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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-11
Leave on SATURDAY. April II ats NJ
REGULAR WEEKLY RED RIVER

Leaves on SATURDAY. 18Th insE at + p NJ
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
- ns--fnr Grand EGore NachtOcles Clniierxie
l,f&zStts33 Paisance Cohla Alexandria Normnns BnT
bin s. and all intermediate landings on Red river
Zane and Little rvers-lhe splendid and swift rrnnnr
gn 1 aansHt passenger packet steamer Rapides j. G.
having fine accommodations, apply on board. t7''
ViRGlNlUs @. DENTZFL,
Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-11

Leaves on SATURDAY, 1871 Inst at 5 P. NJ.
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
=, ~ n Packet Iine-Regular L. $. Mail pncke-For
[=8ss55 St t9ns Cairo. Memphis and the Bcnds-rhe
hrst-ciass passenger packet steamer w
Uncle am, Capt A. II. Irwin will he ready TO receive
freight Friday morning at the foot of Grnd street. leave
us above For freight or passage apply board
JOHN II. HYDE & Co,
Rl0 under st Charles Fntpl Ieft p;Dp
This boat connects Mt Napoleon with packets the
Arkansas and white rivers and at Memphis with the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad.
Bulls of lsdng at TIE office of Agents up to
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PPER MISSISSIPPI
R E D " E R.

Leaves on THItRSnAY. Eth inst at5P W.
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
fEas9 AS-for Jefferson, Smt1lnnd Benton Port Caddo
wanson's Landing, Moorfng's Landing AISRny
shreveport Grand Bayou, Coushatta Campte
Nomans Barh9 and all the Intermediate landings on RED
Fe-i lie new and fast-r1nnnp passenger steamer Con-
ess, Geor Wilson MASTER will leave az above For fre nv
pase"s5 @rply on board "
VIRGiNIUS G. DENTZELs
10 Advertising Agent
The Countess connects Mt Shreveport with steamer Fe for
Jefferson and all Intermediate la dlns s. and with The " T
Levy for Fulton and above the Raft " w. -'
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Leaves avery y SATURDAY al 8 p. NJ.
NEW ORLEANS AND VFCKs-
. 60 h. burg U $. Mail Liue-For Donaldsonve Plao
Hem E.9, Baton Rouge, Port Hudson Bayou sara
proof Rodney ST. joseph, Grand Gulf Warrenton and Tcs
bugThe NafcIleZ, T. P eathers master will oaYe
as above every Saturday al o'clock P. NJ.
j. PERSON & co, Agents.
se0 Al CnrnnIpfet st11es.
The Eatchez connects at Vickshurg with steamers Hope
and Prince for Ytzoo river Of'N
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-11
L o W Err COAST .

Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 10 a II
boS QUARANTINE AND LOWER
HaS M Goas-Twice Week.-The fine passenger packe
&EFs3fst5tsA9 Empire Parish, A. Grant Jr master
will leaye New Orleans above, commencing or
WEDNESDAY, the Sd Of October. "
SEES f. LANOUE. Agent.
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Certificates of Stock shall the
az 9e Board Directors shall organize under This act and se
certificate shall he signed by the President Secretary
Board and transfer shall unless made mon Tic scI
book and by the surrender of the certificate
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MS% h. ct : For Jefferson SmthIand Benton Pnrt
Caddo, Swanson's Mornings, Albany Shreve.
Grand Bayou, Campte Grand ESbra Aiay.
aadris Normnns Babins and all Intermediate landings on
Red RtverThe elegant and light draHght running rassen
ger steamer saltie Robinson, Reynolds maser viii
leave as above For freight passage apply on board
VlRGINIUS G. nEhTZEL.
AT Advertising Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-23

rights o. the Ports AZ the nops pons Of Austrian
6 s:vs sssrsS O. sSs %ssssS poss . oo.s %
syria -
The bombardment Of Cyislla del Tronto commenced
% Thursday, Feb % Gene Il FesgolA his declared 70
CiAidni that The works ccmmenosd agsnss the citadel
Constitute violation OF the Convention ooncluoed DO
the CT, should they be carried Cadini rspl,sd snat
fer inhabitant Of the oity Who might bs killed or
wound by the he would order an officer
notified TO Gen. Fergoa that he does not consider HIN
general, but As . rebel against King Sictor Emanuel
= eea HoI,--a.
dcspatch from tho Hague OF tho Cd says,-rhe Mn
tes OF the Interior stated day that the ministers
spsctfulIy requested his Msesty to form as C.bnet
mo King replied that he would consider Via. the in
teress OF the country demanded and IN the whe
has professionally prorogucd the Chamber.
The D4GCash Question.
hagen requesting thss Donmark should lay before the
Estates OF hosten the budget for ISL.
The note adds that should tn,s request not be con-
piled with federal execution would take place W Hosten.
HIarxees.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
MARCH 4-P. A-The English funds opened steadily
this morning the firm prices Of saturday but the
kct WIS subsequently, lees strong
There has been iar demand for discount today
terms slightly below the bank rate
In She Stock Ex hargo the supply OF m0ucy was much
abnnoant than for weeks past auc short 10
offered at rates ranging between per cent-
lnos Central shares declined 10 q ~ discount
Tho Bank OF St Petersburg has reduced Its rate Of
discount from 7s7h per cent to 6H . for the cur
rent fortnight
LONDON, March 6-P M--rhe English funds have been
quiet ut Monday prices the OF the lrSct
firm. Consos for money quoted ut 9lx q, aud tue
general quotation was Ok u; for April 10, 9iH "a
Ia the discount market there has boon increased de-
n1and.
French Ycntes are quoted at 68f.
In tho foreign exchanges the rates upon Amsterdam
and Hamburg are shade hghor Illinois Central again
declined.
IIyEarooI CoTros MARKET, March An extensive dc
ns been manifested to-day AID tho sales amount
TO 20 900 bales 10 600 for speculation aud export
March 6-5ale6 to-day exceed To 600 bAloe-T 900 on
speculation and for export. Prices fully "a. per Id
higher than last Friday.
LONDON CORN MARKET, March 4-The market to-day
was inactive Of last week % rates
LONDON PRODUCE Provision Market, March g.
sugar steady Coffee trm Tea stcady Rice fiat. Tai
low quiet at COS 6ls Cd. the spot Os unchanged
Scotch pig iron, ass Sd.
IIvrRrooL Com BREADsTUITs MARKET, March g.
Wheat N good request and sd per 100 los m prc
money paid for American red. Flour regular.
Oats, barley, beans and peas unchanged Indian
firm BIS for mixed and 33s per quarter for yellow
American. Whiss American goa. 3ys. 81. per 4s0
pounlR.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
Corsos closed ct 914s 9iZ for money, and e2 a923
for account. The demand for account increases.
AMxIuoAS SECURITIES
There hos been decline in Iunois Central shares.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-23
Before lion Judge Daley


vsnpicr A0AISsr BANK on A DISPUTED CHECK
MRfn - -6enserSr Ddr u. tAe Rank ef the Com
nonraiA Tho plaintiffs IN this case are brokers' aud
sus the bank for balance OF their deposit account
amounting 10 " 40, which they Contend was reminding
70 their credit deeudants' hands on 3lsi December
1850 The ocferaants resist the claim alleging that the
money paid upon The plantf. order chscg Cor
thai smount raniGs all sc that the check alndci 70
IA forgery.
The Ir,s,doni q The bank testified that tho plaintiff
Dart had ack1owiedg~d the check 10 b. genuine NJ
Henderson, ~ the palnss tcs'ar that the check
forgery, nc being the only person authorized 10
draw checks for the nru and be drew this one
Tho Judge cha'g'd The jury that w1 cntircy qucs
ticn Zoe them 20 wheeler hcy bgevtd from TED
tmony. that the cheek wAs forgery a genuine oac
1hss morning IN Jefy nruugit scaled verdict Tor
plaintlls for fun Gniornt claimed.
In "TnaS.I~ asp rnAgr,ns We notice w the pro
ceedpgs ~ The Lnuulapa C,nve -tC1, tho ph Inst
that resolutions adopted Authorizing tho s'aso DO
p@ofy ~ pay certain rarwuta ssuoi under tho aatbo
riy Of tho urica states out ~ the United u moacys
Fcaed rcconliy ia New ORC by the Authorities. Tho
sums no thus paid amount The aggregate about
$40 COO This frank and honorable ac,on givc- tn lie 20
TIE republican pTeas, who denounced The louisiana au-
thofites a. "tbiosea and traitors"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-23


a cEhylEnAkt RserDKNCE 10 LET, or nx.
N change for iuvo~~1 CAP pryf<fty "A np~ fcus~ and
Stable vi eleven ofs o. ground s,scd sorrss %
aud Bnsh rtck avenues Aamsburp shout twonty
sve ranuscs BY from ~ ferry TIE aroonds we'd
sM co.. Win grspeytscs fruit uw- Ac Avply 70 v. ~.
BROWER No. cesaties alp ksv fors-
A SPLENDID CORNER sTORE To Lrr-os PIFrH
"a avs,ue ard n sty xFrcL Wouad BE-
en stand for corioe.9nofy. winr7 Or ssy lss .aaey
bupina<s Apply NJ the lofri NermNln, o. tAth
and sweniy srone su-e1
A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, FsklDfsu ~ THHIs
"A hour~ would ict frsnt fsfi9f sas ned ora
rpntlecsn or scnsrsr stf his sils The hsusr erosa
rto,A with All oe npdcfn imprcvrw~mN ug1rr 81 81
I~rnrcn svrnpe, third house sbyvs thirty eighth
ItcfcrvnS>~ foqulred-
LARGE fore ET0ey brown 9rukE NptkN. o.
y Nndtsn atsft~. 49, - sset.n = tsst ID ~ *
e1' ~ \ III. sEs.a tesnfrs N4net ts WB Nt ~
.fV..g r. o. tt@t etfNRt~m
e. q. aAe@nass.s. a. Esl-uM ss~~~~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-23

d*nsfch FROM Wespsw OF Friday evening eays.--Tbe
U.s. Wfffrts s,art E"1my esrgC ry,ttio " weIr
ffAt.
~ rssos..y r-.y,aa iu-.... 81 s..yg1 aba 81. \
10 sess-t dssu4 saacs lock paAce csunittos Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-23
vnaT nav THISK OF DAyisl

ne paasa = ss-.shof nrss prsftisni u the south
ssn osx Il dsfAips ~ . strs1se aocamens M. J~irfs1n
Iwvw Coasrss slttss a, n,ntsomsy ana
fAxo&Kh tf g. ls yasspir ~os1, that tns coffin
at~ aas n~ee@<ny t2a chgcs have fcsortci 70 the
umecy a pep.fnitsa." fhs ssstecuept, consE from
ihdxidAsi, ~ scasssf rep e~sntstiys la
az eeen< 40 a The Datso % yea gosernor " ssto
sph cg aifaet ost v, bat tao suth rita
tyt iscMfsat1 II caief magistrate Of republic, ~
ta~ss A. inmeass sgnsscs1Vy. NJ Davis, sPe 1ing b
fefe ia@ c~a1s q the ooafcferssl1n, sp,aks Tor
nn~w n%1es ssd NJ federation is.,i, and the nrs
~xg~wRin ~ hm optnaus frestdent II the declaration
81 sta he hc,ss kaex fIa sw "a ITALY antt<b1s'ic
~ 1nth se~ssios fre M North a Ocon tbs dream
- wN f&ueme ~nath~rn states since tne days Of
tenn q CAtosa has bees srgse1 uppa ami ,p5rtei
~ Nc ~risss and Solsticians m that ssctipn, sud
eAaRpsensa ~ As nfAm~as Lsbastsr Walker aner Tho
e~nU<r~s u such .t1esmsn Ssala, tAnu, AMI Osys
ksmmux hs sdmsaNtss,ian a NJ. Bacnansa k@ bcea
on~sr~&< ant ~urksd b. tbs sou,h~rn~rs a. 3, pro
are Zoe ~ crfsw. ~ tno9 n we're appointed
IL The aAcss III Csbtae, ana he pfo
rMrewy MAJORITY ths snste pace. Jcasrson ava az
tA~ bead VI the nsmmio~ xtsry Ad.ifs ~ order %
yrevent ~nt lnsrr.cs ~Ilb tns de-igas q ths eocas
Rsen~ts unser tbs Presidency ~ jams Bushtntn tne
frdorM TREASURY t>s been robb~d OF mii,ns ~ d,lies
sn6 thf nstora croft ,mn~siief the arms u Nlfern
axse@an abstf~c 81 al rvt dsee u'h ~ lrI aNi
conksar0a kFrg I'D r III fete I.
S4F iho rssvsusioni.ts- rass
90 as~ ss.e s1-4s-, eut tsca rsgvs1 - ina~5P1z0s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-23

tovs vghe o. the Porte the nopl poans of Austrian
policy n referenCe 70 that question: bns Is The ne time
understanding on tho prooDgat'ea u he Occupation Of
Syria
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-23

The slrgs 81 tho Council OF the Empire IN
10 the question Of the peasants approaching their ter
naton II VI said that tho emancipation OF tho sevf<
will DO proclaimed during Lont fold etyic).
The rsris Potris AMI Pays say Tho Gar viii clabo
ratio q protest Of Constitution for Russia the
question Of tho emancipation Of the sevfs shall be
solved.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-23

An Imperial autograph letter. addressed 70 the a Of
Croaia ctions the establishment of tho clect
aw Il 1913 IN that province, excepting, however, the
military frspt,er.
The pct will decidc the question Of the anncxitos
OF Dulmatm 70 Cy0etia.
population from Venice, with Count Bernbc Pol sta
Of that city Mt their bond expected Mt vsrns or,
tcir rciipOrs " TIE tmprnr NJ the nam of Ncnios
Abe Aust an CHngEH - sI fiHfc NCttcfnhn. tbs
,Yftr sil 81 fgr's hts rrretreh inasrscNsts d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-23

The Austrian C&biuo1ns dsspssohed note 70 Copcn-
hagen requesting thas Donmark should NY before the
Estates OF HolsteIn the budget for l6Gl.
The note adds that should THIS request not be CON-
piled with federal execution would take place W Holsten
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-23

RIO LhT-ieS DIAN srkkEf. BR0OKLYN. TIRE
i story aud basement Dwciling has caa hot and o..
water; g-peel convenient house fh~ neighs rhood
FIRST class Can ske the Atlantic street ~ bond stree
wHlTLOCK, 2se lean street OF OF L Hull. Is Ne
atra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-23

CHOPS ON iHIBT1,sTxTn sTRELT, NEAR EIGHT
- avenue, to lee Also Houses and Apa tnlents Appl
At as so Eighth avenue niso highth Fourth avonu
Stores
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-23

dc6patch from tho Hague OF tho Cd says-The Mn
lister OF the Interior stated day that the ministers
rendered their resignstions to the King, aud have
spectfuliy requested his Msesty to form Cab net.
Tho King replied that he would consider What the in
terests Of the country demanded and the whe
has Professionally prorcgucd the Chamber.
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AND
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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-12-11
6 They go right TO the Spot :"


Purity your Breath!
Strengthen your Voice!
Spa1dings
THROAT CONNECTIONS
ARE
GOOD FOR CLERGYMEN,
GOOD FOR LECTURERS,
GOOD FOR PUBLIC SPEAKERS,
GOOD FOR SINGERS,
GOOD FOR CONSUMPTIVES.
GENTLEMEN CARRY
THROAT CONNECTIONS
LADIES ARE DELIGHTED WITH
THROAT CONNECTIONS.
CHILDREN CRY FOR
THROAT CORRECTIONS,
They relieve a Cough instantly.
They clear the Throat.
They give strength and volume to the voice.
They impart delicious aroma to the breath
They are delightful to the taste.
They are made of simple herbs and can not
harm any one.
advise every one who has Cough or a
Husky Voice or Bad Breath, or any difficult
ty ofthe Throat, to get Package ofmy Throat
Confections, they will relieve you instantly,
and You will agree with me that they go right
to the spot" You will find them very useful
and pleasant while travelling or attending pub
lie meetings for stilling your Cough or allay-
ing your throat If you try one package am
safe in saying that you will ever afterwards
consider them indispensable. You will find
them at the Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
PRICE TWENTY FIVE CENTS.
My signature is Oh each package. All others
are counterfeit.
4 Package will be sent by mail, pre- paid,
on receipt of Thirty Cents.
Address, HENRY C. SPALDING,
No As Cedar street, New-Yolk.