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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-14

a private in the Seventh Regiment
writes to New York paper thar soldering
is no play in Washington just now. Tho
routine of duty is as follows:-Reveiilc, ut
Eve o'clock y. NJ, rIll call, at quarter past
i've; company drill from o'clock to quar-
'er before eight; breakfast at eight; liberty
until one, when we dine, an hour allowed
for meals; evening parade at half past four;
supper at seven; tattoo ut TEN taps, or
lights out nj quarter past ten. Besides
these, there are drills for recruits, guard
dut. or clearing of quarters, cleaning
equipments, &c, &c. We arc under the
orders of the President aud General Scott
now, and there is no nonsense about it,
We cannot leave the Capital without pass
and only ten passes TO each company are
issued at n time, and they are only two
hours.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-14

Nar TuE cRRExoSlEs AT rus CUsroN
HousE.-Thc proceedings at the raising of
,hO National Flag, yesterday. over the
Custom House, were of the most inspiring
order. At a low estimate, there were over
5000 people present. The singing, the
playing and the speaking, were of the most
animated and patriotic character. Never
WAS was; there any SUCH a time in this loyal
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-14
eVRE -
,SsYBeadac6Se
~ CURE VeS
NerVousHeadaCne
50 G Sin5 .
Headache.

ny tue nse Of these pills the perioiic attacks OF
Nt1U0Hs or Sick Headache ma. lie prevented; sntir
taHen al the commencement 81 an attack Immediate
RELIEF from pain and sissness viii be obtained.
They seldom fail In removing, tho lyaG.,., and
Headache to which femSleparo % subject.
They act gently upon the i,owelS-retaoytnr.G a.,
tirtnssI. &c
For Lfterars 4eH, SUdsHt,, neiicute Females. and
all persons Of ssdsRtcy haEis they are VALUABLE. "a
laxative improving The GppstitE, giving toTs AM,
r'9' to the digestive Orgnna and restoring the ma.
tuFa elasticity and strength Of the whole system.
The cEPHALIG PILLS are the result Of lone IN.
ye'tigation and carefully conducted sxnsrimesI.
haElng oeen In use many years, during Which time
they have prevented and relieved n VAST au.epn.
pain and suffering from Headache, whether oripius.
ting in the "sTvOls System or rrom derapcetI M,
Of tho StDRaeh. ''-''
Lhsy are entiFoi, vegetable in their composition,
anu may DO taken at a'ltlnsVs With perfect ssEx,T
without nakiaS any change of diet, ana tsr aEttHe.
any 7,hagrssabif totts renders il 0is,igits,
ttea to children.
BEWARE OF coUNTEEFE1rsi
The genuine have i've slgnrurss of IISnry q sp.,s.
ing on each x l'N-
Sold byDr,. ,is,sana an O,herDealersfnsisstsi,,
a BOX wil Dc sent by mall prepared on receipt o,
PRICE go GENTS.
AllOrdoEs'lronld he addressed to
HENRY C sPALDINe.
IS Cedar ST., New ForR
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-14

RarSPEAEIxa AT TaE M'LuaE HoUsE.-
There was great crowd in front Of the
allure House last evening. A large
amount of speaking was done by various
Esn'lemen-delegates and others, from the
different counties. Nothing but Union
Speeches, and lots of them, satisfies the
people these days and nights.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-14

tara ENTHUSIASTICALLY the Ger
emony of mounting the U. S. Flag on top
of the Gust IN House took place-aud yes
teFdny the new Collector of Customs.
Thomas Hornbrook, Esq, received Ills Up,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-14
From Cairo

CAIRO, H., May Is.-Sevevcral compa-
MES Of Arkansas troops arrived Mt Mem.
Phis this morning. Commencing to-day
all boats passing this point will be stopped
No provisions or munitions of war for &C.
coded States will be allowed 70 mass.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-14

TuEsE appears to be some trouble In
New Orleans in getting the subscribers to
the Confederate loan to pay up, The Com.
m m advertise in The papers OF the
s'n 'Ast.' requesting the takers to walk up
70 the captains OfieO aud .e,,lo.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-14

SEw oRLEAxs. May ls.-The Mexican
war steamer Constitution, from Havana on
the 9th, has arrived Sugars declined 3t6l
+; MO. Il quoted at 81 reals.
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The Confadarata cnnnra.a

MoETooMIRT, Ala. May is.SIt is prob
able that Congress will adjourn within the
next ten days, &c meet again in Jniy at
such a place as circumstances may render
necessary
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-14

NOrlcr.-The H. G. Guards will meet
at Union Hall Tomorrow at AN, to he
sworn in by the o s. officer.
BY order. n. T. FoRDYcE, Capt.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-14
Rumored Skirmish at Alexandria
Various ItamsE

PERRYvl1Ls, May I2.-It fsr1mored this
evening that a sktrmish took place to-day
mt Alexandria, in which n company of 'Tir-
ginia cavalry was engaged.
The railroad battery goes forward from
here Tomorrow MORNINGS.
An alarm took place in camp this morn.
Ing and found the sentries and all the men
alert and under arms in few minutes
Passengers from the South disercdited
the idea OF an attack on Washington, but
confirmed the accounts of large forces in
Virginia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-14

The Philadelphia B R. to. be opened.
BALTtNoRE. May l3.-Three Locomotives
came over tue Philadelphia road this NOR
ming nearly 10 Canton bridge, which Wilt
be ready for use in the cnnrse of the day.
The telegraph poles are being replared and
there Is every prospect of an immediate
resumption Of full communication BY this
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-14
Burninp 81 . Vasaal

MoxTREAI. C, T., Nay Is.-Tbe ister u,er
Laguepoy was DESTROYED At this port by fire
on Sunday morning. Loss s26,epO-
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Mothers, read this,

Mothers, read this.
rhefollowingis Rnextraet rom aIetterwritten by
the Pastor of Baptist Church to the JournaI and
Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio, dspsRks vOlumes in
favor Of that World,renowued nsdIetps-lIRs. WINS.
Lows sooEHISe STRUP ToR CEuDRES TrErB1xo:
"Weses an advertisement In your columns OF aIrs.
WtnsloW's Soothing Syrup. Now We never said
word In favor Of patent medicine before In our lICe
but We feel compelled to say your readers, that
thlats no humbuS-NE HAVE FRIGD II, AND ENOEI 70
b Az II CLAIMS II iS, probably, one Of the most
sueocsstal eelnes OF the day, because Il d one Of
blss saa't 10 better than 20 lay IN a Supply.'
Oet1G-IY-dkW
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~ nnLMnRApn
LcoRRRcTED DAILY.

- IlILEGT IIAPE1.
PilILGpELPHIA, May l3.-Flour quiet: sales Of stan.
dHri SUPP Eine ut S5.3T for export. Wheat wanted:
SllS5 at 81 ;5Gl IS, aud whiteat SI.4O6al.Go Corn
nominal at II@l714e,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-14

From TIE Ezqmfner, Norhtt. Ia.
CeFhalle pills acc, nalisb the UIvL for which thew
were made. viz.:C Of hsadaciS In ali ia foru1
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-14

Fronati: EzGBsfrs1. No,Jou. 70
They have been tested IN n"re than. tloussud
cases, with entire sneces..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-14

THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS oP
SPAL DIN G3S
CEP HALO PILLS.
WILL CONVINCE ALL VINO SUFFER FROM
HEADACHE,
THAT A
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
Is WITHIN THEIR REACH.
rs thee IEEtimnnials lrrre InsoIici,d Jy ar som.
NO. e SSg s ST r. tgS 2 oe @ he o.
-, s, NAsosvitLr, COSx., Eel. S, 1861.
have trisd JNur CCphalic rfIlS, and l;ls i,e7 a.
.Sest That want you to send two dollars SGrth
Part Of these for the nCighlor to whom 1c,v.
a iew OUT OF the hrst box got from you.
Send the Fills by mail, and oblige
JAMES KENNEDY.
srR. sPArDrSg. A't'soNo "a FEB t. 1861.
SIZE:
Pae Pi dere rssyS Ssi "a sa Il II SN ta ss
MARY ANN STOIKlIOUSB.
sFsssF ca5 5sso nss Iss P.s;. Co, "a
II. c. srAlprzo, january 10 1851,
T. Yen SI,1 vii please send me two boxes of your cephal-
&c rms send them Immediately.
Respectfully yourA,
PIP, s-J , ,ssd ee Of your ials and saa
,,-.o Brl1n yrRE0S, ouIo. Jan. is, 1851.
Please find enclosed TWENTY-FIVE eents f,r.,-bt.t5
send me another box Of your Ccplmiic Pills. TEtr
are St t-,.ly ttet s't E!'s hdrs cres Dried
Direct A. SLOWER. p. NJ
Belle Vernon, wyandotte Co, o.
II = s,,,,,.. DEvLRrr, Macs, Dec. Ii, 1850.
With for some etrculars or large show htlla to
bring your CeplIAlc Fills more particularly beior
I MY SeSsSmerS II you here anything Of tie Kind,
One Of my ensEomsrn who is subject tn siei.
attack In one kola by your IlIlI. which sent her.
y. i. WILKES,
RETlOtOsDgso: rEAzKLIy Co., ONO.
No. IS cSdar ST., y. Y
T,,,...,. DEAH SIR:
box Of cer!tHlIe Plils' Send to sddres5 Of Rev
WIN. c. Filler ReynuldsUufg Franklin Co Ohio
o 19,t' Ils ,ror the ear-eloe headache az
VINO FILLER,
NJ, s,,,,,,,, TrsrLlsrr, slrcH- Ian. II. 1851
sIa:
Not long since sent You form box ,,f CrpI,alJe
iIs Tor the cure OF The Nervous Headache ard Cos
ana received the same. and thy nod 90 GOOD
az, iigsct blHt tcnt induced 10 and f0F mari
Please send by return mail. Direct to
q. II. WHEELER,
iPsianil. Mich.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-14

EFo"s ths DsHeTIt, 81. Cloud, Vfap.
ydu nre. or havV becn irouI,lsd rIil, tia had.
aslo Eend for box fcephar PiiIfJ 80 that yo iuhI
tiaFe Them In cR'e OF HtIatk.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-14
CHE TROOPS AGAIN FIRED On.
Draadfal and Indiseriminate HaYool

THEY RETURN THE SIRE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-14
Sin. sr4,ppo, 11sIE1A1I' VIC

Not long since sent to you form box III CrpI,a,Ee
EllIs Tor the cure OF the EervouS Headache and Cos
.iEeness and TecetVcittho and thy nod 90 oood
ar g5sct That ! trat induced 10 ttPd fCF ;s0sI
Please send by return mail. Direct to
a. Il. WHEELER,
iPsilanil. NTH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-12
&utxL SNteIIigtNte.

CoRREcTIoN.-In giving Col. Walton's command
Yesterday, we said that the Washington Artillery
was commanded by 1t. James this was an error,
the Artillery went up under command of our gal
liant young friend Lieut. Oscar VOORHEES,
WARLrKE MOVEMENTS ABOUT TowN.--We yes
terday made some mention of the military spirit
which enlivened the city. We mentioned the
organizing of Lieut. Jaquess' company, and OF
Capt. Bradford's company.
Yesterday we found other companies in process
of collection and organization. The gallant creoles
Of the Second District were raying into line under
Capt Fremaux and Mr.. Ahode--good and brave
leaders Both, who will very soon march around
with two of the finest and plQckiest new companies
that New Orleans can boast.
Ex-Lieut. Mark L. Moore is also raising COM
pany of picked men in the First District. When
the company is full, we are sRre thsre will De nf
better nor braver baud of men in the whole Louis
lana phalanx.
The Creole residents Of the Third District art
also on the alert. They are old duck hunters ant
swamprangers all, gentlemen well skilled in TIT
use of the double+barrel shotgun, with small sho
or buekshot at long or short range. We leari
they are organizing among themselves, arminl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-12
SATURDAY MORNING JANUARY 12, 1861. nj

them without obtaining from him New ears
gift. With or without the slightest encouragement
they enter the yard Of any house whose door they
find open, and then the inmates Of the house must
give freely Or be fairly driven out Of their senses
by the din and noise. Many family on the 6th
(although it was Sunday had to cook their own
dinner or 60 without one On that day-their negro
cook being out gathering his 81 'aqunaldos,' or, II
in the house, 's drunk as a lord"
In addition to the news from Venezuela, eX-
tracted from the Didro de Ia Marina, which sent
you in my last letter, and which it appears was OBJ
tanned from private letter. more recent impress
sion Of the DtCy'o de Ia Marina contains the 'oi-
lowing, extracted from the papers Of Venezuela,
which I also translate and condense:
The general state Of Venezuela was fourishiDg;
commerce and agriculture were prosperous.
4 line Of steamers was spoken OF, to be estah-
lished to run between Laguayra, ST. Thomas and
the United States.
The town Of Calabuzo, the capital Of the pro
vince Of Guascr, has sent a memorial to the 30
yernment asking that the command Of the army
should be taken from the General Leon Fahes de
| Cordero, and be given to Gen. Antonio Paez. The
| province Of Apure was also to send in similar
| memorial, the former being in the hands OF tue
| Minister OF War.
By royal orders dated Madrid, 3lst October and
| 9Th November, Don Pedro Ballon is appointed
Civil Government of the Island, and Don Francisco
| de Paula Diaz Mendoza Official Of the General
Foreign Directions, Don Jose Marco de la Casas
First Chief of Section in the Government Secre-
tarys Office, and the other chiefs of the various
sections have obtained the usual promotions, as
have also all the clerks belonging TO the Office oi
the said Secretary of the Government
An attempt will be made to induce the Patti te
tarry here to join the Italian opera company a
the Teater Tacon, when she is on board the steam
ship en- route from your city to New York.
AS doubtless very powerful inducements will b.
offered her. ! think it probable she will remain
Nixon, who has been and continues to do
splendid business at the Villa Nueya Theater will
the Hanlons, is next Friday to give gratis per
formance to the neritorious children of the school
who have obtained prizes at the recent school ez
aminations, and another performance for the bene
fit of any aims house that may be recommends
to him.
Smith, the American acrobat at Chiareni's Cil
; Gus, recently in making the desperate leap 70
life - struck his head against ladder, missed hi
hold of the rope, made several sommersaults an
fell thirty-four feet to the ground, like cat, on hi
feet, without sustaining any injury.
1t was in making this terrific leap that Thoma
Hanlon, at the Villanueva fell lately and severel
i sprained his arm. From that accident, however
he has, I understand, entirely recovered.
e The weather is daily becoming more and MOI
u genial; the smallpox am sorry to add, is rathe
Il prevalent in this city. AS ever, ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-12

Thaweatber was propitious for the usual gather
ings and promenadng on Carondelet street and
environs yesterday On the grand boulevard,
Canal, the frequenters were not as numerous,
Since the Post-oftce has been moved to old Levee
street, Canal and Royal streets seem to be desert
ed particularly in the early part of the day. Per
sons having business down Or through lie petite
Royal can now pass without interruption. The
great crowd OF iders, would-be recipients of cor
respondence, can now be seen daily at the inter
section of Canal and old Levee streets. Though
the pavements and sidewalks are very broad in
that neighborhood, nevertheless they are thronged
day after day, and many of the congregators do
not appear to have any particular occupation only
the spinning Of street yarns. Passing along to the
grand Leyee, it was observed to beyery lively and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-12
EEoteI Arri,nIs Yesterday.

sr. CHARLES HoTEL-M Toulmin, MOBILIZE. 4
Harris, DR. Thomas de Henpart and lady, A 7
Gloir, W Groom Ala; B Barrow, J D Emison, R
? Miller, Geo Walton, D Buckner, FL s Nichols
W Il Stirling, F A Henderson, D Michel, La; Mrs
Mitchell Miss NJ Mitchell; Geo Stanton, L 0 Wat
son, Steel, Y; Geo Moody, Tenn; Jno Nc.
Gavock and wife; VIM G Martini E 7 Baird and
lady, W l. Jackson, A e Hnson, Harrison, G r
Crasoe, W Newman, White Thos W Wilson,
Miss; NJ Daniel and lady, Jas Edmondson, JAS D
Hawkins, Tex; R A Bell and family, Mr. Buckner,
Miss Anderson, L R Bolts, Ky; S Mcdonald, A r
Moor River; N Smith, Mo; Gen I B Flournoy,
AK: AK: R Pattin, Bienville; W Thompson, Rapides;
D Johnston, Ga Lieut. Randall, U A.
Cry HoTEL.-Wm Sittiman, S J Taylor, Mr.
Rae, Mr. Wilson, " McRae, j L Ogden, Jos Davis,
Fl Hayes, Hayes, Mrs Hayes, Miss Hayes,
Mrs Mckee, Glassc4ek> W I GlasTcock' H. j q q
Atkinson Miss Mary A Mills; ' V Wood, J g
Dickie, Miss Dickie, Miss N Dickie, Mrs Stu
art, R Stuart, E A Harper, DIR R Robson, Texas
Wallace johnson N Mrs SvJ, W9!aer Gaerod Jr
E NJ Gray, J Blake and lady, Mrs Beal, Miss Myott
S r Blake e. Bro, Z Shackelford, Ala; ] V Parker
W Harper, Ark; W Walston; Walston; Mrs
W Warren, Jas NJ Brabston, A Owens, S }
Barber, G W Hardy, S Bradley, B S Coyington
Miss; J Smith and lady; B A Lewis, Va; A
Wade, Ga; NJ Lucky, F A e Anderson, W Ful
| Ter, Texas; P Walls, R W Y Newport, A Town
send, E Wilson, F Young, Pennington, J
| Heard, W W Dunn, J Law, 4 Chiiders, W ii PIor
] 7 Buckingham, Royster, La; Roby,
Hemphill, N White, J J Hyde, J T Feldman, Miss
A Norwood Clinton; " Fax NJ D; E Mcbride
D Bateman, J X Hord; L Johnson Ala; H {
Carson, Mo.
ST. LOUIS HoTEL.-W S Hoard, Mrs Y R Hoard
| H Smith, W G Cage, + VanDorn, Shoemaker,
G Coly, Jno D Tonlm, Miss; Col Jno R Fellows
A Z Read, city; Jno Grant Mobile; Jno G Wech
Madeira; B Johnson, Dr. L G Perkins, Miss
Smith, W G Smith, J Smith, M Gamolet,
Chastant, La; A de Radepont, Paris; Z W Taylor
| Texas: Jas 0 IllingWorth.
ST. JAMES H0TEL.-E Johns, city; Reynolds
W Mcdaniel, B Harris, R Davis, L Steele
Il N Steele, Mr. Emerson, A G johnson, Tex; Nh
Woodward, Mrs Watkins, Ala; Mrs G Mieuer, Va
W Fl Gibson, J Wagner and lady, Tenn; z !
Nelson, G G Harper, W N Haynes, Mygatt,
Abott, Miss; Mrs W Pratt, Mo; A S Semple, Arf
Burnet.
vEEANDA HoTEL-Dr Reedy, E G Castle, 4 j.,
Humphrey, Col Sam Dickins, D W Morris. MI
Bergen, j E Storer, ] W Geddcs, J Overland an
lady VIM Barnes and lady, La; McSellan, S
Decker, A n McRay and lady, Jno Dickson, j. j
MeRae and lady, G Parsons, G Edmunds and lad!
j Harvey, H II Harvey, Mrs Sanders, Tex;
Connors, S NJ Mclean, Fortner, L S0uVer, VI
Hester, Miss; A G Singer; Royal, St Louis: S
Simms, Ohio; A L Gibbs, Coast; Bat
Baltimore.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-12

EDWARDS REsrAuR ANT.-This establishment, at
No. 10 Union street. institution which everybody in New
Orleans should Any hungry for aet and
luxurious bite any hour of the day party Of friends
wishing their own glorious dinner supper al TO
themselves any person set Of desng cod
or hot supper for BALL wedding christeniag any one in
Short who feed at the restaurant Of an extra
sp cad for his family and friends at home 10 dwas
restaurant in the funess of their desre and may pct
battou dollar Edward wall face the music haeyeF IL
is in the epcurean way. Just read Edwards in
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-12

.sRoUGH AND READY RIFLES. Y This neW mill
tary band is called upon to meet for organization
and other business, this evening, at No II Perdido
street. See the call, in particular notice
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-12

D1ssoLuT1oN.-Th firm of Brulatour u Go. is
dissolved by mutual consent, by the withdrawal Of
Mr. John P. Cady. P. E. Brulatour and H. Nores
will liquidate and continue the business, under the
old title of Brulatour & Co. See the card else
where
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-12

PR1oEs.-The price of putty is one thing and the
price of gas is another. The buyers of the latter
article will please notice the advertisement N
another column of a reduction in the price Of the
indispensable illuminator-now down to s4 per
one thousand cubic feet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-12

PELICAN Hook AND LADDER FIRE COMPANY No.
4.-The adjourned monthly meeting of this COM
pany is to be held next Tuesday evening See
official notice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-12
TELEaRApHED TO The NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT.
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.


HALIFAX, Jan. 10..-The Cunard steamship Amer
ica has arrived at this port, on her way to Boston
She left the port Of Liverpool on Saturday, Dec.
10Th, and touched at Queenstown the evening of the
following day, and brings two days later news than
was received by the Nova Scotian. -
The America brings sl62, GOO of specie nfreigbt
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 29-The sales Of cotton to-day
Saturday amounted to Is OG0 bales, including
5000 taken on speculation and for export, the mar
ket closing Ggm at Yesterdays prices.
The breadstuffs market closed steady at former
prices. Provisions closed dull.
IoxDoz;, Dec. 29.-Consols for the account closed
at o22 to 923. The funds closed somewhat frmer
this evening"
It's stated thatthe warlike preparations ofFrance
exceed those of 1858.
Additional by the America.
HALIFAX, Jan. 1.-THE steamship America,
which arrived here to-day, brings the following
additional items of foreign intelligence:
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 29.-iessrs. Richardson, Spence
& Co. says flour closed firm at 29s. Cd. to 32s. Cd.
They quote Yellow Mixed Corn at 40s. to Ais.
The Brokers' Circular says Sugar rules quiet at
former rates.
Coffee closed quiet at previous quotations.
LONDON, Dec 29.-The amount Of bullion in the
Bank Of England decreased f5240e0 during the
week.
The business in American stocks was limited at
previous rates. Bank rates have slightly advanced.
| HAvRE, Dec. 29..-,The sales of cotton in Havre
the past week amounted to 1G,500 bales, the mar.
llet closing buoyant at advancing prices. The
stock in port adds up 100000 bales.
| PARIS, Dec. 29.-.-The Bourse is in depressed
condition The three per cent. rentes closed al
67f 75e.
The siege of Gaota was still being continued ant
the garrison had replied.
Sardinia is purchasing steamers in France to b'
used as men of war and transports.
France and Piedmont are purchasing horses il
Russia. ,,
Arrival of the Steamship Glasgow.
New York, Jan. 1.-THE Liverpool, New Yorl
and Philadelphia Mail Company's steamship Glas
gov, from Liverpool on the 2Gth, via Queenstow1
the 9th, reached her dock to-day. News antici
pated.
DOMESTIC INTELLIG f N G E
THE SECESSION OF LABAM a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-12

SUPERIOR House SERVANTS AT AUcTIoN.-We
are requested attention Of readers the sale of
slaves this day at the City Hotel by MesrE c. f. GIardey
Co., auctiqneerS. Sale commences at u o'clock,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-12

The Utahs have been offering their Navajo scalps
for sale on the streets of Santa F6. Their prices
vary according to quality. A large one, with jet
black hair, about three feet long, sold for 50 so,
while others can be bought for $I-cheap for cash
or approved country produce.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-12

TIE SHERIFF will sell at auction this day at
noon, the City Hotel Common street, valuable building lots
in ihe Thitd Disrtet Sec adgertement. - -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-12

CHOICE GosuEN BugrRR, -Gtis article. sweet
aud fresh ad in any quantity, tote hed Fafe5 + Lin-
colp at No. Is Fchonpitonas siteat See
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-12

FIFTY DOLLARS Rev ARD, IT his ia qtEeFed Tor the
recovery certain yellow stoea
Sec advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-12

PONIES AND GARBAGE HoRsRs Sf Aferlelsz-
six monies aud u pair of cagrIas ses 80 q e
today at II o'clocs 1T Ir. 4oh liyesx siass dfses
faneiers are referred Tie Gd IN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-12

A Portuguese giant represented 10 be upwards
of eight feet high, has arrived at Madrid, and is
ahnut to he exhibited.