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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-08
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TIE OcT0Ro0N AT BARNUM's.--lt sttrss1u
crowds Of people They shout with delight They VA
Joy They applaud vvbepisny. The Octoreon sisns~y
gotten sp here. and VIII b. fep>aed Tsg Arf<ssoss -
LskSss 90 early, got good sa6 Judge fsf yssrssf
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PICKPocKET CAuGHr.-On Monday evening", while
crowd was al the Fulton Ferry s1atng the
arrival Of the beogsed boats FDsh~sp named VIM John
son was detected 10 Of picking tbs pocket Of James
nenrap Fl poeketbook containing SIR The pnsoner
taken before Justice Brennan who committed him for exann
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-08

BkTcHgLOR's HAIR DYE, VIC and Tours
rAcroHv REsoyKp 70 Is Bondt Private HAIR Dysas Rss.
BsToaEIoRis HAN DYEIva EsT AgIIsaxsar renewed -
Nc. Is BonSss Private enirsnre Cor Ladisa
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UITY ITEMS

ACADEMY OF MUsc.-Niss Patti, sgnors Bdgnoli
Fer Amodio, and Salini appear tonight in the favor
tie opera Of "The Barber of Seville"
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FiRr-EsGIxEs ON THE SIDEwALK.--The Fire Com
missioners having for long time tried in vain to pre-
vent frem,n dragging their engines upon the side
wahs when running 70 fires, have AT last requested
tie aid of the police in putting end to the nuisance
General suporn,er dent Psbury yesterday issued or
den to the police to the eff ct that they at ali smos
to prevent fremsa from drawing thar snguee on the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-08

Pfsseet your family W iSsomSG YogR LIyx
Nc the kavThBLE LiyE issrRAros socfE-s
fCKELs MUfvAL VI
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IHb nj - NVON = OVUh :. OF " NJ 70
yoerdAy be- Judge Gzsop Justices Stiws and Stryksy.
when the 70 wing ssne impanosaa the 1rzrS
dsn0F Tt wbridge, g. Stl~en John stevens, Gerst
bu.e'Ds Joh7 Ne oDoc D. NJ X Moody, James fap'coe
Abraham Kip David n Fndsb w. NJ q h8sle. Jeoss
MuDdeI Mich ss F. May Benjamin P. Shs-nsa. J. o. Log,
Lewis Morris GEORGE NJ S:pson, VIM r. Sssd Georgo Fl
sudwe jacob sksr Tire Judge charged he Jury ths
usnal topics fthsy reo6 Thomas Horrrs addicted fr
burglary the t.Ed degree pleaded guilty ndsd
for caharne Wls pleaded guilty assault aud bal.
sery. and hno4s5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-08

We requested to state that adut persons male or
female who canDo, read write ave invited togo OF suniay
afternoons at "a clock the Publse School building n Rng
torstIce Rdse and spend hour in leaning without
cssIse Persons who acquainted with such earnestre
qBes,ed make this II desired to have the cassss
private pOsbe therefore, viii be admitted to indulge
curiosity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-08

The WRoNG MEDIcISz-Coroner Horton o. Brock
fyn was notified n night hsld Inquest ts body Of
man named sauces a. No ca Hoy street who Old Suddenly
on Sunday night supposed ozn the effects Arsenic
IN mistake for nlsgnsa 7os,nortem nssson win DO
h.id fo-day
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-srnoIAL TsRs@-Rzs.

NUN FLEAo-oFHCIAs sHh~-FHB
Before Judge BRAp5.-DECIsIOyx
Blant sQt. Mot--J0dgmens for p aintH, with lib
erty defendant to sniws-z twenty days pay1sn. u
Haywood sgt. Joyce Case settled.
The People, &c, agt Hugh aud Der1,-Motiaa
granted en- defendants paying so. and Sheriff. fees
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finished aahb the present. teHury than there e Of the
cmp tior OF the Cathedral o. Col"gne OF fhe I" 's'-
hRton Monument, for oecsnc, and tbe harovrssiSe
let the riprp wall at he bnilt by somebody ana
the acres Of sand and as es nicely sodded over ana
fenced with roo railing. Thsn let Nlks oe ft'o OUT
AMI bees psn 3D. snd in short time thu extre"y o,
our slsnd that in old days used TO appesv 80 oeaa'
to the voysgr up the Bay III again beOo NE h''iog
ou.po,t to the wealth sna speD5or Of the cityA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-08

IMPROVEMENTS ABOUT THE BowLIso GREEs AND
BAr1rRr.-Tbs widening OF whitehall street. from
Bowling Green to the east side Of the Battery has
greatly improved the appearance of ths. vicinity, and
added TO the comfort of those whose business makes it
their daily resort For about eight hundred oeiiudina
feet twenty-five feet in width have been taken from
The west side of the street, giving clear and open
view of the ferries and very much relieving the lower
portions Of Broadway. To complete the improve.
ments impers.ively demanded BY the immense ana
largely increasing travel from the South, Hamilton
avenue. and Staten Island Ferries, it lie high time thai
the Battery wss pa! ii respectable order IL Is dae
even The estbetc Of the thousands who view
daily in its barren and goneo ruin condition, that inc
Law contract should be forced to completion or 70 MI
immediate forfeiture. As there Is no more prospect
that the extension, rs originally contracted for VII Do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-08

BKKSsAs, QuAcKEaRusa, and kzLIr. ,,,
VIM. Allen, larceny, Pcnen.lsry one monsh; E,ur
beth Brown larceny PensniAy tour montos Chaoste "sr
sfeeuy Psuit. inlay foar months Harriet Ooha aceny
erAy four mouths; Bridget hanlsy Drcsny feeHss.sss
thru mouths, AaR Leone lArOeay renisenssaSy eo s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-08

SUi cEpE.-On Monday night q shoemaker named
David eommers living At No. lA Church street, at
emped 10 commit suicfde by cutting lie throat with
hoe kuis. He suceooded in inficiiDJ shorioc cash.
extending almost from ear TO Tic worndec man
was conveyed to ,he Hew-York Hos7nal, where be
died in few hours CoToDer OKeef5 held an in
soest the rcdy which ,esulted 10 verdict Of sui
eide" The wife Of the deceased lately deserted him,
which is supposed to have induced him 70 COMMIT tbs
deed.
QUIcK PAssAoE-Tss past season has boon almost
unprecedented in the anHals Of the Chirs trade OR
long passages. To-day chronicle thEsc arrivals
from the Celeetial Empire:
Tho Ka'bay. 81 day, from Annoy.
Argonaut, lls d, N fiom Foe-Chov.
hoDpsIeil, 100 d. 70 frons Shan yhae-
The first named ia the shortest passage of tie season
from China.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-08

DELIVERED OVER BIZ HIS BoSDssEs.-On Friday
last man named Homer Il. HAWKING, formerly
bookbeeper in the Office Of the California Overland
Mail Company, No. 81 Broadway, was arested oo
charge of having, by false entries il hs books,
tezzled from the Company the sam of 81 300. lie
was taien before Justice Connolly for examination,
szd was required 10 find bail in the sum of 5000 TO
answer, On Monday bis bondsaan appeared before
the Magistrate and desired TO be released from the
bond Accordingly, Officer Barrow was dispatched 10
reanes tie accus. d. and yesterday succeeded in cap
turing him in Brooklyn. The prisoner again
taken before Justice Connolly, who fully committed
him 10 prison 10 answer the charge 1t is said tina,
tipce the first arre-t OF Hawkins the Company have
discovered still further evidences Of fraud, which viii
considerably increase the which he Is charged
with having applied to his own use,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-08

YoUsG THIEVES AND THEIR TEAeHER.-On Mon
day evening Officer JenDiss of the Twenty first Pre-
cinct arrested young lad on suspicion OF his having
brolen into the stable of Dir F. Nugent, in Thirty
second street. near Third avenue The night prev Gus
set of harness, valued as $685. had been stolen from
Mr.. NueeDrr stable, the door of which bad been
broken open. Tie boy gave bis name as William
Cole, sbd on being searched Il number Of skeleton
keyRwere found in bis pockcts Shortly after another
boy, ed Owens Sodeh, arrested, charged with
comphci,y in he burglary, and on his penOn were
al'o found some false keyF On being questioned the
boys admitted having stolen the harness. and said that
they bad sold it Thomas Cogan, junk dealer, for
fifty cents. The boys further stated that COgan had
Offered TO buy from them any articles which they might
steal Coesn at first denied having the harness. but it
was subsequently discovered in cellar where he had
concealed it. Cogan and both the boys were commit
ted to answer by Justice Quackonbush
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-srscr.L rI,E-VEs e.

Before JHstc5 Sutherland.
A CROWDED COURT ROOM.
This morning tho Special Term room vss crowded
se extent bZ -yer. sud others nt.seeI in tas
calendar The became packed that counsel
got upon chairs and while - Judge heard the notions
lit down in front }" I" w down Ia the &c
heard argued motion. standing
chair 70 OF the Toom and the chair
on opposite side. Tins very small add y
thai sh. uld be selected this business oh n.hs Circut
ROOM city opposite q lpied and Is enough
comfortably accommodate al who present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-08

The foIlowingis Report of the Dspensaries of the
City MaM Y for the month Of Ja.nexy. l9a0:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-08

AMERICAN INSTITUTE ANIMAL ELEcTIos.-We
observe With pleasure the nomination of Mr.. Thomas
McElrath as candidate for superintendent of the
American Institute. His ripe experience as business
man, uDdoubted ability and known enterprise as a
manager qualify him eminently to take charge of the
affairs of the American Institute at the present time.
We hope to hear OF his being chosen unanimously.
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curys,r.rys. l Is soMTTssI, o,v A. ,,x,

No. 90 Broadway.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-25
BETWEEN TWO FIREs.

| The st. Louis Democrat, Black Republican
paper supporting Lincoln for the Presidency, and
edited with great ability thus discourses concern
ing the result of the Kentucky election;
The result of the Kentucky election, and the I'M
pulse thereby given to the Bell aud Everett move
ment render it proper that the opinions OF Bel on
the slavery question should be fully and correctly
made known to the public. Nor IS this a difficult
task. He has served in Congresses and Cabinets !;
he participated in the great controversies OF so and
54 His record is therefore extensive, and, iudg-
ing from letter of his recently written and pub
lised, he refers to 1t with pride and confidently
invites its inspection. We think it will be found,
on examination, that he is decided pro slavery
man; that his opinions on the slavery question are
identical with those professed by the Brecknridre
Democracy, and not at all with those which were
held by Clay and the Wing party. True, he is not
an agitator of that question, and that is the sole
difference in the premises between him and the
southern democracy. Neither does he counte-
nance dlsnnlon, nor treason ofany kind, His policy
Is to protect and extend slavery within the Union,
without contemplating the alternative of secession
IN the event of that policy being frustrated We
believe we thus define his position correctly on the
paramount issue of the time and especially OF the
present canvass; and in doing so we serve to eu-
cidate the causes which have given Kentucky to
| the Union party by sweeping majority.
| Some time ago the New York Tribune, the Great
| Eastern of the Black Republican press, changed
| its plan of warfare, abandoned its attacks upon
| both Breckinridge and Douglas, and commenced
| msl;nr tarr;fic assanl+s pnap .Tobn poIl rbo+
ionrnaj verv sensible concluded NOT 10 r,ost, IL
ammunition nnop small scontng nart;as hi =
plant ts batteries directly before tho ayes ,f tic
most formidable enemy.
The ST. Louis Democrat also takes tbe same
course. The late elections in the sontb have
given it its cue. It drops Douglas and recooni1es
Bell as the candidate most likelv Il dafeat T.
chosen champion. Mr.. Lincoln. And nd tbat
journal, and It's readers. are all infected with
antsiavery preiudices. it seeks 70 iniure Mr.
Bell by making him ont % a dacided pro.sIayerv
man. whose policv is TO protect and extend ola
within the Union, J,
We have no fauVt in find with tbis ass,;+;or of
Mr.. Bells oninions INT We mare,v v;sb ~ coll
attention to the different grounds mon which onr
candidate is assailed in different sections Hera
in our midst it suits Mr.. Bell.s onnonents to ranro
sent him as a quasi Abolitionist Amonq anti-
slavery men he is held IN "a A irstclass fre.eater
Thus our candidate is between two f,es one from
the North and another from lie south neither of
which, however. seems likely ID do him anv ma.
terial damage.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-25
BALsAMIc 1oRDlAL,

The great standard medicines be present have
their great popularity only through years Of trial. Unbonu1
satisfaction Is rendered ~ them iu cases and ne peo
pronounced them worthy. m"
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA, JAuNDfCE, pE1It.a
ITY OF THE NNRvoUs system DISEASES or ra
kIDEEYs and all diseases afsn, from disordered ligat
weakness Of the stomach and dseye organs are
permanently Cared by the GERMW EITTERs
TheGALsAMGC CORDIAL las aclarsd a reputation s...
passing that Of similar preparation s4tant II will tar
without Ea, the and nsstandiny COUGH Cb1
OR foARSENEss, BRONCHITIS INFLUENZA, eRdVg.
PNEUMONIA, 1NcIPIENT CONSUMPTION, and has p.i,
formed the most astonishing cures ever knowu Of
CONFIRMED CoNs1MPTIoSi
few doses viii also chedI and rare the most
plARRHEA proceeding from Coldn the Bowels
TAese medicines prepared by Ir NJ JACKSON Co,
No 4lS Arch street PAiadcpha a. and are sold BY tra
gis's and dealers medicines everywhere at 10 cents pe
tie The signature Of O. NJ Jacksu viii DO on the or,,if,
wrapper oFeaeh bottle
In The Almanac published annual by the pt1pre,or rssz
EyERYBoDYs ALMANAC you will find testimony and e,-
endsory notices from all par~ Of he country These ALL
macs arg given away BY ali oas agents. r#0sl .
[.M m=.M :. WRIGHT h CO., Agents
and l5l oharIes st4ee,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-25
~. NJ

Thousands are daily spGReiHg in tht praise Of
DIR. EAToN2S LNFdN7IEE CORDIAL
and why because Il never Falls afford instantaneous fs,
when given in time, ltacts if by maggie and ne ta ssz,
vii! convince you that what say s true 1t contait
NO PAREGoRIo or 0PlATR
Of any kind anderefore relieves BY removing tie suffering.
your child instead Of by deadening sengbitics Fo
e'o AZ eonlehas i'seit es only reliabe rFsparau
known for Children Teathng DatrHea Dysenory Grib,.
in the Bowels, Acdity If the stomach Wind Cold in t
aud Group, also te sofeninghe Gums Reducing InHara*
Regulating tbs bowels and Relo7ug Pain has no aug
oos M @tspt2oNe lts Used with mfailng succesiu NJ
cases OF e'nsnson OF other Fts as You gaiae the t
nga y your enFeR "na "is1 to save them from Hose
bgh'ng Consequences which certain 10 result from M
Of narcotics Of WHICH ali ohe remedies for lurtHs
p',A e e9hposei tthe none but pf ERton'9 Inanle c.
u He gp can rely upon II iaperlecty harmless, aud
not inlwe the meSt delicate t Price % cents Full Ife
tions accompany each bottle. Prepared only by
CHURCH DUPONT
No. 400 Broadway New YORK
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-25

Union men. They hope to carry the State by at
least thirty thousand majority.
The disunionists dislike the resolution adoptedby
the Charlottesville Breckenridge convention, au.
thorzing the electors, if Breckenridge can not be
elected by the vote of the State to cast it for any
Of the other candidates in opposition to Lincoln.
Bell and Douglas are placed upon an equal footing
with Breckenridge as far as principles are CON
eerned, and the secession at Baltimore is virtually
nlAn lnannnnl
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-25
ka.Rallx. Ra1ly. NatlnnnI pcmncrnts of

THE EIGHTH WARD.-4dl members Of The Douglas and
johnson Club, and all voters favon The election of he regular
nominees of the National Democracy, hereby invited to
Neui the meeting that e be held MONDAY EVENING,
Aug 2 al y, o'clock tile United States Hotel Elysan
Fields street. between MoreWu Victory streets Come one
come all
aua6 Ap2# THIRD DISTRICT.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-25
RGtIy! R0Nv! Rally !!

Y o IF NC BELL Rim q FER 81
The regular weekly meeting this Club wiz be ter
Hall Story Building, THIS EVENING, Saturday. August %
At o'clock.
AsFh Punctnal attendance is earnestly requested.
By order of the President
au25 2plt D. @. CANTER, Sec'y.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-25
FIVE PREPARATIONS
SANEDRnta
ShSFDRn'S
YER IN via . R A no r.
Nnx,.,. s,..,,Y1,.

itis eohpohaFu ehtfeiS from 'ts ana has become
eelshea teet sadafd Aedcne known aud approved By 81
that have used it, esorted to With copfdtpce IN
the diseases fot Which recommended.
II mas cured thousands |''Eh the Gsi two years who hs
given up all hopes Of relief numerous unsolicited
Gates in my possession show
The dose must ba adapted to the temperament Of te indyi
aa taking IT. and used in such Quantities as set gently as
Bowels
Let the dictates your Judgment gude you in the use of
iVer inVgorator and Will cure Liver Complaints BioR.
Attacks Dyspepsia Chronic Daffht' summer Complaints
Dyentery opsy Sour Stomach abtual costiveess Choc
Cholera, Cholera Mohus, Cholera ntnptum Flarlsnee Jae
dee Female eaknesses and may be used successfully
Ordinary Family Medicine It win cure Sick Haadaehe Ia.
thousands can tesyl IN twenty minutes If two ~ three
spoohsni are taken at commencement OF attack All who
ii are giving their testimony III its favor
Mix water IN the mouth With the lnyEorator, shd swaay
both together.
Price, 81 per bottle,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-25
YNeehI. Crescent.

The number Of our Weekly, issued this morning,
Is an exceedingly interesting paper, and can be
had IN wrappers for mailing to friends at distance
at the Office counter, or at j. G. Morgan a. Go. 3
bookstores, Exchange aud Commercial Places.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-25

LINGS SYRUP is f1s, becoming Tie greatest remedy Of The
forall diseases arising from any rregay of the
composed almost exclusively from and baFks indigenous
our country has been thoroughly tested in every c5ury
climate aud its effects have uniformly been the certain
and permanent for all Irregularities Of the bowels even
where the disease has advanced to the last The public
may be assured that this purely vegetable remedy that
il does moi contain anything that in the least injurious
constitution 1t is no quackery but the result long expert
ence in the treatment of the peculiar disease for hir IL alone
ntended.
Fer ssle by all druggists
MOOnMAN L REMFNT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-25

hEaSt. Joscph's College, Barastown, Ky
Rev Jno s. Nerdn Vice President Of the College will leave
tlecity on the steamboat Nirehuha SUNDAY MORNING,
2d inst He will take charge Of those who wishto be received
students he College For further information apply 10
Iohit, chsrpAtier Co, No, % Customhouse street
an.l 2plt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-25
sandford's Family oatharttc rms.

Compounded from pnFe Vegetable Extracts pu upp laA
Cases, air tight end will keep in any climafe
The Family Gathnrtc Pill gentle and aetIe Cahar,
WHICH tS proprietor mas assd 10 us petce than twenty
years. The@epstantE increasing from hoe who he
leg use9 te runs ahu me sStac6 which all express in
Kafg 10 neii use mas ndaeec me to place Them within the
OF all The Profession well know that different Gathartios az
different portions Of the bOwelss
The Family Gathartic Pill has with due reerencb to this
estDshea TACT nesii Compounded iron variety eF the pl7s
Vegetable Extracts which alike every part d the npa
tary canal and good and safe all ces where aihnrfir
Is needed, such nelRRgement he Stomach Seen1ez
Pains in the Back and ons yeness Pain and Soreness
over me Whols BODY from sudden cold which frequently "
nsgieted END ~ course OF FegeF koss Of Appetite Cree1
ng Sensation of told the body Reesness eadqehe r
Weight in the Head all Iutammaipry Diseases Worms I,
th,ldren o Adults Rheumatism great Purifier f the BlooS
and many diseases which esh to- toonumerous -
mention in this advertisement. nosr, 3. Pree Dimes
me LAYER lnvlgoraor and Family Gathartic Pill reasd
by Druggists generally and od BY the rado in all the large
towns.
$ 7. W SANFORD, NJ. D., Manufacturer anl Proprietss
SS5 Broadway, T.
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.
Wholesale Agents
mN&W And sold by eVsrk Druggist,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-25

ST. JosEPH's COLLEGE, KY.-Rey. John s. Yer
din. yice-President of this college, located at
Bardstown, Ky, gives notice this morning that he
leaves on the Minnehaha tomorrow, and will take
charge Of those who wish to be received as stu
dents at the college.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-25
L.e1acr from Professor BOND.

l
Some time ago we sent to Professor Bond, oil
Harvard Observatory, accounts of the great me-
teor of the I'd inst. as given in sundry Southern
papers, The Professor replies with the following
letter which will doubtless interest the readers OF
the Crescent and for which We thank him sin
cerely: .,.....-.-
Cambridge, Mass, August II, isRl !
Id. CfeSeeHt-Dear Sir: Please aceeptmy thanks
for yours Of the 1lth inst enclosing slips relating
to the great meteor of the I'd.
! am sorry not to be able at present to recipFo-
cate your Kindness by communicating definite in
formation relative to the path of the meteor; but
after submitting TO calculation acollection OF about
thirty different accounts they have appeared in
public prints, it seems that the descriptions are too
vague to form a basis for any reliable results.
We want either the path as run among the stars,
or else the bearings and attitudes (anguar1 es-
timated by those experienced in such matters at
three or four statons-precise positions are not, OF
course to be expected.
The following is a rude sketch of the probable
path of this arolite:
When first seen, it was near or perhaps over the
ocean, off the mouth of the Savannah river. 1t
passed between Milledgevie and Augusta, Ga,
following the direction OF the river and l60 miles
above the earth. 1t crossed near the eastern line
of Georgia. over the southwestern corner of North
Carolina, Tennessee and part of Kentucky. The
general direction being to the west of a line
drawn from Savannah, Ca, to indianapolis Ind. 1t
probably fell to the earth somewhere on this line
and before reaching the Ohio river, unless pre-.
Yiousy burned up in the atmosphere.
No reliable estimates of its size can be made
owing to the vagueness of the descriptions, but it
was undoubtedly Of great size and brilliancy. Its
path has been traced about 600 miles.
Respectfully, yours, G.. r. BOND
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-25
nonhIc-saaees Crescent.

This mammoth sheet will again issue on Monday
morning next, and be replete with reading matter
+ In gress variety aud abundance.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-25

MEssRs MONTGOMERY & SMITH sell this day at
l2 o'clock the Taesals stables Gate yarieties eight
saddle and harness horses See advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-25

DouGL4s AND JOHNSON The National Demo-
Gratis of the Eighth Ward are invited BY advertise
ment in our columns, to attend a meeting on Mon
day evening next. at u O'Clock, at the United
States Hotel, and thereby favor the election of
Douglas and johnson to the Presidency and Vice
Presidency.