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Messrs. Isaac G. seymour q Pothof G. H. slocomb, Geo
W. Race, Has o. Nixon Luther Homes Charles Pride Henry
K Swasey I4af Foger, Tko n Blake Geo W. Ser, L. II
pine David IT, Fowler John Pemberon +. W. TIton, Isaac
n Marks Thomas o. Moore, f. Kitridge P. A. Rost j. H
yerton and f. Hardesy shall be the Board of Directors
until their successors elected provided fol
herein.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-21
uNrrEp srArMs Iare INsunANoE ANNUITY and TINS.


Company, No. Is Camp street.
IL HpA"+- 1''eteFt ARti
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON FIRE AND LIFE INsUR'
Company Of Common and Cafnudee streets.
A. Iantesr, F. Rndewad, 7. Byrue Directors.
H. " -osdsh- Agent.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY and
RrNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, j. $. Copes, "A
Camp street.
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY Corner of Canal and St
Charles streets.
~ Gh,spsia. resident.
- e.
HOPE INSURANCE COMPANY, of Exchange Place
ard Canal street.
= lesF resident
Charles street.
n9s yspeSsi W @ ut1 IL NOE SSAiNy
IS Camp street
Ed Ganufheau president.
A. Pfeolet secretary.
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a Snowman exhibition and those official cour-
tesies and private Inequalities due to them as
the ambassadors Of distant nation, hitherto
shut in from the world; due to the occasion
which has brought them here, and due them as
strangers in strange land.
1t is to be hoped, and We have every reason
to believe, that the Naval Commission, who tho
roughly understand the delicate sensibilities Of
these polished Orientals, will infexibly adhere
to this resolution Of refusing any application
from any quarter the object of which is to ex-
hibit them a Ia Tom Thumb, the Bearded Lady,
or the negro turning White.
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Fine Arts.

Tncrc ut present on exhibition n Goupns. In broad
way choice colecseo Of oil paintings q the
modern French and German schools They comprise spc
cmcns by Gerome Troyon, veyrassat, Edouard Frcre,
Iambine, Passsn Hcnnebcrg, &C. &c. As the works OF
these artists web known and highly appreciated by
our public these pictures which have only just been i'm
ported cannot fail TO excite lively interest among
connoisscurs.
number Of new and valuable paintings, by
German artists, have been recently added TO the
collection of the international Art Association,
at the corner of Fourth street and Broadway. This gal
iery Is well worth visit, presenting the largest and
best selected assemblAge Of German works exhibited
In this country.
Mr. Belmonts collection IL at present closed 70 the pub
c In consequence Of the alterations thai being made
in the decoration and lighting Of the gallery.
collection which will repay inspection Is that OF
Mr.. Hughes, No. 7e5 Broadway. This gentleman has
passed many years Central and South America In the
pursuit Of his profession portrait painter. He has
brought back with him portraits OF all the contemporary
celebrities Of the Spanish American republics and those
who feel an interest the political srs Of those pcr
tlons II our continent will doubt be pcascd TO have
an opportunity OF making themselves acquainted with
the personal traits Of the chief actors In them.
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The West Washington Market.
SUPREME CoCRT.

Juvs ls-TAe STATE Of Tese Fork al ae R,d,on Of Tuy
Tor and Brsr.d. r tie Moyc, Aldermen, DC, If Nev
York.--Mr. Noycs and Mr.. McKcon, COUNCIL for the
Comptroller; Judge Edmcnds, Mr.. Mott and Mr. Faa
representing Taylor and Brennan Judge Bronson and
Mr. Anderson the Corporation attended In pursuance
40 the adjournment this Judge Eimonds appsd
Cor On adournment the ground that Mr. Evsrts, who
WIS associated with him. and the Attorney General, who
DESIRED 70 be present NJ the argument both pro
OCCASIONALLY engaged, one al The Court Of Appeal and tho
other Circuit
IN Judge bronson oppoecd any further postpone
reut OF this important case: by their own showing the
rs,ntis were in Possession n the rents and profits
&c the West washington Market property, amounting 10
$500 day besides counsel perfectly well aware
that the matter specially set down for today, and he
would not consent 10 any further posiponcment
Judge Inrrahan said that the Attorney General being
engaged Circuit Cor postponomsnt but
"a IL had been stated by counsel that Mr. Eys bad made
the engagement NJ The Court Of Appais ignorance Of
this day being xcd Coz The motion, he would adjourn the
matter 10 Thursday next
The ccuPoller, Mr. HAws, was present in court during
fbc IAN.
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New York Herald-California Edition.
The u.au steamship North Star, Capt Jones, will leave
this port to-day, at noon, for Aspinwall
The mails for California and other parts OF the Pacific
will close at hslfpast ten O'Clock this morning
The NEW YORK WEEKLY Observation-Disclosures edition
Containing the latest intelligence from all parts OF the
world, with large quantity OF local and miscellaneous
matter will be published at half past nine o'clock in the
morning
Single COPIES in wrappers ready for mailing six
Agents viii please send 10 their orders early pos
sibie.
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view to prevent plea Of the statute Of lmita-
ton being put in defence in the event of Mr.. Fow
Ter being arrested AT any time after that period.
Al a meeting of the New York Historical Society
held last evening, the committee having charge of
the purchase of Abbott's Egyptian Antiquities re-
ported that they had at last secured the collection
and il was now the property of the society.
We publish this morning, in reply to the cores
pondence in yesterdays HERALD between the City
Inspector and Archbishop Hughes, letter which,
from its style and tone. we have no hesitation in
pronouncng as the production of the distinguished
preatc himself. In justice to Mr.. Dclavan, itshoud
besated that any correspondence into which he
enters regarding the duties Of his Office is not pri-
vate, and cannot be withheld from the public when
called for.
The cotton market continued dull yesterday, while
sales we're confined to 400 500 bales, closing on the
basis Of about 1870 lie for midtiing upands The
-four market opened with frmne-s on the part oil hoiaers
but the advance freights checked sales There was
however fair demand for export aad from the domes
tic trade. Southern -four was firm and prices I'M
changed. Wheat opened firm, with good de-
mand for export but later in the day the mar
ket exhibited less SPIRIT and closed tameiy.
Corn was active and good export demand while prices
were unchanged Pork held with spirit, while
sales were light New at SIS SIS 1917, and
new prime sold at s13 62H Sugars were steady and
more active with sales OF about $500 hhds and 400
boxes on terms given elsewhere. Coffee was firm, with
limited sales Freights continued firm and fair engage
Of grain and -four made to Liverpool and Lon
don at full rates
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THE DECORATIONS FOR THE RECEPTION
BALL.

We enabled 10 publish by tho kindness Of Mr. VIM.
Beers the designs Of the decorations Of the ball rooms
at the Japanese reception Monday evening next Mr.
Beers designed the decorations of the ecers dining roon
which highly delighted our visise and his present
effort viii doubtless be less successful The large
dining room the second 6cor Of the hotel Ia 70 be
used as kind q reception room, and Is 10 be deco
rated in beautiful but comparatively simple style,
with flowers and festccns Of japanese and American
nses and statues representing the seasons, nyuphs and
forest goddcsses. Loading from this hall Is grand
promenade with entrances from The saloon and theatre,
which win be brilliantly illuminated with oo'osed lamps
transparcncice and devices. This prcmensdc u about
two hundred feet hong and twelved feet wtc, and Is
formed by the inside piaxrs q The hotel
THx SALOON AND ENTRANCES.
Passing from the reception room we cutter Chrys Sa
hon which viii be transformed into flower garden,
with conservatory and fountain q cologne rater
eupyng the portion Of the hall used for the stage
The stage viii be removed and space viii be Nm for dan
cers In the and Tor prcmenadcrs around the
pprfcd fountain A. the other end Of The will be
devices in sss jets Of globes and stars The lights from
the chandeliers VIA be soencd BY ground sss globes,
and The main room viii be lighted up by candciaarss
d ess. Tho effect Of these, thousands Of lights
may be imagined, and the RON win present
an appearance strongly Suggestive Of fairy nnd The
music viii be sstioned In timely decorated gallery, and
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Died. In Chesterfield county, Va On the soh Of Nay In
the p0,h year q her age Mrs EAssrn HAScocx, recs
~ he Rev Fyancis Hancock she leu, the deatA
Of her husband with seven chadren--thrcc cf WHOM,
with many grand and great grandchildren, survive hsr
~ nprrons family ~ brctheys and sisters, all had
gce before her 10 that bourne from whence s~ee~
returns save an only younger sister rect Of ths Rev
Peter NJ Cary. Of Louisville, KY for whom she enter
Of the BAPTIST church Tor more than sixty years.
HrsyAurv BAxas, 81 the odes, merchants sf Boston,
died Ia that city the 18th inst. He iArgsAy
trrested In the trade between Boaton and the Pacific
coast of South America and probably, time, was
one Of the heaviest ship owners In New England.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.
The New York Herald - Edition 70
Europe.

Europe.
The Cunard mail steamship Africa, Captain Shannon,
will leave this port today for Liverpool
The European mails will close In this city this
morning at seven O'Clock
The EUROPEAN EDITION TIKI HERALD viii be published
ut halfpsi six O'Clock In the morning Single copies, in
wrappers, six cents.
The contents Of the EUROPEAN EDITION Tm HxRhD
will combine the received by mail and telegraph
the Office during the previous week. and up to the hour Of
publication
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The Governing Glasses Of Ensisnd and
the United states-EHect Of the JaPa-
nese Upon the New York Democracy.
II has been the practice recently Of British
journalists and statesmen to deride In no mea-
surcd terms the system Of government adopted
by the United States. Earl Grey, one Of the
tory leaders in the Lords, and Macaulay, first
among English historians, have founded elabo-
rate arguments against universal suffrage upon
certain developments with regard to the
governing classes" Of the United States. They
have not been quite 80 blunt as q certain Bril-
tish Official resident In the United States, who
declared a, a recent public dinner that the,FSri-
tish constitution was the perfection Of human
reason, and that no government other than that
of Queen Victoria was found equal 10 the re-
quiremenh Of the governors and the governed.
But that Is the inference TO be drawn from their
speeches and letters. According TO the British
idea, the governing classes Of Englsnd-the
peers of the realm, the landed gentry, the cler-
ey, the members Of the bar and the great mcr-
chants and bankcrs-reprcsent everything that
is civilized, enlightened and refined in Chris
tendon, while the persons who are elevated TO
once In the United States are, both BY nature
and associations, especially unified for the
places which they all
This k q very broad and comprehensive as
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MAYOR WooD AND THE BALTIMORE NoxrSA-
rroS.-It was stated yesterday, in our cores
pondence from Baltimore, that rumor was
in circulation that letter from Mayor Wood
was in the hands of certain parties there "de-
nouncing the secession movement Of the South
ern delegations, declaring his conviction that
Douglas can carry the State of New York, and
favoring his nomination" In another column
will be found communication from the Mayor,
explicitly denying each and all of these asser-
tons. The telegraphic reporter was no doubt
humbugged by some politician. Such rumors
as thai relative TO Mayor Wood are plenty in
Baltimore. The fertile genius Of Dean Rich
mond, Confidence Cagger, Cassidy Il Co. can
furnish the telegraphic correspondents with
abundance.
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NIBIOS GARDEN, Broaaway.-LADY LAKE
CPsRArlc yARIErEs--LA CAT-rIyx.
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rgRHs ousI IN Money mail piu Be at the
~ on sender Postage stamps not receired subscription
sppney.
THE DAILY HERALD osyts pr copy. " per
THE WEEKLY HERALD, erery Saturday at sir o~nl PER
rpD or IS annpv Edition ererg Wednesday,,
G pr copy - pr % part Of Circuit Braia
A. Is am fsyf hoh Sa6iufe ponge the
Cuiuoia Edition the 5h and 2Dn Of each nonA az sr cents
sSr copy. n 80 per nnna1a.
THE FAMILY HERALD Wednesday, at four cents per
copy 81 per - -
TOLUNfARY CORRESP ONDENCE, containing iypoytaaf
srs from any Qd te nor,d II sd iciu he
L1sr.il, paid for. ny OUR FnREGs CORRESPONDENTS
PARTICULARLY REQUESTED LISTERS PACE
NO NOTICE taken Of correspondence. We do mt
veftur rejected COMMUNICATIONS
ADVERTISEMENTS reneised erery day; adretenerts IN
srTfad HERALD, FAMILY HERALD, and ia he
CuIyornio and European Editions.
JOB PRINTING, executed Nth noatness. cheapness and De
s5prtcA.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES CORR DOW E N k It,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

oyv,ck n. W. CORNER OF NASSAU AND FULTON srs
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Fourteenh street.Matinee at Ona
o'Clock-irAiAs orERA-h PoLuro.
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BOWERY THEATRE, Bowery.-I.ouIs XI-NAPoLEo
Otp GuAKp-MY WIrE's SECOND FLOOR.
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LAURA KEENEs THE ATRE. No ga Broadway-Goy
nRSoR's wHr-OuR JAPANESE EssAssE.
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NEW BOwERY THEATRE, Bowery-BiAcK Car
CovEsrRr-ISyIsBIK PkIScK-MARsfxD RAKE.
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WINTER GARDEN broadway, opposite Bond street
fsConAK
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BARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM. Broadway.-Day and
xvening-OuK On HOUSE, AT Observation-Disclosures GU
RIosIriks, &c.
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OF their future movements give unohcialy. To
morrow the Japanese drive through the Central
Park During the latter part Of the week they viii visit
Greenwood Cemetery, and on Tuesday next they viii
probably attend mdfnx At the residence OF August Bel
mont, ESQ.
Is to be hoped that the Committee, whose thoughtful
care thus far cannot be much commended viii not
CONSIDER necessary 70 the comfort of the Embassy that
they should be taken place other every day.
The japanese enjoy the do,c< far ne more than any
other nation. In Jeddo those are considered the
most arstocraic and wellbrcd who 20 out Of
doors least the Mkado leaving his palace, and
the Ambassadors love 10 conform 20 Jeddosn customs
even In New York. let the committee remember this,
and may visits 10 hospitals prisoners and ssyiums be
arranged for the Japanese The rain yesterday gives the
managers fine opportunity TO reconsider, also, tho visit
TO Greenwood, II such visit be designed II a
terry, however beautiful exactly feature OF the city
which should be exhibited 10 Ambassadors from foreign
COURT Would the japanese conduct Aldermen 70
the burial grounds Of Jeido, city fathers should
visit that iccstys vertpm saf sapi,sfi
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BRYANTs MINSTREI.S, Mechanics Hail. ATT Broadway.-
BuRII.sopEs SosGs DANCE 4eWE Cosx Faos rHg HILLS
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GiAaaH Na0T wa
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NIBIOS SALOON Broadwsy.-tiEo CHRIsrY's MIS-
eTRns II soses, pAscks, BrsnsouEs' 4c-JAPAsks
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24
Hotel Arrivals Yesterday.


ST.. CHARLES HoTEL,-J NJ Alexander, Memphis;
John Wilson, KY; j S Cummings, O.; W D Berry
Miss, II G Hans, N Y; A jackson, N G.; w
Edmunds, Kys DR. Spottswood and lady, Miss
Owen, Florida; A Chichester 7; Miss Mary B
Williamson, DIR VIM Williamson, Penn.
CRY HoTEL.--JM M Wheat Ky; w Boyd, Tenn:
Rev Wm Z M Linfields, w a n Magruder La;
N Harrell, Texas; w 7 Fisher, Miss; g W Lane,
A u Read, A I Blanco, La; G W Ogle, FL Beardey,
Memphis; Geo Landrum, La; NJ McKie, I Berk-
son, R . Ashe, w NJ Hardy and servant, Miss; VIM
r Burch N o.; I MeGehee, Miss.
ST. LOUIS HoTEL.-R d Ballet, Jas Hart, n O;
Dodson and lady, Mobile; John Hawn, N o; Capt
Jesse Hart La; r Aiarston, Mrs Ward, Austin
Texass s Montgomery, n Y; James A Lee, st
Louis; ] NJ Lowe and lady, w S Cassidy, Miss.
ST. JAMES HoTEL.-John ] Jamison and lady
Miss Jamison, Miss Tate, Miss; Mcintosh, v
Brown, Geo; Barney Williams, N 7 Isaac Seherch
81 Hitler, Miss; S A Morse, Mass; Ghas Schmidt
n O.; J Curry, Texas; F G McFalls, La; Miss
Moss Ky; w Murray, Grenada; ] Van Horn Ky.
FERANDA HoTEL.-Geo L Clayton and lady La j;
S NJ Colon, Texas; ] L Hoyt, Va; Reedy, Tenn
Fl Gibbs, 9 Bateman, Ind Jas A Warner, Thomas
Thomson, La; D H Loregune, Miss; Leon Danuica,
La; F Ames, Wis; j L Zebra, 0uachita river; j
w Watson, La: Gates Chapman, Texas; Miss J 2
McDarritt, Ark; 81 st John, Mobile; D 81 Oaks
and lady, N Y; John Freeman, Texas; Il Ryan, a
Faulkner, A K Stoner, Miss j Bryant, Mobile; S
Fullumdra, Mobile ;J Sayers and lady, John
Lee, Miss; R I Duncan, La; n A MtoH, Texas !;
Dr. McIsae, Miss; Mrs Bloodgood, Mrs Wingolls
La; James Baker, S Fiske, A Hawiey, Texas.
--
ns~Dr. Charles e. KeIIs, Dentist, 80. I5a
Canal street. between Caroudelet and Bsonne New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24
Receipts OF Produce.

LOUISVILLE = Per steamer John Raine = 26
Pkgs mdse Moore Y Browder--3s bbs beans s eks
pork hbls eggs hf hbls cheese Schneider & Wise
--lap2 pcs meat l6 cks Is hbls pork bbl eggs 100
Kegs lard l0l scks corn West & Netteton--e 800 do
$40 hbls fionr 7 Il Fairchild &co--l7l do S q Ken
nedy &c0-S2 bbis whisky 90 bbs potatoes Martin
Goth dc1z So hhds tobacco te Jas Turner 10 do
laFrel & Bowles-I do Anderson & Harper-l do
Il slson & Young do Gnnther, Roaewald &co-
100 Kegs pigs feet hhl ribs ] DeAFman &ce-90
bales .'gine Paruee & Bso--l72 bags dried apples
Kirkpass ter &eo-ie bbis eggs II bags feathers SO
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24
THE OLDEST CANDY MANUFAcToRY
IN AMERICA.
EsTA IsHED IN 1906.
Ridley \ Co..
CORNER OF CHAMBERS AND HUDSON STREETS
Opposite the Hudson River Railroad pepot,)
NEW YORK.
Candy, suear Tslums. Lozenues. et

Candy, Sugar Plums, Lozenges, etc.,
In all their varieties made exclusively treble Refined
Loaf Sugar without aaleraon admxtue of deleterous
Substances Of my kind.
Those wishing purchase pure article requested to call
and examine stock and them with those offered
elsewhere.
s-Boxes Of ASSORTED CANDIES for families, put up 10
order at prices ranging from s6 upwards.
hGandies etc. ete packed in boxes Of 25 50 and ibs
suitable for the Southern trade, and shipped TO order
rzT- Orders By mail promptly executed
Ess-Terms cash. iyl7 1y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24
STEAMBOATS,.

---sN-.---s,->.---.-
NJ. O. AND
n MEMPHIS US. 1Alh
sassszSssssssssk OF kckETs.
Composed Of She splendid steamers
fngomar, j. D. Cia,ke master ..-..a..
I'D. j, Gay, Bart Bowen MASTER
leaving every TUESDAY, at5PN
Imperial, @. S, Rogers, master. aa-m T.
John Simonds, j. 7. Hicks, master,
Every THURSDAY, at 8 PM
$685. New UnsIe Sam. A. R. Irwin, master,
h. II. w. Hill, t. H Newell, master,
Every SATURDAY, at 5P. NJ.
a.--=.. .5.. =4 Connecting ct Memphis with
RAILROADS AND PACKETS FOR ALI. POINTS
NORTH, EAST AND WEST
For freight or passage apply to
JNo. r. HYDE Il CO., Memphis Packet Office,
n2l If ST. Charles Hotel. left wing.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24

RROWN'S ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GIN
~ q ER an Invaluable Family Medicine at This season Of
he year preventive and for The Daea DysenterS
and many internal diseases II peculiarly eeaclons ID sum
complaints Of children and known prescribed BY ms
Medical Faculty. Prepared only by FREDsK BROWN and
for sale at his Drug and Chemical Store n T. GORNFR F
FIFTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS, PHILADELPHIA.
Also for sate ali Druggists ia he Uaited saas
andJ WRIGHT 4 CO., Eew Orleans. les en
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24
oerscErF oIrrser. No. 20 CaNr srrrrz,


eaEscEsT orrsss, No. 20 csNr srFrry,s
sc'.a Moraiae Dse- "A, 1850 5
faa sveethar fos the past two days since cur last
sssrsa has been clear, cool and pleasant
E1siness nn Saturday exhibited an Improvement
ON lie seFee The arrivals were fair, the depart
ares unner0us, and freisiits ia better Offering.
TSe steamers 3. L. Hodge. for Red River, and the
+ g. Pargaua, fer the Ouachits, got on Saturday
evening, wlsh fnc loads Of freight and good passcs
ger lSsts.
Keene Ieit together Saturday evening. for VIoks-
burg with Gncd frlps and rreWds q people, Theg
Mi d0nbtless both make geod tinse on the ran mp
3oXil Axa SNfs& Jackets ayl considerable interest
Il manifested 10 knew whether they will hsye fair
= An,s5st flas arrivals Saturday was tho steamer
DoHbloon hotn Red Fivsr. She LEFT Shrsvepo on
Tuesday sests the 18th inst. Loft in pert the Cen
Hodges ioains for this city. The river was declin
iu, iii Shreveport. having fallen twelve inches
wi};ie fhs D0ubioon was ID port She found four
ri rrAssF ID cerson and eight feet on tho falls.
IT y is raining hard at Shreveport when the Doui-
iocn left. She leaves on her retarn to Red Eiver
Tie steamer COL Judsen, which arrived Saturday
evening from E@xoo river. repGgts hayiaS found Che
Gov EoWell hard aground st Point Leper.a short
distance shore Baycr sara with load Of IS cotton,
son tried 10 rull her OF, but after mekipg several
snea1ectusa attempts to do 80 she broke q large
Cable, The mesnoHa ndunl q the officer adds: We
then rst ashore, niade the boat fast and launched
the stage with the intention Of tightening her over
xhn baf--3a& our crew at that moment became
sensible '5f their rights and iamped Che boat.
leayanE iEs entirely helpless.''
Shreveport and reports the weather rairy at thst
point and rise of several inches In theriyer ataad
heicf7 Shreveport. The aDeSeso leaves on her Ee-
turn TO tho He'd river next Thursday.
we take pleasure IA announcing tie arrival in
tos NJ Of xErs W. J Genger. the Southern agent of
The 0liio and Mississippi Railroad Co., who is here
on business ccnne1ted With the interests Of that
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24
Imports.

PHILADELPHIA-Per ship Saint Peter = As
serted mdse.
NEW YoRK-Per bark Winthrop Assorted
mdse
CARDIFF Per ship Lady Havelock--4so7 bars
railroad iron to order.
CARDIFF Per bark Eldorado-- s27s bars rail
road iron To order.
NEW Y0RK-Per bark Young America = As
sorted mdse.
NEW YoRK-Per brig Col Pennman- Assorted
mdse--consignees previously reported.
PHILADELPHlA-Per brig San Antonio 92S
tons coal Devices 100 bales hay II Soria-
rs do Bogart-snndries TO G Loeiiier-- Il Simons.
CHARLEST0N-Per schr Maria Pike--lss casks
20 SEEKS rice to order-3ls do H d Seaman do A
Brownies csks rice Wood g. low 100 bars lead
Puig Brothers, assorted mdse TO Winston, Morri.
son &co--- a II May 6co-- Carter -Gladden &
Seixas IS i 4 . { Levy VIM ]. Fuerard-bfuse &
Mufdoek- . Il Payant-E " Benton-R /. Adams
&co-and order
TAMPIG0- Per brig Nahum Stetsop-- So ,64s in
specie Ayendano Bros sl9Sl0 Cabailere & Basu.
aldo $1,000 do F Cameraen- $4,000 do S Fernan.
dez Acc si5,554 A C Bruguiere sl00 do N Rarois
-$sii do Tarpin- lot irnt to S Fernandez &co
-Tofai si25, SIS in specie.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-24

slAvKRs EoI.p AT AnerloN.- The condemned
slavels Storm King ana Triton weFS sold at ancs4
5asi II NprfalE. Va. the Alb Inst. The Storm
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