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south was swept down- Coffee creek.
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Hamilton-together with alllthe horses,
and express box. Most of the mail was
saved. Another dispatch of the 11th,
says the body of DIR. Hamilton was found
in the Trinity river. y.
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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-13
STATE LEGISLATURE.
rH1RTY-EIaHrH DAY.
Senate.


WEDNESDAY, August II. 1868.
The Senate was called to order at IL O'Clock.
Lieut.. Gov. Dunn presiding, and twenty senators
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Turner, colored.
Mr.. Todd (R moved that the lobbies and hall
of the Senate be cleared Of all persons except
senators, employees Of the Senate and contest
Mr. Whitney (R.) moved to amend, excepting
the members of the press.
Mr.. O'Hara (R.) moved to lsy the motion and
amendment on the table. Lost.
The original motion and amendment was then
passed and the hall and lobbies cleared.
Mr.. BeaTes (R.) moved reconsideration, that
invited friends of the senators be allowed to
remain.
Mr.. Todd objected. He did not want to be
bothered by his friends. Objection sustained.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
Judcisry-Favorably an act to amend the first
section Of an act entitled ." An act To incorporate
the town of Monroe, La, and providing for the
government Of the same" approved March 8,
1868.
Clsims-An act for the relief Of ). EdmondsOn,
Withdrawn.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Ray, Republican, asked for suspension oi
the rules, to present bill 70 amend the charter
of the town of Monroe, La. BEiles suspended.
Also relative 10 delinquent tax payers. he
| ferred TO the judiciary committee.
Also to purchase 500 copies Of the Code o.
Practice and the Civil Code OF the State o.
| Louisiana.
Mr.. Ogden, Democrat, asked for a suspension
OF the rules to ntroducesaa act relative TO the IN
scription Of certain mortgages in favor OF minors
| Read and referred to tho judiciary committee.
Mr.. Blackman, Democrat, stated that ne We
| not present when the resolution was oners'
clearing the bslls and Hobbies, and would moE
for a reconside ration, as he public bad rlgei =
| be present and witness the proceedings II ehe
were so inclined. Such action was wlt0e1'
precedent in the history OF legislation
| Mr. Hara seconded the motion.
| Mr. Blsckmau then offered resolution. hat IN
| resolution excluding the public from the lobbis
he and the same is hereby rescinded.
4 Mr. Todd wished TO remind the senator that tn
Senate chamber was not reception room II
| his friends.
Mr. Bacon called fer the yeas andaays. DARN
the roll can, AT. Blsckman stated that he unde
stood il was the intention TO exssude the publ
today only, and not permanently. De therefor
ask ed to withdraw his resolution
/ Mr. Campbell, under q suspension OF the rule
presented the report OF the committee on ele
| lions. and the resolution providing for speci
| committee relative to ascertainng the tim
| place and facts of the several murders report
| BY the governor in his communication to .
| president Of the United States.
Mr.. Campbell moved the adoption OF the res
luton and amendment, and that the commune
ton Of the governor be spread upon the minute
NOTICE or BILLS.
| Nr. Williams gave notice that be would lntl
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THE MEXICAN REVOLUTION
The Whole state Of Vera Cruz in
lnsurrecti0n.
Apprehended Immediate Attack on the
Castle of ssn Juan de Ulloa.
MISERY THROUGHOUT THE REPUBLIC.


WASHINGTON, Aug. l2.-special Mexican ad
vices report that the State of Vera Cruz is in re-
bellion under influential leaders. II is thought
that the castle of San Juan de UllOs will be at
tackled. Alatorre has defeated Negrete.
HAVANA. August 1.-THE French mail steamer
Paris arrived from Vera Cruz, bringing ad vices
as late ss August 5th. The whole State of Vera
Cruz is in insurTecuOn. The rebels are well or
ganized and the leaders men of influence. The
insurrection is extending rapidly, and they hold
their ground firmly.
PoTeto, at Madellen, has pronounced in favor of
0rtega. Other leaders followed his example and
were followed by the troops stationed at Tiscotal
pain and Alvarado. Both these places hitherto
favored Jsnrez. The CITY OF vera Cruz IS leIt
without sufficient force 10 repel an attack which
ia momentarily feared. II Is expected that the
first place attacked will be castle San Juan de
Ulloa, where many prisoners are commissioning
them Gems. EscObedo and Castillo. The latter Is
the best engineer in Mexico and the former was
q general OF division. In the State Of Puebla the
governor had closed the tribune by force. The
judges threatened TO srraign him for violsting the
Constitution. In Sierra around Puebla, General
Aatorre had his hands full with the iHsurrection,
headed by Gen. Negrete. He had asked the gov
eIBment for 1000 more troops and received only
200, and il was rumoEed that be had been de-
fested by the rebel leaders, He arrived at Jalaps
with 200 men and the wounded. The balance OF
his men had been put hOrs du combat and fallen
into the enemy's hands. The government tele-
grams admit a reverse.
Misery prevailed throughout the republic.
Agricultural prospects were ruined, and discon.
tent becoming general.
In Gerrero, Gems. Jeminez and Arce had given
furlouehs to the troops to enable them to aid in
planting the crops. From Quaretaro the federal
commander sent request for the reinforcements.
The government replied that it was impossible to
send man.
In Chihuahua the students had become so in
subordinate that the military had been called on
TO arrest and imprison them.
In Jalisco large bands were threatening Ciudsd.
Gasman deemed it possible that the rural populs-
ton would join them.
In Sonora the reactionsry party had been de
feated. Vssquez, Chacon and Vargos were cap
tured and shot.
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FROM MONTGOMERY.

Legislative Recess-HO elton on the Veto OF
,he Electoral Vote Bnl--New OottOn--ke-
toIeing over the Adjournment Ofthe Legis-
lRture.
MONTGOMERY, Aug. l2.-The Legislature took a
recess 81 P. NJ. to day, 10 meet on the first Mon
day in November. No action was taken on the
governors veto of the bill authorizing the Legsa-
lure TO cast the electoral vote of the State and II
remains to be disposed of on the reassembling OF
the Legislature in November, the day before the
presidential election. The new State Constitu-
ton provides that registration of voters shall be
had before every general election. The Senate
to-day passed q registration bill but the House
laid it on the table. The members have nearly all
left this city.
TIE second bale Of new cotton was received to-
day from the farm Of Hicks and Lee, and sold by
James NJ srks & Co. TO Hunter q Co. at 80 cents
Weight over 500 pounds.
The Young men of the city are firing salute IL
honor of the adjournment Of the Legislature and
tie departure Of its members.
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FROM EUROPE.

Hungsrian Omeers-The Bulgarfan Iasur-
reetion ssBprss.ed-Tuaa aIt by Paris stu
dsnts-Death OF Menken-speculAtiens on
nm Imperial specs.
LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE emperor of Austria
urges the speedy appointment of Hungarian off.
GERS 10 command in Hungary.
The insurrection In Bulgaria has been sup.
pressed. The Turks accuse Prince Charles OF
Roumsnia of aiding IL.
The foreign volunteers are dsserting the papal
service. .. .-... o. t-.t =
Adah Isaacs MeDkeu is dead.
The students Of Paris created tumult today,
and several we're arrested.
LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE emperor's speech at
Troyes excites various comments, some journals
claiming it as guarantee Of peace, others as q
cover for war.
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FROM ATLANTA.
The Georgia Legisiaiure.

ATLANTA, Aug. l2--A motion in the Senate to
reconsider yesterdsyis vote on the appeal from
the chair in the case of Bradley was carried by I'll
to Is. In the debate which followed tue fact was
brought 10 light that the board of registration has
decided that under the reconstruction laws Bradley
had no right to register. The Senate went into
secret session.
Joseph +. Bradley was confirmed as chief JUS
tice ofthe State BY 26 TO IA. No associates were
confirmed. -.
In the House Turner, negro, introduced bill
to punish common carriers for discriminating IN
accommodations on account of color.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Quara.tising Cattle In New York-Mortai-
Ivy Attributed TO Diseased FIesh-oen.
HRrnsy and the IRdians-Mr. Seward
Leaves for WsshihEiOn. .
New YORK, Aug. l2.-An cattle arriving here
are quarsntined.
The large excess of deaths Of middle AGED per.
sons, from dlarrhea, is attributed to eating dis
eased flesh.
ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 12,-Harney leaves here next
week to perfect arrangements for removing In
dams to their reservations with headquarters at
Fort Randall.
AUBURN, Aug. l2.-SeWsrd left for Washington
this morning.
took no specie.
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MARKETS.

LONDON, Aug. IL -Noon.-Consols 93.994.
Bonds ~.
FRANKFoRT, Aug. i2.-Bonds 74E076.
LIvkkPOOL, Aug. -Noon.-Cotton opens firm
and quite active; prices unchanged; sales esti-
mated a. $4,000 bales. Corn declined to S5s.
Sugar dull at 36s.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. -Afternoon.-Cotton nrmer
but not quOtably higher. Breadstufs and pork
quiet Lard firm. Common rosin IS. l3d.16s.
sugar to arrive, heavy.
LONDON, Aug. a. Evening. 93I, bonds
PARIS. August l2-Bourse dull. Rents 7Of. 20.
ket 6rmer. Sales to-day $4,000 bales; uplands
9EMlnd orieNas Ios9io{d.
HAVANA, Aug. l2.-Sugar frmer; No. IL
reals. Sterling IlI@llA federal, long, S2l; for
gold Ii premium long discount.
NEW YORK, August disbursements closed
firm. eos Of 1862, with coupons, ll44. Tennes-
sees 65; new ga; North Carolinas, new, 7Ss !;
virginiss Sc. Money easy at 39i for call loans.
Gold closed strong at l47. Sterling heavy, 9l.
Southern bonds higher and in demand.
NKw ] oRK, Aug. H. Cotton market unchanged.
Sales to-day 600 bales; middlings 29tc. Flour and
wheat unchanged. Mixed western corn 81 l7G
Is. Mess pork unchanged. Lard active; kettle
rendered l9Gl92c. Groceries quiet. Tdrpentine
46Q47c. Rosin 81 90Gs7. -Freights lower on
grain; steady on cotton.
NEw YORK, Aug. l2-Money-prime discounts
car. Stocks dull and weaker. 52Os of '62 llll /;
of '64, 1lOi; of IS, ll2a. Nevis lO9l: OF '67
1891; of '6S 1894. 10 40S, l09s.
BALTIMORE, Aug. l2.-Cotson steady at 290
2s3c. for middliDgs. Flour quiet and firm; Wheat
firm; prime red 81 1902 IS. Corn dull; white
81 10. Oats dull; prime S5@sSc. Provisions
firm and unchanged. -virginias, old in
scribed 464 bid Vir ginias Of 1866, 45i; coupons,
old, 534; coupons, new, So. North Carolinas,
new 733 bid; ex.cOupons, ~.
NOZZLE, Aug. l2.-Cotton unchanged. No
sales. Receipts, bale. Exports, l04.
CINCIHATI Aug. 12.-FlOur and wheat IN
changed Corn dull-9lG94e. Oats 53955c.
| whisky hello at Csc. in bond Pork dull-s2S IS.
| Lard ls46lS2c. Bulk meats-shoulders l2lc.,
sides l41c. Bacon-shoulders 1870, clear rib
sides l6tc. and clear sides l74c. sugar-cursd
hams 2l6122c.
| ST. LOUIS, Aug. 12.-Flour active and un
| changed. Wheat 30l5c. lower. Corn 93yG96c.
| Oats 52l55c. Provisions quiet and unchanged.
| CHALEsTON, Aug. l2.-COtton steady; sales y
bales. Aiddlings 2Sc. Receipts 81. Exports
| $40 bsles.
! sAvANNAH, August l2.-Cotton market firm
but no demand middlings nominally 2s5c. Re
| ceipts bales. Exports coastwise Is bales.
| LOUISVILLE, Aug. 12-Ssles Is hhds. tobacco q
full prices. Lugs 81 5O@9 rs common to medium
| leaf $lo@l4; shipping leaf $l59l6 20; outing
! leaf sl7@25 so. Wheat = Red 81 O5C02 lO
Corn 9O095c. Oats 45@50. Flour-Superdn
Sc 50@6 70. Mess pork S29 so. Lard lslQl9c
Bacon-Shoulders l4c., clear ribbed sides llc.
clear sides l74c. Bulk meats-Shoulders l2Ic.
clear sides leAc Whisky Raw, free, 81 25Gl 80
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-13

TERRIBLE BARBARITY.-Nrs. Mary woodward.
of Harvard, Massachusetts,, has been held m sIOOO
bail for trial on charge Of inhumsnily In the
treatment of her step son, six years Of age. II
wag testified in the police court that the child had
been whipped by the hour at time with heavy
stick; that one day in July the woman drew three
buckets Of cold water from the wei, and, placing
the child In a tub dashed the water upon his lead
then took him by his feet and held his head Ia the
water as long as she dared; that recently ca'
brought meadow mole in the house, which the
mother cooked and compelled the boy 10 eat
Mrs. Woodward said IN court that cit was not
mole but 9 rst.h
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-13

FoR MOBILE VIA THE MIssIssIPPI-FsedslTe
Erc,rsion.-The magnificent United States mail
steamer Morgan. of the Morgan line, will leave
the foot Of St. Joseph street Saturday at meridian,
for Mobile via the mouth OF the Mississippi, ar
irving at Mobile early Sunday morning. Excur-
sionists, by leaving Mobile at halfFast meridian
sunday, via the Lake Shore and watering places,
will reach Lake End early Monday morning. II
will be delightful trip, and fully as economical
as STAYING in town.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-13

On, PAINTS, RoPE, ETC, ETo.-H. A. Whee-
lock & Co., Old Levee street, opposite the post
office, are very extensive dealers in Bridgeton
nails, linseed oil, Manila rope, coal oil, wrapping
paper white lead in wood and tin, assorted paints,
and similar articles, which they offer for sale on
the most reasonable terms. Whoever deals with
Messrs. wheelock 4 Co. will not regret having
made his purchases with them. No merchants IN
New Orleans are fairer or more liberal.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-13

THE LITTLE CANE IN LoUIsIAsA.-The Wander
ing nlinoisian who writes himself governor OF
Louisiana has made, we hear an official Tequi-
sition upon the president for a military force.
According TO the Constitution OF the United States
Tart. 4, sec. Al he has no right TO do any such
thing the Legislature Of the State, 60 noftne, be-
ing IN session and alone authorized 10 make such
q demand bot, passing over this informaity.
which proves this I" official requistion mere
csrpetbsg impertineDce, II appeatr from what
this IIlnoisian has say that very terrible state
of affairs exists 10 Louisiana, There . 90 proIec-
ton, he declares, in the courts men are shot
down in the streets men. women and children
have been m1rdered in one parish, aad prominent
UniOnists bsset by desperadOes II another, etc..
etc., etc. We do not believe one single word or
it, This man warmosh. the pretsnded governor,
is IL we mistake not, the Sane Wsrmoh who
was cssbisred from the 3Sth Mssouri regiment, at
Vicksbur2, by Gen. Grant, for, 10 plain terms,
lying, and was, after that, BEaeT's provost mar
shai st New Orleans Campaign horrors are
dubions At any time, but coming through this kind
of chsnDel are beneath conlampt. Ra1icslsm is
on its Last legs and, ss q desperate resource, Is
matching horrors. The little game has been
play ed too often to win.-LN. Y. World.
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FROM MOBILE.
Grs.a D.n.er.,,e Demoa.tration.

MOBILE, Aug. l2.-The Democratic mss meet
ing and torchlight procession last night was the
grandest and most enthusiastic witnessed in this
city for years. The whole city brill ltly H.
Eliminated. There we're over 5000 persC ns in the
procession, including many cOlored. Able
speeches were made by Gen. Battle, Hons. John
Forsyth and G. c. Langdon. Good order pre-
vailed throughout.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-13

his said that Gen. Better and DR.. Loring hsve
agreed that the former shall be reelected to Con-
oTess and the latter made governor Of Massaenu-
setts. DR.. Loring and Batter resemble eaca o'nsr
only in that once they were both Democrats.
Loring is very handsome gentleman ana
amateur farmer and stock breeder. Butler u not
remarkable Tor bis good looks.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-13

call will be found in to days CRESCENT for a
meeting of the Crescent City Democratic Club at
Eagle Hall this evening at o'clock. Full and
punctual attendance is desired, as business OF i'm
portance is to be transacted. The wigwam Of the
Crescent City Club is not yet finished, but will be
ready for the accommodation Of the members at
the next meeting.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-13
FROM RALEIGH.
North Carolina Democratic Convention
The Legislature.

The LegIsIaturcs
RALEIGH, Aug. 1.-THE State convention OF
Democrats and conservatives viii meet here to-
morrow Delegates ere arriving. large
attepdsnceis anticipated. Full delegations from
Wilmington and the counties on the line Of the
Wilmington and w6den Railroad are expected
tonight. State electors for president and vice
president will be appointed.
The State Legislature is still in session. Reso-
lutions to adjourn on Monday next have passed Z,
bat it is expected that the session VIII De pro-
loIg ged.
The State police force bill was defeated, brit a
bill organizing special volunteer force VIII pass
This bill is offensive, but not so much 80 as the
police force bill.
The action of the General Assembly for sOm'
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RIVER NEWS.

LOUISVILLE, August l2.-River falling with i've
feet six iuches in the canal. Weather clear and
pleasant.
VICKsBURG, August l2.-Passed down: Mollie
Able, at ga. NJ. River falling slowly.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. l2.-River falling.
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HIDDEN CAUSES,
WHOSE CASES RtQuRE PROMPT TREATMENT
Render Existence Desirable.


ii yon sss ssferne IRON invOluntAv oh'o%ges' Wh~t
eseddoesitproo' &C upon your general neaan'
Do yOu feslWe T. oteihtSted easily ureot
d Does ht"e eAer'0A P0uu0o P~P'AAoA u INC ~l''
Does your liver, or urinary organs or your Kidneys ne
Leuenty get ont Oforderi
urine sometimes thick milky or hscEy or sit ropy
settling; or Soes thick scum rise to the top or
rnsnt at the bottom after 10 has stood swhlef
Do you have spells Of short breathing or dyspepsaf
Are your bowels cons,pated'
Do have spells Of Antng rrushes OF boodto the head
Is your memory impaired
Is your mind constantly dwelling upon this subjsc'
DO you au ssss mOpns, tired OfcOnpsny Oflifs'
Do you wish TO be e alone TO get away nom
Does any little thing make you start or jnmpf
Il your sleep broken or restlessf
Il the uster Of your eye IS brilliant; ths bloom on your
sAsek bright
De you enjoy yourself In society Is weh'
Do you pursue your business with the same snsFsyf
Do you feel as much confidence in yoursehf
Are your spirits dull and tagging given to ats oil mean
eholyf
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days past has been of but little general interest
bill passed the lower house providing for the
payment Of interest on the State debt. but no tax
bill has yet passed to raise the necessary funds.
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st. Louis dispatch Of the 9Th. says: An at
nal Court, against A. Flock Of the hrm Of Block
q Co., bankers and brokers, corner OF Third and
Pine streets II appears that Block, q day or two
ago, drew from the National Loan Bank $4,000.
shortly after it wes discovered that Block nad
7oysrdrawn bis account over seven thousand dol
lars, and he was called upon 10 make IL good. he
replied that the money was spent and be coulo
not do IL. An attachment was then issued aud the
bnnk taken possession of by the sheriff ana oniy
about three k1hdred dollars found. BLOCK ,es,- ~
dence vas tSen visited TO serve an attachment on
his fufnita-s, and attached to the bottom oI
parlor chair was found . package containing % oe-
tween $500 and s8oo0 which was reeogniaoS,u o,u n
part Of he money drawn from tne oank' D,SoH
was Immediately arrested, ana Is no" ~ ''HUHo
ment. ..L 'n ll.I.t H