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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-08
GO G,LPIN,s NEW RES

GRIND Phror Grind, Sqete er3 Upright Pianos from he
very 6eh IaNnn aei AMONG witch, inyfe particular
s. s!t.tig5 ton, 70 Y AYES ECON CO; PIANOS,
Gfst tntFnanst 81 Egr the last thirty years,
these PiHats ffv Va ftYoritrs AT the North their
durability heaRt ef kjAh ei cae touch, power
ness of toen ai of which points canno be
excelled. y
A. our house will also be found the ofly JAMES w. y0SE
PIANOS. Ihase INSTRUMENTS though placed exhibition
az Boston, Pbiadepha and oaer places in competition
the most celebrated makers hase invariably received the
est premium for good sold elegant finish par
ect eveness and richness of The PARL0 GEN.
lowest priced hfstelass Pisnon thew oyd Eyey sold by
MS anted 10 give entire satisfaction. Mendeons Guitars
Sialns, Brass Band Instruments everything appeIainn
to the stock OF complete Music Store Music Beaks
senL BY mail postage tree. 4. e BLAGkMAR ( BRO,
o2z bnSN u Gamn street..
a BREWSTER, BI.ATS EsNEY II CO..
~ "a Successors LEAR9 C hLAkESEY, Ganpersuaifhs
nnd Sheet Iron Workers Frut and
~ Faon Streets between Mons Dams and Jeliss
Clarifying and RyaReTe4ine Pans
Steam Trains, Fiitersrs.
Juice Boxes. CshniecFS. Bseeehens.
And all kinds Of STEAMBOAT and Pi4ANTAI I0N gofs ia
onrline. ssI HGR
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QUOTATIONS. FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.

ss Gnfstle5s F WI g Com ts goes Com. s4es
Clarified and Refined =. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81, 6a6i
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-08
r IsFRANcl1's FEniALE CORDIAL
BuAur1FY1Ne l-Ny1eoRAT1Ne CIRCULATING !

BEAUTIFYING l. INvIG GRATING i REGULATING
For producing Blooming Cnmplexon Erect and Graceful
Carriage the Body Cheerful Disposition Removing Botches
and Eruptions from the Face Curing Low Spirits Mean
ehoy Di Palpaton Of the Heart Palms in the Head
Back limbs htes ard all the various forms of Disease
produced by Suppressed Painful Irregular Mensruaon
which the Female Sex is subject.
1T HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO FALL
Originally compounded for the purpose of bringing and
regulating the Monthly Periods Women which does under
any all Lisfrancs Female Cordial
be the best Female Invigoraor and Beauer known
Il has been nlly tested In Mobile and be equal
all II has been represented.
The lady OF Of the most prominent citizens Mobile has
recently of Debility and Low Spirits bordering
loss mind through apathy naetion Of the womb By the
of Lsaneks Fema Cordial after all other remedies had
failed this organ excited healthy action She
restored health happiness and the society of he
family and friends.
equally surprising of the desperate Fe
male of disease have become known TO the popetors
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-08

There have been SO many remarks about the
Bank of England, its position and that it would not
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-08
II A VT

To sail on the 7th December
S4R FOR PORT-AU-PRIRCE AND STF.
MARC, HaytiThe Al very fast sailing packet bark
LAURA Capt r. Pierce having been nnayoidab bly,
detained will sail above For balance of freight passage,
apply the captain board Post a2 Second District
n27 GEO. W. HI NSoN Il Co, ~ Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-08

TOBACCO -. We noticed in our last weekly re-
port that the market had shown more movement,
since which the market has been quiet, and we
heard of only hhds. sold on private terms.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-08

From Cincinnati to Cleveland Pittsbufg Beair without
change Of cars
eSy-Baggage checked through. -z5=....
Tie Illinois Central and Ohio and Mississippi Railroads make
close and reliable connections at Gncinna without Omnibus
ride.
The Chic and Mississippi Railroad having broad gauge pas
this only have the advantage Of wide and
cars with greater berality of both In and
aes be found any other Railroad in the West and
having Foote'S Patent Ventilated Cars by day and FOOTE'S
Ventilated Sleeping Cars by night passengers will enjoy
atmosphere free from dust and at least ten degrees cooler
than in ordinary
Daily Through Express Trains Sundays excepted One
Train Sunday evening"
The public respectfully cautioned against bills advertising
other routes making quicker time.
To avoid delay Of hree four hours at Grand Junction.
via the Southern Route,
ESg-Ask for Tickets via Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
For nfofmAtion apply At the Office Of the New Orleans Jack
Northern Railroad No. 1lS Camp street.
se Lafayette Square also Office of the ST. Louis Cairo
New Orleans Line Of Packets No 81 Camp street. of
Commercial Place.
te25R n LOuGH Genil Freoht and Ticker Aet.
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GALVESTON AND MATAGoRDA BAY,

To san on SUNDAY, DEC. O. st s A, NJ.
GALVESTON AND MATAG0RDA BAY.
ri fiTYTH New Orleans and Texas United States Mail Line
The superior coppered and copper. fastened
ship Mexico, W H. Talbot commander will leave above
carrying the Unied States mails. For freight and passage
having superior ateroom daons apply board
i. G, HARRIS, Manager,
81 Camp street.
steamship Of this line will leave every Thursday and Sum
day morning for the above norts. d6
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BRAzos sANTIAG CO.

To sail on FRIDAY, Dec. IA, 1850 at 8 O'Clock A. NJ
~ErS. NEW ORLEANS AND BRAZ0S SAN
93fN5A TIAGo z s. Mail Line-F For Bra;os Santiago wa
r. N Smith commander. will sail above carrying g.
mails For freight passage having elegant accommodations
apply On board, Orto
!, C. HARRIS. Manager, 81 Camp st.
steamship this line will hereafter leave for above
ports Friday morning. d7
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A NJ S T TERD A NJ

SER FOR A ANSTERDABI-The fine fast sain
kFTS%SAr American ship Chartcmagne, Brown maste
now loading and will meet with quick dispatch. Fc
blance Of freight. app!yto
dT BAXTER, LOWELL, h co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-14

eftioncd upon the subject Of Slavery, and on his an
swerng unfavorably toward the sacred system" n.
| was seized and lynched with rope On the next
morning the coOn-gn and 100 bales Of cotton belong
inc 10 the rinQeader Of his band of Southern chyay
was found TO be in ashes. 1t was enough. The COW
ardly bloodbounds again seized the poor who hid
been lynehed 20 numerically by them, put him into
| pork barrel with some stones, headed him no tightly
and rolled him into the Mississippi River
| Southern gentlemen, negro trader, and cotton
planter told me that the murdered had not been
known to speak to negro and had not interfered with
any person in regard TO Slavery. How mach longe,
will the Free North eat dirt and submit 10 such barbsr
tiles?
No Northern man is safe in the South now. Il mat,
ters not how seryile Democrat may have been or
nav now be; if he IL from the occurred North" il
sufficient. Northern men are being driven away from
Newt Orleans. Cincinnati steamboats, are refused a
landing at the wharf there. And here in Memphis.
Northern men ia business bow this Moech Of Slay.
ery prosrate themselves in the dust and diseharas
their Northern clerks and workmen. They are daily
leaving Some have been turned off and have no, the
means to get home again mp the river. II 10 truly de-
plorabIe have noticed many cockades and blue 70
settles. IF the North yields inch in this erss
hope perdition will light upon II. The battle
than half won the outer redoubts Of the Slave Power
are tai en- and if the North if the American people
but true 10 themselves, to Freedom, and the great
rights of humanity after little sputeriDg oil will bs
we'll Many South Carolinans are here with their
blue rosettes appealing to all who will listen for tbs
establishment of a Southern Confederacy. asked
some Of these gentlemen what il was that South Caro-
lima claimed az "her rights" for which her people
were contendng and that they could not enjoy in the
Union. Major De G., fine-ooking gentleman from
Chester, g. G., told me il was the Personal Liberty
bills in the Free States, refusal TO protect negro
property in the Territories and because thu
Abotonists opposed to Southern gentlemen rais.
ing Two families together, by white woman, and
the other by negroes. Well well this last IL certain
" dear sacred right. He stated 10 that thers
were so many white "nggers' in Charleston that
law was necessary to prohibit nigyers from wearing
walls to distinguish them from white persons Is it 70
be determined by the action OF the American people
that the Constitution really made for such pur.
poses, as the Southerners claim hope that every
Northern legislature will stand firmly by the Laws Of
their States, there is no doubt in the mind Of any
legal unpreudiced man, but that the Fugitive Slave
of 1850 is unconstitutional and void. The South is
really suffering than the North to-day, bat mauy
try to make il appear otherwise Everything is hd
here and if there is secession there will be civil war
and in case of civil war Memphis, well the whole
South will be plunged in ruin. The wisest heads here
say 80. PENsRogE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-14
STATE OF BUSINESS IN VIRGINIA.
From Oar Own Correspondent

RIcHNosD, Dec IT, 1860
The past month has been of unparalleled dlllDess
ard inactivity here in all branches of trade. There
will be very little OF the good old Christmas cheer
under many roof where the hearth was wont to blaze
brightly aud the little TO heap blessings their
common patron saint for his kindly remembrance of
them. Hundreds OF mechanics are ont of employment
and their cry is, =" Down with Disunion This Gov
eminent is good enough for No agitation-it
brings ideness to u.s. and starvation to children and
wives Give us work." Two or three Of the largest
machine chops have discharged all their workmen and
all others will nsuspendoperaons. see prospect
of any ameoraton OF the money market for time
TO come. II the time OF stringency is greatly pro-
longcd if there is no relief in few weeks doubtless
many houses in this city will be added to the failures
which have taken place in all portions of the country.
The present is period of much agitation and anxiety
iii financial circles, and there is considerable indebted
ness ahead but is thought it be mostly provided
for without disastrous consequences. The pervadng
spirit TO be that sacrifices should if possible be
avoided and that is better lose something credit
than much in actual value. The holders of stocks
bonds and all sorts Of securities, do not intend to sacr
flee, no matter how alarming may be the symptoms of
del rassion unless compelled TO to meet liabilities. They
will not be frightened into losing something for fear of
losing more.
Exchange on New-York is quoted at a 10 y cent,
Philadelphia 8, aud Baltimore y cent. Specie is at
II premium of ia3
On the night of the Isl inst. negro man, slave,
broke into the auction OF Alexander Mott, on
Main street, and took therefrom several gold watches
Another negro man, employed in the store detected
him in the act and the principal witness against
him. The burglar and thief was tried before the
Hastings Court of this city to-day, and being found
guilty, was sentenced TO receive nne-and-thrty ashes
Had he been rbue man, his punishment would have
been in the Penitentiary of not less than one
nor more than years. In this State there is no
such thing as imprsonng slave for any ofense. His
only punishment is stripes, transportation or death.
free negro, charged with felonious sabbng, was
aso tried to-day before the same court found guilty
aud sentenced to be sold into perpetual Slavery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-14

rived at Palermo on the tst inst where he was enhu-
tiasticaly received.
The Bishop Of Lo,cto had communicated the
clergy of Santa Cara for receiving Victor Emanuel
The Rio Janero mails of November had reached
Lisbon. CoAee-Good first Were quoted 1l6oO; stock,
10000 bags.
The Calcutta and China mails reached Malta on the
Doth The news had not been transmitted.
LIvrRrooI CoTroS MARKRT Dec. 2 80The sales Of Cot
ton Yesterday reached 5000 bales including 500 bes export
ers the closing quiet but irregular Provisions quiet
LONDON, Saturday evening Dec 2CoSsoLs closed to-day
s3l for money and The bank Of interest had
been reduced to- cent and not 81 stated in Wednesday
mornings New York papers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-14
PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE.

COLUMBIA, Dec. \, 1861.
In the Senate Mr. Moses offered the following resolu-
ton which was Immediately considered and agreed to-:
Resoted That the Committee Military and Pensions be
instructed inquire whist necessary for the defense
report by bin or otherwise. 49,
Mr.. Noses from the Committee on the Judiciary.
asked to be discharged from the consideration OF 20
much Of the report of the Commissioner of the Code
as relates to accounts and asked that said accounts be
referred to the Committee Claims, which request
was granted. He also reported much Of said re-
port refers TO the distribution Of the Statnte Laws
as follows: One copy to each member of the Legs-
lature; three copies to the Library at Charleston
three copies to the Library AT Columbia, and the
balance TO be placed in the Law Library. Ordered for
consideration on Monday.
Mr.. Allen, pursuant to notice. introduced bill TO
provide for the Foreign Diplomacy Of South Carolina.
Referred to the Committee on Federal Relations.
Mr.. Lesesne, as Chairman of the Committee of the
Whole of yesterday, reported the bill to provide an
Armed Military Force, upon which the Committee had
decided.
On motion of Mr. Marshall, the bill was laid on the
table temporarily and the House bill taken up for con-
sderation. On motion, them all of the House bill,
after the enacting clause stricken out and the bill
Of Committee of the Whole inserted amendment.
The bill was read TO the sixteenth section, which, OH
motion OF Mr.. Marshall, substituted by the fol-
lowing:
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FRANCE.

II was rumored that Prince DE la Tour Dauvergne,
French ambassador at Berlin will shortly replace NJ.
Ihouyenel in the Foreign Ministry.
TIE Legislative concessions Just granted were being
generally eanyassed by the press The Liberal jour
nals regarded them fayOrably.
Reports had been current that the meeting of the
Corrs Legislatf was TO be fastened but the Pays
saws the meeting will not take place before the usual
fin,e The Senate however win meet earlier, in
der 20 regulate the execution Of the recent Imperial
decree.
The Bourse was firm; Rentes, 70f. 35c.
The French troops in Syria were taking up Winter
quarters.
Pans, Dec 1.-The Pays says the stay of King
Victor Emanuel in Sicily viii he of short duration.
The Patyie states that, according TO the latest news
tnsprrectionary movements were increasing in the
Abruzzi. Col Bedagrange, with 1000 Sandman
troops, occupied the deles OF Mount Veino position
of Importance. Several guerrilla companies were be-
ing organized. The Piedmontese We're forming flying
columns in order 10 act energetiasly at the points
lnenaeod.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-14
THE EXCITEMENT IN TEXAS.


San Antonio, Texas, Dec. Z 1860.
The fuse here in consequence Of Lincons election is
enormous. How or in what it will terminate it i,
impossible at this stage conjecture Ibelieye myself
that things viii very greatly cool down here after the
chivary have had little time TO cool. There is how
ever, at present, greater state Of excitement than
ever before witnessed. Nobody sregared orthodox
who shows anything like disposition to scquesce in
I.neoln's election. am not certain but all Of thu
Cotton States will 90 out Of the Union but do not
believe any of them will be guilty of such folly but
South Carolina, and heartily wish she wac out and
would stay out.
In almost every county in Texas the Lone Star flag IS
hosted. do not 50 much regard this symptom az au
Indication that Texas designs attaching herself to any
Southern Confederacy, as that she means, in ease Of
dsunion, to set up independent government of her
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-14
A VOICE FROM TENNESSEE.
correspondence OF The N. y. Tribune.

correspondence OF The ~ \. Tribune
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. ;, 1860
Shall the North yield seems to be momentous
question with some; and the poor douehisced, degen
ate Democrats who have brought the panic upon the
country, and who are striving, by all the means thai
their deyillsh ingenuity suggest, to divide the
Union and plunge the country into civil war; call upon
the North 10 make concessions the South-the slave
power. To the several Free States they appeal to
repeal their Personal Liberty bils-tha the North
must pledge Themselves to permit and protect the slave
masters to carry their slaves through the Free States
to cease elecing Republican Governors, Legislators
congressman, or any more Presdents--to protect
save property in the Territories, and to stop the pub
liz alton OF ncendary books and Iapep Is the North
willing TO Hiss the rod that smhes il
No longer ago than Monday Of this week, Northern
man at Pyors Point shout Ioc miles below here, was
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ornaments Of the three forts they expect TO take
would enable the new Republic to make quite n
uarlike appearance; to say nothing OF the htlie
NAVY which the bill now before tho Legislature
provides for. All these are virtually to be placed
I'M the hands of the Governor, who, with the
nurse. which is likewise to be enlarged, and CIV
on over to him. will have despotic power.
The belief prevails here, on good authority II
is said that all South Caronans both IN the
Army and Navy, will resign when the ordnance
of Secession shall have been adopted Is Col
Hacer remaining here to assume the command
of the South Caronians in the attack on Fort
Moultrie Coupled with this suggestion, VIII
remark that the relations between that officer and
those at Fort Moutrie are the most intimate and
cordial, and reject the idea that the gallant
Colonel contemplates any such step.
l am sincerely sorry that as yet cannot com
municate to The Mercury who i am. On that
precise point / can only say that the Commit
:" tee is not ready to report" On the other
branch of the inquiry, whether the correspondent
of The TRIBUNE had not " better go home, " can
say that am decidedly of the negative opinion;
and further, that do not intend to Ego home"
for some time yet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-14

WoSDERs oF THE TELEGRAPB.-THe Ciac,nDGti
Go=e says the greatest feat in telegraphing Of which
il has any knowledge was accomplished Oh Tuesday
in The transmission of The Presidents Message 10 that
city. Two wires were used, one a through and the
Other way wire. OF the eight columns and half
which the Message made in TIE Washington Constr
taiioA five and half columns passed over the
through wire without a break, in fix hours TBS
sent by j. H. Bmnell aged seventeen years. of the
Pittsburgh office, and received by L. C.. Wire OF the
Cincinnati office. Tie first column Transmitted in
ffy-hye minutes and the second column in forty-eght
minutes One column contains II G72 letters II re-
Quires an average Of three strokes Of the key to let
ter There We're therefore, 81 9S6 strokes in ~ min
utes or 200 66-00 strokes 10 the minute. Mr.. Wire,
the receiving operator took the Message by sound and
using manifold writer made FIVE copies from the in
strument.
Boston paper notices that Friday evening las,
the elegaphic operators put Portland in connection
with Wilmington, n. c., and Charleston 5. c., ana
transmitted messages distinctly. Subsequently, Bangor
and New Orleans were connected for the first time and
messages sent from Maine 10 Louisiana. This s prob
ably longer distance than ever before connected
IN the United States any land Geographic line over
which ineligible dispatches have been sent, New
Orleans TO An inquiry Of Portland as TO the time, re-
Piled 1885, II was then 1920 at Portland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-14
PRUSSIA.
III. Steiber, Director OF Police had been dismissed.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Benk England reduced ts Of discount Thursday
NON 10 The movement had effect upon the funds
demand for the following day very active
osh and in the market The rate for the best
&is In the 4id5 a. The American sdyice
anxiety Seventy thousand
the BsDk Tuesday well 10000 sterling IN
gold for shipment Europa large amount Is reported
withdrawn from the Liverpool branch II anticipated that
1Ae Atlantic week would take heavy amount These
The financial writers all the prospects Of the American
panic - o, 49,,
STAGE Of the days Of 1851 out the leading
commercial people seemed be Of ts utter soundes
ae.s the alarm by equal to the ggstOn
IA Times that the receipts OF gold from England viii i'm
edatey change the whole character Of the New iork money
market. nm
y che satisfactory character Of the bsuk returns Conso ad
PsEIs Saturday Dec. l. 3:25 p. m-The Bourse opened
er but heavy toward the close Renes quoted
7d aOc., or Sc. lower than yesterday.
ayEsPOOL MARKRTfhe Liverpool ma kets received
VIA Cape Race "Wednesday, and published that day
LosDos MARKETs.-Bsng's Circular reports MEgAT With
scii ing tendency bite American, 50 d64 Red SO $50
FIorE Y7 $50. SUGAR steady COFFEE steady TIA duii
.aIa6o IRoN steady TO- 045 81 for both Rails aud
asi Pig IROy steady 81 g. Sperm or dun at 4lc0 Cod
on Rs Lnseed On active at 10 Lnseed CAKgs
and firm American, 81 pd4l2 BAE SILVER, SlA Dol
sAEs52,. EAGLKs. 166
AMERICAS SEcURITIRs.-MessTs. Bai1ng Brothers
report Of importance and quotations nominal owing to
Zen Co report State stocks hrm and Railway securities
better
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ITALY.

The garrison Of Gaeta had made sortie in order to
rapture the straegeca positions IN the suburbs, but
were repulsed with great loss.
The following il gwen as the position of affairs at
Gs6ta on the 18th: The Piedmontese feet had re-
auned TO Naples the intention being 10 make an At
hack on the land side. The advanced Piedmontese
costs were 800 meters from the mole and forts. They
were placing moars In line TO open fire. and three out
Of five batteries constructing were ready. The be-
xeged kept up fire to impede the construction Of the
bate ries but Intellectually. Iyphus fever prevailed in
che garrison, which was too crowded, numbering
1900 The PiedmOntese numbered 5000.
A state Of slege established in the AbTuzzi.
All persons bearing without permission, eXcit-
3ng the peasantry or insulting the national flag, 10
he shot.
Csyour's reply TO the recent Prussian dispatch in
which the Sandman policy censured Is published.
favour insists that the question of the Umbran
Marches and the Two Siciies is purely Italian in no
way affecting the rights of other powers. He points
out that Sardinia is the only conservative power in
Italy capable of Overpowering the really revolution
AIRY spirit but warmly appeals for European sympathy
instead Of rebuke.
A Commercial Convention had been ratified between
Sardinia and the Hanse towns.
NAPLES, Nov. 30.-A commission, comprised of Sar-
dinian and Neapoitan officers has been appointed to
examine the titles of officers of the Two Sices, who
have adhered TO the Government.
An important reactonsry demonstration, caused by
ahe priests and azzaroni took place yesterday. Sew
xal persons were arrested and the demonstration was
suppressed, and tranquility prevails.
1t currently reported that Francis ii. had fed from
Eseta.
The Turin Journals assert that diplomatic inter-
asourse il soon to be resumed between Prussia and
Victor Emanuel.
The Roman province of Velletri has been occupied
Nv the French troops at the request of the Roman
Government and agreement OF Sardinia.
Forty volunteers from the Duchy OF Castro had in.
vaded the " Loan Azapendente," disarmed the Papal
soldiers, and hoisted the arms of Savoy. The Papa
Governor escaped.