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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07
THE HARvnsr-The Delaware Republican says

THE HARvEsT.-The DelaWaFe KepubIlcan says:
The farmers in this section are in the midst Of
their harvest. The grass crop the present season
Il quite large The wheat is very fine, and will
YIELD an average crop. The oats are well hlled,
and the expectations are that there will be an
abundant yield Of this grain. The corn u rather
short hut Tie warm sun the past few days has done
much towards advancing its growth. In fact the
indications are that the crops will be unusually
large the present season.
The Martinsburg Na.1 Gazette Of Saturday
says:
Most of tile Berkeley farmers commenced cut
ting their wheat this week. The indications favor
the belief that there will be tolerablT fair average
crop in the county.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07

A CARD or TnASKs.--T latest card of thanks''
is one signed bya party Of prisoners who before
leaving the jail at Wheeling Va. to take mp their
residence in the State Pententiary at Richmond.
on taking their departure = returned thanks to
the Warden and his lady.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07
Martin is an industrious man of moderate means,


Another burglar entered the residence of Mr.. G.
G. Gillespie, on Bscchus, between Josephine and
st. Andrew streets, on the same night He pene-
trated in Mr.. Giliespie's bedroom, and contcnted
himself with taking away portmonnac contain
ing IS.
THE RoBBEEy N CARRoILroS.- The amount
robbed from the safe in the City Treasury Of Car
rolton was $l5l5 not s7lj, as we reported yester-
day. The robbery is accounted an uncommonly
mysterious one.
RECORDER EMERsoSs CoUGT..-AIaTtn Rooney
was yesterday discharged from the accusation Of
passing forged checks for labor, the mate Of the
steamer Edward j. Gay; nobody appearing to
prosecute. Nike Hogan was fined $40 for being
little too rough in playing with his wife the comedy
of g Tanning the shrew."
The following parties we're arraigned and held
for examination:
Caroline McCahrey, charged with beating and
attempting to kill Therese Marient with chair, at
her residence on Liberty street. Bail given to
appear on the 25tll.
Enamel Gilbert, charged by James Crellin with
malicious mischief, in disturbing the peace Of his
house and smashing some of his yaluables. Case
fixed for the 10th.
Adam Miller, charged with assaulting David
Williamson of Poeyfarre street, with an axe, with
murderous intent. Bail given to appear on the 26th.
RECORDER FABRE's CouRr.-Assistant Recorder
Magioni yesterday fined John Collins, alias Jack
Sheppard No. 2, $40, for venting too much Of his
spleen upon Catherine Stevens. 1t is habit of
Jacks, mere way he has, to thrash a woman
whenever he comes to town
Mary Blunt, charged by Joseph King with lar
eeny and breach OF trust. was discharged, King not
appearing. II Is probable that Joseph King was
4 only joking when he made the charge.
| Ann Curtis was dismissedon the charge Of smash
| ing Kate Holmes looking-glass, and Kate was
fned S for her friyolity in making tile charge.
| Charles A. Delpit gave bail to answer to the
charge Of having tlrashed Marie Delpit at the cor
ner nj BienyiIie and JOHNSON streets.
! Six dangerous ana suspicious characters, other-
gse well known thieves, arrested by Lieut.. Crevon
in the sailor boardng-house precincts, were sent
10 prison to await examination. The Lieutenant
has been stirring himself in Kidding bis District Of
some of its worst pests Besides getting after the
thieves with sharp stick, he has politely given
leave Of absence to some of the swinaling show
| tents on the leyee.
/ RECORDER LoNe's CorRr.--What follows, i the
4 accumulated business Of several days past
4 John Eenecke, sent to prison on the Coroner
| affidavit. charging him with The murder Of George
schwagcr.
julien Roche, charged with violently ass aultng
Madeline Roche, on the lst instant, on Esplanade
\ street, between Claiborne and Defbigny; bail
/ given. y,
4 Certain woman, name not given, charged with
striking Mrs Clara Quail's little son with stick q
wood, on Moreau street, between Mandeville ant
N nnaiI oh volt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07

PRIZE F1enr-There will be prize fight in this
vicinity in five weeks, between z. Madden, OF New New
Orleans, and James Carney, of this city, for $500
side. The parties met at Jno. Bells, Monday night,
and deposited SIS each as forfeit. It will be re-
membered that Carney whipped NJ Carty at Twelve
Mile Island, last summer. aflera well-foaght bat
tie of one hour and fifty minutes. Lou. Courier.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07

Advices from Guatemala state that ten or twelve
American vessels had landed upwards Of 500
Africans within six months. One Of the vessels
was an American steamer.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07

ApMIssroS TO THE CHEAT EASTERN. At meet
ing of the directors of the mammoth steamer
Great Eastern in New York on Saturday afternoon,
it was decided to open the ship to the public to-
day, and to charge one dollar a head as the price
Of admission for adults, and fifty cents for children
under twelve years of age.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07
DERRY,s NOs -ExPLOsIvE. cAaPHENE
BURNING FLUID AND PATENT BURNERS

FATEST COAL OIL LAMPs-in great variety.
REFINED KEROSENE OR COAL oIL--
Which bnrns without odor or smoke
I'll BaPER HANGINGs--A good assortment.
LAMPS AND CHANDELIERS,
In great quantity and variety
sapRY LARD, corT0y SEED and MACHINERY OILS
asoplt6 assortment Of STOVES among which the eel
sIa GLOBE COOKING STOVES the eheapes, good Stove
i AsAa market
Y yLsTgD ANp BRITANNIA WARE.
saRIfGuYLERY together with general assortment Of
~ Furnishing Goods eo numerous to mention, for sale at
4 d 6#ess nrices, by rYu,.pyp ppppv
IA, liz Poydrns street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07

A gentleman who employs great nnmber OF
persons In ; asanaFaetory in the west of England.
In order to encourage his work people in q due atr
tendance All church on q hate FAST day, told them
that if they went to church they would receive
their wages for that day 10 tho same manner as il
they had heen at work. Upon which depatatinn
was appointed TO aeqaaint their employer that u
he would pay them fnr over hours. they would at
tend like yise the Methodist ehape in the evening.
That's ny business, as the butcher saia U the
| dog tha aas killing his sheep,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07

CARE RACE, July G.-Tle United States Mail
steamship Fulton, from HaYre and southampton,
passed off this point at an early hour this NOR
ming, on her way to New York.
She left Havre Thursday morning, June Is,
touched at Cowes on the morning of the same day,
and brings three days later intelligence than was
received by the steamships Persia and Parana.
The steamship Amazon arrived out all well.
The United States Mail steamship Vanderbilt
from New York arrived out at Southampton fues-
evening 26th ut.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07

SUSPECTED SLAvKH.-3c,r 31ori, june s.-The
c. S. steamer Harriet Lane seized outside of Sandy
Hook, this afternoon, the bark Kate. Gapt. Otto,
on suspicion of about engaging in the slave trade.
The Kate cleared at the Cnstom-House by CAPT.
Watts bound TO Caifnas west eeast of Africa, and
sailed to-day. She was brought back 10 the city,
and anchored of the battery. Her crew are COM
posed principally of Portuguese and Spaniards,
from whom no Information can be obtained. her
cargo is such as sayers generally carry.
At the time she was seized, Capt. faunce OBJ
served some curious movements OF steam tug,
then some distance off, and if seeming suspicious,
ran for her when it proved TO be the Magnolia
having on board number of men of whom no
reliable account could be given. Capt L. having
no doubt but that they were to be put on board
seized the ting and brought her here, and detained
her passengers for examination.
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DRorTm II MIssornI.--A merchant OF this city
who has been two weeks travelling in Northwest
ern Missouri, and who is man quite competent tc
Give a reliable opinion in matters pertaining tt
crops gives rather gloomy account Of the effects
OF Wintsr.freeztRg on the wheat aud the spring
unprecedented drought on the hay, oats and hemI
crop OF This state. Missouri has never experienced
such dreuth. The beds of streams are dry, AM
rivers like the Grand, usually nagigable Tor steam
cts, can now be waded without difficulty. IheF
Ne no wheat fields worth harvesting On the line
the Hannibal and ST. Joseph Railroad, SO short ]
the straw. Where it is cut at all fur seed, IN
grain is good. Probably not farmer IN hundfe
viii produce his own flour, and supplies viii 2
soupht in this city. Shipments of flour are mol
| made to Boon, BeKalb and other COMMITTEES from y
| Louis Nor is tho hay, oat, hemp OF Vegefani
| crop any better. Beans, peas and potatoes %
failures. But prospects OF hue corn crop arc e2
ceilent particularly on the west side of Ihe sfstl
river and on the Missouri river bottoms. Hogs 100
TSt. Louis Democrat, 18th.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07
FIGHTING AMONG THE NEW YORK FfaEilrs.=

TiTITfNI 'l1-iH-EU
dispatch Of the 3D. from New York says:
4 fremen's fight Of twenty minutes duration
occurred in Broad street this evening. Engine
colnpanics 10 and 2i were the combatants. Stones
few thick for some minutes, and several windows
were broken. The fight was only stopped hy the
interpostion of large force Of police several
firemen were injured, but none seriously
Another fight between companies l5 and y
took place in Chatham street to night, in which
pistols were used and d number reported shot.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07

During ight between stallion and geldisg
in Talbot county, Georgia, few days since, the
latter was kicked to death in four minutes,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
Domestic Markets.

NEW YoRK, July 1.-THE Cotton market II gen
orally unchanged the sales to-day were 800 bales.
The sales of Flour amounted to 11,0e0 bbls. at
$5 30 to s5 90 for superfne State. The market
for Corn closed quiet, the sales reaching 81 600
bushels prices range from 63l to 6Sc per bushel.
The Pork market closed quiet; Mess is selling at
SIS s6l per bbl. Lard closed firm there were
450 bbls. sold at t24c. per lib.
CISeIsSATI July s.-The Flour market closed
dull but quiet at previous rates. Corn closed ac-
tive: sales at 4S to Acc. per bnshel Oats are firm
at 10 to ale. per bushel. Hay has advanced 81 per
tun. Provisions closed generally quiet at previous
quotations.
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, July g. The Mississippi river at
this point has fallen six inches within twentyfour
hours.
The Illinois river is rising very slowly.
The California Mails.
WASHINGTON, July Gin consequence of the
treaty obligations of our Government te carry
foreign mails across the lsthmus, and the refusal o
Commodore G. Vanderbilt, it is proposed thai
several of our swiftest steamers be employed tt
perform that service till the meeting Of Congress
Messrs. Davidge and Hoodly, representing the
Pacific Railway both disclaimed any sympathy il
concert with Com. Vanderbilt.
Later from Oregon
ST.. Louis, July 6,-The Overland mail al
Fayetteville yesterday states that the election il
Oregon for Representatives in Congress is closs
and doubtful, but Lane and Smith will be defeated
| as Senators.
| Nebraska Adviees.
sr. Louis, July 6.-Advices received at thi.
point from Nebraska report that geo Cheyenne
1 arrapahae and Sioux Indians attacked PaWnet
village in sight of the agency.
They threatend to exterminate the Pawnee In
| dians.
Col. May, at Fort .kearney, has been applied tt
to protect the Pawnees under the new treaty.
New York Races,
New YORK, July y6.-The race yesterday between
Flora Temple and Geo. NJ. Patchen was won by tn
former. Time, 2:22g4-2:2l4-2:S75.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07

REASONS FOR Num- SrAruARY.-The Savings
Bank at Lyons, France. is decorated with Two
sfemale figures, representing Economy and Labor.
The critics having attacked the propriety OF the
two undraped statues in a place of kasiness, q
Iyonese bard defends them in sennes, the point
OF which Is that the nudity of the twa women Is
peculiarly proper-shpwing shat they have sold
their eitenltses to make deposA In the Savings
Bank. =z5=5z#
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07

+ sTABsING AFFAIR "A stabbing affair took place
at the Mansion House last Saturday night, resulting
it is thought fatally to one Of the pafties from
what we learn, words passed between the watch
man, the pastry cook, and the clerk; when rem
confer was had by the clerk with both of the first
named and both were badly stabbed with knife
the watehman fatally. Mr. Forbes, the clerk.
disappeared so that the officers could not arrest
him, TNatchez Courier.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07
SATURDAY MORNING. JULY Z, 1860.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

reLaesApaEo TO THE NEW ORLEANS caEscsAT.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07

Some time since Baltimore ship-owner, in get
ting away a vessel had considerable trouble with
one of his men, by the name of Cain or kain, who
got top.heayy on the advance wages. After the
vessel had accomplished her voyage, on settling
with Inc crew. it came to this mans turn for set.
tement.
What name - asked the merchant.
",'ain, SIR, was the reply.
aWhat =. reiained the merchant; !" are yon the
man who slew his brotherf.'
mo, sir,'' was the ready and witty reply O
Jack, with knowing wink. giving his trowsers .
hiteh :. fn The man eoltat got sleered.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP FULTON.

lay rnE s14toxAp AsD 4urH1eAx I1sEs.l-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07

The gamblers Heaven. IS pair q dice,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07

PRFsFIcIASA-The Lebanon Democrat is going
to take time to think before it supports either OF
the Baltimore nominations. That's right, take
YOUR time for it is subject that requires a
L mighty deal of very nice consideration.
The New Orleans Delta says that on the receipt
of the news from Baltimore every Louislanian felt
his bosom heave. We guess that hosams heaved
very much as stomachs do on board smack IL a
rough sea.
All the Democratic editors are displaying roos-
ters at the heads of their papers. In almost every
case the rooster il must be confessed, looks as IT
he were on his dung.hiii
The editor of the New York News says that he
can't express his feelings. We congratulate his
readers.
An exchange thinks that we had better not get
after Mrs. Swisheln, We are aware that it would
be a arild goose chase.
Republican organ says that in the contest
between Lincoln and Douglas. the former pierced
| his opponent with keen rapier at every pnint s
| We have heard that Lincoln was cunning OF
| fence
IF a fellow under sentence of death kills himself
| before the appointed day. he swindles thousands
| of curious people out of the pleasure OF seeing
| him hanged We hope the Douglas faction will be
guilty of no such dishonesty.
Are the two Democratic factions in earnest in
/ their fight. TTichmond Whig
Were the Kilkenny cats in fun
<@---
The Battle Herald refers in high terms to ser
/ mon delivered zpY "a pfedenet= VI y, ,Naiie. is
took David and Goliah for the text, and with sui
6cient quantum of 'srattling and humping eA
ounded after this fashion:
Now, my hearers, what do you suppose wa
! the reason that David was SO mighty win to q
out an fight Collar Was it because he wanted
/ to serve God? No. =..z.zZ,.
Was il because he had religion into him
Was If because he wanted to do good giner'ly
4 No!
aFlI tell you what he did it for and there ain
no use anbody's denyin' onft-he vas struck afte
one of SauI's girls. y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07

~ssvs d sss.sa ~ d. ssaAlskkA -ln opis Of srpe
= 4 TT @ Aa4 fp-' Is. JONES n CO. 81 dravi0s sire
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-12-14
CONSTIPATION OR cosTGvENEss.

No one Of the many ills flesh is heir to- is SO
prevalent, so little understood, and 80 much neg
lected as Costyeness. Often originating in care
lessness, or sedentary habits il is regarded as a
slight disorder of too little consequence TO excite
anxiety, while in reality it is the precursor and COM
panion of many of the most fatal and dangerous di-
seases, and unless early eradcated will bring the
sufferer to an untimely grave Among the lighter
evils ofwhich costveness is the usual attendant are
Headache, Collie, Rheumatism, Foul Breath Piles
and others of like nature, while long train of fright
tu diseases such rs Malignant Fevers, Abcesses,
Dysentary Diarrhoea, Dyspepsia, Apoplexy, Epi-
lepsy, Paralysis, Iiysterin, lIypochondriass, Mel.
ancholy and Insanity, first Indicate their presence
IN the system by this alarming symptom. Not I'M
frequently the diseases named originate in Constipa-
ton, but take on an Independent existence unless
the cause is eradicated in early stage. From
all these considerations it follows that the disorder
should receive Immediate attention whenever it oc-
Guns. and no person should neglect to get box of
Cephalc Pills on the first appearance Of the
plaIn as their timely use will expe the insiduous
approaches of disease and destroy this dangerous
foe to human life.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-12-14

HEADACHE is the iavorte sign by which nature
makes known any deviation whatever from the nat.
url state of the brain, and viewed in tins light Il
may be looked on MS a safeguard intended to give
notice Of disease which might otherwise escape at
tention, ti too late 10 be- romeded and is indi-
cations should never be neglected. Headaches may
be classified under two names, viz; Symptomatic
aud Idiopathic. Symptomatc Headache is exceed
mgly common and is the precursor of great varie-
ty Of diseases, among which are Apoplexy, Gout,
Rheumatism and all ebrilc diseases. In is nervous
form It Is sympathetic of diseases Of the stomach
constituting sick headache, Of hepatic disease
shutting bilious headache, Of worms constipation
and other disorders Of the bowels well as renal
and uterine affections. Diseases Of the heart arc
very frequently attended with Headaches; Anaemia
and plethora are also affections which frequently
occasion headache ldiopathic Headache IS also
very common, being usually distinguished by the
mime Of nervous headache sometimes coming on
suddenly In state Of apparently sound health and
prosiming at once the mental and physical energies,
and in other instances It comes on slowly, heullded
by depression of spirit or acerbty Of temper In
most instances the pain is in the front Of the head
over one or both eyes, and sometimes provoking
vomiting under this class may also be named
Neuralgia.
For the treatment of either class of Headache the
Cepnac Pills have been found sure and safe rem
edy relieving the most acute pains in a few minutes,
and by It's subtle power eradicating the diseases OF
which Headache is the uuerring index.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-12-14
CATARRII.

Before disease can be cured Il must be Understood --
It's nature location, aud symptoms must be known
remedies will not remove IT, Has Cetarh ever been
understoodi Was IL ever cured Those who have been
the victims Of H. and alike the dupes Of nostrums and
surfecd with medical trials, best give the answer
DIR. Il. GOODALE OF NEW YORK,
has the merit u having been the first that ever defined
it truly in his theory u H. and the only that ever
prepared Remedy for it, positive cure THIS Remedy
with directions for using. can now be bad Of FRED +.
SMITH, Montpelier. IT, reputation. as positive cure,
requires other commentator than what trial oft
viii give 2D3j
Personal
had been troubled for many years with Catafrh, and
its ravagcs had been such that Consumption the
suit Of Catarrh. seemed 20 be inevitable
In October last learned that DR. r. Goodale of New
YorF was OF Montpelier consulted him. lie assured
me that my coDsumptye symp from Catarrh,
and that, 10 avert fatal result the maady fCaarhl
must be cured. He gave me bic Remedy and, as he
sured ME, ia two days Witnessed a decided change in
symptoms and The greatest relief At this time,
eek from first trial am 100 every respect much mprov
3D. aud hope fof and expect. perfect restoration 90
icalih through the above prescribed means. Let full
onhdence be repo.ed in the ability Of Dr.. Goodae 10
urc Catauh JOHN A. s. WHITE.
Mortified, Vt. Nov 1850. 2l26
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-12-14
fHarkrts.


b'NAON mNAhHls biNs IL io"''
ASHEs-The market fir Ashes is quiet with sales OF
Pots 1875 lie, and 60 casks Pearls at lao Ss pr
10, cash.
FLOUR-Tho market has been exceedingly dull
throughout HE week, aud prices have been almost day
declining buyers expecting each day 10 purchase AZ some
coucc-spu un the current prices VI the day previous
On Thursday aud Friday the trade more msPo,'u
10 operate as buyers concluded that prices had 'oG'n
point under which they likely 90 20" ana some
round lots VI good Western extra were Puichseu AZ -
pr Dbl, and supcuOrs At s. 25a6, an. IN some instances
A. ronces ioi ON those price. This is the lowest point
The article has touched IN t~' years past ana nom zoe
ash pr b under Inc psss at this time last year
GRAIN-The market for Corn has been very dull dur
up the week prices have further declined Sales Of
good aud Western yellow at 6OalOc and West
mixed at Csc pr bu, closing with moderate demand
at these prices Oats are duh and with large receipts
prices ule n favor of buyers. The sales Of Western,
southern and Canada have been At 3Ja4lc pr 9u but zoe
may be considered the outside price for good lots al the
uOP5--The sales have been confined to small lots at
23i3O. pr TO- cash The New York shipping List says
not exceed 10 00l bales and n the interior 'oO-mak-
ing total of 1900 bales cropof 1900 OF Ola CROWNS
600 bales M for uscthc whole forming supply " say
As 90 bics which, i II said will be insufficient tor the
c1usumpvc Of the country unless ihc deliveries
De unusually curtaued the sales are 1pl bales new al
l3i. itI very choice, which are scarce, al 4lc.
aud lJl bales ls59's 2ja3lc, cash.
rN0pJCE-lhe reeciptsof Butter for the week have
been packages agaiust 6j3 packages fr the cor
responding Wcrk " last year. ] he market has been
quite dl ar some days past aud price. have cased OIL
lc pc b from the extremc rates quoted lost week lhe
sales nf good choice and New York and Vermont
Diaries have been l7a2c and the latter price may
he cousicrcd tlc outside figure Tor the best fall daiucs,
We except occasionally very choice selected tubs winch
criterion NJ the market Common and medium
grades exceedingly dull and slow Of sale az lOalic pr
lo Cheese remains without change and has been 40 mo-
drrtfc demand
WOOL-rher has been no movement Of any conse.
qlcnce n neso or foreign WOOL, aud prices are NOM
maiiy fhe same The sales of fleece and pulled have
been about 5000 lbs Holders no' urging sales, and
not disposed TO give way n prices 90 any extent