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TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 10, 1860.

in default OF obedience to his commands, he has
shut ap the stores of all the refractory traders,
and threatens to send them all out Of the country.
One-thtyd Of the business houses in Monterey are
thus shut up, and as matter Of course the town
wears a deserted look.
In the absence Of any further news frosa the in
terror as to the movements Of the great parties
allow me TO call your attention to the singularIy
complicated state of affairs which have prevailed
in Mexico. Six years ago the States of Sinaloa
and Sonora engaged in fierce and bloody war to
sustain or crush the family Of Gardaro. Sonora
chose to have Governor from the family of Gar
daro, and as he was inimical to powerful families,
both in Snaloa and Sonora the faction in the lat
ter and the authorities in the former united to sup
press Gov. Gardaro. 1t was a fierce war between
States, and as Mexico was too much distracted to
take either side, the fight continued until Gardaro
was killed.
At the present time the State Of puebIa is about
half divided, one section holding to the fortunes Of
Juarez and the other adhering to the banner Of
hIiramon.
Under a recent order issued by the Jnarez Gov
ernment tue State OF Nuevo Leon and Coahuia is
declared to be in state Of insurrection and at at
with the General Government.
[, The State of Nueva Leon and Coahuila Is now
engaged in civil or intestine war between its own
Governor and Legislature.
The State of Tamaulipas is watching the pro
gress of events in Nuevo Leon and Coahuila, and
threatens to attack and subiugate that State.
The entire Mexican nation is in state of chronic
revolution, and the wiseat and best men of the
country can see no prospect of peace.
Thus we have, first, States divided in their war
as to which is the proper national government
second, States at war, on their own hook, will
the national government which they recognize
third, States at war to determine their own gov
ernment; fourth, States preparing TO attack ant
conquer other States and, fifth the entire natior
hopelessIy involved in war to determine its owl
rights and utterly helpless to suppress the disor
derly proceedings of its members.
have attempted to state the intricaeies Of on
internal disorders but it seems hopeless task t'
attemptto unravel the complications which at pres
ent prevail in Mexico, so that you can understand
them. We are at war from one end Of the coun
try to the other. Everybody capable Of raising a
arm OF of striking blow seems to be given owe
to the dsposition to fight, and there is no end tha
/ can see, to the wars. If there is any charity j
your people, they should certainly exercise it
putting stop to these disgraceful disorders.
have no news from the interior as to the moYt
ments of Miramon. A report is in circulation tn;
the Liberals have been defeated again, but no on
vouches for its truth.
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QUEBEC, July 9-The steamship Palestine, at
this port from Liverpool the 9th and Londonderry
the 2sth ult., reports that the steamship City of
Baltimore arrived outat Liverpool on the 2sth.
The Nova Scotian, of the Canadian Line, arrived
at Liverpool on the 27th; and the Hamburg and
American packet Saxonia reached Southampton
on the evening Of the same day.
Political Intelligence
The Palestine brings the following additional
news of importance and interest:
The London Times in one of its leading articles
says that the promised Neapolitan Constitution
comes too late.
letter received from Palermo says that Carl
badis loss in the conflict of May the 9th and 2sth
amounted to upwards Of 100 men.
Gen. Garibald had decreed tile demolition Of
Fort CasteIlamare.
The first division Of revolutionary forces had
been directed towards Syracuse.
The Municipality Of Palermo has asked of Carl
bad for the immediate annexation of Sicily to the
Kingdom of Italy. Garibaidi in his answer said lie
could not at the present time.
Gartbaldi is attempting to negotiate loan at
London Of thirty millions OF francs.
A telegram from Rome states that Gen. lamor
iciere is makiog vast preparations, which indicate
his expectation Of making an attack shortly.
A Geneva journal says that Count Persigny ant
Lord John Russell have agreed to convoke Eu
ropean Congress for the adjustment Of the Savoy
| question.
The Paris Moatte,u' denies the French Govern
ment's intention of negotiating a loan.
! HAvRE June 2y.-The sales for the three day
ending June 2Bth in the Havre Cotton marke
amounted to 4T00 bales. Bas closed at sGfr.
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Anecdose of the late Col. Preston.

Many of our readers remember the stately pres
ence, the dignitied bearing and imposing manner
Of Col. William G. Preston, Of South Carolina. Il
was when all these qualities We're in their prime
and Preston represented his State in the Senate of
the United States, that busnes or pleasure called
him to the West, and to take passage down the
Mississippi river. In those flush times the
steamers swarmed with hoosiers, greenhorns and
gamblers the latter politely designated "sporting
gentlemen the term gambler " or black
leg" entailing on the speaker a pistol shot or q
wipe from bowieknf
The boat was on the eve of departure, and our
Senator, standing on deck and holding small
mahogany box, was observing with great interest
and pleasure the busy scene on the wharf, when
an individual, luxuriating in rather ornate style
of dress, approached him, and in subdued tones
demanded:
a say, old feller, when are you going to COM
mence?n
"Commcnce what, sir2' asked the astonished
Senator"
"Pshaw . none of that CANNON with me The
fact is, few of us boys on board want little fun.
and we won't pile it on too strong for you; SO
come ana open at once
Really sir, replied Preston, @ am totally at
q loss to guess your meaning open what?N
'sOpen what! Why, the bank, of course. Maybe
you think that our pile isn't large enough to make
it an object But we're not so poor as all that, any
how !"
The Senator meditated gloomiiy, but all was darf
to him. he was plunged in sea Of doubt, and lie
had never met .any problem, not even politica
one, so hard to solve.
Perhaps,n hrske in his pertinacions friend
again, after considerable pause, perhaps 20,
will say directly that You are not a sporting man,
I" certainly am nothing of the kind, sir, re
joined Preston, rather angrily and ean'timagin,
what put the idea into your head"
g Not a sporting man ! Whew.w | never heast
OF such piece of impudenee! Well. if you're no
sporting man, will You please to tell me why yo'
carry the tools about with you?n and he pointes
to the mahogany box which he still carried.
| light broke on Preston's mind. The ma
hogany box!n he cried. All. yes ha, ha
| Very natural mistake, indeed, my good sir yerl
natural, indeed! my good sir; very natural, IN
deed Well, will show you the contents.a Ant
laughing heartily, he opened the box in question
which was, in fact, his dressing case, and dsplayee
the usual parade of brushes, combs razors, soap
etc., which usually fill that article OF travelling
| comfort.
Our friend looked at the case, then at Prestaf
again. Then he heaved long sigh, ana then ~
pondered. -
Well, 7, lie broke ont at length, II did take 70,
to be a sporting gentleman did (; but now SCI
Won are a barber but if I'd known it, hang me il
had a spoke to you!" And SO saying he : va
moosed."
he assumed these various characters in the eyes Q
| an anxious stranger.
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ST. JosEPH, July by the Pike Peak Express
which arrived last night we have the following ad-
vices:
DENVER Cry, June 26.-Hadley, who was ar
vested for the murder of J. B. Card, of Quncey, H.
last Thursday, was tried on Saturday. and found
guilty of murder in the first degree, and sentenced
to be hung the Monday following, between and
SPIN.
Saturday evening petition was circulated for
signeFs TO obtain aelioraton Of his sentence.
Few reliable citizens signed it. Sunday morning
u was rumored that the prisoner had escaped, but
it did not appear to be credited till noon, when it
was found to be true. Hadley was last seen nearly
twelve mics from here, the Platte river. Little
or no exertion was made for his recapture. Com
siderable Indignation manifested towards those
having the prisoner IN charge, and meeting is to
be called to Investigate the matter. 1t is thonght
to have been contriyed plan between his friends
and the officers to permit him to escape.
Complaints are numerous of Indian depredatons
on ranches, small parties of individuals who arc
unarmed stock stolen killed, and persons strip
ped Of all in their possession even to their clothing
No lives are known 10 have been taken by the
Indians yet, salthough many threats have been
made.
News from the mines is unchanged and uninl-
portant Business very dull. Weather hot and
showery.
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VOLUME XIII.
OUrsIANA STEAM CLOTHING MANU-
FACTORY,
165............Ca street............I6 .I67
NEW ORLEANS

The Subscribers respectfully their customers
tho Planters in general that they always prepared
furnish them with NEGRO CLOTHING of the very best ma
terias, and at most reasonable prices.
The large patronage they receive from this and neghbornf
States has induced them extend their establishment
of business in order bo able to supply
their patrons always with the and best descriptions of ma
cas they have made with several of the most prom
manufactures in the sonth and shall henceforh be ab
TO supply Planters with goods Of uniform quality.
They feel confident That they viii give entire satisfaction
those who paroc their emnenty Southern enterprise
and solicit their order which shall receive mmedate attention
alg Gm HEBRARD CO.
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Thousands daily speaking in the praise of
DIR. RAToN'S tNFATTILE CORDIAL.
and why It falls afford Instantaneous relief
when given in time. 1t IT by maggie trial alone
will convince you that what say Is 1t contains
NO PAREGoRIC OR oPIATE
Of any kind therefore relieves removing serugs
your child instead Of by deadenng its sensbiies For this
reason il itself the only reliable preparation now
own for Children Teethng Darrhea Dysentery Gripping
the Bowels Aeidy of the Stomach wndGod in the Head
Croap also Ssftenng the Gums Reducing Inflammation
RegGing the Bowels, and Relieving Pain it has equal
being aatspasmodc is used with unfang success all
cases Convuson other Fits. As you vane life and
health Of your children and wish them from those
bgtin consequences which result
of of which all other remedies for Inanle Com.
pns composed take but Dr. Eatons fanile Cor
dial this you rely upon, It perfectly harmless
not inafe tbs delicate infant Price 25 Full drec
lions accompany each bottle. Prepared only by
CHURCH Il DUPONT,
No 400 Broadway New York,
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
Arrival of a SLAYER at Mobile.

Arrival of SLAYER at Mobile.
MOBILE, July 9-The schooner Glotilde, having
on board cargo of Africans, amounting in all TO
lOs, crossed the bar to-day and anchored in the
bay where she was met by steamboat who took
the negroes on board and proceeded up the river
to some unknown point.
Stephen A. Douglas Policy.
PHILADELPHIA, July 9.--Col. Forney announces
that Douglas sustains the policy Of non-coalition
with Breckinridge.
Domestic Markets.
New YoRK, July 9.-The Cotton market closed
quiet. There were some sales at 10a to l0Sc. for
Middling Upands. The sales of Flour to-day added
up 5000 bbls. Superfne State is quoted at IS 15
to S. % per Dbl. Corn closed dull at prices rang
ing from 62s to CSC. per bushel. The market for
Pork closed firm. The sales amounted to $50 bbls.
at $40 for Mess. There 800 bbls. of Lard sold
to-day at ia to l25c. per lb.
CINCINNATI July o. The Flour market closed
firm. The sales sum up 500 bbls at S. Is to IS so
for extra. There were 700 bbls. of Whisky sold at
17e. per gallon. The sales of Lard amounted to
200 bbls. at llgc. per lb. Western Mess Pork
closed firm and was held at $40 per Dbl. Sugar
closed firm at SIC. per lb. Molasses is selling at
ie. per gallon. Coffee closed firm at 14c. to lic.
per pound.
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, July g. The Ohio river at this point
is rising with feet inches of water in the canal
| by the mark.
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SAILING OF THE GREENLAND SCIENTIFIC ExsEDI-
TIos.-The fine schooner Nautilus, Capt. Charles
&. Ranlett, sailed at s o'clock on Thursday morn
ing last from Thomastown, Maine, for Greenland,
with scientific expedition under the leadership of
Prof. G. IA. Chadbourne, of Williams College. It
is contemplated to be absent about three and one
half months.
The expedition was fitted out under the auspices
of the Lycenm Of Natural History in Williams Col
iege 1t is composed of the following young gentle
men members Of that Society. viz Messrs. Al
colt, Amory, Chaplin, Hicks, Hopkins, Nichol1,
Fay, Smith, Tying and Morss. Messrs. Ingalls,,
Amory, Fay, Gregory, Neal. Bntler, Poore and
Evans as passengers
Great interest was taken by the citizens of this
place in the departure of the expedition, and some
hundreds assembled on the wharf at an early hour
to witness the sailing of the Nautilus. few mir
utes before, q few short remarks Of farewell were
made by Rev. O. J. Fernald and replied to by Pro-
fessor Chadbourne, after which prayer for pros
perous voyage and safe return was offered by Rev.
Mr.. Fernald Immediately after the close the ves-
sci was loosed from her moorings, and sailed away
amidst the cheers of the multitude.
Boston Journal, 4th.
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FIVE PREPARATIONS

adopted the deficiencies of'he Bopd different For
Coughs Colds Bronchitis, any affection whatever
Throat or Lungs inducing Consumption No also
the No. for Depression of Spirits Loss of Appetite for all
Chronic Complaints arising from overUae General Debility
and Prostrston No. q for Liver Complaints No 3,
for Dyspepsia Beng already prepared for absorption is
taken by drops carried Immediately circulation
that yo gain you retain The No. Fenie Irregu
lares Hssera, Weaknesses See special directions for
this For Salt Rheum, Eruptions, screfufous Kidney and
Bladder Complaints take No. s. In all the
must strictly followed. Price tho Food ST per
bottle.
Sold BY CHURCH 4 DUPONT, No. 4o6 Broadway, New
york i. WRIGHT CO., No q l. Ghartres street; o.
j. WOOD co. st. Louis Mo- and BY all respectable Drug
gsts throughout the country.
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Special to the New Orleans Crescent
MATAMoRAs, July !

MATAMoRAS, July L, lSbu.
M. Eatto1--As an evidence of the profound re-
gard for law and constitutional right prevalent in
this unfortunate country, refer you to the present
civil war raging in Nueyo Leon and Coahuila On
the 22d of May the Congress of that State ad-
journed, and a revolution was the Immediate con-
sequence. That body passed number of DEGREES
which were unobjectonable, but among the num-
ber was No. II, which simply declared that the
Governor should abide by the constitution of the
State in the government of his public conduct
The effect of this decree would have been to dis
possess Coy. Nidaurri Of the powers Of an almost
dictator, which were conferred upon him by pre-
vious Legislature. He vetoed the measure and
sent it back The Legislature passed it over his
head and then Immediately adjourned and left the
capital. Sehor Villareal, presiding officer of the
body, then issued notice to the deputies to meet
him in the village of Galleano, where he proposed
to reorganize the Legislature. Accordingly the
matter was attended to, the deputies met and q
new Legislature was the consequence. That body
proceeded to elect Vidaurri's late opponent for
Governor, Senor Aramberri, as Governor of the
State, and the newly constituted Government is
making all proper eXertions 10 maintain its posi-
ton as the head of the State.
In my last, under date of the 27th ult., wrote
! you an account OF Nluulffls pfOcetulHSS-noN nc
Immediately commissioned his friend, Gen. Zuazua,
to proceed at once to suppress the revolution and
that in order to furnish him with funds be author
ized him to levy contributions the merchants of
Monterey, and particularly on the friends of the
| Governor Juan zuazua was the man for the
times, as there was no doubt in the minds of any
body but that he would carry out the orders of VII
daurri to the fullest extent He was noted for his
readiness to obey vidaurri in all things
/ have since heard from Monterey, and all re-
ports represent that the city is in tribulation
Gen. Zuazua has demanded the contributions, and
when they have not been paid the houses have
been closed up. Most of the foreign business es
tablishments are inimical to Vidaarr and they re
fused to pay the contributions levied upon them
The house of Oliviera was called upon for $1,000
and refused to pay up, when the firm was imme
dately notified to break up and leave the State
Other foreign firms were treated in the same man
ner; but have not heard what the result was
whether they left or whether they compromised
Ipresume, however, that they paid the levy unde
protest, which will be the last of that. The for
eign merchants have large number of friend
amongst the natives, and they have thus been abb
to influence some of the Mexican merchants to re
fuse the contribution, and this gives them kin
of support in the country which makes their pos
| tien one of great annoyance To the Governor, au
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-10

PRENTIcIANA.-The Breckenridge men call the
Douglas Convention at Baltimore the Rump Con-
vention, and are kicking it mereilessly. How long
will the Douglas party submit to having its rump
SO outrageously kicked !?
phen in Douglas name. They call him Arnold
Douglass
Some Of the Democratic papers are fond of call
ing the Conservative Union party the old gentle,
gentlemen's party, or q young gentlemen's party,
or any sort of genemens party, it was most scan
dalously msrepresented at Baltimore.
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PIANOS, souruERs Mapn.-perhaps there are

Y PIANOS, SOUTHERN MADE.-Perhaps thefe are
few public conpa ayely who know Of the excellence
attained BY Southern in the manufacture Of pianos
Msssrs Co, of Baltimore. have obtained some Of tho
most aerng testimonials the superior merit Of their In
strnents II said Thabefg and other cee
brated panoists used them in their concerts whsn of
course would prompt artist to
means power the brilliant perfornanee
these gentlemen claim that tho last ten years their
pianos ave taken premiums s Competitors, in
State where they have beea exhibited Not only they
usksple power and Of but they highly
Ia laed for durability gnalanihsd for 1--WE These
pianos are ale by Masss NeA Washbar, corner oE
Camp and Common stsecs sosy Building tup stairsl
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Blood Food,

Healthy H1nqn Blood upon being ANALYzED always pre-
with the essential clements and gives Of course
the True Standard Anayze the Blood of person suffering
from Consumption Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, serofua ETC.,
End every instance certain deficiencies in the red gob
aes Read Supply these deficiencies and you made we'll
The Blood Food ppou This Theoyhence its asonh
pt,6
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.=$<4E

JEwELRy, ETC, AT Cosr.-Persons desrous of
purchasing articles of his informed by he advertise
nen of Mr. W. A. Wilson, % Canal street. they be
piled at his establishment at prices. This opportunity
arises from The fact of Mr.. Wilson'S being desrous OF quitting
the business, ami oredby informed that his promises o
ceiling cheaply faithfully 7ede med
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NUMBER lOs.

and a-baii per acre, is submerged and rendered
worthless probably half million acres of such
lands are lost to the uses Of the present generation
from this cause.
Ma TYIOM An MOORE
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TARLEs-RILLIARDTARLE

billiard TABLES-BILLIARDTA TABLES
35............ ST. LOUIS STREET.
Under the St. Louis Hotel.
The undersigned inform the public that he has
opened ARD SALESRooM the above place. where
he intends keep constantly hand BILLIARD TABLES,
from the celebrated manufactory of ], W. BRUNSWICK
BRO CINCINNATI of all descriptions and prices such as
ROSEWOOD,
BIRDS EYE MAPLE, MAHOGANY,
BIRCH AND OAR,
With Marble Slate Wood Bed. Also, Bagatelie Tables
Balls Pool Boasds Cushions Cloths, Cues, Pockets ona
Leaher Ten Pin Balls and everything appertaning to Biz
liards other
NR-specnana of the above Tables the ST
Charles Marble Hall and ST. Louis Billia Rooms.
R- Repairing short notice and reasonable terms
| m2s liz A. W. MERRIAM.
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HAIR RESTORATIVE.
THE ONLY DISCOVERY
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The Bald and Gray!

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covered something tho would produce results identical but
s hae y being carried aay by te f,osa g0nder
leave the held 10 liz reses Read the toIlowng
BATH, TIL, Maine April Il, 1859 .
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propoisn than the small and retas fort
do per bottle The large holds quart forty cent
roIiJftI6n and retas for three dollars bottle o. j.
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LATER FR01r HAVANA.
ARRIVAL or THE STEAMSHIP QUAKER CIR

New YoRK, July 9.-The United States mail
steamship Quaker City, Capt. r. W. shufeldt, from
Havana, reached her dock this evening.
The Quaker City left Havana on the 9Th, and
brings no later political news.
She reports that Sugar closed quiet. Holders
were offering their stocks freely, but showed no
disposition TO press the sales.
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pERRY's NOe EXPLOSIVE. cAMPHENE
BURNING FLUID AND PATENT BURNERS.

PATENT COAL OIL IAMPS-in great variety.
REFINED KEROSENE OR COAL OIL
Which burns without odor or smoke
PAPER HANGINGS-A good assortment.
LAMPS AND CHANDELIERS,
In great quantity md variety.
SPERM, LARD COTTON SEED and MACHINERY OILS
complete of STOVES among which the cell
ebated GLOBE COOKING STOVES the cheapest good
in the market.
PLATED AND BRITANNIA WARE.
TABLE CUTLERY together with general assortment of
Furnishing Goods too numerous to mention for sale at
the lowest prices, by ,,,,-,,, ,r,,,
ag 3rn n2 Poydrss street.