davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-19

UaE nAtsoN MYsfERfHgaas-Oh man
DO Lyon, 10 81 mai " sa passe, depur
1nalques jodfs, dams 0hB malton d. Ia rus
des Tfols.Maries, q1aftisr SaiHt.Jean, Do,
ehUses A fare ~ffissoanet un tanbDur. maior
ot b cbib lsalaels To- ra6tasthlnss tocut.
d'Hqfnan ne sont quo deg tigtofioltys
d'snfaah
"Dab1rd, de tuis lev fnursd B ID maison,
%a6ttent, ID nuit, des bfllls 8trangos j tam
tot GO sont dos co0p5 sourds, Of tant6t, 40
c0niFaite on ontend dsg sons Glars, rrigtal
Iins d'autres fols, on croft entendfe. dams
une chambte ~Yolslne, CONNIE un troupe de
cheynu& qii ND %ipfaienl on guIop fofe6nd;
on p6nette dams Ia ehatHlre, at atnfa ID ga.
lop r6sunno dams Ia POGO gaB Ton Went
de gutter p~endaht De temps, los sonnet
tes p0issent dos p~laintes dpulaufensas, ct
leurs cordons SO plient Of 50 replient com.
mo drs serpens 10 lugg des murailIas los
soffufes griaeont leg pelles 81 les pineet,
tos 80 llvfont aux danses les plus passion.
n6es. Entia Fun dos locataifos della mai.
son a VI. quatfo NUTS do suite, un globe
do feu traversef sa ehanbro, on ~Iaissant
apfes lui uno horrible odeur dc sooHto ct do
salp6tfe.
Go loeatairo, M."t+, n%yacat, d fat
coucher chez lui g1atro perseuHos qai ont.
coBstat9 los fats dtrahgcs quo nous RAJ
gontOns.
"Fous eeux qli habttent celtic mystic
fleNsc hlaisou prenneht leurs precautions,
ehacun 4 sa maniare. Les uns 10 nans-
sent d'armes, los nutres font pro0lsions
d'enu bonltej d'autres wont cltgrober nit
lvurs dos NUTS MONS menaFantes enin
Ia logs du PORTER Jlstn'auS man.
safdps. c'egt I'm chnrhemaF pnnernI.n
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-19

Oo VI Heviag4 Do Mobile a troug6 ua
lnoyen tufaiiiibIe, dIt.oo, pour d6ttutro les
lL9tlei1gs, los ratety ~ Ios mafinE0alns.
#o9n H1hyeH e~0lslste Il 8nturer do papfef
aVec ubs substance qal othpotsonne COS 10
srctes sa1s IL molndrg dapgsr polr les
peraofl1eg. hes i9sfnaux de- Ia Mobile
font ua ologopeulpaux dacett6 d6co4gsrle.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-19

In population De Burlington, lows, pm.
ralssalt CraI9dto sdrlclssti40nt das aeteg do
flolence Dc ID part d8s MbfmoB4, pour fat.
70 6Fhder do prison les deux H ,dges an
ont 6to reinforcement oOndama6ga NOR.
Lo St LOUIS R5Pa5acaH dill quo CO, Grain.
tes sont sang |tunddfnnnl.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-19

Aeciacata Washington -Un fsu d'af-
tIfieo ne d Washington dstg Ia solr8o du
9 await attire beaueoup do mondg. Upe
partlu de5 pieces etaiBnt deji trees i9rs
que des tIsoes venantd do 50 d6ra0Ref, sont
phftias iang uiIb direction hoflzonlnre flap
pantAeb ploln dams ID foalU. lty d on
pllstoafs petsoanss tu6es ct bgaueOup do
blessaes,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-19

uNE FICTION LEaALr.~-Deux avptals
J~Iatdaht defnl6rgnsni Fun rontfo l'autfe.
20 laltsaioat aIlUr d dos persannaIit6y for
ylYes' 10 Jdge les intetrompl : " j. Croyii,.
Moasted tst lanr Dit Il, qua las mannbfrs d.
bureau 6tatent tois dos gentleman ct DE-
yiioht 20 tfaitsf en- Consequence. "-Ou.
soifa honnaaf, t5pltg1a lf1n dos ayucgts,
e'ost blen ami que % tentends mas c'o4t
ano do ers feiion5 i6gaies qa'on cubic
top souypnt dan, l4Ptatiqio,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-19

On assure que 10 a6efttairo do Ia ire
soforlo s'occubo s5fisuaoment dun Plan de
toYl5lon dp tartf aetuel. II ttouyv sans
doata f'to nos fbanees soat trop Alrissan II.
sos % 40 hotfa ndJstrl0 est If0p prosp6fo.
The New York herald., 1845-03-21

ed In very comfortable circumstances and Withdrew
amid much laughter which led US to exclam In the words
Of the poet-"Aodest nit sesks the Shade"
The talesmen who subsequently, sworn, sfforded
much the nature Of their excuses-some
pleading "coughs, colds asthmss, adaches, settled
opinions and variety OF excuses too tedious to men
ton The difficulty OF finding impartial jury, who
have not expressed formed opinion, becomes more
manifest every hour.
list of the delnquents who had been subpenaed by
he sheriff called over, when seven were fined in
the sum of $40.
RoBr ID HAMILTON, called
Mr.. De Wrrr-Where do you reside
JURoR--Whst do you say am little deaf
CouRT-Where do yon live
JuRoR-In Deancey street
CoURr-You see Mr. De Witt the Saxon word is best
after all
The Court here ordered adjournment ser directing
officers to attend the three jurors sworn to their resi-
dences.
Mr. GRAHAM suggested that there was precedent Tor
allowirg jury separate before they wero actually
sworn heard any Of the testimony.
The CouRT hereupon ordered three officers to attend
the Jurors to their residence, directing to allow them
every accommodation and refcshment in their power,
save ardent spirits.
Court adjourned 10 loI o'clock this forenoon.
The New York herald., 1845-03-21
Court Observation-Disclosures
COMMON PLEAs.-Nos. a. to 81, IL, %, 20.
Personal Movements.

PernOnal Movements
Mr. Green delivered lecture on gambling on Tuesday
evening" to large and respectable audience in Albany
He is about to lecture in Utica and adiacent parts.
Cooper about publish novel called Satans.
toe. or the family Of Little Page"
The Rev N. S. Harris Of this city, has accepted
invitation to the Church Of the Nativity In Spring Gar
den, Philadelphia. eN#
Olney Ballou has declined the nomination Of the Rhode
Island Dorrite Convention for member of Congress.
The Rev Mr. Payne is called to st. Johns Chapel, in
Washington in place Of the Rsv Mr.. Hawey, deceased
Gen Leslie Combs of Kentucky has been presented
with silver picher, by the Wings ofBIooklyn in
knowledgment Cf his exerons in the hig cause in the
late contest.
Mr. Buckmaster has rented the Illinois Pentcntiary
Alien for $4,000 per annum; and will turn 1t into
ufactory with convict labor) Of hemp.
Louis Napoleon is beguling the hours Of his imprson.
ment by writing scientific work Of great research and
learning.
writing il 10 English and French and the works to be
brought in the two languages simultaneously In Lon
don and Paris.
Villemain, the distinguished French writer end
statesman entirely recovered from his sudden but tenn
porary mental alienation. He is said to have abandoned
politics. and to have determined TO devote himself entire
ly to literature.
The Montreal Courier the demise of William
Kemble Esq, at Quebec on the ssh inst. Mr. X was
formerly editor of the Quebec Mercury
st. Louis paper states that Professor Ingrsham is
gagged in writing a novel, founded on the Onderdonk
case. 1t 10 to be in six volumes.
J. W. Neat, formerly Of the editors Of the "New
York Albion" is studying for the church in England
Charles Mackay, Esq, one Of the talented and dis
tinguished editors Of the "New World about to take
orders in the Episcopal church
The New York herald., 1845-03-21
Cltv Iutelilrence.

Police OAice-MARcH 10 GRAND LARcErY-A short
time since quantity OF cap ribbonwotth about $40 was
stolen the stsre Of Charlotte Kelley OF NO Si3
Broadway officers Jostphs and Jac kson traced the pro-
pery to the Of Richard Dolan No 4e7 Pearl street.
where they had been sold jby woman named Mary Nc
Kavanagh She was accordingly arrested and committed
Four pieces satin ribbon found in the possession OF
Mary, for whom cwner is wantcd
BuRcLARy-The store Of r. Dart, No. ACC Houston
street. broken into the night Of the 10Th instant
and clothing and spoons stolen.
RoBBERv-A man named John johnson was arrested by
officers Stephens and Hays for stealing coat worth Si9
from the store OF Messrs. Brown Howe lin Chatham
Square.
Two silver watches found upon the person Of
Johnson when he arrested for which owners are
wanted at the Lower Police.
number Of petit theits comprised the residue Of the
day q business
ECOrOner's OMce-Fogrp DRowNED.-The body OF
q colored found in the water at the loot of
Murray street this morning. She dressed in dark
checked ock and had laced leather shoes and black
stockings.
The New York herald., 1845-03-21
Common Pleas.

beore Judge lnRrhnam.
March 20-Joseph b Nonez rs Edwin L. Brooks. sued
Elias L. b. Brooks-This action Of trespass
the case compensation for services alleged
have been rendered appeared in evidence that deen.
dant employed Mr. Smith to procure loan on certain
property and the former not being able to effect this
had received from defendant authorised him to employ
plantfto assist him. He accordingly entered into
peusation, successful, which agreement Mr.. Smith
signed as the attorney Of the defendant Through the
dsovors ol the pian the loan was and plain.
that oan The defence shown was that defendant
authorised Mr. Smith to employ plaintiff and il the latter
fer defendant.
Mr. Charles R. Smith, for plaintiff; Mr.. Books for de-
and npf
The New York herald., 1845-03-21
General Sessions.

Before the Recorder and Aldermen Drake and Devoe.
March 2o-1sia for .dssaul and Batte,y.-Jeremiah
Reed tried and convicted Of assault and battery
upon Jacob Clerk mail agen in the month Of Decem
ber the Eastern steamboat pier The Court pass
ing sentence remarked that Reed very bad fellow
very great rowdy and had been upon three
different occasions for assaults and batteries and that the
Court were determined to put Down rowdysm and
cordngysentenced him 10 three months imprisonment in
the Psnitsntiary.
Sentence Barrett convicted yesterday for OBJ
tanning coal by false preences sentenced to Is
days the city prison The punishment made light
the prisoner had wife and family Of children and had
been alreaey inprison forty days from other cir
cumstances
Case Of Ragge-The District Attorney endeavored to
bring this the representations Of prison
er Counsel and the fact that there would nobe time this
term to try it, the Court advised postponement till the
next term
The was set down for the first day of next term.
Aa quarter OF one o'clock the jury were discharged
for the term.
The Court then adjourned till Saturday morning. when
they will come in to try some appeal cases.
The New York herald., 1845-03-21

SOUTHERN TRAvEL.-We learn that an important
arrangement-importan to traveersAis about to
be made, by which passengers leaving here at five
o'clock in the afternoon will reach Washington
the next morning. If this be carried out, as it un
doubtedly will be, those who visit the south will
find it to their advantage to take the route on
which this improvement ia effected. We believe
that the philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company is the line that contemplates
this great change bene dcial to the public. And
in addition TO the time saved, there is to be re-
ducton in the price of fare, thereby giving dou-
bic advantage to travellers on that road
The New York herald., 1845-03-21

OPENING OF THE STATE CANALs.-At meeting
OF the Board of Canal Commissioners, held at their
office IN the new State Hail. in city Of Albany tho
18TH day OF March, lsa5 pres mt, Messrs Esrll Bisse
Clark and Jones,
Resolved That the State Canals be opened for navga
tion on the 18th day OF April next
By order Of the Board
JONAS EARLL, Jr., Prest.
NArH'L yoNEs, Secy.
The New York herald., 1845-03-21

MuacM.-The Warden Family commence
series of concerts in this city during the ensuing
week. They are highly spoken of as very able
musicians and vocalists, by the Philadelphia pa
pers, in whose neghborhood they have been dis
playing their powers.
The Anglesea Singers gave a concert last even.
ing at the Society Library Rooms, Broadway,
which was pretty well attended. These yocalists
appear TO be rising in public estimation, and il is
expected they will repeat the performances in this
city.
The New York herald., 1845-03-21
ThcatricaIs, &c.

The Ne,oark .adrer,ise of wednesday, snys "Thanks
to Mr. Kyle-thanks to signor sanquirco above all
thousand thanks to sgnora Picotho Incompatible Pco
to whom have had SUPERIOR and il one but
one equal vocalist this side the Atlantic Zone alas long
since numbered with the dead for the richest musical
treat ever enjoyed in this city, last evening"
Mr. Anderson's benefit the 10th inst in Mobile is
said have been the grandest affair of the season. not
wihstanding the weather was threatening and cold.
The Chestnut street theatre Philadelphia will be open
ed on Saturday evening with Palmos Ethiopian Com
pany.
Another band Of colored musicians have sared in St.
Louis, called the Sable Harmonsts" They are well
spoken cf
The New York herald., 1845-03-21

GuANo.-The British barque Wilson, from Icha-
Doe, arrived at Charleston on the 18th inst, from
Ichaboe, in ballast. We learn by her that there
but about 5000 tons Of guano on the island, and
that there was about $50 sail of vessels waiting
which had gone out for cargoes, mos, of which will
have to leave, as did the Wilson, in ballast This
article is attracting the universal attention Of agri
cuturists and has been found to surpass in value of
quality any other manure ever used
The New York herald., 1845-03-21

STEAMER Nrw CHAMPION We are indebted TO
Captain Stone, Of the fine steamer New Champion,
for the despatch with which he forwarded our
parcels, and Adams and Co = messenger He
made quick run from New Haven, on Wednes-
day, beating the United States mail several hours.
The New York herald., 1845-03-21

DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR MAYoR.-At a
strong muster of this party last evening, at Tamma-
ny Hall, WM f. HAvEMEyER was announced as
the democratic candidate for Mayer Of this city for
the ensuing year.
The New York herald., 1845-03-21

TRAVEL TO EURopR.-Our beautiful packet ships
are filling up with passengers More than thought
Of, are TO become tourists in Europe, in the ensu-
ing season. We learn that the famous Roscius, to
sail the 26lh inst, for Liverpool, and the equal
y famous Siddons, to sail on the 18th OF next
month, have already nearly all their state rooms
engaged. Americans will shine in Europe this
wear.
The New York herald., 1845-03-21
PICTORIAL HERALD.
The Last Blaze of the "Natives."
Mr.. Sclden's Speech at National Hall.

The We.kiy Herald TO be issued tomorrow
morning, Will contain an engraving illustrative of
the last illumination Of the Natives at the Hall,
corner Of Broadway and Grand street. also the full
report of Mr. Seden's great speech at National Hall
on Tuesday night Price only 6l cents.
The New York herald., 1845-03-21

RESIGNATION OF PRESIDENT Quincy. We learn
that at special meeting OF the Corporation Of Harvard
College, held last evening letter was received from the
Hon Josiah Quincy, resgnipg the office Of President ei
the. University
The New York herald., 1845-03-21

SANQUInco's CONCERT This magnificent mu
sical entertainment is to be given on Monday next
Just look at the programme.
The New York herald., 1845-03-21
CnIlnfu Cnllrf
n q nv.r.h.I,.Omc

March 20-Thls court met last night to proceed with
the trial Of Justic, HASKELL when Mr. Brady for the de-
fence, summed up
The New York herald., 1845-03-21

MEXICAN AFFAIRS. The New Orleans Picayune
OF the 18th inst, gives the following paragraph
We learn that the Mexican Consul in this city, Senior
Anaugoiz has received instructions to close the Consu
late in this city, and THAI he intends doing before the
close cfthc month.
II appears by this that Mexico is preparing for
some demonstration against this country. 1t has
been thrown out IN some quarters that she will at
once confscate Ell the American property within
her borders. lf she does SO, what will our govern
ment do in return?
The New York herald., 1845-03-21


MARCH 20.-Edward Nesbitt, whose arrest we noticed
in yesterday Herald examined before the Commits
soner charge OF assaulting the mate OF the ship
"Montauk." Decision this forenoon.
The New York herald., 1845-03-21
Gsnalunnlpt.

With her hand she her frecklcd face shaded,
for the bloom OF its beauty had faded
And loose bnng the curls which aided
BY contrast the Of her brow.
Her hope-dream OF marriage IL over.
For fled has her false-hearted lover;
Alas. a thick growth Of hairs cover
Her CHA and her upper lip now.
But Gouraud Poudres then gave her,
Aud said Nth his Soap he would save her
From the pimoes and tan which ensiaye her;
And fit her for bride.
From her chm. ard her lips, and her temples.
The hair is now Teh-and her dmples
Show clear on her face. fee from pimples.
- Ofa hush md she now is the pride.
The only article for the complete removed Of
iIeckes pimpes sunbur &c. fom sku decidedly Dr.
Gourauds Italian Msdicaed Soap. Gourauds Poudes
sabiles equsly celebrated FOR their surprising properties in
Gecian Hair Dye highly recommended for orng wiry
red hair glossy brown black his Liquid Vsge
table Houge noted for the decacy aud Of the
color which impaIts pile cheeks and lips The only pee
tors Laboratory g. Walker street. first store Broadway
We anxiousy cautn the ladies against buying else
The New York herald., 1845-03-21

DrJ- The Canada Customs duties bill has passed
through the COMMITTEES Of the whole, after pre-
tracted debate. The following are the alterations
made in the schedule =
Cows and heifers H. instead of I51. Horses, mares
geldings colts foals H. l0B, instead oil Oxen bulls
and steers, H. los Insead Of H. 5s Womens boots and
shoes and calashes Of leather, per dozen ns'ead
Of S. DITTO. of silk satin, jean, or blue stu. Kid or mo-
rocco per Dozen Ia I'd instead Of g. The item Flour
the produce Of wheat ground In bond when taken out for
home consumpon or or cxpor1tion to the United King
DOM per Dbl OF 1906 lbs'-struck out altogether and
then added the following em-Wheat -four per bar
rel 6d which increases the duty to 3s sterling per Dbl
eaf tobacco Id instead Of al The report OF the commit
tee was received by the House Tuesday and concurrcd
in-Kingston Chr0n,
The New York herald., 1845-03-21

BALTIMORE Cry CoURT-SENrENcR OF McCuKRY
During the sitting of the City Court ON Tuesday,
Judges Brice, Nesbt and Worthingtop on the bench)
sentence pronounced upon Henry McCurry, recen-
ly convicted Of the murder Of Mr. Paul Roux while
porary stopping in this city McCurry was placed at
the bar few minutes before u O'Clock aud ordered to
stand up to receive his sentence; during which he gazed
firmly upon the pronouncer Of his dread doom and mani
tested but little emotion OF either face countenance
Judge Brce sentence of death upon the un
fortunate man, whou, any hope ofmercy being extens
ed towards him. The prisoner then conveyed back
Jail in charge Of T. solers and assistants The day
Of execution will be appointed by the Governor Ine law
allows twenty days from the time the sentence pro-
nOunced.
The New York herald., 1845-03-21

This table gives the quotations Ia this market
Immediately after the arrival Of the in the past
three months The advces received by the Hbernia OH
the All OF February aaened quotations for some OF the
ner descriptions, and depressed the market. which
maned very heavy until yesterday when the receipt OF
the advces per the Cambria gave impetus opera.
tons and an Improvement in prices. The ndvance on
each grade will be comparing the quotations in
the above table Ia connection with the above compare
tive state ment, table showing the quotations
current in the Liverpool Market just previous the de-
parture Of the steamers from that port for this country
within the past three months with the ruling prices on
the 4h of March s4a when ths speculation oi that Pc
riod was ut its height.
The New York herald., 1845-03-21

HoRRIpLE MURDERS IN HANovER-IHREK MEN
SuoT.-We learn from Mr.. Green, editor of the
Quincy Patriot that St Pstrcks eve, three men, Irish
Perry NJ that town, end that quarrel arose between
Perry and the men; that Perry followed them somo dis
tanceand shot two OF them dead IN the road with dcu
,hirl man wounded in the cheek. We did not learn the
names Of the deceased the wounded man. A coro-
neTs iury held inquest and returned verdict Of wfu
murder. Perry has been arrested.-Boston Transcripf
March
The New York herald., 1845-03-21

Soap You for ssks requested to be paItica
%mercaa Eagle 81 Chatham st. Bio.dway or sS Futon
PRsasp6a S''s street, Boston" 0''''"s'
Hcnry's Chinese Shaving Cream.
hns S Ss is.s % % & hSs Ss il s S s and %
1sd mSs.s s .sa.. 4 Sii% w6
The up sh.s esrs :mSoa. to repy
TIER iwinkling wide. their pulses beating
Now listen, quoh the Emperor, the Brother of the Moon
H. .
III s Sire
When yess ss1SsS til. grain
Ss. !: q
i sls .ssssaa SHsss
Pain has become pleasure though strange the thing
Yes homer Orshs cried Jon'than "by Ienrys Shaving
Never hing in The way q .os. comfort verify
s Es 70
Great News from the "Cotton'' Market
by II. steamer CambraThis day published price IS cents.
Of the
''' 70 the "s''i ih&sKY isS SSF'ss e.
BE Warned In 1ime-Inhaenza-Inte
brought with large incrtase ia the numbers of the sick
The who all appearance. aud in his feel
ngs well before night down with cold In the
course Of the cav he finds his Dasa throwing M thn
often aud has pain in his cheat and side with assuae
ln6one chills fell aud afterwards headache
and burning fever In all these the less
aft cted
Now DR.. Beni,min Frankns motto "a stitch tine" is
s sss % n hs rs
the the heavier let the dose of Pills be; let them be
daily uat the health restored When the head
is very bad drink plentniIy Of hot b1nese will act
vomt and conjunction with Brandreths Pills, do much
change in The weather otherwise, by following the
above advice will lose thing thereby but will almost
surely gain their health QUICKER than by other
The Bndrcih Pills sold at IS Box 2 Broad
Dr. Bandreths Principal Office 2t Hudson fset, and
ga Bowery Mrs Booth agent Market st. Brooklyn
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor, mt his
only agency, 81 Walker street. first store from roadway
Beal's Hair RcstOrativc, at his Agency, 81
Walkst st., st store FROM Broadway
Medical NOtIcs.-Ths Advertisements OF the
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established for
the Suppression Of Quackery the Of all diseases, will
paper. W. RICHARDSON, M D., Agent
Office and Consul ing Of III. College s5 Nassau strss
All Philadslpnia Subscriptions Co ths
HERALD must be paid the agents. Zebcr Co., Ledger
Buildings, Third street. Chestnut where single copies
may also be obtained daily at o'clock
All the and cheap Publications for sale at their
tablishment, wholesale and retail.
I With the exception Of the Herald" is read
much, perhaps Phladephia paper published
that city aordng valuable medium adve!tises Advr
tirenents handed to the agents half o'clock will
pear in the Herald nsxfaday. nSW
The New York herald., 1845-03-21

MOVEMENTS OF TRAvELLERs-Amongst the arr-
walls at the "Astor" yesterday, were Martin Brm-
mer, Esq, ex-Mayor of Boston; Judge Douglass,
Illinois; Gen. Ward, West Chester; Mr.. Hutchn-
son, of Sheffield, England; Mr. Haglns, Glasgow,
Scotland; Don Fable Soler, and Baron de Mau-
schach, announced yesterday from Barcelona, have
proceeded to Texas. At the "Howard' have ar
ter, N. Y; Col f. w. Boyd, Va. Collector Van
Ness was expected to have occupied his apartments
at this hotel day, but has been delayed at WASH
ington by the melancholy circumstance of his
lis, District Of Columbia being struck by paralysis.
AT the "Gobe" are l., Livingston, N Y; p. Bean
dry. Montreal. At the "Waverly" are ID. X.
O'Hara. England; II. G. Delaney and family, Au-
gusa, Ga: Travelling in general, has been much
weather
The New York herald., 1845-03-21

II will be observed that the increase the receipts from
passengers this week has been very small compared with
the increase in the receipts tor freight.
The returns Of the Reading Railroad Company for the
week entng the for the past three show an
increase Of very large per cent
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILRoAD-CoMrARAIIvK Re-
cEIrTs ron WEEK ENDING MARcHs
Isl3 l8ll. ls45.
$4,527 $S,703 $9,S7s
The effect of the commercial advices received by the
steam ship Cambria from Liverpool this market has
been far very favorable Stocks advanced yesterday,
and another slight has been realized today
The advance in cotton has been about one quarter oil
cent per pound and the sales quite large Operators
anticipate long period OF activity in this staple prices
do not advance too rapidly gradual steady increase
would put prices up higher point than any sudden
speculation. We annex compare i've tables giving the
rent in this and in the Liverpool MARKET at
different periods for tho purpose of showing the advance
in the prices for cotton IN the two principal markets.
QuorAIross FOR Corror ~ THE Nrw YenK MARKET.