davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22
TAdvertiseu,eut
II. r. II. THE PRINCE or WALES AND SUITE

GrRsKY's GsLLsRy Ne. 7eI BROADWAY
D. Pal assire MesrS GrRsnN SoS len sr Boston isS
5,sdy oT he purpose Of making Photographs o. tbs P.cs
"a sni,e Airr having tsken several negatives oftse
pre sud Ioys party DINING their say at the Resees Ho?e
Nm With the p+cuIe pronounced sao
nv az prince that hs Regal dishness o<tess fot
.d If tboossud copies to be sent diTsc. to suoashs
T nj, ure. WIN be exhibition In few days In shs
- x pub n can examine the Autographs Of s tsyl pty
., The yii,oxs Register at the Galltry, TO Wit:
ALBERT EDWARD,
LYONS
NEwCAsrIE,
ST. GERaAss
RoBzRr BRoCx,
TKxsDnE,
G. N. GRAY,
Hurry w. ACKLAaD,
GARDINER EN0LzHRARr.
EIsCHIHGBRoaK
CHARLks @. G. ELIOT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22

ELoPEMEST-ARREsI OF THE LOVING PAIR.-On
the 18th Of this month Capt Wallpg Of the Detective
Police received teegraptic Dispatch from o'hester
T., asking him 10 arrest the wife Of john Mclaugh-
lin, who had eloped with an hishman named VIM.
Fippiesn. Mr. Mclaughlin is merchant, doing bust
at No. "a Exchange place Rochester his wife is
delicate little creature Of 200 pounds weight aud 40
years. Mr.. Fnnigan IL captain of slaOp, owner of
tus-boat, and father of numerous family. On leaving
Mr.. Mclaughlin, the lady and her psrancur fed to
Staten leland, where they took board 10 respectable
family passing husband aud wife der ths Teuonic
name Of Ilidebrabd Detectives Keefe and Poole
detailed to find the trpant wife and the 50 600 or
$1,000 worth OF property which che had sequestered
from her original lord. These officers, having obtained
clue to the Whereabouts of Mr.. Finnigsn on Satnr'
day afternoon proceeded to arrest that gentleman and
the lady. They found Mrs. Mclaughlin fezt asleep
and, when aroused very Indignant at their Intrusion
After resistance Fhe concluded toP1ek her trunks
peaceably, and submit TO aTest. Meantime, Mr. fla
Digan bad heard Of the movemepi and s'crsted HIM
self but arrested by the assistance Of Cokswa'n
q, NsIdeTzse ot the HsgbOr Police. TIE twain were
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22

niscsrt r-iee TO be ps tothe Govssnmeu but ecer-
mons fees 70 81 who Gao csntnbute TO the success q
the scheme. The psries COZ osrnsd expecs to cssr
net profit of 81 500. 900 within .fsw month";
| CsmD PorsorTD-A CARELESs DaUGcfyr On
Saturday afternoon Coroner OKesfe concnde5 an Ia
ques a. No. go Sullivan street. On the body OF Gaia
Tire MADDEN childthree years Of age who dis4 -
Wednesday evening. II appeared in eyi isocs that tbs
child bad been ID for time, and was attended ~
DR.. Kelly On Wednesday the Doctor left pre.crip-
ton for the cid embracing in its composition qasn-
tity Of qunine. This prescription Wa put up BY join
G.. Naming, druggist living at No. 1879 Blsscker
street, who csreessy substituted morphine for the qui
nine ordered The consequence was tia sogie dose
kued the child. The Jury rendered YER ,ics Of lss
tbroygh tie carelessnsss Of the ap-thscay. CorouR
OKesi thereupon ordered Dir. Manning to find bal h
the cum o. 81 900 to answer any bin which tho Grad
jury might End agars. him, and to stand committed
until the bail wns procured.
RuM AND THE KFfrR.-DuriDg Saturday afternoos
and evening rum rah riot through The city, and Of
course rowdyism prevailed. Yesterday morning tho
Police Courts overuu with the drunk and dsor-
DERBY OF both sexes whose eountances bore no. only
traces OF persistent oebnaiion but evidences of fsds
encounters and brutal beat5gs. Ther were aIso
eTsl psrsons locked mp for usrg knives TOO freely whs
intoxicated. Among the latter were the foil, ~ing.
Morris Bunyon, for sabbing Johu Kelly while Ia de
coffee ardcake saloon. No. IS Bowery. These wsrs
both young men. Getting into Quarrel about ~
clock on Sunday morpicg. Enn1on rlutesi 4
knife into Kelly's back, ibfcting dangerous wound
he then ran away, but srrased by Officer Carr AZ
The Sixth Ward, and Justice Welsh locked him 10 an
swer.
Thomas Ftzsimpons irish youth Of II years Iiv-
ing with bis elder sister at No. 222 Esgt Ssveo,eenth
street, while drunk, plugged carving l;nfs into hsr
bresst and abdomen. TIE woman was dsugsrousFv
wounded, and removed TO the Hospital By the DO
lice. Thomas was arrested by Officer Sherwood Il The
Eighteenth Ward and on being taken before Justias
Quaokenbush was locked no 10 answer.
Thomas Langan was stabbed In the neck about 2
o'clock on Sunday morning by some unknown rufhsa
whom he encountered in the street The wereded nan
was conveyed to the New-York Hospital by Fsar-
eepth-W policeman.
Timothy Harris, on Saturday night applied at tbs
Sixth Wsrd Station House for sssistance etaioe thst
while standing in front Of No. ~ BAXTER street. sons
unknown person rushed upon bin and stabbed him In
be cheek and side. He thought he would be able to
IDENTIFY tie person if he could be found. His wound
was rot dangerous.
THE TESTIMONIAL TO CAPT. WILsoH-Tbe fol-
owing list Of Subscriptions received by messrs Howndk
A'pirwsr. for testimonial 70 Capt Wilson ofths brig Minnie
schfHerr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22

RESPONSE TO THE APPEAL-The following saus
additional have been received for the widow whose
stated IA TIE TRIBUsE Of the l9sh:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22

Persons wishing to subscribe will please send their subscy
tons Msssrs Rowland Aspinwsu meeting Of the sab
crbts hs fund viii be held In toe Insurance Bulldog Ne
81 Williams STREET Wednesday Path inst, at noon, FOR the
purpose of deciding what dispOsion shall BIS made of the
amoput paid In.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22

lAGyeht' eaeut
H. X. II. THE PRINCE or WALES and SUITE a.
BRADN's NAnosAL PORTRAIT GILsRr,
Corner OF Broadway and 10sh Of.
TAR ONLY 0ALLsKY UNIrRp SyAfM
Henored With Special Whit By the Rosl rarity.
Photographs Of II. H. the Prince OF Wass AID Saiss -
vice at ess1S's G,lery
Copies & MY style Of the art for sale.
Gallery ofsn from to pm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22
IsouEsr..-An Irish vomsn. GO wears Of

IsoUEsT..-An Irish vomsn. GO wears Of ays,
named Mary Byrnes oNo 22 East rs FELL down
sts Friday night ard seriously injured tina, death
snFusd Saturday morrng CORNER Schrmer held the u.
quest vhjch resulted in verdict Of accidental death
The Coroner held inquest the body Of newly
born infant which the police found the front steps Of hoa
No al West Tlty first street. Saturday norniog post
examination hsv been made by Dr. bouon, ~s
that the child had been born olive and verdict 81
death from suocaon the hands OF some unknown person. wa
rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22

OAK ORCHARD ACiD-SpRING WATEn.-..
curative properties Of this Water
Cal and see testimonials from yscars and e'nsf
individuals. s,...
Metropolitan do,ol sun1ins,, NO % "''~~|
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22

1
procured this week; togsther with programme other
vile attractive.
Nev Botrery 7Eeater-Three or four dramas, q
psntomine or co. and ccupls of farces compose the
bill for ibis evening. We have no room for the name.
Of the plays.
Dusseldo,f Galiery.-Until tho completion Of Mr..
Derbys new building this FIRE election of paintings
| will remain Oh view at the old rooms In Broad way
IT Prince street.
a. 'bboHs Egyptian Collection may he feen AT.
,s,yo,n an. evering at the Stuyvessnt Institute,
Broadway.
THE C,Rpr.ey THE N'ScE RoDE Is We are
often called upon to sepors tho insiacsry and dckls
ness Of the public. We have reaso1 to osileye that
republics are ns forgeful as they upsraeiui The
Nsw.YOrk public is desperate and heartltFs NUT.
She buildsth but to destroy. She smes puI
to deceive. She goes ont largely to meet hsr
guests, but doetnt 70 down to gee them off. While
Der fancy holds no sacrifice and penance il too
severe 10 behalf of its object. Bat she scatteIs the
aches from her own al ara with i'm patient hard That
tremendous day when the Prince of Wales moved up
Broadway like an ocean monarch through shoals OF
fish, both great and sma1-while the accamaons rang.
the handkerchiefs waved and the tbroats Of ca, non
and Of bTazen instruments We'd In honoriug usraucs,
what sums would not have been paid for the full fd
ture possession Of that bright vehicle, drawn by ak
spanking blacki in which The figure of the sweet faced
youth, the future king, acknowledged with gracious
genuaectiops the splendid homage Of the way Prob
ably PseIfamas, Unable to withstand the prayers Of
Anna Maria and gradually auccumbing himself to the
fancy Of tie proud prestige Of stable enriched with
al xgopld bova ;rnoptinaptIv annad hia
pus.friDgs and paid three four times the original
pice charged by Lawrence, builder, to Van Ranst,
proprietor. What BELLE with heart fatteriny
at the then cheerful prospect Of dancing
with Albert Edward, would not have
given her years allowance for things to press the
cushion upon which royalty then set its seal How,
then but by the radical hearsssness Of the American
public shall account for the failure of the auction
fse of the Princes carriage, at the rooms of Leeds
& Co., on Saturday at noon. Unnecessary the label
attached to lie clean cover, Hands off," None wan
dered over the cothors or the wheels with revsront
touch. Instead of thropg of Fashionable PERSONS
including the proprietor Of the Sppger Institute Mr.
Peter Cooper, and the Rev. Dr. Vinton and Ogiloy-
few gentlemen gathered, more In curiosity than in
anxiety The precious relic 60 off The carriage
coz, 81 0OO How much lite value should be enhanced
by the conveyance Of the Prince cannot be stated in
punbers yet at fair court rates. it seems that another
thous and should not have been too much. Will it be
believed in En- gland that after long and strong CALL
The auctioneer got weak bid of $500, and that the
figure finally rose no higher than 5000, when the
rispe was bought in for the owneri Such was the
casa. Another chance will be offered to the loyal
however, and we shsn hope for mere favorable
Ietult.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22

EDWARD X. DIxoN NJ. d., Editor O. lss
ssaps ard ope.ssius and Consrhas sTssos ~ De pa,ys
Once .,ons on obscure dnss
discern Rupnre Pile. Vsrcoceie and Fs.aA ~ "a a..
saa 7 " sysD<a<A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22

taken to Pors Headquarters sod detailed fof STAMINA
tion. Mrs. Mclaughlin declares fts Fever viii again
live With TIE father Of her fourteen ycarcid boy but
olipgs with all heart to her chosen Finnigan. This
gentleman recently Id bis sloop, and but for bis ar
rett, claims that be would have received $4,000 on
Saturday, with which be aud Mrs Mel. were Intend
ipg to proceed to California Immediately. Charges Of
larceny and sbsndci,inent were made against them,
PENDING which they are locked up at Police Head
qusrters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22

RECOVERY OF STOLEN GooDs.-It viii be recoi-
ectsd during the Summer months the residences OF msuy
wealthy citizens absent from tbs city broken into ana
robbed by BURGERS On Saturday Detectives soxey snd MO
from vsrious parbrokers over 90 worth q
sch stolen goods which taken from the d~einy
Me,sYs Fourteenth and Nsnter u sixth
avenue The articles ali identified The burglars was
robbees to State Prison weeks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22

SUDDEN DEATH.-A gentleman pamsdS. l.. Hughes.
vrs In Kent avenue De Kslb Brooklyn, sog BY the
cars or Saturday evening" took coach to home when he
was taken sick the cSrge An officer called 10 convoy
him Bellevue Hospital but he died before reaching there
His friends notified.
DISHONEST CLERK.-A young nan named Waiter
Sect aged years employed clerk in the store o. Mss.r
Starr 10 Chambers arrested Saturday
by Detective King charged with robb,rs his employers
large quantity goods having disappeared from the stre 81
ysriovs Scott suspected and about $500 worth
clothes found in his possession He held 10
LITTLE GIRL oS FIRE.-On Saturday night, about
% oclocl little gil by the Of Wright living IN T~ectf
second street up fluid lamp upon her peon setting he.
clothes Size rushed for the street. ana esd
no. the timely assistance Of tvs sentismeo
fa,rd D. Hetry and Mmllu she IA have been bgsed
10 death Teey ion e6aey wrapped coats around hef.
and thereby saved her lie.
SwIEpIISG PEDDLFRs.-Abrahsm Hoffman, q
tys wss arrested Saturday BY Detective Sowey ehAged
with having sld Mrs Regina From squ.nt'ty OF inca
e lie l. sle have aed th:t the so9ds
were orth ESQ when reality they pct ~osts +n NJ
neous eo,nparta have been made lately OF p.daefs WE
SnsTse In similar manner Hoffman detained a head
az aFters for examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22

For ErRorr.-The steamship City - Baltimore,
Capt Letch left on Saturday for Liverpool, with ~
cabin ard ZIG Storage passengers. The stealyship
rderbilt Capt. Lefevre, for Havre, also left, w
$S9i, 228 81 in specie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22

POLICE COMMISSIONERS AT the nesting Of this
Beard, Oh Saturday afternoon Nicholas l.. c. Roome
of the Sixteenth Ward dismissed from the Depart
mert for fegniDg sickness during the last seven yeara
David Jones Of the Seco1d Ward resigned, and
Rour 6man Hsnford promoted to the rank of ser
geant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22

CENTRAL PARK.-There was no concert at the Con-
trail Park on Saturday, on account of the inclsrosncy
Of the weather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22

ALLEGED PLrsDER ScHEME.-TAe Leader asserts
that number Of political Spectators in this city.
Brooklyn Philadelphia, Batmcre and Warrington
have effected an arrangement with Secretary Toucsy
for the purchase Of tha portion Of tue Brooklyn Navy
Yard lying cas-. of line drawn between the ourdery
az pant-shoP and ex'osdiug 10 within fcry feet Of
the marine thrraCka. TIE greuud in Question covcrs
aacat thirty scga. Acccpilp8 70 TIE LEADER ~ Y;g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22

uiscsrt rss to bs psa othe aovssameOt. but scer-
mons f. Is 70 81 w6o csu csntribute TO the success =
the scheme. The parties cOAcsrnsd expecs TO clssf
netprost Of 81. 500. 900 within fsw month";
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22

TIE JEws.-On Tuesday next Mr.. de Ccrdova viii
deliver, at Clinton hall, lecture on "Ths Present
Condition Of the Jews in Civilized Counties-a sub
set deeply interesting tc Christians as it can posi-
bly, be to Irasltes. He takes pains to gather from
every country in Europe the necessary information in
order to state the facts thoroughly.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-12
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.

We publish, elsewhere. g An act supplementary
to an act entitled An act to amend an act entitled
an act to establish Normal School Department in
the Public High Schools in the City OF New Or
leans, approved March Is, 1897 which has
passed both branches Of the Legislature, and is
now law of the Commonwealth, or will be as
soon as it receives the signature Of the Governor,
of which there is not the slightest for doubt
As the bill speaks for ITSELF we will not comment
upon its great merits. The Legislature has acted
literally, and we trust the Common Council will
respond with the least possible delay. Senator
E. Salomon, who introduced the bill, deserves
great credit for his exertions in its behalf as does
also, Mr.. James Beggs," Of the House Of Repre-
sentatives, as well as other gentlemen, II will
prove splendid measure for the cause of educa-
tion in Louisiana
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-12
awAsHINGToH HOTEL PoHT0HARrRArs
RAILROAD

3 g oNA uNtcAfEp.
Mr. Edlor-N oticing in your columns tie advar
tisement of julie Courche d CO., proprietors of the
above named house, promising q great many 0ood
things to their patrons and being Of an nqusitiye
turn Of mind, particularly on gastronomic exein-
Publications., and craving respite from the dust,
turmoil and bubble Of this great metropolis. j.
with select party Of the !. Cork Screw Club,
made an attack on my friend julie, but we fonnd
him wide awake and prepared to receive -, not ii
battle array, but with open arms, usherng Us into
two Of his best rooms, where, To our surprise, we
found covers laid for Just the number Of cnr party
the table most tastsfally decorated ana giving at
once cheering idea Of what was to follow; asia
we were not dsapp Oh that ssoIe gratii,s,
particularly, will always be remembered with he
livelest emotions M
We picked up on our journey down ss modest
YOUTH Charley s from Chicago, VINO u
"someh and heap more, in various ways Al
though stranger, he soon mgr lated himself and
stole our hearts away with his wit hne musical
qualities and other accomplishments. Long may
he wave
The editorial fraternity were well represented
BY some Of its bright lights and altogether it was
reunion that will be long remembered BY those
present
julie Courche & Co. have, in fact, exceeded their
promises, and the air Of comfort, cleanliness and
the best attention, makes this place the spot, par
excellence Of all others. The garden Is IN fine
state Of cultivation with pleasant walks and ar
bors, and families visiting this place may rest as
sured Of perfect privacy.
A house like this is a great desideratum, and
should therefore, be well patronized, as it Is. Be
sides serving you in the best atyle the prices
moderate Nrx @
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-12

Machinery, Agricultural Implements, etc.
In order 10 afford exhibitors every facility the awards in these
departments will be deferred until Friday and Saturday
All other articles offered for competition will be examined by
the Awarding Committee during the week.
THE MILITARY REVIEW will take place on Thursday,
and number required to make company will be thrytwo
instead Of forty as heretofore published.
n5y- Admission the Fair, Twenty Five Cents ms 2p6I
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-12
wAsHINaToH eoRarspoNDErc,g,'S. :

4 i All -
Asisfssprexs sIareIs 4. fss;sS.
Even The most confident ard ar3ent fTsa,yss ~
Judge Douglas are surprised At ts greaf ts -
popular favor setting b for Hin Ill 80, H ,''
Try The proceedings of the psnasxiss,ss -
vention are hailed here With the afsSVss.s
slasm by his friends, who reeaxr5zs ii ,,.er. 4,
though no choice was designated for de prsssas,..
great and crownDg triamph for t1seir f.v.zssss
The nominee for Governor, Mr Foster ii i YSx..,.
las man, having early taken side Aaairs4t sI.s IA.
ministFatien on the original Leeompton izsne a
j. understood too, here on de most rs,;ayI
ment, that Ut least fwcsshirds of Ill xeles.,s.
elected to Charleston are notoronsly for the vysf
Democratic conquerer Of the Northwest
Il is amusing to see hor Tie Adsniulat,afis,,
squfrms under the increasing EVIDENCES n JnavS
Douglas triumphant popuIarity. Hi cxra,,s ks,.
in vain torture the facts. and MAKE tfr~x v-;ssa.
fathers to their thoughfs. Iunderssaud shat VI
Buchanan says he Is { satisfied WITH tias cn.a-
plexion Of the PenHsyIyania deieaztes. apd ~.
official organ and another Hftle penny wf,jss1s ~
has in Washington, immedisteIy lake il bIowin~
false notes of trinmph. Bat beneath tie .,.,ox
guise Of counterfeit satsfargion the old presaeus
nrithes with the sore Of defeat The t.o,~f;t,tior
had boastfuiIy proclaimed yesterday ffak II wonld
ID it, next isEae publish the only correct re.rt ~
the Pennsylvania resolutions hun,hlr n,,ts
them in IT. columns this 1norninr without Z ,rcra
q comment and without sien of IL former sa.5s
faction. The resolutions carry Their own .ona4a.,t
and the broad grounds taken BY men, MI ntjrers
satisfactory TO Mn. Douglas and bib fsisuss.g vhs
leading resolution On the territorial topic tt
the question Of the right Of the citizsn u kolA IN;
slaves in the Territories Of tie linked s,a4ex I.
judicial and not legislative question: and NJ e4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-12

CHuRcu BLOWN Dows IN TIaE OF Service
During the gale of the 22d ult the gable ena ol me
Lutheran church at West Brookfieid, ONO, eas
forced in and the roof carried Oh. AZ sne un,e .
service was being held, the congregaton ~. hahos
ing between three and four hundred. sh,esn 's ps'
sons we're injured, four having iracl.lrsu i'iuos.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-12
Chi,,a and GLASSWARE,
Wines, liquors, ETC.,

NOS. Is AND 15 ROYAL STREET.
@m
Asuppty of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE in quarts
and pns continually hand which equal to the best that
enmes 10 this Market other brands Of inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA sHER-
nv. GOLDEN SHERRY DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN.
fTHoR SHERRY SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, Old and
zine PORT WINE. MADEIRA ANB SHERRY WINES,
RRANDIEsszerac the vintage Of 1895 1898 and 1906 and
obsr brands WHISKY all descriptions-Scotch, Irish,
pys and Bourbon ALE and PORTER in pins and quarts.
AIso on hand, my usual assortment Of the hes.
Wines and Liquors
m ts arket which will be sold reasonable
osher house in the city.
NJ qply Nos IS and Is Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-12

Madame Mortara is said to be very IN az boiogna.
II is known that her malady has been occasioneo
bv sorrow for the loss Of her child.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-12

New MusIc.-We have received from Messrs p.
P Werlein s Co. roll Of choice music OF several
pieces Of which they are the publishers. The
pieces are, "Ave Maria,n song. by Robt Franz;
Blanche Alpin 4 and Katy Darling, songs, ar
raigned by Adolphe Baumbach; Horse Guards, y
quadrille, by ]. Reuausy, of Paris, tanght by D.
Vegas, Of New Orleans; q Wichita March, com
posed by the sister Of Maj Earl Van Dorm, y s. A.;
"Quadrlle des Danes, on Prince Imperial, conn
| posed by Reuausy, taught BY Prof. vegas Ia
Rele Lonsianaise. sohottische, by ]. G. viereck;"
.Near the Banks Of that Lone River.' air By La
Hache, variations by Charles Grobe; Feuilles
volantes, ,nby Theodore Won La Haehe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-12
Cigars I, Cigars ],

Purchasers always nd in store assortment Of the well
snown Flor de Puiadas Meridana Flor de
Paneho Rsdows Caborga, Paragas Know Something Wash
inston Heanas Mazo Habano etc. etc. at the lowest
prices. nn,no eo
o7S 2pR % Commercial Place
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-12
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

HoHEWARD BoUND: Or, The Chase. a Tale or the
Sea. By j. Fenimore Cooper. New York w.
A. Townsend Il Co. For sale in New Orleans by
j. c. Morgan Il Co.
Another issue Of splendidly illustrated edition
of the Cooper Novels, of which we have hereto
fore said all that could be said of the high praise
which is due.
An ARCTIC Boat JOURNEY in the Autumn Of 1854.
BY Isaac l. Hayes. Boston: Brown Taggara q
Chase. For sale in New Orleans By j. g. Nor
gan & Co.
DR.. Hayes was surgeon Of the second Grinnell
expedition, commanded by DR.. Kane. He was
member Of the travelling party Of eight persons Of
the officers and crew OF the brig Advance, then in
Rensselaer, harbor, which was sent out TO make
the attempt to reach Upernayik, in North Green
lane, and, after absence of four MONTHS returned
successful. It is aninterestng narrative, with valu
able charts of the Arctic regions appended
A TRIf TO CUBA. By Mrs Julia Ward Howe.
Boston: Ticknor a Fields. For sale in New Or
leans by Messrs. j G. Morgan Co.
We have heretofore noticed this book. It seems
to be very popular.
We have received from Messrs. J.. G.. Morgan &
Co. the Eclectic Magazine Of Foreign Literature
for March and the Edinburgh Review for January.
These are both valuable numbers, and for sale BY
the above dealers. The Eclectic contains two very
choice engravings by sartain.