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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-20

ia. NEW oRLKANs, TEXAS AND MEXICO.
~ YORK and New Orleans See.nsap Company: Fof
NJ TIA United Stokes mall Steamship DE SOTO,
vs. ,ck ccnmauher VIII oommencs 70 reoeave trsagnt on
AZ, "a "a uiGr foot Of kobiuscn street, North river
N isdo~ sisncd after The hour Of Aing For fresxbs
y snpis % }he agsnEs LIVINGSTON, CROCHERON
tcSets Is ned 70 Vera Cruz and al parss In Texas
Nm Ssesu,ship Company line OF steamers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-20

Xvnrrws mn PCToNAC, CSpt q. W. Wstson, vHl esvs
n 10 Scrsh river every SATURDAY es the above p9ris X
sSurr and Richmond: Frssh Ncsf1if csrts p
"a n PeA6rsburg, cents per foot and propor1onsle
is os ur Warded all parts Of North CArona ire q
49, sssr.,.sin Apply . H 3. CxoMWILL W, % w@
go 1TI IN Al MILLER. swEENY, MASTER
Tbs cargo saved from NE wreck q IN, vesss srsnrsc
~. bru = d. port bark r End nssneeau M
rsauesied q had In % The snbscrbes osr FSoss - 0
q iadqsE trrxRrHwAnz BROTHERS q william street,
T7OR TIM SOUTH AND s0UrHwnsT. VIA CHARLES;
ION aovSh7 CNYualuA -Sem1 weekly Qntod esates mau
sls as.P ne CABIN Pa.sfs ~ ssGk , = Nh afs
river on ssturday Jan- a. a preessey. esSnlc
kkess 70 Ae @ng.me paeeGCEe IN yssS,Ts sr ~
- ien,S,. sshss HE ksasyis fsnn s1 Gla,s.:
'.sgs sc d 49, & - Ss::.sss fs 90
ssSiy % sfoFf6Rb m LAsT2M CO.. 5rosA.ay.
a. .as1iac:sl ssss@slp MHSss.1 jan 49,
bHN 4 fading yin Be signed but tanss fusnsnsa y "a,
ccp,p-g No creSh rscetsed srer TWO ooocs ." nay
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-21
Silbtr Gflars. .5sWgIrp. (

Silbfr QNa!a. egaDflr1, it.
FINE WATCHES,
u RICH JEWELRY.
AND SILVER WARE
rm racing every thing that is new and elegant
Particular attention is paid to and durability IN
GEO. W. WEBB,
lTiNE WATCHES.
} w RICH JEWELRY,
LIVER Spoons AND FORKS.
WATCHES REARED AND WARRANTED
Only 27i Baltimore street
SUPERIOR QUALITY GOLD WATCHES.
~ CANFiELn, BRO 4 co,
90 BALTIMORE STREET,
Are receiving extensive additions To their already
large stock OF GOLD WATCHES, which they oder to the
public at low rates. les If
MATCHESl WATCHESl WATCHESI
w THE LONDON WATCH AND JEW ELRY STORE
NO. 49, EIfaLIoreStrsft,
, FEW DOORS BELrw CALVERT sTEEET.
Is the best place in the city to bay coed reliable WATCH OF
that never went accurately before been pronounced
tnekeePtrS after passing through LEX NDER'S hands
J. ALEXANDER,
formerly Of VI. FRENCH,
aGl4G Royal Exchange, London.
l. c. CAMPBELL. W B. CAMPBELL II usprns-p
FANFIELD, BROTHER K Co., '2'' - I'll
" IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS.
So - - AND DEALERS IN
WATCHES, FINE JEWEIRY
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS,
DIAMONDS AND PRECIOUS sTOA rs
229 BALTIMORE STREET,
mr29.tI Rsltimora.
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by SAMUEL j. sOPEII 4 GO
OREILLE HORWITZ Trustee
PIfS ). }. SOPER l. co, Apct'rs
mum : :, =,

EHiiiii ~ The following described VALUABLE REAL Es-
TF formerly owned by the Baltimore Water Com
Eany now npossessoR OF the ctvw he offered at pub
nc sale on TUESDAY the Is OF May, the Exchange
Salesroom, at o'clock, p. NJ, viz:
a ron Of he Chase Reservoir Property" consisting
SEW IN BUILDING LOTS, (about 27]9 feet wide by IA
feet deep lying in the square bounded BY North Charles
Eager and Chase Streets and Lovegrove alley and fronting
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COLUMBUS O'DUNNELL.
ADAM DENNEAn.
JOHN DUKEUARF,
T. blHTiG SlIAFtkR,
Committee y alter Board
SAML. }. SOPER n co.
NT'tONWs AuCti
an r.. &. KENNETH ~, a.

1li,''N"7 Nt't'lt'iN
"H r. q. K4INNiGI"g a. 40
frI.s..f CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE
H4iiii PROPERTY IRON FURNACE, ORE BANKS. &c.
@c ai virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court mr
SALE c3r at public auction at s Exchange tyaesTcGm
st day Of May, 1860, q o'clock T NJ tie following very
T oR f 14f 6F GF6uND in the city
6o %Se5aG and in that part thereof known as
ton street and Eighth avenue and running thence bound
400 feet thence SOL degrees II go pcrches to the
water OF the northwest branch Of the Patapsco River then
four following courses viz North lG& degrees rerches
perches " p degrees f. 10 perche and II Inks then
S degrees r. IS 90 perches to the place of beginning
containing acres and "a square perches OF land
Also. ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND situate
and lying on the northwest side Of the Philadelphia
pike road in Baltimore county, containing 23 of land
corded among the Land Records Of Baltimore county aor
said granted and conveyed by John Wett George Carey
81 The imPToyeme9s consist Of Two EIGHT FEET "oT
BLAST FtRNACkS capable of producing 100 tons Of iron
week. built in the most substantial manner wi all the
modern appanceS-with separate Engines Boilers and
water to the boilers, and line Of charcoal kns for each
Furnace, with double Brick Casting House and Engine
very complete solid wharffaces the entire Lot with the
privilege OF extension to the Port Nadens line and IS feet
The reputation Of the former products Of these Furnaces
among the Northern and Western iron manufacturers
Iron made at them The y vi I S' I III a inc n
been readily sold upon its reputation.
The unusual facilities for purchasing materials and ship
ping iron, constitute these works among desir
able locatons-whle the continually increasing value in
the property as water 'front.' should claim special attention
with capitalists.
II tract OF Land tanning INEXHAUsTA BILE quaint
ties of the Ore from which the Justly celebrated
BALTIMORE PIG IRON, was purchased as appendage
to these Furnaces and is believed contain supplies for an
indefinite period Its contguty to the city, within
miles and its adaptation to market gardens makes it high
ly valuable
the purchasers should desire it. tits believedhat $4,000
Of the purchase money will be suffered to remain the pro
perty on mortgage.
The Furnaces located (as Carcy's rurEaccs) on
Simmons Map Of Baltimore, 1855 and distance
to the north Of the azareto, and lying between Clinton
street and the harbor which is to the of them
The terms Of SALE prescribed by the 6ecree areOne
third of the purchase money cash. oncthrd
third at II months from the day Of the deferred
mens to he secured by note endorsed the satisfaction
the Trustee and all the payments to bear interest from the
day Of sale. JNO. II. Il. LATROBE.
app 29wt2U&eOtdS Trustee.
L W KENNETH {. GO Arct,rs
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Q9rotErres. %ianurs, 1T.

I'D Il. A. WAKEFIELD,
H9HH WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
Allal 44sE4 25l W. FAYErTg STREET,
>. e. corner of Pine street,
Offers for sale prime Hams Orange brand Maryland
Excelsior and Duield's celebrated Old do. Family,
Extra and super Flour BUckwheat in twenty-five pound
bags aud by the pound superior country ground Corn Neal
new crop N o. Sugars and MolaseS Crushed formulated
POTd"rd and Clarified Sugars Pure Roasted, Ground
Green Jaya Maracaiho, laguayra Manila and Rio Coees
superior Green and Black Teas fine assortment Of old Bran
dies, Wines, Gins, Whiskies &c Chewing Tobacco and IL
ears &c In fact complete stock of prime fresh GkOC f.
RIES, which he will sell cheap for cash. prompt lay
ng customers short time. All delivered free, and
ranted to be as represented. fr.lf
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A. HOEN g. co.

Execute Check, Note snd Draft Books Cards, Certificates
Diplomas Show Cards for Manufacturers Views Architec-
tura Drawings, Maps Plans Music Titles Plates En-
yelOpes and Labels, as well as
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G.. A. SEWEII 4 O..

g CA. SEWELL Il CO,
HSS TEA DEALERS AND FAMILY GROCERS,
$3.50 2I3 PRATT STREET, WEST,
Have constantly on hand at their establishment, "A
full assortment OF fresh GROCERIES, consisting fine
Teas, Wines Tobacco, English Pickles, Sauces. Also,
IN store, fresh supply of HeTmetcay Sealed Peaches
Tomatoes, Green Corn, &c, which are selling low.
The public will find it their interest in giving oar stock
an examination before purchasing elsewhere.
81 Goods delivered to all parts the city free charge
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A!GQrartk Guntngrliks.
OFFICE OF THE ORIENT MUTUAL INSUR:
NANCE COMPANY

29th February, 1861.
Cash in Banks. S2olIodj
United States Stock and Treasury
Notes. ............................... go OGONs
Stocks Of States, Cities ard Corpora
tions, Bonds aud Mortgages, and
Call Loans with Coll ,trrals ......, III s2eOD
Subscribers Capital or Cash CAPITAL
payable on call, and secured by per-
sonal liability OF StockholdcrS..... C0O.OltO
- slO5O,939i j
Bills Receivable and UncOlleced Pre-
, NUNS. ................ ......$2iU,6H33
Insurance Scrip. Interest.
Salyages, Re- Insurance, and other
Unsettled Claims. % 36I33 236,OO5 Ct
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8ru @puos.
CILKSl STLKSll SILKSl!!
GREAT BARGAINS

SILKSI SILKSIl SILKSll!
GREAT BARGAINS
s l. K 81
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN DIFFERENT STYLES
AND PATTERNS just received from the importers-boueh
at great sacrifice, owing to the stagnaton in the SILK
market.
These goods
ARE ALL NEW,
and very choice
STRING AND SUMNER STYLES,
ana viii be sold at half the cost Of importation
ALSO,
a complete assortment of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY
SPRING SIIAWLS,
SILK AND LACE MANTILLAS,
,,.,st,.,,, LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS.
GLOVES,
&c, &c
Ali OF WHICH
will be
SOLD At
ETCEEDINGLT Low PRICES
CALL AND SEE
|HEEBA GAINS
for yourselves, at
GEORGE Il. HAIGS NEW STORE,
i2j BALTIMORE STREET.
BETWEEN CALVERT ASD SOUTH STREETS
apl9 tfr Opposite the American Office
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Baltimore, 4 pril, 1850.
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~ BANKERS, EXCHANGE,
STOCK AND BILL. BROKERS,
No % SOUTH STREET,
Buy and sell on Commission Stock AMI Securities ia This
md other markets
Purchase and sell Ground Rents
Advances made Stocks, Real Estate, Notes
rollateTals.
Negotiate Time Paper and Stock Loans.
Make collections ali accessible points in the United
States and Canada.
Receive deposits in Bankablc and Uncurrent Funds and
transact the business Of Private Banking in all its depart
ments. Interest allowed deposits. iaI5iF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-22
Arrival, 4 the Hotels Yesterday.

CITY HoTEL-Dr I Townsend, Hsyanai @ / I H % Moore,
Col Prince Miss; NJ Innis, VI Lawrence. Walker
Barnny La. J Iaweu. G Lene NJ kroofman, Ny; NJ
Smms and lady Mrs Ragsdale, ienner and lady
Cshaun Texas; = Austin Ohio; Helsgswortf Ala; 7
Latham Texas Mesehee, Carroll: Iangbdge, Miss;
Mrs Sarley and child, Mccary, Miss Humphress Har
Morrison. T Mcdowell, Miss, Foster, Texas; L
Thornton city.
ST. CHARLES HeTEL.-E Ne#briek, Ala, " w Fairbanks,
l. Sykes Miss; NJ Hutehns, La; Boyton, BoYton,
9; W Cox. n Y; Taylor Lamp: Miss; W smith, Y;
Penn hiefushand, La; r Al Lee and lady, Ala; @ II
Lada, W Amay, W 8 Hamnitt S W Wibb, y Harrison,
Texas: A Pope Miss W II Marne Ais; Fl Stevens, La;
II Ayres and lady Tex; Gideon, $ c. 81
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PERKY's MON EXPLOSIVE. oAnrHnsE

DERRY,S NON -ExPLOsIvE, cAMPHENE,
BURNING FLUID AND PATENT BURNERS
PATENT COAL OIL LAMPs-in great variety.
REFINED KEROSENE OR COAL OIL
Which burns without odor smoke
PAPER HANGINGs-A good assortment.
LAMPS AND CHANDELIERS
In great quantity and variety
SPERM, LARD, COTTON SEED and MACHINERY OILS
complete assortment of STOVES, among which the eel
ebraed GLOBE COOKING STOVES, the cheapest good sov1
In the market.
PLATED AND BRITANNIA WARE. IA
TABLE CUTLERY, together with general assortment Of
House Furnishing Goods MENTION for sale
the lowest prices by
HENRY PERRY, ..lr
90 3m liz Poydras street.
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--------
Day GOODS Ar COST. "A
7'-'77'-TTT='777T- -
AT COST

Day GOODS Ar cosT.............AT COST
aer MONDAY the OH Inst We will sel tte follow
nsesdH, adthe Of large varied stock
greatly reduced prices-
PRINTED ENGLISH LAwNs
FRENCH JAcoNETs;
!. oRGANDIEs;
:. CAMBRICs s
:. IRISH LINEN AND LINEN cAMBRics;
oRGANDY ROBES, syies
ENGLISH BAREaE, new s.yles;,
coLoRED AND aRIsAILs.E SILKS; VS.
GRIsAILLE popLINErTEs for Travelling Dresses.
Linen Goods.
a. IRISH LINENS;
PILLOW CASE LINENS, all widths;
- 10 1874 IRISH SCOTCH AND FRENCH LINEN SHEET.
ISGs,
BIRn-EYE. BUssIA AND HUCK. DIAPERS;
FRINGED and COLD BoRDERED HUcK TOWELS;
FRENCH LINEN CLOTHS and TOWELS;
DAMAsK and sNow-DRoP NAPKINS, * to a;
81 to 2li DAMAsK TABLE CLOTHS;
81 to 12-a pAMAsgs SCOTCH, IRISH and FRENCH; ;
LINEN FOR DRAWERS, IRISH and FRENCH.
The above goods makes made to order and
fully guaranteed in every respect.
Plantation Goods.
Our stock Of these goods unusually yariedeveryhing Of
the best quality.
Hosiery.
Ladies brown ahd white COTTON HOSE; -
Misses -, ).
~ MEMS =. :. SOCKS;
Boys y
" Ladies' Gauze MERINo VESTS;
Chidrens ;.
Mems ..#F ).
Avery large stock Of The aboye Of the best makers aso,
fatassomsnt Of other goods line Being anxious
large stock before the closing the business
win sell everything unusually low prices Our friends and the
public in general invited cali and examine stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
@ A. BARRIERE BRO,
1876 Canal street.
40 2p1.-f Touro Buildings
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,ferr5
relgaaApaeo TO THE NEW ORLEANS q
LATEST FROM MExIc
ARRIVAL OF .. s. WAR STEAMER focAH

B.YIzr ri. Nav ., - The Tinted Stat, us. J. 7
steamer pocabontas Cant g. F. Hazard ms Of tn
rived from, tbe mort If Vera cruz ami brng
Iigenoe as yate aa the 1stt, inst. bus inye,
Among tbe nassenpers a,e Genera, Tyora,Sa days
Gocour;a and y T, pIpmt, Esc. bearer erl u me d'
patches from .be C,overnment ~ Merico lam.
Mey;can Mn;yt,r ree;de,t a. vvosh;nrton papei' pi
The neys bv tae steamer pscabontaa ju :.
most iunnortant r,,ture stbe ero, a,
On tbe 1st of t ,,resant ,,ar.s, z,,o.,, IN Is do
dacraa danosina1 f.a ys;ra sor III. already
danev If tIe ponnbs;e n ha. osa,,nod t,e apunoai
u H. presiaen, ,nscb B, +l,a alar,, - ,oa,...
1ens ~ 70
II i sunnosed nat be oves bs s.ccesa I, ,mast y,
movement - tbe cIersv I are su
AItboncb General Mi-aroon had .ns.o;nsd the Gro
reverses. he had st ,eft ! NORTON "a bs arm,
On the 18th inst. Miramon ;nnosea q r
loan Of sa5oeo IN the f,isy of Mayco ~ ar c c.y
raise funds to carry out bRs ourposes. Inning /
,rbe tax II nat.ad s., fas4i,,. - xSe1, = lonb ha
houses. ptembel
General ITreca with over e00n J;herat. " Se hoPe
n;ed uana;uata nm the eth instant and aa raas thong
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-22

TERRIBLE TRAGEpy.-A Child Murdered by an
Insane Womaa.-A daughter Of Rev. A. S. Free
man, pastor of the Presbyterian church at Haver-
straw, N. ", was killed on Monday, the l4th, by
Mrs. kirkpatrick, neighbor during fit of in
sanity. The woman was very fond of the little
girl, and had been heard to say: She is too good
for earth-she must not, shall not live !" and then
turning her face to the wall, she muttered to her
self: "Must do it," But those who heard these
remarks understood not their meaning at the time.
On the day mentioned the little girl was at Mr..
KS house, playing with his little girl, and the
woman, having sent away her own daughter on an
errand, took carving knife, cut the child's neck
completely around, thus almost severing the head
from the body. When her daughter returned the
wretehed woman said to her: !" have done it,"
Done what?n asked her daughter. why, killed
Carrie" was her reply. She has been sent to an
asylum. The victim was a lovely little girl, of
scarcely five summers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-22

MORE FRAUDS ON THE GOVERNMENT. "A wall
street broker named Brainard and lawyer named
Lawrence have been arrested in New York, charged
with presenting at the Pension office of the United
States certain claims purporting to be against the
Government for bounty land, with intent to de-
fraud the defendants, it is charged knowing the
same to be forged The alleged forgeries cover
the sum of $4,000 or $40, 600, some of which have
been paid. They have been held to bail in the sum
of SSnD0 aach
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Later from Havana,
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP CAHAwBA.

AKRI Al OF THE STEAMSHIP UAHAW "A.
The u S. mail steamship Cahawba, Capt. Smith,
from New York, via Havana arrived at a late
hour Sunday night. She left New York at noon
on the 18th, and anchored in the harbor Of Havana
at 8 O'Clock P. NJ. on the 18th, leaving there at
7:30 on the morning of the 18th.
From Havana we learn that the U. s. steamer
Wyandott, Capt. F. Stanley, had captured and
carried into Key West SLAYER with $40 negroes
on board. She was taken on the south side of
Cuba. The Spanish war steam ,frigate Berenguala
was at Havana, to sail in few days with signor
Pacleco, the Spanish Minister, for Vera Cruz.
The health of Havana continues perfect
[See our Commercial Correspondence on
second page.l
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pHELAN's IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLE
and
COMBINATION CUSHIONS

PHELAN & CoLLENDER,
Sole Manufacturers,
s., 65 81, and 80 Crosby street.
A These tables in and may at a8lIer,s
Southern Billiard salooH los Grayer street, also
Louisiana Pelican Boston Clubs, ohtaned from
NJ NJ MILLER sole Agent this city who all ar
tieles In the Billiard Inns. follows Billiard Cloths Balls
Cues, Lesthsrs. Chalk. He and
several fine second hand Billiard Tables. tyH IL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-22

RILLIARD TABLEs-BHLIARDT TABLES
35............. ST. LOUIS STREET.
Under the st. Louis Hotel.
The undersigned beg leave Inform the public that he has
opened BILLIARD sALEsRO0M the above place, where
he intends keep constantly hand BILLIARD TABLES
from the celebrated manufacory Of j. w. BRUNSWICK
BRO Cincinnati Of all descriptions and prices such
ROSEWOOD
BIRDS EYE MAPLE, MAHOGANY,
BIRCH AND OAK,
With Marble Slate Wood Bed Also, Bagatelle Tables
and Balls Pool Boards Cushiens Cloths Cues Pockets Cue
Leathers Ten Pin Balls and everything apperaning to Bill
lizards or other games
n Bspecimens of the above Tables the St
Charles, Marble Hall and St. Louis Billiard Rooms.
Ra-Repairiag done short
n2s " A. VI. MERRIAM.
EfAHIILY GROCERY. CORNER OF COMMON and
Carondelet streets.
has been desire excel in the quality Of BUTTER
nished customers and the patronage have acquired
the last fourteen years 10 proof Of success.
Ny TEAS being selected by acknowledged Judge in New
York, will be found to be choice.
The stock the Is changed many during year
is fresh. full constantly coming in
bought and to be sold for cash.
Country orders solicited which prompt attention viii be
paid Terms, cash or city acceptance.
H. H. HEDDEN,
ns 6m Common and carondelet sts New Orleans
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FRIeHrrUL AccIDESr.-The Clarksville (Tenn-y
Jeiersonian Of the Iath gives the following partie
ulars Of the terrible disaster which occurred On
the previous Friday evening It the railroad bridge,
NOW in process of erection oyer the Cumberland
river at that place. BY which nine men were pre-
cipitated distance Of sixty fest nt0 te water,
three Of whom were drowned, and one 10 badly
crushed about the legs that he VIII probably de.
The Jefisrsonian also records Subsequent aeci-
dent Of an exactly similar natuxs. VI wifeh four
men were injured, three Of thens seriously
AT the time of the first disaster there wers nsn3
men crossing the bridge, with smali bed -
plank. When they had passed about third <f
the way over, the upper outside wire gave way,
the tressle work resting upon the wires was thKcMn
over into the water, distance Of sixty 1--WE feet.
together with all the men, except one, III. Edward
Wells, who, when he found that the bridge had
given way, with remarkable selfpossession and
presence Of mind, made tremendous leap, and
struck the water clear Of the falling tmbers, and
SWAN out.
The second accident was repetition IF the
former one. The same wire had parted, and with
the same result, throwing oil tie w0rkmen and
dropping scaffolding and all into the river,
In the last accident four persons were injured
three of them seriously, and one escaped undars.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-22

MEETING OF THE GoNsriTurioNAL UsroS PARrr
IN MoBrLs.-The Mobile papers u Sunday agree
inprnnouneing the meeting Of the Union Party a.
the Anphitheater in that city on the previous
night, q very large one. W. ). Ledyard. Esq, pre-
sided, and ss.ssohss delivered by n q. Smith,
ESD, and Haa, y. q. tssEsgaon. s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-22

learn that the embassy we're highly erifsd IL fas
days proceedings, and express gYeat admiration
fof the PresfAeat. This evening fhey Will rensaia
quiet
Tomorrow tie embassy vim visit lie foreign
Legations, and as sosn as their formal engagements
with the governments sTe completed they viii afg-
nifty the hours of eaeh day when our citizens may
call upon them.
A dispatch Of the 18th from Washington ssys
The Japanese presents were opened this morn
ing for Inspection and then transferred 10 tAe
Naval Commission, 10 be presented privately To-
the President In the name Of his jmpeziaI Majesty
the Tycoon. The ARTICLES are Of tie most faagniA
cent description saddles richly embossed ID geld
and silver, bed curtains, bed screens similar TO-
those used by the princes Of Japan, superior to
any ever manufactured in this country or France
bangings ornanfented with gold IacqHered ware,
including writing cases, and lot Of valuable mis-
cellaneous articles, all Of Them exhibiting mosS
refined taste, and advanced artistic skIEf and ia
perior to any which have been bFeugbs to this
country from Asia.
This is the opinion OF those who had tie prfy-
ege Of minutely examining these vainabIs pres
ent5. sssV
The Embassy have accepted the invitation of the
New York and Philadelphia Municipal Goaamittees
to visit those Cities but have fixed time fpr thase
purposes. The Naval Commissioner will giye the
authorities four or five days notice, SO that they
can make proper arrang sents for their reception
The Japanese will probably visit the Capitol
Saturday, and next week the other public build
ings.