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An Affecting scene.

On Monday last quite affecting scene was enacted in
the Senate Chamber at Washington. Senator Allen dis
hsarened by the adjustment Of the Oregon question: IN
humble imitation Of Napoleon after the cspitulation Of
Psrs' abdcated his position chairman Of the committee
OF foreign relations. The complete overthrow Of the Ff
V-iour Forues Is by this set confessed We cannot
that We feel al all disposed weep this agie exhibition;
We should have been su more graui.d indeed, had Mr.
Allen retired IN disgust from the senate altogether and
thereby completed the parallel between himself and the
great COrsican.
The most pathetic part Of the scene, however wos tho
bubberng Of Achilles the sublime RESIGNATION Of hs
Lieutenant and tho sarnssnoss with which the Michigan
Senator protested thai he would under any cir
cumsances, hs friends vacant slippers Il hardly
probable the Senate would have selected the leader Of the
Fiyiouf Foftes az the successor Of HE subsorn but in
any event, It would have been quite udicous In that
gentleman not 10 decline the honor before II was proef.d
Pefhop', o. he IN tie vein, no had better decline tho
neT Prudential nomination!
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The Barbary Pirates ChasIised by Her
Maiesty's SIOOp FantOme.

GIBEALTIR, May 10.
In the greatest haste write you brief account Of
chsssement which has been inflicted by her Males
tvs soop Fantomg, l6, Commander Sir r. W. Nicholson
Bart, the Moorish pirates who have for e been
committing many depredatons In the neghhoyhoodi but
sorry say without casualties among the ship's
company Of tho Fsntorno; mdshipman having been ki
ed, and ono Of tho ioueuans wounded together with
seroan, Of marines and five seamen and marines
You have already the intelligence communicated by
bloyds agent Of the seSure Of small British merchant
brig, named the Ruth by the pirates oil the coast Of Bar
barry and the escape Of the IN the boats and that M
his representation the fantome had left Gibraltar Ia on
deavor 10 the vessea pofOa Of the crew procee
ding in the soOp Of war to pon, the locality or the
misereants.
Il apeoau that the Fsniome had little difficulty in FIN
ding the brig and seeing that they would have fight for
her, Captain Nicholson made his disposition accordingly
lie dispatched the and party get the vessel
off, and being fred upon by largo force collected on the
shore, under tho Of the guns Of tie soop he pushed
Oft in the boats occupy their attention. fash
ion. heightened engagement then took place. which
lasted until tho master and his party had launched the Ruth
and had recovered some Of her valuable cargo.
Captain Nicholson commanded in person. and he and bic
small party we're opposed by very considerable number Of
the Moos, who. armed with pistols, guns and cuassos
obstnaey disputed his landing and aerwad his advance
the strand Of them fighting with great bravery
great msny killed by The crew % the Fantome and
large number musthsvo suffered tom the guns OF the soop
covering tho lsanehing Of the ship, for hear from an
eye witness that nothing could exceed the precision and
eEsctnsss With which The firing was conducted
From what can learn the shsE very gallant one
indeed, snd was admirably conducted. The pirates had
great advantage over the FantOqss crew in point Of
arms their musks carried twice fer those Of tho sea-
aud marines To this circumstance IL be ascribed
the loss Of MI Boys, the midshpman who was q gallant
and promising young officer, and informed lie son Of
a captain in her Moostys navy. lie killed on tho re-
Of the boats the soop when they had accomplished
their ssk and under the circumstances tho LIST lieu
with the colour 'sesn Snd four Eve Of tho ships con-
pany.i
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-18

II Joseph Cilley, twhig) has been elected Senator
IN Congress, by the Legislature Of New Hampshire, to
I'LL the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Mr.
Woodbury., supplied by Mr.. Jenness, lLoco,) under
Executive appointment. The stood For Cley I42
Jenness 1875 His will expire the 4h of March
le47. Mr. Clloy is brother OF Jonathan Cilley the
representative from Maine, who killed some years
ago in duel by Mr.. Graves lie held the rank OF
Captain in the last with Great Britain, and was
distinguished for his valor. lie lost eye in one OF
the warmly contested battles the northern frontier
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-18

az The very slight illusions made BY the Washington
Oa'on 70 the settlement Of the Oregon question: we'll a.
The tose IN which they msde satisfy that oil t sym
Psth'es wth che ilusuous trio Alien Cas- and Han
negsn, and ha, regrets result which has dased ~
throughout the country Doubtless regrets this result
not The Ices that has been effected by the wings. aided
by portion Of the Administration party Does the Union
Fsheel the feelings Of the President
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-18
From the Charleston Courier, June ISL
Late from Mexico win Hnyao.

yesterday, received files OF Havana and Maanzas na
peS TO the 10Th inst. From tho Havana Diaro de /. Mari
ma OF the 9th inst translate the following letter which
is later than the advces from Vera Cruz brought by the
steamer Mississippi at Pensacola.
lCorresPOHdsaee Of tls DiariO de Ia Marina
VERA CRUz June /, 1886
The Consus of the neuter nations have protested
the blockade Of this port declared ON the Goth Of las,
month by the commandan of the u S. fleet which allows
only 10 days for foreign vessels leave the port Tho
principal portion Of the American fleet Is now At Isla
Verde, and the American mon-of-war st. Marys md
Falmouth, and small brig. cruising before Tsmpco
Many families are leaving this city for the interior We
are now here as IN 1888, with the only difference tina, the
Castle is in a better condition.
Alter much delay tho Congress Of the nation had tho first
meeting on the 9Th, Senior Busiamene 1.-THE ex
being appointed President Of tho same and IL is generally
believed that Paroles will be elected legal President of the
Republic.
IL said that Paroles will march over TO Matanoras Al
the mead OF strong army the largest portion
from the body Of troops called Reserve The day for the
departure OF tho army is fixed sready but nobody knows
II. Gen. Bravo will occupy the Presidency ad interim
The suspension Of payments continue and business re
mained IN the worst condition The Government had call
cd meeting for the purpose Of procuring resources which
believe can hardly DO Obtained because the clergy is not
able to pay tho amount Of monthly asked by tho
Goyernmeni aud tho other hand tho actual condition If
the several States such expect from them snv
resources. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-18

u The citizens of Howard District, near Baltimore,
are about to present Lieut.. Randolph Rdgely spen-
did gold sword, tribute of their admiration for his
CALAMITY in the late battles with the Me1cans
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-18

u The Washington correspondent of the Baltimore
Patriot states that many Of the leading Locofocos in
Congress denOunee Mr.. Polk seyerer terms than any
Of the Wings.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-18

Ir An Ilfdel association IS in session id New
York Some Of the speeches reported the papers are
shockingy profnne
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MARRUEn

On TIE th intn', BY The Rev ~ sweeney NJ, Fpsr,D .
ooopE To h' MAY EtDanrrH TrsEEtArr OF IIsn,Iso g,v
90 Wedhe,ly TON inst at Holly Hn in the County Of Caroline
sittr t. daughter Of Pichegra woolroiF WIS
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IL A. soon ~ VIC can make room for IT, We will pub
i'h the List Of Premiums offered by Tho Executive Com
mteo Of the Honrco Agricultural snd Horticultural soos
" Tor IFS October meeting In the while We may
state that VIM. g. ovsrton, ESQ has been selected TO de-
liver the Address the first day. and Dr. A. L. Warner on
the 'eeond-Chares y. WHsns is the slternste OF Mr.
Over'on' and James W. Wiekham, Esa Of Dr. Warner
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-18

u To make for the foreign intellig ence we
are compelled defer the remainder Of the official re-
ports Of the battles on the Mexican frontier
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NOTICE.

A meeting Of the President and Directors
% he hiehnon fIedereksbors and Potomac Rail Road
ted: "'-e ~'-''"'"h was saop-
mat ten dollars share be called h. new
i've Of the amount to be paid ON the LIST July and i,r do,
true copy fsm the minues
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. ,y,r ..-.. BoRD Bacon.
CHl1yEhENrS Of the Knights Of Malta By Aler sutber
50 80 '0F
Bishop Wilson's Brposory Lectures Episue 10 the
Oo.sans being an attempt n apply The Apostles Argument
pecng the Errors The subject Of mediston Of Christ Al
Coosse 70 The present circumstances Of
The se Ffeneh Grammar Ocndorfs method Of learning
" read 'peak and write the French Language. append
containing Tho cardinal and ofinsi p,radgns
te reguhr and irregular suIa, reflective, and
verbs ny J. L. Jafu. fi5 50.
TIE London Lanes' for June. p5 per
Cuckton-a novelty Ains~orth Is
The Mysteries o. nc inquiston ard Secret u
spain, with morcsi Translated from ne French with mus
trations--new edition 50 cents.
hetico as wasand BY BrsntE Mayer Pan IS esnts
LfisTs Living age. No f0p. I2l
Waddy Thompsons herico, hird supply received.
MASH WOODHOUsR
us iao o.. -,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-18

" The Raleigh Register announces the sudden doath
by p'ray'i'' Of LEws ID. HtssY E'q Of ,bst city In
the Ssh year Of his age. Mr.. Henry wss an eminent
Lawyer and has for many past taken on aouve psr
IN the political contests by which the country has been ag.
m'ed lie was the Democratic candidate Tor Governor Of
NOrih Carolina % the last election
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-18

" The Rev. WIN. G. BrownIov, editor Of the Jones'
borough Wing, aud we'll known a. tho Tennessee fighting
paon'r ]" Lieutenant Of company Of volunteer. raised
~ Ihnt place l0r Ihs MeHlean war
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-18

" G. W. Terrell, ESQ. lse Texan Minister to France
and England died, Of consumption the 18th ut at his
residence in the town Of Austin.
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'Wste, ises of ne souuh
Your retelpton b. ntar " Es.
And The audience dismissed with The benedieton
Baptist Mission 20 Canton, China.

An immense audience assembled in the Second Baptist
Church, Monday evening the 15h to witness the de-
ngnahon Of Rev. Mssss George Peasey and ssmusl C..
Copton Missionaries Of the Southern Baptist Board Of
Foreign Missions
The Choir opened, with fine effect the evening services
with Hobers Missionary Ode
Prom Grssaard's icy mountains
Prom indas coral arand, Ee
The Rev. MI JETB stated the obee, Of the mee,inR--
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-18
- JOIN ELDERS
DEPOT OF CHEAP LITERATURE,


,,,,r JUEE 10, 1876.
.. Uol " ceived and for sale, this day, the fol-
edition. Csc " - - ~
a. Mysteries of the nquntion other Societies Of
IN ~ ~ " DE Fereai-wth historical translated from
' me french-inustraied with Soc
Chuehton BY w Harrison AinSworh lgsq
being No ~ Of Harper Brothers Select Novels Csc.
hehieyemenisof the knights Of Malta Alexander sulhnj
Rsq In 2 vols o..
No Of Carey Hans Library Tor the People.
Alec received, additional supplies the following works
The Pictorial Double Bro jonathan July tsc.
Frst and second nppsr a7e
The fret four parts Of the Captivity Of Naposn By Monroou
each csc
Part w. Pictorial History o. England Csc.
The Wandering Jew, BY Eugene Sue zoe.
Ihe three Musquears' Or Twenty Ynrs Amer by Dumas
sHIRTSi SHGRTsii
NOV hand and constantly Depot
and assorted ofsHRTs which Haitst NV.
self hst
~ both body and MUD,
That will for me the money md
Cal and eramine-fff Main urcet
srLAs MERCHANT,
~ Cheap Cash Clothing Ftofc
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G27,7O6,565
BANKING n
G39,7O5,94s |
E39,7O5,945

Tho proteelonist journals Of London declare that all
fear Of famine is end in Ireland and they even AZ
firm that there never was any real ground for such fear
the proposed repeal Of the laws. The latter part Of
their story may be questioned but believe is authen-
tic that distress no longer felt generally with much
tfv
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NOTICE

-, WiLsIsoros. ll,h June. 1876.
NHE appointment Of Engineer and Superiu.
tendant Zoe the wilmington and Raleigh Raj Ro, N, r
" nehee SWIM kq e.irned win be during IN. n,., ~
IN 'uy nett Applications for the odee, accompanied with &C.
enees, viii be received until that lime. Apply u wan ~
EDw'D n. DUDLEY, Prc.t
VI baltimore American. and lPhiladsphia a. STATE. Ga
will please copy IL is~s,s,sI,e
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siorY,s EanitY InrIsprmdc ncc.

A NEW EDITION Of The shove valusbe worl just r,eeive
N and for sas BY ~ 81 EINg
" The edition Of The Commentaries on Prs ty Iur
pradsncs prepared By the autor and T. pd 20
cousrsbI sniafged nom he sdtisns both - st an
nctsa We thorough revision and
sn He sss b. done uan 70 ada web usseo n. and
tations &c have Erovn o. very recsut eases.
w. ". STORY.
Bostos, April Isfs. s ~
a RBAT VARIETY OF TRAVELLING TRUNKS just :,
- csived soek Of Iron Wood Fnu,e rsvenn
Trunks, o. an varieties and prices. J. u. HOoVE
je1s INV ain a.
UALIORs.Jua received large and complete a. sortme,
81 black apd russet eoofed Vaces snon
The travelling community respectfully requested.
,. D. BOovE L.
IL No71 lain a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-18

DENITENTIARY PLAIDS, received and Tor
- slsS KENT KENDALL ATwATER.
I000 PINE APPLEs. Just rsesived, foT ale By
AOUO - INIOgs = BROTHER.
II ADTES SLTPPEHS, TIES, &e.-on hand an q.
teasve assortment o. ladies slippers Ties he selling nom
7sc % ~ % aso Caters Cater Buskns s7lc "a
e ~ J. D. HOOVER, ~ Main ..
ENrg DREss GAfrERs-Jlst received an additional SOP
- ply 81 Gents Dfess Caters black hnoy-to which 1bs
notice o. Gents ts solicited. J. D. HOOVER,
~ ~ Main ateeI
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NEW GOODSi NEW 1!oonsi,

JUST FRON NEW FORK
wv received yester day from JENNINGS esab.
l'hmeni another suppy of Summer Cloihing
be of me sasoh han any heretofore reeevdamong shh
Biset Cloth Sacks
DO Camblct Hscks, handsome
Linen Goats o. ~ Kinds
Cheek Linen Pgntaioona
New style Skeleton Vests
a T.a.t. -
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Hayre.-May %

Cottons-up TO the latter part last week the
continued and prices improved IL 3 Advces reached
US Saturday via England productive of dull feeling
Deses operate on more moderate scales sales fair about
1900 bales changed hands daily mddng those
TO which the attention Of buyers has been mostly direct
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-18
Antwerp.

Rlce does not appear firm; sales limited Carolin,
at l4i TO Is per SO kilograms Cotton finn; sales 70
the week ending May 49, 5000 bales United States a, dC
icrent prices. according TO quality.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-18
LiyerpooI yInrI,,, /,

Nothing to report in the market for American produce OF
such Kind as to require extended notice There is no i'm
Portan' change n the value OF article except the u
States flour. which has been sold on lower saw 2o
24s for New Orleans Western Canal provisions w,bou,
change Tallow-Quct; sales not been very large; GO
casks grease brought 27s cd 30s per cw about 1900
kegs and 300 bbs American lard have been sold at 81
and up TO 35s per for the finer descriptions and few
tons Of cocoa nut oil at 34s per cwt.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-18
Rotterdam.

Cotton supports its value. Indigo in favorable posi-
hon. Important transactions taken place in rice severa
parcels bought for local consumption ms well as for ,no
taon holders disposed sell at existing prices sales I,
greater extent might have been made; Carolina l3aI
u The hrmness in tobacco not mantained IL hhds yir
gina sold with dhcuy at the low price of 7iaIOb c anc
Of 30 Pkgs Java leaves, II pkgs found buyers at ca
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-25
Home ThrustS.

Few articles that meet our notice, are
more pregnant with meaning, than the ex
tract below from a communication in the Ma.
,ional lntelligencer. The opponents Of the
war may we'll challenge the friends of the nd-
ministration to answer such questions:
"Whst is to be done with Mexico proper if
we conquer it? Is it TO be under military
law, as are the port Of Mexican territory
now subdued, giving to the officers Of our ar.
mics despo,ic powers
Should the Mexicans resist with n peril
nacity like that displayed by the inhabitants
OF old Spain in opposition TO Napoleon, will
it not be necessary, in order to preserve any
control which may be attained, to establish
for;resses in every part OF their country
Can it be necessary to insist upon the in
consistency Of such state OF things with our
Declaration Of independence, or with the
Constitution OF the United States
Would the possession OF the city OF Mcxi-
CO secure to us peaceful control over the
nation any more than did that of Moscow or
Madrid secure an analogous result TO Napo,
leon /?
Should we have more comfort and profit in
the sovereignty of Mexico than the French
had in Spain. or have now in Algeria
10 1t not evident that the only portion of
the Mexican empire which can become
part OF our Republic are those which, being
peoped by the same races, will be- willing to
become members OF our Confederacy /? Must
not each member Of that Confederacy be self.
governed, consistently with our constitution,
which has endowed our National Govern
ment only with certain limited povcrs,agreco-
BILE TO which it cannot control any one mem
Der more than onoihcr:
Were the Mcxlcans to humble themselves
into dust, and agree to submit as o5scqnious
ly as the mos, dasardly OF The provinces of
the Roman empire, could oar National Gov
eminent undertake to legisls,e Tor them p
Could Congress. like Roman Senate, send
them a despotic Pio- consul Evidently
there could be no other alternative than that
Of leaving the Mexicans to govern, or rather
niisgovern themselves"
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-25

o1ght TO redouble our exert ions to prevent
their being unprohtably lost.
] receive, with the greatest pleasure. the
splendid and magnificent vase OF SILVER. which
the Ladies Of Tennessee. whom you repre-.
sent, have charged you tn present TO me-
Wrought by American artists, rendered by
my fair oonntTywomen, and brought 10 mo by
an ever faithful, ardent and dlsilu snlshed
friend, Il comes with triple title. tn my
grateful acceptance. request you To con
vey 10 those ladies' respectful and cordial as .
surances OF my warm and heartfelt thanks
and acknowledgements. Tell them will
carefully preserve, during life, and transmit
to my descendants, an unfaGing recollection
Of their signal and generous manifestations
Of attachment and confidence. Aud tell them,
also, that n.y fervent prayers shall be offered
up, for their happiness and prosperity. and
shall be united with theirs, that they may live
70 behold our Country emerged from The dark
clouds, which encompass II, and once more.
as IN better times, standing out, a bright and
cheering example. the moral and political
model and guide, the hope. and the ndmira-
tion OF the Nations Of the Earth.
| should entirely fail, DR.. McNairy. on this
interesting occasion, to give utterance to my
feelings, if did not eagerly seize it, to cx
press to you, my good friend, my great obi
cations for the faithful and uninterrupted
friendship which. in prosperous and adverse
fortune. aud amidst al the vicissi,udes Of my
checquered life. you have constantly, Jealous
ly and fearlessly displayed. May you yet
long live. in health, happiness and prosperity,
and enjoy the choicest blessings Of a mercfml
and bountifu Providence.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-25
Drs. Wood and BacIiC,

Publishers of the United States Dispensa-
tory, in Philadelphia, and Professors Of Mate.
ria Medlca and Pharmacy in the University
of Pennsylvania, say, experience among
regular practitioners would seem to have
placed the efficacy Of the Sarsaparla beyond
a reasonable doubt. Its most extensive and
useful application is to the treatment Of sccon
Diary diseases. and shattered state Of the sys
TEN which follows the lmprudent use of mcr
curry. There can be no doubt but it is one
OF the best Medicines now in use, particularly
when it is mixed with The Extract ofTomatocs.
II is often said that nll Medicine put up in
this form - recommended to cure all com
plants which flesh is heir To-; but Il s not so
with this;-bnt ] can recommend with the
utmost confidence, and the experience of three
or four yrnrs. the use of the Sarsaparllla and
Tomato Buffers. and do know that they are
Ia most certain remedy for all complaints nrl
sing from Impurities of,hc Blood. Disarranyc
msDt NJ the Digestive Organs, and i.rcgnlsr.
ties u the Rcw.ls, a,b ,lb piio,par4,supe.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-25

o. We call the attention Of our readers
to one Of the most valuable Medicines as an
external remedy, that il has ever been our
good fortune to meet with. They iI!tind il
noticed in our advertising columns as HuaiS
Linimea prepared by Mr. George z. Stanton.
the Postmaster at Sing Sing A fact has come
to our knowledge OF a very extraordinary cure
by thps Medicine, Of a diseased spine in
child that had been afflicted for eight years
and amounting to great deformty, and unlver
sally supposed to be past the power Of being
benefited by man. We know this cure to be
fact, and this is only one instance among
many, very many, that we coald specify. In
every quarter we hear Of the extraordinary
healing properties ofthis Liniment.-From
the character given it by the medical faculty,
and by all who used it, and from our own.
knowledge Of its valuable properties, We are
induced to urge those who are afflicted with
any disease for which it ~ recommended, to
obtain it at once and our word Tor II, they
will give us many thanks for bringing 1t to
their notice:
Newport, r.. J. TAlLOR-Portsmoulh,-
JOHN TALLMAN, Fall River--CUSH-
MAN a. WOOD, and by druggists gener
ally throughout the State.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-25

The WEALTH or THE WEsT..-Thc value OF
the receipts Of the western produce in New Or.
leans during the year ending the first ult is
estimated at Sevenly-seven millions, one hun
dred ninety three thousand, four hundred and
sixty-tour dollars. The value of cotton alone
being little less than thirty-fve Millions
Corn one and half millions. Tobacco four
and half millions. Sugar one and a quarter
millions. Lard near two millions. Pork and
bacon, near five millions.
The steamer old Hickory on recent trip up
from New Orleans to ST. Louis, met ninety
seven steamers thirty-ive of which were from
81. Louis. On the morning of the 2lst. ut. a
short distance below the mouth of the Ohio,
there were twenty-five steamboats, in sight of
each other, and all bound to New OrleanS.--
These steamers are all built for freight, and
usually wait for full cargoes
The Louisville Journal estimate, the crop of
Indian corn in the west, al 500 900, 900 bushels,
wheat I40000,000 bushels equal TO 2s,0O0,000
barrels Of -four.