announced that the Democratic
wards so that if it scratch out its appearance will
be among the Chinese.
The editor of the New Hampshire Democrat
thinks he can easily " unhorse Bell and Everett
He can probably do it by stealing their horses, but
in no other way.
THE RECENT STORM IN SOUTH CARoLTsA.-fhe
Darlington Flag says:
| The storm last week did great injury to the
corn throughout the district, and in some por-
| tions the hail played the mischief with both cot
| ton and corn. We have never known more blust-
| ering spring. 49,.
| In some parts of the district the lice are doing
/ immense damage to cotton.
| Papers from other districts of the State speak o.
the storm as having done much damage.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-03

Az accidents viii happen even in wereEpleed families #
very desirable have cheap and convenient way for re
pairing Furniture, Toys, eroekery, ETC.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-03

EC ON oNTi DIsP ToHi
as-.A Stitch in Time Saves Nne.n-ea
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-03
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
The California Mails.

NEW YORK. July 2.-Gommodore G. Vanderbilt
positively refuses to carry the California mails for
inland and ocean postages.
He also declines to carry matter for expressmen.
New Haven Railway Stock.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, July 2.-Judge fngraham
of the United States District Court, has decided
that the over-issues of the New Haven Railway
stock are valid.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-03

"A ~ u ~ q II N "a W " ~ IA y
Richmond, Virginia.
yQsEPR h: ERsoN CO..
--HAHur1cTURERs or
= locomotive. Portable, Strictly Portable,
AND ..r
STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES,
0IR0ULAR AND SASH SA w MILLS,
Sugar mills, Gin Shafting,
and e7ey article Machinery required by the Southern
Planter.
Oar wheols and A1sa Bar Iron Bridge Bolts Spikes Chairs
sad other RAILROAD Fasenngs Trucks etc. etc. Iron and
- ''' EDMUND NJ. IvENs,
General Agent
Eer 2hlal--lykw M 100 fsrsvier New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-03

SPALDiNG's i'BEPAktsD GLUE,
sPALDIHe's PREPARED GLBEi
sPALDING's PREPARED GLuEl
6 Save the Pieces!
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-03

Antoine Cambre--You entered upon manhood
under auspicious circumstances; you had some
education, a numerous connection, the esteem and
good will of young associates, hereulean strength
and the good trade of carpenter which, prose-
cuted with honesty and steady industry, could not
have failed to secure you, with a due observance
of economy, not merely comfortable living, but
an independent fortune and the respect Of every
worthy man in the community. But unfortunately
a love oil ease and of false excitement proved
stronger than the sense of manly duty, and you
abandoned your trade to become the police officer
| of IA lewd ballroom To this change of occupation,
and the habits and mode of life it generated, your
/ downfall may be traced.
| On the morning OF the 22d December, just before
| day, you were going home from the ball room OF
4 which you were the officer. You had been up all
night, and, beyond doubt, had been indngihg In
drink. You were heated, irritable and disposed to
quarrel. A lamp.lighter passed by you in Louisa
/ street, between Greatmen and GasacalVo. You
/ hailed him and asked him il he was the man who
had been lighting the lamps in that district during
the last three months. He answered yes and NOV,
4 ed on. You told him to stop. He turned ana saiu
/ he could not-he hadn't dme-he had 70 PM our
the lamps. He then moved on. You called 70 him
third time, and told him in peremptofy M hannel
to STOP aud third time he turned ana Fepiiea nc
could not-he had to put out the lamps. gu pc
& came enraged and cursed him I" damned son Of
a btch,ft to which he replied ne was no more
SAN of 4 hitch than you Upon this you ran or ad
vaneed rapdly upon him. You had stick and he
had his ladder. You were a giant in strength and
stature lie was comparatively weak and small
bnt he was wary and active. He repealed your as
sault and dexterously and vigorously inflicted man,
heavy blows upon ynu While receiving his blow
YOU drew revolver upon him. lie struck 1t ou
u of your hand. You stouned to pick it up. As yo
did so he gave you severe blow on the head an
knocked you down, When you were down h
struck you two or three times with his taudefi
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-03

wholesale Depot, No. 4s Cedar street New York.
Address HENRY O. SPAIDING & CO.,
NJ. acnnN
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-10-12
Farm For Sale.

A splendid chance for a man to locate himself
convenient to city business, Schools Colleges, etc
This iarm lays just out of the corporation of Clarks
willie and Providence contains 260 first quality
land. BEGINNING at the ford above the lower Red
River Bridge, and extending up Red River to the
West Fork OF same. The most part Of IL being
splendid bottom land. Eighty acres open and seed
ed TO clover, balance in heavy timber Good judges
say it win cut from 100 to 100 cords to the acre..
Wood is worth from three to four dollars per cord
These bottoms well set in grass produce from two
to,thrcc tons of hay TO the acre. Hay is worth
from $50 to $40 per ton- This shows whether the
investment viii pay or not as market farm, it has
few If any equals in the country. comfortable
new double log house, FIRST rate stable, barn, or
chard and good springs etc. The land joins my
own, and can show it at any time
Price 20 dollars an acre-one-thrd cash, balance
in one and two years, with interest
I. ID. LEONARD
Jan. 20, 1900 Real Estate Agent
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-10-12
A CARD.

The Office of Preserptionist is as properly sepa-
rated from that of Physician, as the part of the
mechanic who puts work together from that of the
Architect who plans it. The art Of prescribing and
the art of compoundng medicines are two different
professions, requiring different training for prof.
cheney in either. But the latter is of equal respon-
sibility with the Corner, demanding safe quaif-
cations, thorough Pharmaceutical education and
long practical experience in the manipulation of
drugs. To meet these important requirements, |
have employed as my prescriptionist Mr.. SHERMAN,
of Richmond, Va, who to full course of study
in the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy, adds an
experience Of six or years in one Of the first
prescription stores of Philadelphia and Richmond.
No other assistant in The store but himself wiU put
up prescriptions. w. o. VANCE.
April -, lS6O-tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-10-12
THE ONLY DISC0V cry
Worthy Of dQy confidence for restoring
THE BALD AND GRAY.
BATH. Maine, april ID, 1859

BATH, Maine, april 10, 1859.
Prof. O. u Wood & C6.-Gents-; The letter |
wrote to you in 1886 concerning your valuable Hair
Restorative, and which you have Published in this
vicinity and elsewhere, has given rise 10 numerous
inquiries touching the facts in the case. The nqu-
res are first is it fact Of my habitation and name
ms stated in the communication; second is it true of
all therein contained third does my hair still con-
tuue to be in good order ana Of natural color? To
all can and do answer invariably, yes. My hair
is even better than in any stage of my life for forty
years past more soft, thrifty, and better coored
the same is true of my whiskers and the only
why it is not generally true is that the substance is
washed off by frequent ablution of the face, when,
if care were used by wping the face in close con-
nection with the whiskers the same result will fol-
low as the hair. | have been in the receipt of a
great number Of letters from all parts of New Eng
land asking me il my hair still continues to be good;
as there is SO much fraud in the manufacture and
sale of the various compounds as well this, it has
no doubt been basely initiated and used, not only
without any good effect but to absolute injury.
] remain, dear sir, A. c. RAYMOND.
The Restorative is put up in bottles of three sizes,
viz: large, medium, and small; the small holds }
pint and retais for ST. the medium holds at least
20 per cent. more in proportion than the small and
reais for So the large holds quart, 40 per cent.
more in proportion, and retas for 50.
O. ~ WOOD co, propretors 444 Broadway,
New York, and ia Market street, st. Louis, No,
and sold by AL good druggists and fancy goods
dealers.
! McCAULEY L BELL, Agents, Clarksville.
For sale also by THOMAS 4 BRO.y Clarksville.
| EWIN, PENDLETON & CO., Wholesale Agents
Nashville.
February "a, ls6O-6m