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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-18
THE BRIG COLsON.
HER CARGO DISCHARGED.

Az was stated would be the case in our last edi.
ton, Inspectors Buchanan and Wright yesterday
morning commenced, by the aid Of stevedore,
to discharge the cargo Of the brig Christa O. Col
son, the seizure Of which under such singular cir
cumstances has been already described. The re-
suit was that about 200 bales OF trash or moats,
worth to all intents and purposes nothing, have
been taken out and sent down to the Szymanski
cotton press, where further examination is to be
made. Some Of the bales are reported as being
very heavy. One OF these Inspector Wright ex-
amined by tearing 1t open. but discovered no
signs of anything concealed within 1t.
The Pcsyune of last evening says: owe re.
ferred in this mornings issue to sealed letter
which had been delivered to Capt. Cain, to be
given to Capt. Baker when the vessel should get
to sea, and have succeeded in getting copy Of
the same. Capt. Cain, il seems. has not left the
city. and opened the letter, which we subjoiD,
and which discloses a knowledge on the part Of
the shipper OF tao underwriters haviag gained
information of the plot:
"Caps. Baker, Brig ceison:
Sir-Tbis viii be handed to you 10 the dark,
and advise you to pay attention to its contents.
Il is well known to the board of underwriters of
this city that you take the brig Colson to sea with
the intention of destroying her on the
nAStcKt
are also aware of the nature Of the
cargo; they know that a large number of
bales of cotton have been split and shipped as
sound bales, Also that moats have been shipped
and insured ss cotton. As soon as the loss of
your vessel is teleersphed to this city, Mr.. j. @.
F., the shipper OF the cargo, will be arrested. l
understand II Is also the intention TO arrest you
wherever you may land. Under these circum-
stances leave you to do as you may think most
proper for your employer.
'Your vessel must reach Liverpool, even II you
leave her before she gets there.
81 trust you will receive this from one as q
friendly warning, and from one who does not
wish to see you rush blindly into trouble.
"a FRIEND"
"The letter, II will be seen, is couched in am
biguous language, and ii is difficult 70 see why "a
friendn did not warn Capt. Baker before the time
for the vesselto leave had arrived. Who this s0ci-
tous friend IS remains TO bs seen. We know, how.
ever, of party who stated the substance Of the
above letter to Q merchant OF our city three days
ago, and long before it was unseaed by Cain. Per
haps this party can explain how he became pos.
sessed of such information, and 1t Is certainly In
cumbent upon him to do 80, or rest under suspi
cion Of completely"
1t is hardly necessary for rs to state that the
Capt. Cain above referred to, is not the superin
tendent OF police who bears that title.
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Others. The Havana papers generally praise the
decree of confscatisn.
cuted at MsDzsnillo.
It is reported that schooner with arms and
men was captured near the mouth of the Mantua
river at the western end of the island.
HAVANA, April l6.-The Mary Lowell was taken
to the arsenal and her cargo discharged. The de-
positions OF the crew have been sent to the British
government Secretary Fish telegraphs Consul
Hall for details Of the outrage on the American
flag 10 the matter of taking two passengers from
the schooner Lizzie Major. An extensive cam
psien In the central department ID organizing.
Troops are bnrrying forward.
Nuevitas advices TO the 10th state that the In
surgents are confident Of capturing Holgun, lon
which they are advancing. 1900 persons, IN
GLIDING refugees and others, with considerable
stores and munitions, are gathered at Nuevitss.
Gen. Benegazi, under whose command and pro.
lection they are, has called for reinforcements.
The brig j. Straut. from Nassau f.. Winning
ton, N. c., with guano, was .sovKed on Paradon
Keys. Her crey we're saved.
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KABKKfz.

LIVERPOOL, April l6--Evening. Sales Of cot.
ton for the week IA 600 bales of which 5000 bales
were for export and ii 900 bales for speculation.
Stock 3l4 600 bales, Ct which l42 600 we're Ameri-
can. Sales to-day 10000 bales. Middling up
lands l24d., middling Orleans l2td.
LONDON, April l7-Noon-Gonsoh 81. bonds
LlvFRrooL, April l7.-Noon Cotton quiet !;
m!ddling uplands 124d.. middling Orleans 1913.
Sales 5000 bales Bombay shipments to 10th inst,
$4,000 bales. Breadstuffs dull and unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, April l7-Afternoon. closed
quiet. Corn 28s. Lard 72s.
HAvRE, April l7.-Cotton quiet, both on the
LONDON, ,Aprill7-EvenIng,- Sugar afoat easier,
but not quotably lower.
FRANKFORT, April l7.-Bonds S7i.
HAvRB, April 17.-Cotton unchanged.
HAVANA, April l6.--Sugar buoyant; No. IL, 90
per cent. discount and par. q. s. currency short,
22021. Gold, long. premium.
NEW YORK, April l7-Evening.-Moneye easy at
call at per cent, with exceptions at 6. Sterling
dull. Gold frmer ct l33sGl33f. State bonds
firm; Louisiana levee sixes 7l307li. Stocks
buoysnt and firm, with great excitement and Q
perfect rush to buy. Governments buoyans and
higher. Coupons 1sel, l173. sos OF '62, l203Q
III; Of '6l, lleiQll6t; Of 's5, ll7E@iis; do.
Nsw YORK. April 17-Evenng. with.
out decided change. Sales 1700 bales. Middling
upIsnds zo4c. Flour dull snperhne State IS 40
as so. Wheat dull and 1@2c. lower. Corn
heavy; mixed Western s3a@S5tc. Whisky nomi.
nal. Pork o shade lower, $50 5000 S7t. Lard
a shade lower. Turpentine 5Oac. Groceries quiet.
Freights quiet.
MOBILE. April 17.-Cotton dull and nominal.
Low middlings 27c. Sales 80 bales. Receipts 399
bales. Exports AT bales.
CINCINNATI, April l7.-Flour and grain un.
changed. Corn Csc. Whisky SOC. Pork $3l.
Bulk shoulders l24c.; sides Hlc.; bacon should
ers l34c; clear rib sides 1870. clear sides l74c.
Lard l6c. Groceries unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, April l7.-Flour-superine $59
TO- Wheat 81 so. Corn $3.50 066c. Oats 604065c.
Rye 81 25@sl 2s. Barley unchanged. Pork s3l
053l so. Bulk shoulders llIc. Whisky s7Qs7kc.
Groceries unchanged. Hsms l5c. Bacon-should.
ers l3lc;, clear rib sides l62c.; clear sides l7c.
Lard l7ac.
LoUIsyILLE, April 17-Sales 100 hhds. tobacco
at s5Gl7; pork s3l % lard l73c.; bacon-shoul-
ders l4c, clear rib sides TO-, clear sides l74c.,
bulk-shoulders &c.,; clear rib sides &c.,; clear
sides l63c. super6ne -four s. 50Q6 oats 65 q
Csc; corn 651 51l67c; whisky 9io.
CHICAGO. April l7.-Flour 81 5096; wheat
81 o2a; corn $50; rye sll4@l 10; barley 81 IS
high wines SSc.; molssses $l6l 05 sugar lao
l53c.; pork $50 so; lard 1721lsc.; hams l51
l6e.; bulk shoulders 14i114ic.
MEMPHIS, April 7.-OottOn weak-Low Mid
dlings 273c. Receipts BIZ bales Exports 364
bales.
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FROM EUROPE.

'The Irish Church Questfon-Bismsrck nc
eepts the Interpretation OF fResponsibiiity-
RictiDg ameng the He'gIan Miners-rhe
Turf.
LONDON, April 1.-THE, House of Commons,
after an exciting debate, went into committee of
the whole on the bill dsestablishing the Irish
Church, by l26 majority.
LONDON, April 1.-THE years old sweepstakes
at Newmarket was won by the Thunderbolt flly
Viola. Blue Gown won the Biennial stake.
LONDON, April 1.-THE Irish Church bill was
debated in committee. Disraeli moved TO strike
out the following clause: "After the first day Of
January, ISL, the said union created by act of
Parliament between the churches of England aud
Ireland shall be dissolved, and sad church Of Ire.
land shall cease TO be established by law" The
motion failed, 22l TO 344. Tremendous cheers By
the Liberals.
BERLIN. April T.-Bsmsrck has accepted the
Interpretation of responsibility which has Just
passed The North German Parliament.
BRUssELs, April ia strike has occurred
smong the miners near Mons. Rioting and much
alarm prevailed.
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FROM SAVANNAH

Member OF the Gesrgts Legislature Found
Dead-Interesting from Csbs-Arrival of
Three Expe edisions from Fisrida-Union OF
VeluAteers and PAsriots.
SAVANNAH, April l7.--Dr. Benjamin Aver,
member of the Georgia Legislature from Jefer-
son county. was found dead on Friday morning
lying by the roadside, near Louisville, Ga. He
was shot between the eyes.
The Advertiser publishes to morrow speech
from Bsyno, Cuba, dated 7th announcing the ar.
rival of three expeditions from Florida and the
union Of the volunteer and patriot forces, which
are increasing daily. 1t says the Spanish troops
are deserving.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-18

THE 0fERA-There was brilliant audience at
the Open last evening to witness the perform
snce Of La Fayorite," in which Miles Bour-
geois sni Cbauyeau, Messrs. Picot, Peront and
Van Hufien, distinguished themselves. The re-
appearance of Mile Bourgeois was quite an
event, wao after the first act sang beautifully.
Tae orchestra performed admirably.
To-nigt Mesdames Farnat and Hinry take their
benefit. The performance will consist Of la
Vie Pariienne," one of 0fenbach's oddities, and
three lct comedy entitled Miss Mutton"
On bndsy, William TELL" Res ini's master
niece.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-18
FROM HAVANA.

Decree or COsnscation-RebeI Leader Exc
cuted-Keperted Capture OF q schooner
with AEms-The Schooner Mary Lowell
The Lizzie Major Outrage-Exteusivs Cam
paign 0rgznizing - Insurgents Hopeful
Wreck.
HAVANA, April l6.-In consequence OF docu-
inentin New York, signed Morales Lemies. impos-
ing conditions upon Cuban refugees in support of
The revolutionary cause, Duce had issued q pro-
clsmation, ordering the seizure of sll property be-
longing to Lenus Leon Casanova Cieneros and
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-18

In his last lecture Wendell Phillips said he
thought that Christianity was much nearer to Vol.
taire when he struggled for free speech than to
Jeremy Taylor when he wrote his " Holy Living
and Dying" With the exception of few per.
sonal vices, be believed that even Thomas Paine
the name of al names that many Christian people
reviled- when he went into the other world, was
much more likely to be received with "well done,
good and faithful servant" than many bishop
who died under the English mitre.
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FROM NEW YORK.


Cotton Receipts and Elk xports-Ba ank State
New YORK April l7-Net receipts of cotton
for the week 1850 bales gross $3.50 bales.
Exports TO Great Britain 1890; to the continent,
1885. Sales for the week, p, ,6s5 bales. Stock on
hand, So ,t25.
Receipts of the week a. all United States ports,
2s,0ll bales net. Exports TO Great Britain SO 1856
to the continent, 10.725. Stock on hand Of all
United States ports. 320.3l5 bales.
The bank statement shows that loans decreased
81, ,295, 900. Specie decreased 1882 900. Legal
tenders increased 81, 1856 600. Deposits increased
97O7 900. Circulation decreased sl72, 900.
Gold exports to-day s22 900, for the week
f6s COO. Imports for the week show increase
of 81 10000 over the corresponding week Of last
year. Total imports-dry goods s., ,263 900. Gen.
-eral merchandise 81, ,294 600.
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sEINA.-This splendid Shreveport and New Or.
lesns Tuesday weekly packet is now receiving
freight for Shreveport, Jefferson aud way stations
on Red River, and leaves on Tuesday evening at s
O'Clock, positively. We have noted the pune
tuslity Of the Selma on more than one occasion,
and always found that she lefi promptly. Capt.
John Kouns, well known in the trade for many
years. commands the Selma, while his chief of
stat, Mr.. Geo. G. Hamilton, no less favOrte with
the shipping and travelling public, has charge Of
the afhee
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-18

The steamship Gen. Meade, Capt. Sampson,
sailed last evening for New York direct with
foil freight and the following named passengers:
Tramboult. Mrs Capt Cronb. Mrs B Cain. M
Dorian. F Marks, Jas Muldoon, w II Wolf, Geo
Stewart, Purie and in steerage.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-18

Another colony, intended to embrace one hun.
dred ami fifty families. thirty of whom are now
collected, is organizing in Brooklyn, for settle.
ment mar Springfield, Missouri.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-18

Have you bought your ticket In the single num-
Der lotterya Draws next Saturday. Oaly TO- 900
tickets. Capital prize 20,OOO.
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FROM BOSTON.
ALL VESSELS OF WAR At PORTSMOUTH AND CHAR
ltSIuwN Nlv9-YlRDs ORDERED TO GET READY
FOR IMMEDIATE ACTIVE SERVICE.

Bosros, April l7.-Orders were received yester-
day from the navy department directing oil war
vessels at Portsmouth and Charleston navy yards
to get ready for immediate active service.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-18

A wealthy gentleman in the seventh ward died
Of the eglsnders on the 18th. This is the fourth
case d death of human being from glsnders
since he organization OF the board Of health.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-18

Judge Marcus Morton, of the superior court Of
Boston, has been confirmed as justice Of the
supreme court Of Massachusetts,. uice Hoar.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-18

Have you bought your ticket in the single mum.
Der lottery Draws next Saturday. Only 10000
tickets. Capital prise $4,000.
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Hsve you bought your ticket in the single num-
Der lo.terJi Draws next Saturday. Only 10000
tickets. Capital prize $4,000.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-18

Have you bought your ticket in the single nun
Der lottery? Draws next Saturday. Only 10000
tickets. Capital prize $4,000.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-18

Have you bought your ticket in the single mum.
Der lottery? Draws next Saturday. Only 10000
tickets. Capital prize $1,000.
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MIsCELLANEOUs.

SOUTHAMPTON. April l7.-Stesmship Saxona,
from New Orleans for Hamburg via Havana,
arrived to-day. .,..
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Have you bought your ticket in the single num-
Der lotteryl Dfaws next Saturday. oniy lo.ooo
tickets. Capital prize $4,000.
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oNFIRMATIoNs BY THE SENATE
SUIT AGAINST PERRY FULLER.

VISITORS TO THE NAVAL ACADEMY.
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THE DUNCAN PROPERTY +asN. HOWARD SUED,
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~~-~s--a.- ..AA- -Reef-A- -1rA@-a~sh Test
Had TO the Entire satisfsetioA OF All
Present.
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Tic Grcnt Medical Mistake

OF fUticr days utter neglect If sanitary pre-
cautions. No efficient means were adopted for the
prevention of sickness. Sewerage was unknown in
cities drainage was rarely attempted in the c"un.
try Heaps of oial wcrG left to rot in the public
Streets and domestic cleanin.ss the great anidoic
to fcbrle diseases, was sadly neglected II Is not
so now Wise laws, pbilanthropic institutions, aud
a viGilant sanitary police, have, to great extent,
remedied the evil. Nor is this all. PREVENTIVE
MEDICATION has helped materially to lessen the rates
of mortality. 1t is not too much to say that TENS
OF THOUSANDS escape sickness in unhealthy seasons
in the consequence Of having INvIGoRATED THEIR
SYSTEMS IN ADVANCE by course Of liOsTETTER's
STOMACH DITTERs, This pure aud powerful
vegetable tonic and alternative comprises the cx.
tracts and essences oil variety of roots and herbs,
renowned for their strengthening soothing, vitaliz.
ing and purifying properties. These medicinal
agents are incorporated with spirit absolutely free
from the acid pcisOn which deles more or lees, all
the liquors of commerce, and their effect is difusea
through the whole frame by this actiye, yet harm
less stimnlant. The result is such condition of
tho system ronders 1t all bgt impervhons 10 the
exterior causes of disease, such damp, fog, sudden
alterations of temperature, &C. Strength, and the
perfect regularity Of all the functions of tho body,
are the best safe guards against atmospheric poison
and Tho effects of unwhOlrsome water, and HOS.
LETTERS BlTTERS are the best strengthening
and regulating medicine ut present known. tor
dyspepsia and biliousness they are SPECIFIC ABso-
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Its eco flasftsift .aaiffs .s rfl.fi
ussi "a isisli ices Az iaislitl's
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amuug lahkrrs sni the I = frtas
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iiur,t executed enunirritiis ever
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Az first glance, they seem a. be a
pcrieei imitation IT the sl0 grren-
backs, and the printing seems a.
have hern done FINN the original
plate, liul Mr., Brady has disooy-
erred paints invaluable IA those
handling money, Tho folding and
matching the ends, as described by
tho suns Washington oorrsPon-
dent, Is Mo gauge oi genulneness,-
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ne well as the borders oi the Origi-
nal paper, Tho engraving Of the
border is Just as gotl, II moi better,
than the engraving OH the genuine
notes,
la the original lie shading around
the 10 in the medallion appears like
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note this sha,llrg Is .Ihtkea up"
and becomes c0aFst s- II reaches the
figures, forming 4 light streak or a
circular haze similar 10 that about
the moon before rain, There Is no
haze In ne gtnnino note, This il
n sligh, point for detection. 4 clear
or one is the Gict ll,at in tho original
notes, within tho light cifclc, run
ming under the figures 10, there are
tlfce and third dots on the I'm OF
figtilC I, In the counterfeit bill the
one-third dot is mirsing. The fol-
lowing diagrams will explain the
difference.
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H1iIGiors NOTICES.


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laths II each munih, .
mpnth chaT,h mesiing Niil be hsli
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-21

gsS' Mr.. NJ. 1: Moore has nearly com.
J'ctc1, in good style, the large two.story
shop on Main street for J. C. Mcconnell
If Matt Moore would advertise his bust
ness in the HERALD, the world would find
out that he is a good workman-and we
would make few spondoolics to buy buds
for ''the childor. Why shouldn't first.
rate architect and builder advertise as
well as merchant or professional MANI
we have room in our columns for the
cards of all the mechanics in the city. All
who nrc not already advertising will
please read this "with the spirit and the
understanding"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-21

But an inialiblc mark Of distinc.
ton is found under the LEFT wing of
the caslc. In the gonninc notes
arc four distinct rows of feathers
under the wing, In tho counter
fcits these rows arc undef'ncd, and
this seems ~ Nc the only weak spot
in the whole engraving.
The dots after the initials OF Spin.
ncr's name are no surety ofths gen.
uincncss Of the note. Some of the
counterfeits have these dots, and
some have not. 10 wct,ld be in Ca
sy matter TO place these dots on the
counterfeit plato.
The first counterfeit purportcd 10
be of the new series, No. 50, letter
ID but there are others. Mr.. Brady
had one marked No. %, letter ID,
with a Small figure 5 under the ID.
He thinks this counterfeit has been
printed from u different plate from
that first issued. We think not
The only difference between the two
counterfeit notes Is that SO has no
periods after Spihhcr's initials, and
% has.
1t is rumored that Mr.. Spinner
will order the destruction of the
original plates, and the issue of new
notes, but we have no positive in
formation on this point.
One thing is certain. IF those re.
cGivihg $40 notes will submit Them
to the test described above, they
may bc confident CT safety.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-21

BD- We are Informed that immense
quantities Of lumber have been hauled
from the pine mills in Eastern Texas to
tho different counties in this section this
summer, until now il is almost impossible
TO get piece of seasoned lumber. A
large quantity has been brought to this
place, and is sold as fast as brought, and
still the demand remains unsupplied.