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In my last communication gave brief description
OF the trumpha entrance into Lima the 18Th inst,
Of the Dictator Colonel Prsdo Of the
victory Of Tho ID Of May Want Of time compelled me
20 omit translation of the very significant speech made
By his Excellcncy on shat occasion. now give II In
FULL
IMPORTANT NysrH pftIvvnrp pscrAron rrar.
GsSrLgsxS--At this solemn time, when Lama and
Caliao plating their aurcs the glory which
Their beloved country, arc Wild with enthusiasm,
this time, when the factions OF p0s disappear and
with them their enulatons and unworthy apinostes;
when from the highest magistrate 10 the hunhest citi
zen every has contributed less Ia the sphere
OF his powers the triumph OF arms st the present
time frepeat when there prevails but one sentiment and
tho country looks with impsrtaty upon her sons
without distinction Of classes persous the Prcsdcnt Of
among tho people II N the citizen gentlemen, WHO
speaks 10 u Colonel Prado who renders his account 70
the nation. Perhaps you VIII observe. gentlemen, the
diversity q my thoughts Let y not surprise yoli
not the head The heart which my D. 70 the
expression OF those fold and varied yntimen,1 For
the better appreciation ~ actual prosperity. 'e us re-
call our Jet n-forinuss From The Independence up
70 the sixth 81 November the country has fnnur1sd over
The msrordact o. her IONS and Their blood shed fsr
cds STRIFE but did she mourn 20 deeply ~ on the
iah Of Aps and the 27h Of January, at the ghi ~ her
flag outraged and her honor and treasure NJ TIE fcet OF
broken down throne The mournful cry OF the country,
In a, tho towns and cities Of the rspabic, and among
them Aregn pa ftsd up her powerful and terrible yofe,
which like he thunder ~ heaven, moved All the 'snf.
Then the people apponted me a. their leader snd fni
N faith AMI ainr ni-sed 70 their and their
treasure copidng 70 my l0yNy the honor aud rights 81
The country Afier elg Do months Of hard campaign.
on the 9th o. November gave due ssssfsc'icn W the
national confidence, bict,,ng Oh. With my s.ord NE
public pn, On Ne gala dress and celebrated with dso,.
Joy ths triumph " IA army, tae fIl q tbs vNess o.
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Ysrsnnal Inssiliasnee.

Lord Lorns. from Scotland; sgnor Bertlnait. Italian
Minister ct wsshrssson; ~ Deifcs-e. Belgian Minister
Al Washington, Count f~ioar. cf tbs Belgian isxson,
signor csntagsl Secretary o. the Italian legation, sod
Major General " ssston Al the Bf.voor, Hoase Il
b the intention ~ tho.s ssntlsnsn WHO are eonnecssd
with diplomatic misscra % ptosed 70 waahsss0n afsf
4 sbor, Interval
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We ha,. hard n fsntsis rho s,u spprars ~
SozDpusT wat IL the1F rel obl~ethoa 80 W simply
tai. preserves tho tss,h sni sofid interests hsi
~. a. =, n ths snth their br~sf snd bsitrr Fainsa
rnser ne rrofs.sson In al psf'. ef "a eoansy -
a'''s 40 Brwang oY INVITATIONS
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READ r. u n ~ soETHwoL TITS LETTER
Yr0svtcr CVrTs.R, slo Ncsfossi y. q 4

Rad u. u. y. y. soETgwoLTir LITTER
Yrosvtcr CVrrsaE, 'sIo NcSrowsi -. q
Aprl Z 1871 \
M~ssrs. HosrIrrrp ssirH.-
IN ~, -. N d,-- ne uIca sur. testimonial 10
thofe others In favor Of Jour excel W pnp1rAion
Several the banks OF hpnhrfn river.
ami Of rloc appexlnn literary had -. thoroughly
exhausted system and undsrnin vi my hsAlths
that had benoinr mnrr to dyspopsa and urftot head.
ache recurring at ,hor inisrsas and DEFY esan Anoss
r.medle. Matara Neiica had como ~ The oonciv
ahinx total change of rssldcn 90 aud pur
health. wtsn friend cnoeA
IiO.tettcrs Iuusr. Iprncnr.d sJ,tn apartment
II required hut bo- 10 convince NE that AS nogss
Al last III. Int nlnation remedies The rencf
hs been complete. II y some years sincc
first tried Ho~erA bhisfs aud u bat Junt 70 ssy
have FOUND preparation all thst claims u bci ue
standsi Cordial with aud even as atifnusss
Tx. n than anything el.e but We use u In -
bilious aud dyspcptc cssesGtom ife'or down
toothacA. If have tal si lead any dyHprrSk
neryous rrusdy, shall have done ss.s
good.
fema,o, gen, icrncn, repeatedly yosirs -
y. u. H. ~ sOSTHwoRrU.
Sold by AL Dru srists
N.tx N.fL. ga.Es !. lleva
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Sold by AL Dru rrisis
New Yof@ olic. ~ pry street


A.-A.-A--Do~tor Lynn Hr~eher Uss0
prepare himself Tor writing by saving half
more less wood Exercise. Ia 10
admirable tonic br 10 will not superssis ine necessity %
proper m-denes t3e most valuable % these u MARE
DENIS gAIISAlA TONIC, the virtues Of rksh cert
ned by touSsudsf who have uicd H. D.aS az Broad
way. For ~ y a druggists.
k-A.-ife tn~uirpner companies wish h1r patrons -
live long pass b~ they Should therefore
prompt appropriate remedies In the
beginning OF dis Thus they should instruct thsms
tho hT-t OF the synIpm ~ iOrdefrd
condition 81 the bowel make OF MAHsDEs'3 cAk
NINtTiyE SYRUP They s0uii mud that ycAro
would added th average length OF LIE ~ their Ia
sufres Depot AZ Brossisay Iur s.ic by all druggists.
A-xARsDiNS SAbArlvE FILLS srrurs perfect d.
accurately slusng thr fnngt1ns ~ the ktorn
ac liver bowels removing all impurities u The blood.
sinsbc all o. pastpaou heinx ma "a acton
Depot ssz Broadway. Foe sale ny ~
druggists
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Agents wsst,s.-ss.0o 900 . y.ss sra AL
si-a--- - fsrsesy ps-vs ss4fsss " - "isss
ci-vesBa, os.s.
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Agents wanted.
tsnDs ard al sspsnsss yps fafsr t.fts uisfs -
LIZ. d MIsnI rl.arlAAA. OlIn
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A-rh, Superiority .f whites us'. =.
rssse'ssl'r s~s.s-tag s' ts.a Ns1 hysRf 4
~ sgefk
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a perSsss Development ~ she nososs a.
rYse ~ isfy ~ f~4.es IAs.- ss4m ~
aass sas ys SsDAr sUsELN HAssAkikL ssfs
- ssr1s4 " CanAi s,fs~4
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prosle ,ouf.slse. With oas fieysn, srf fsssiss.
Enoss aud shoes 80 Ses, rrss for laies gsps snf
D. a. HnOONs, Agsut
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s,ing pa.<A~- Arts snd vefaia, sna pfrssrytnr y1rs
ara CIsshlns ff0sa nShs re- siAsnsl 49, ssnsio.
sau@i lyon Al ashsfs ar fgltat%,ns IAH - 49,
Iss@rt Po~d-r but Lyon sd W 81 efesxa 49, W
BARsEs A CO, ~ rsrt roc
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s-wh. Az. IN. lssn.., p,-ssl.. wh~

yep gFiIdN9pNB DrsNfsF tsgAtIAetf ~
ptsr IDEAS. nsFs-s Co. rsss No. 90 ~
wsss g. ~ frsnsns sirr~t ~ -
smt 30 srsnst teNisfs Va pska, wrf@tH-s I. - W
49, a. sses.l.rs. pen i -, sfrfsst -
mary 9sh~fs. H~rf w ywff 1ssss, ffsRA.t-~. - -
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All Prizes Cs.hsd An Legal I.SsterAes.-
]. cLurB. Erotsv. rs Brs.avsy-
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sgn..s y.. ehsislains. sni I.ssfirs-. t--uiy Sc.
lg,Y fYtfy as hundre1 aall.ft sse = -. ~
Gks,i.GR = ALLEN NJ. Ns Hre~dws', snr sesf esss
Canal street
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E.-For rheumatism, t.a"bago . sd sss
r,as snt AeAes - ktiI.issEhs lstALldhLL L1'
MKT
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All Prsass In the Royal Havana esq
other irgsiixed lotteries csshcd Id ornstpn siS.n-
r. sAfGE, .Brokrr. IN Hrossray.
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v,s.. Is.r.ss sra ovrs-s,~s.i u.sw,
40 sTssi, rSf k,s 49, ust nftlsx - eara = bAr
/ npt0Ns 8g,snA stfrsi
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A.-Fov Cats. Bruis~s. 0uPes Use kss-
LIS1Egs INFALIfgLE LJst1EAr.
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nianannd Rings

Dis asoad Rtngs
II i. dr.erfns r,fiy ror'y sal rry n fire ugnss~A
f,eilas sarb Tor ssi@ ~ gkO a. ALLEN. NJ as Hrs-l
way, 1eor below tsrs street.
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r.r gr~eliss vath rlmr~. YIs.hsorrns Frugsisas A.
G1ffgAtDis OrlEsfAL cgfAa Oh kA0icAis
HEAC rgIEE Hsf-rsnes.Fs ess.n q 80. 49, tnsfvsi
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rswd's po.ar. ssbsiis Gpvcsts nsss
fs1fs is~ fosrA~sis srJ far ~ 80 III - rs 49,
tss HYa.i~sy saa ~ dfarEss Asisi o. "
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A.-A--A.-A.-A-N.- -A.-A.-A.-A.
CLoriING.
fines, Nsntlemea'. aud Dsas CLOTHING in thu vostA
hkOkk& BROTHERS,
~ Fourth nste s0pf~r Institute,
ma IL I.afa xtEf ri "a
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las . provocative eS shetsss usS
xgIIfsyVHls tsrAfLIHLg ListsKAr. u vM 49,
Ns,nscs saa Bg-.s 7aAeass hsn asr h@s~s m>~~
lns
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10 Offers to Resign and Call Popular
Election rs Soon as the Spanish Squad
ron Leaves the Pacific.
Grand Banquet Given by the Dictator to Gov
eminent Officials, Foreign Ministers and
the Officers Of the American Squadron.
THE TABLE A QUARTER OF A MILE IN LENGTH.
Fears of Another Revolution i'm
Colombia.
&c. &c. &c.

The steamship New York, Captain Gray, from Aspin-
wall the 1s instant arrived at this port yesterday
We arc indebted to the purser for the prompt de-
livery of our files and dispatches
The following is the specie list of the New York;
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a.-ror D,.rrng., ,s n,.-Pp;;y ti mn.I.
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Elastic stockings.-A rsws Assevf ss~~s
last ,'assss, hanaars., A. Dr GLOVER, ~ Asa
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Address PoiIsk - 500. Meersehs $3.50
broadway. fpnrih sfsst fpes
o order, bsiei. mounted and repaired
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- Asthma. Bfoncats fstsrrhs
ali Di.~s,~s ~ rsfy.i spd LgHgs 0nly - %
tanned at hs hosgsi IA kssi sirts~nth ar~~ Goa
sumlsf~ ho si. hs sdais,-d The hospital
.isulJ aITy batw~-u sndz !. 4, sDrd.ys esssP;~a
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C.-I<siiipg.r'. Iarsltsb,s id1ims"s sss-
re- l,efa- the luldr for iorfy
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All Legal Iossrry Pirates Cashed, Dssw-
ings cifsnlsrs aud inf"i tnailoo 49,
j. n. gLAi1vis. ~ Wall street. ~ Y.
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sniy,.. sbir,s, sh,vt:
ar y,risslss y Tisssis1 as.s.ao.,
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Basehslor's Hair Dys.-The nsss im the
wsd tho only perfect Dye. hafmess. reliable tsstssts-
FACTORY 81 Barclay street
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MAILS FOB THE PACIFIC.

Tho Feniaa Invasion or Gsnsda-Ths
Proceedings Of ConKrs.s-Obscqwses %
General ssott-Inteiligenro from s0
Parts OF the Union-The Latest SsWs
from Europe, &c., Sc.
The mail steamship Northern Light. Captain Weir,
IN leave this port on Monday for AspnwalL
he malls for Central America and tho south Pacino
win Sose At half-past ten o'clock tomorrow morning
Tn, ylw YoRK HaRALp--Edton for tho Pacnc--wiu
be ready vi half past nine O'Clock In the morning.
IL wall "a We full account Of the Invasion Of Csnads
by the FEM ms Of the Battle OF Port cobornc with
map or the b. little Field Of the arrest Of tho Fcnan s-
by the Tn ed States authorities and tho latest par
tculas up 10 II time Of publications The proceedings
OF Congress Aoc1 unt Of the Funeral Ceremonies OF As
late Lieutenant Gc cr Scott al West Point InrrsstIa9
Intelligence from a. sections Of tho Union, Tho pss
ceedngs OF the UNI ed states Court at Richmond Va.
postponing the trai Jen Davis until October nsHt.
Tho latest news from Eu. vpc and accounts Of all inter
esting events OF the day.
single copies in wrapper rsndy for mailing, alr ocnss
Burnets's Oriental cooth Wash Bea
Will. contains nothing wteh can possibly lnIure the
enamel OF teeth II rfecua Wy removes frasvs
creons from the mouth renh, 70 Tho gums hardy asd
healthy, aud preyents decay "i the teeth
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m a. superior r,sslnns p.,t-s ynfsv hss.r $3.50
49,. ea.s &C. lfyna InAsu4 th~ usf~ ssSo
~ krf.I.lNl.n.E tsfALlltLk tf-tsEsr n Aay -sy.
sist~ form wAslsf All dfngss1 sfs~sTs 1850
- a.. al .rntfiign. s~TurnS saour ssff "a Sic
s,es ~ .sns cher h-sitsy >.ty ~ ufe~ rssss 90
ana ssn1 tks oF1~ss "a ssss f,< 10
s-aans .fsisi. kssh t'sAs hss ysyv ~fsyvf ga seA
trnyf tee fhrtwrles ~ sfx.si1f-s ~ f~f~f frp<f
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ChsvalIsE's T.sfs foS ske nair.--1svsSy
fails gray hair u. original e,ior r~shs>ss 49,
beauty will positively atop its falling out ~ ssv ees4
growth. 10 certain iapsr bf~ and vgos sn H.
vsaby k.ep tho head In clean. COL Asi healthy eesdsss
nothing has NO equal hair dressing
endorsed b, h~. physiasns assure yont lAds
sad gsn,irnen, TIA all you r~igre Toe hs har -on u -
drugglss. SARAH - thhsAbibh. - "
Chelsvs.-Dr. =. Celtic wrowns's Gale
HOpYsETh~ rzht Hon FAr nnsseii nics'Ad tef
college ~ rhyselsn. sua psrenrprt he, hs 50.
received sress ths The only retnsg %
any srrslr~ M ,bolef~ ,fiIuHObisE k-~ fzsssas
De,~l.ber 81. l.. uEsAr SMITH, special Ayni ~ Nss-
Il street, ssv NarA
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Cn.v.,,.r.. Lac. r.~ ~ Ilair.-s.v.s

C.-Ts~wiiiigvr 4 Cs.'s Tmpreved Triple
nsng. nreproof ssfss ysoi's a.. =, WI Naliea hes.
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oct youv shtrts - Seody's.
stx GOOD HuluTs rOn vi
s~r Yoss Nh. esIrt. r. ssf.f. -
aODDrs s.~ ntors. la Bfy~fwJ
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n.rn.,,,. or,en,., voo,n Wash B....s-

lal Will. II contains nothing possiv lnlurr
enamel teeth II rfec,ua w removes an frasivs
creiions from the mouth, rrni' 70 ,ha gums hardy asd
healthy aud prevents docay al the teeth
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Hss. =. a.. HsIi's HAIR Rsssovatsvs.~
ri- astss~ .fess ~ sss~r. " ss~ f.s,sse $50
Asis ngax1ai ssfYr, uD1rt@ss~f 80 t~sasf
81 ~ ksr pr ssts ~ Ne asrsr. bf. eRSts, -
tmry street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-03

The Beast" is the author Of the platform
adopted by the soldiers convention at Pittsburg
One of its resolutions asserts that the President,
Gas an executive officer has no right to policy
as against the legislative department of the gov
ernment.n Among the many new discoveries in
politics which have been made by the Black Re
publican party this one by g The Beast" claims
pre-emnence for originality. There has not been
a single administration since the meeting Of the
first Congress uuder our Constitution which has
not distinguished itself by the initiation of and ad-
herence to policy upon some prominent political
issue. The Constitution contemplates that the
President shall have " policy as against the leg
islative department of the government" 1t is
imperative in commanding him q to give to the
Congress, from time to time, information of the
state of the Union and to recommend to their con
sderaton such measures as he shall judge neces-
sary and expedent.n
In lodging the veto power with the President
-he authors of our Constitution intended to. and
did clothe him with authority to annul legislation
which he deemed detrimental to the public inter
est, unless it should be sustained by majority Of
two-thirds in Congress. Whenitis thus sustained
he is under 10 moral or legal obligation to Weld
his convictions of policy or right, but is derelict
in his duty if he fails to appeal to the people for
support and to endeavor to secure the popular
verdict for measures which he believes the gene
raj welfare demands. The clause in the Gonsti-
tuition we have quoted is conclusive that the Pres
ident is something else than an executive officer
He is part of the lawmaking power, and is
charged with the duty of advising Congress, and
is, of course bound to employ all lawful and
honorable means to secure the triumph OF a policy
which his own Judgment and convictions OF right
commend.-[C Chicago Times
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-03

PROSPECTS IN NORTH ALABAMA From north
ern Alabama we learn the cotton prospects are
very gloomy in that section; not one-third of the
usual crop will be gathered. Corn, too, is almost
a failure, the amount produced being insufficient
for home consumption during the year. Planters
who have invested generally to the extent Of their
ability in the culture of their land, are very de-
spondent in view of the scanty yield of the two
great staples of this country. They are anxious
to rent out their lands the next year at much less
than the ratesdemanded last January The Nash
vile Press of the 26th says many will probably
adopt the plan of renting tracts to the negroes
who have been working the present year for
wages. Such an idea would not have been enter.
will try it for the future.-[ Montgomery Mail
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-03
COTTON MILLS.
rTuE LANE COTTON MILLS.

These MILLS, which built by in 1850 effort
Southern enterprise again under my control: and
prepared supply the trade with COTTON YARNS Nos.
SIS 1875 packed such proportions may be ordered
and ofhe quality up by prior to the which
celled any ever offered in this market
It known while these Mills in my hands, the
product of than attained reputation for superiority OF
quality and fulness of weght-unequaed by ether
Yarns offered This reputation has been prostitued by
certain unprncpled parties who have not cruped to
and brand to inferior artce and further
more leara that Georgia Yarns have been offered in this
Market the product of my Mills.
To protect myself and consumers from such mpOsitonsI
have adopted trade mark which will hereafter, be placed
each bale of Yarns with the addition of my signature
each pad label These Mills have agents Orders left
at No. 80 Union street, will be promptly executed,
L. N. LANE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-03
W1NTER's IMPROVED PORTABLE
CIRCULAR SAW MILL,
.Laae,s Patent aes and Feed WORKS.

Lanes Patent as6 and Feed WorfzB.,s
ave respectfully call attention to our RIMPRovED
PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW tMILL1i with 'sLANEpS
PATENT SET AND FEED WORKs.' some che particu-
lar advantages claimed therefor being follows
log by the ending the Saw with single motion Of
hand under device simple effective, and
wise subject breakage og Of whatever
length being at both ends and the instant
time By the Sawyer above stated; and an unerrng uni
foity in this thickness the plank throughout insured
2dThe saving secured not only in the number Of hand
employed about mill but the SAVING Of that which Of m
Importance toW: in the working time Of the m
sufficiently illustrated perhaps when 1t ID stated that in h
setting ne usually required By other mills are able
enabled twenty planks f require in ng
mnue accounted for in part BY the fact that the Saw q
INCREASINGLY engaged he runback time excepted IL
actual work from the moment the stock is in place until 1t
entirely converted into lunaberi
Sd-The peculiar arrangement of the 81 Feed Works,
whereby the spp and tear always incident
the usual belt is avoided and in lieu nsan
stsrting' and stoppng unftilfngiy effected
4h-The substantial and perfect proportions Of the MIL to
gether with its combinations Of Stee Saw handre Bahb
Metal sefOiiiHg and SeAdjusting Boxes the reunent
casron supports the carriage for the log and the
beauty Of hnish the other features which pacu
arly characterize MILL and which for the una
ing admiration of the practical.
These references sufficient trust to for
Mill ell that required and all that s asked In any instance
to insure preference, namely IA examination before
chase elsewhere"
WINTER & CO.
General Commission Merchants No. 40 Broadway New York
Ga-N E" LANES PATENT ser WORKS" applied
with facility to Mile Of other patterns
Agents for the above Mill,
No. 63 Carnndelet street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-03

ONE.SIDED.-A few weeks since a couple of eX-
watch, near Dalton Ga. They were tried, CON
yicted, and publicly whipped as the law of Georgia
directs About the same time a citizen stole q
sneep ana was also tried and convicted and like
wise whipped.
Some radical correspondent, in Brownow's or,
gan at Nashville, misrepresents the transaction
and asserts that the yankees were whipped by
a @mob'' merely because they were Yankees
No5a word about the citizen who stole the sheep
Such is radical tactics II Atlanta Intelhgencer.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-03
PATENT CLoTHEs-WAsHER.
VmEMXDRAU1Eo CLormEs wAaHEn
AND WRINGER.

The best useful invention Of the kind for savpr
household labor ever invented.
Has and better recommendations saving time Iabol
the and tear OF fabrics washed than any other
chine All the other machines either the clothes aud
hem speedily do not satisfactorily perform their work
HYDRAULIC CLOTHES WASHER
Thsis not the There rubbing the clothes an
consequently, and The washing is ost com
ps5g and thoroughly performed by the of the
alone Send for circular, giving full explenatou or call and
sxsfiips item at the General Southern Agency.
Good inducements offered to agents elsewhere.
s. NJ. BARTON & Co,s,
No. II Tehoapitoulas street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-03

FOREIGN JOURNALS IN NEW YoRx CIrY.-La
Cronca iSpanish) makes out the number to be
Spanish 3, French A. Italian 2, German Is, Scan
dinaYian /, English |, Irish o Scotch /, Dutch 2
Total 80. This shows what life in New York is
and what eesmQp0tan city it is.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-03

Gen. Grant will soon be as bitterly opposed by
the radicals as the President himself. Not being
able to obtain his assistance to carry out their
reasonable designs upon the country, they will
now let loose their hounds upon his track. Thus
Jack Hamilton, in a speech recently made at
Cleveland alternated his usual abuse of the Presi-
dent with assaults on Congress- and said that if
Andrew johnson should be deposed by writ of
impeachment, and any military commander, even
Grant himself, should respond to his call on the
military that commander would be unmade even
radical gratitude towards the leader of the boys
il blue. Philadelphia Age.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-03
lst mile. ID mile. Sd mile. 4th nj

lstmTIe. ID mile 3dmile. 4th mile.
First Heat .,....@..4.55a $:tS 3:tS,> 553S5 7:$5
There were about twenty thousand persons
present, which turned into the treasury of the
club not less than fifty thousand dollars. The
course is a good money making operation, for the
first day certainly paid for the course and prizes,
and the three days yet, will, without doubt, turn
in one hundred thousand dollars clear profit, and
no risk of loss pretty good thing for the pocll-
cts, as well as the enjoyment Of the American
Jockey Club The prices are rather high, but
that is not Objectionable, as it secures a better
class of people in attendance, and excludes the
scurf and scum who ordinarily go to races. In
consequence Of the severe storm to-day, the
races OF to-day, Thursday and Saturday of this
week, are postponed until Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday of next week, D., EYES AND EARS.