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"a, ! P,ssengeTs-July ath and 9th.

,sssu,p cEf,fCapt' r. Il Hamilton, 18th tnfan.
tr9 se5et and wife La Vols; Majors Morrison aud clerk
Churchill and clerk Drs. Anthon and CLERK q a9sfz
and wife Soke Jarbg Reed and wife NJ loyFel and lEile
Ia Vols Henry, Sd Dragons r. " AoWel' at
smith Reed Bussey 9TH Infantry Neiigan Wife anu
children La Vols Don Joaquin Balaclons ana we ans
MO Oori John Coeho, Francis Gomez bleAlca S2ps I'M
s U NJ Godden lady and SON Mrs Spencer and three
DAUGHTERS Don Jose Paaelos Paxton and VIE ifaa'
Weed Birdsell and wife, Gaines HewstOn boot
Minor MeCeand Hart, G M Dep q
ter Hart Commissary La Vols % nsAeA, III Is
charged soldiers and NJ ien
no Garcia. Spy Company VIM. H0dgeklss, ~ ". Dsp =
Gin. Ohio, and Mexican soldiers died
SH1p AMERIcA--1Ith Regiment Infantry Cetl men. en
Wsior Hunter: Surgeons Barry Wen and GrlmshaY al
iutant Lee a. M Lieut., Evans Capt Sarr typleis'
Cummings Campbell and Gregg LIS NC 10Y
Forster Tppin Loring, Fitzgerald, Nicholas hons Do
yard Keenan,. Wheeler, SchoonOver, stout an
Major Bell Ordnance lient. Houston l1ta lhdAl37 "l
Lieut. Barbour Ind. Vols also came on the America.
STEAMBOAT HRRcULEs-+Gen. Lane and stan SSalltana
Shower battery and horses; 1t Col BseOe bla1o
Capt, McDougall and 0O men,
STEAMER OcEANNaior Shower DR.. Cnttenden l5en5s
Mason and Burnside Sd Artillery. Capts Nagghn ana tsDp'
a Cl M Tept Smith Tenn Mounted Vols; hessrs bieks
nell smith Hughes Thomas Vaughn, Thompson. Ensign,
Gourlay, Blood, Houghtaling and Stephens
Snip MARY PLEAsANTs-Col B. +. Cheatham; Adl9.
tant Geo. w Wilson; ASS t Surg j. VI Newman - :
NJ r. l.. Weakeys Capt w. T. Cham bliss, y. lHgg, q
NJ Savage u Donnely, " p Hat01 anp p ii I
Lieut's A. M. Fiemming R. Simpson, w ~ Bate Ja l5
H. Jones, Thomas M. Gordon f. N McNaly L. A. VA al
ker w w Estil, w M Bale, John w. kennedayi 4 "
Bale, s. Heb, G. Harsh, and G. w. karrtsaId aoA hsh
of the Sd Tenn Regiment.
BARK GEO, HENRI ECapt. L. a; Besaneon Co "a ~ ~
Bait Mid Vols; S. w Waters LIST Lieut.. Com 70 ~
r. j. Kelly, LIST Lieut.. Co d. Act'g AdJti ~ ~ nness
p H. Curran I'd Lients., Co Dhoth containing i0a men
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-10

THE REGENT ELECTIONS IN Passive see
it stated, that of the eleven persons elected to fill
the vacancies in the Paris Delegations but one is
said to belong TO the moderate republican party.
They are either ultras or restoration men, Three
communists were elected. Also, NJ Lagrange, who
is suspected of being the person who shot the officer
on the 22d of February, which turned rebellion
info a revolufinn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-10

1y- The U. S. transport Moslem, Capt. Pettis,
five days from Vera Cruz, brought Companies D
and E, 3D. Dragons, and Companies B, C, and E,
Louisiana Mounted Battalion, Capt H. Fairchild,
eommandino
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-10

oIHMIc THEATRE--This evening will be per-
formed the beautiful drama Of the Lady Of the
Lake, with dance between the pieces by Miss
Deering and the whole to conclude with " New
Slrlenns as II Is,
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% A recent report of Mr.. Goggin, chairman of
the Congressional Committee on Post Offices, CON
tains short and full expose Of the evils of our pres
entsystem Of fIanEing.
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The MIST LIFTING. - The Pittsfield Eagle,
another of the Massachusetts papers included in
the dissentient list of the NewYOrl Tribune, has
wheeled into the ranks under the banner of Taylor
and Fillmore
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s5~ To Purchasers of Clothing.
ALFRED MUNROE q CO.'S
"a ONE PRICE STORE" No. "a MAGAZINE STREET,
Where may be found the Largest and

BEST .4SSUR q,
of every description, in NewOrleans.
At t establishment every article offered the very
price which be Sold and no reduction any instance
be made Purchasers whether they good bad judges OF the
quality goods may assured Of obtaining every article the
very lowest price, without trouble beating down. the
being cheated We price goods and that invariably
is the lowest in the city. Our stock of Clothing aud Furnishing
Goods is now very large, comprising
Over 100000 Worth.
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bunker AND BARNBURNER TROUBLEs-An-
other TTckeE-The General (demOcratc) Committee
of New York, met on the 27th in Tammany Hall,
and came to the conclusion, by vote Of seventeen
to seven to abandon the Hunker electoral ticket
now in the field. A preamble and set of resolu-
tons were adopted, setting forth the unhappy di-
visions which exist in the party, and that with
view of g promoting entire harmony in the party,
it was resolved that a State Convention should be
called to meet in Syracuse on the 18th Of August
next, to nominate new electoral ticket, pledged
to Cass and Butler, which will command the votes
of all the party, favorable to regular nomina-
tions,'' and also TO nominate candidates for Go
vernon, etc. The Barnbuners, of course, regard
this as an evidence of fright on the part of the
Hunkers, though they still repudiate all PROPOSE
tons for compromise. The Globe lone of the Barn
burners organs) thus speaks: We should incline
to the opinion that they wish to be let into the dem
ocratic party, even if they should be compelled to
occupy back seats for some time. We would adj
wise the radical democracy to reject all their pro
POSITIONS the object of which is to induce us oact
with them in any way
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-10

gcs- MIR. Bolts denies that he had said that Mr..
Clay was about to give in his adhesion to General
TAYLOR He says that when the proper time arrives
Mr. CLAW will speak for himself
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-10

ImFoRTANT AIRY AL.-zThe British propeller
Ireland arrived at Chicago on the 10Th ut, direct
from Montreal, with a heavy cargo, This Is the
first arrival Of the kind,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-10

0ar The British soop Of war Electra arrived at
Pensacola from cruize on the 9th inst. and was
10 leave in a day or two.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-10

CoNNECTICUT LEGIsLATURE.-Thi body adj
journed sine die on the 9th The vote in the SEN
ate the proposition to authorize the City of New
Haven to lend the Canal Railway Company $780,
600 stood Is against to in favor of the measure
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-10

LOUISIANA THIRD INFANTRY BArrAL1oN.- taf-Lieut.
Col Charles Fieca Adjuant j. G. King, Surgeon Charles
Hankle; Co. ;4-Capt George w. White, lSt Lieut.,
James Linton % Lieut. David Nelligan Co. B-Capt.
VIM T. hIillen, LIST Lieut. Gerbg, I'd Ieut Schaeffer
Co. C-Capt. Seeet lst Lieut. J. Jacobs I'd Lieut. Robe;
Co. D-Capt Warrington. LIST Lieut.. Thos. Norman, I'd
Lieut. d. S. Mcdowell. Co, E-Capt- =. FeatherstOn.
Ist Lieut. H. c. Young, I'd Lieut. Jos G. King .SeTgt.
Major Payne Q.M. Sergt. Reynolds.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-10

0- Co. F, Capt Lewis, bring over IN charge
the remains Of 1t Kline and Sergt Ralph Depass.
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o. If this hot weather lasts, what will become
of us !-Phiiad. Spirit Of the Times.
We have been engaged in propounding the same
interrogatory; but yet without any satisfactory
rpsnnnep
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AMUSEMENTS.
OLYMPIC THRATRE -lIate National


OILY MPIe THEATRE-La Nationally
s1- Corner Of Bareane and Pggdras streets 80 S
ETNHIS EVENING MONDAY, July i(-Gb5satest Neyelly
yet oered-MosE and sYKshT S,ls 2 n9y5l VII 20
i a 5tID9Y9goFFhFFsaS R Rodsricf Hmo
E ssn HTs se DpT r. & Beloved y T B Jazz
ETs 70 Conclude with i'll tie popular local sketch q
NEW VI ~ = n5ees Of admission are as folleos
Family and Pryate Boxes Soc Second Tier Of Boxes
Dress Sc Coiored Gallery. sc.
~ Doors open quarter before O'clock, and pe5fofp,
- Seats may be secured daily at the Box-Oica fvmli
Os9sk Tickets Il good only fo the night on which they
WANTED.
A SITUATION AS Al BOOK-KEEPER wanted by
PfgsGa perfectly ySeg Peas sns sdS Isl
tie Crescent Office. IS ST Charles street. ggloiw
MEDICAL NOTICE
TNR PRESTON can be consulted an 1903 81. syOSEPH {
~ street, DOORS qestf st. GAa11es street. tom g
o'clock each day Heias treated aaeesssLuy sc
in New York in 1882 also, the lptetmsn Rsnitteat,
well rs the Imported Ship Fever Scfoulons Affections
local and generaand all Chronic Diseases VIII receive ms
80 SpeciaI outdoor calls will be attended to morning
and evening. SURGICAL OPERATIONS on SatlE-
days. $40 9
Ok TRUNKS OF GENTLE MEN,fs n. FINE NE SHOES
JLandin ding from sesPs s,i S N
Patent Leather BRQGAAMS;
Patent Leather N uIlIiFlERS;
Go GNSSGsFR BOOTS. Patent;
ARMY SHOES. etc, ETC.
ALSO [o!e29Sr cases eeBPEisi9g complete sssr
Jyi66t r. G. HOBBS. 70 CnstoHboass ST.
BARGAINS IN CLOTHING.
Large Stock Selling Of at Greatly Reduced Prices.
A LFRED BiUNROE & Co, No. "a MAeAzISr street,
sortment Of CLOTHING and GENTLEMEN's FUR.
tS9 ~ ; - sao,s a. ,n,cb than
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EI Emmett Club.-The Regula. Monthly Meeting of
the Club will be held in the Temperance Hall No 6 chouptou
las MONDAY EVENING, 10Th INST, at 8 O'Clock.
Punctua attendance requested BY order.
W j. CASTELL. Secretary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-10

Gz-. Gov. Jones, of Tennessee, and Gen. Combs,
of Kentucky, are addressing meetings in Western
NewYnrk
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Presents for wives, Sisters and Sweethearts

Presents for Wives, Sisters and Sweethearts.
~ We beg call attention OF friends returning IRON
Mexico and travellers generally, the following list Of FANCY
ARTICLES ordered and selected expressly with reference to
their suiableness for
PRESENTS,
FANS-Of Pearl, Ivory, Feather, Paper Silk &C.
CARD CASES-Pear, Shell, Silver, &c.
RETICULES-SiI and Velvet, Elegant patterns
9 PURSES-A fine assortment, styles.
DESKS-Ebony Rosewood, PAPER Mache &c.
WORK BoXEs-Ebony, Rosewood, Papier Mache, &c.
DRESSING CAsEs-Ebony, Rosewood, Paper Maohe, &C.
PORTFOLlOS-Leatber Velvet, and PAPER Aasne
ACCORDEONS-- Best French, double frame
MUSIC BOXES Shell and Tin Cases.
BOUQUET HOLDERS-A pretty assortment
GOLD PENS-Of the first makers, Gold and Silver Cases.
PARASOLS-Las styles.
JEWEL BOXES Ebony, Rosewood and PAPER Mache.
CHESS MEN-Chinese English and German.
ORTE-MONNAIES-God aud Silver enameled, and all the
ODEUR BOXES-From. six bottles. [new styles
PAPETERIES-O Ebony, Rosewood, Paper &c.
t-Now in store our stock OF fine LINEN and COTTON
SHIRTS Goye suspenders MONEY BELTS, Stocks, Crayat
Canes, Umbrellas, Gold Pens, sc. &c,
GUINNESS & BUSH,
Dealers in Toilet Fancy and Gents Furnishing Goods
ie20 I'm u CAMP STREET.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-10

AFFRAY.- During the trip Of the steamboat Ma
Olson Belle, on the Ohio river, q fireman Of Indian
blood split some white lead, which the mate or
dered him to clean up. Refusing to do it, they
came to blows, and were allowed to fight for some
time, when a deck hand separated them. While
the boat was on her downward trip, the same day,
the Indian procured pistol and shot the man that
had separated Them. But the ARRAY did not stop
here. Another deck hand ierked the pistol out q
the Indians hand, and shot him dhe Indian
through the neck There is but little hope Of the
recovery Of either the Indian or white man.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-10

ez~ The Queens Delight which forms an essential
ingredient in the GRAEFENBERG sARSAPARIkLA COM
POUND, probably superior SarsapaIa itself Professor Frost
nage je22
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arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday

ST. CHARLEs...W r Webster, Ga; Miss NJ L Cox, 7 de
Yanpert KmbaH, Ala; T G Compton, Young, Frtslnon
Landry W Wynn, La Brown NJ, Field ya Towns owns
side Crttenlen, 1t Gogas 1t Reno 1t Walker Ii D u
Fry, 1t Leigh, w Heath, 1t L N Walker Mexico w Il
Sparks, La.
PLANTERS'...J Smith, il, 1t Young, Capt Vaughn, II
E Smith, Maj 7 Churchill DR. Van4ny A 4 As9mead'
Ohio King Y Moore, Ills; AMcCeland, Ind N I Games,
Ark A Vaughan Thomas.
HEWLETT'S DR. W Moon, Ala w II Polord, Capt Hebh, J
BickneI W Gourlay DR. Rdgel, Capt Shaver Capt Ly-
berg 1t II B Yeager
-" Panama Hats-THREE THOUSAND Panama
HATS the Soldiers returning from me
SEAT OF PEACE No. l. first quality, the low price Of
$50 per dozen, or So so each.
"a Call at SANDS CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
y6 I'm % Poydras street, corner of Tchoupitouas
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shirts, Cravats, HRndkerehiefs, gte.
GORDON PLUMMER
Sands,s Clothing emporium
NO. MAGAZINE ST. CORNER CANAL STREET
NJ. HUNTINGTON,
DEALER IN CLOTHING,

Keeps constantly on hand complete assortment every article
CURED for Gsulsman'. Wardrobe. apis 2dpa
~ Important to Health.--No family should neglect
to have hand bottles of BILLINGS CAEMJN4TIHE
SYRUP The nialhe remedy for Bowel complaints when esed
ar This remedy never fails most obstinate q Diar
rh1a.. Wholesale Depot u Camp street. New stesns
in D.HANSBROUGH.-
fv- To Country Merchants, Planters and Physi-
eians please see the advertisement Of Rustic PADDOCK,
upon the Fourth Page, headed as above nyl0
ew II Dalieyss Magieal Pain Extractor - The
ogzlpa aud ey lnes s~gys has ts written Ensi9s q
sge.a1En esfet ~ gAsf;sss stress ssN pfssaaA ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-10

o. Senator Douglass, of Illinois, addressed a
democratic meeting at Monticello, Miss, on the
26th ult.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-10

THE FoURTH-Fire- Notes.-The grand display
of fireworks that was to have been given to the
public on the night Of the Nations Birthday was
deferred until last night IN consequence of the bad
weather on the Fourth. We have seen a great
many exhibitions of this character, in time, yet
we must confess to have never seen any thing of
the kind to equal the exhibition that we saw last
night. The rockets that were discharged gave
forth fires of every hue. The various pieces were
all of beauty and brilliancy to charm But the
last piece was the most beautiful. 1t represented
the Temple of Liberty-each angle and curve of
the Temple being marked by line of fire of the
same magnitude, but Of different color to that
which marked the line Of the next arch A trans
parency Of Washington was fixed in front, inmedi-
ately above the head of which large star, glowing
with sapphire flame, was most tastefilly displayed.
At the moment when the variegated fires of the
Temple began to burn dimly, mass of fery user
penis were hurled into the air. resem bling a vast
fiery cloud, which, bursting, cast forth thousands
Of stars Of every color and brilliancy We never
beheId such splendid display before. The taste
displayed by those who made and arranged the
works is worthy Of the highest commentator and
applause There were at least ten thousand per
sons present, all Of whom seemed charmed with
the display.
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steamboat Departures RMS Day.


Louiseile ......... HOMER Underwood : :. N.
81 Lonis ....... ANDREW FULTON, Felton, s p. Ais
Lo4ispiilc MARTHA WASHINGTON, lrun r 1l.
segs- The magnificent passenger steamboat HQMER.
VIM Underwood master will positively leave THIS ia x
the 10th inst O'Clock r. NJ for Louisville. Evansville
and Memphis. y b SMITH = GY. a gents.
E5S7 III S. Mail MARTHA TyASHINGaFQN-Fer Gin
cnnaii Wheeling and PsbuTg--Thi splendid Steamboat
now receiving freight, and leaves THIS Da9, MONDAY
at o'clock NJ, positively, from Poydas street wharf
HYDE & 0GLESBf, Il Poydras s. &
Passengers viii please be on board at the above hour yle
60 ST. Louis Packet ANDREW FULTON-fm St
Louis etcFhis and splendid passenger steamboat y
receiving freight at Poydas street wharf and WIN leave
THIS DAY, Monday. Q, clock, T. n, panelt1aly;
JyIO hyde 4 OGLESBf, Agents.
Passengers will please be on board al the hopT
s55@ The Great Remedy of the Age .-BlblINSr
SYRUP becoming great remedy OF the age Tor al diseases
the bowels. 4 has been coffecfy
called THE GREET sou THERN REMEDY, beng com
and banks indigenous
try Out Thousand BEETLES sold in The last year not nss
occurred Of failures in the most obstinate cases oi
~ - D.HANsBR OUCH.
tzy- Sold by WELD g. CO, MEAD s. sOoVIL, sIcKLEs 6,
Co, HU. KENNEDY, N. JARVIS g co. ~ e.
EF~ Strangers in the City, see Dr.. b F. MULI4EN'S
advertisements the other columns OF this paper He is one Of s
very profession the United sttes All that stand
IN neeAsould do well give him call az Sc Gust mhe14e
street mhl6 2m
Es See advertisement the first page Of this paper,
headed g TO PLANTERS AND FsAMfLlES,n d Corstock
g. Co.'s celebrated Medicine Magical Pain Extractor Depot No
Poydras street, all sold warranted GEN me aud
PURE. W 5a.
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% One Of our NewYork exchanges, the other
day, in its commercial intelligence quoted Cats At
55@ soc per bushel
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: NswoRErAns. Jnly 8. lsls.

s5~ The undersigned Officers, passengersi in the snip
"MOsLEM'' VeraCruz this city respectfully tender egi
thanks to Capt PEFTEs the uniform kindness and s''
ton during voyage as well as e ne ny
ranity which he has manifested towards the SICK and daheu sos
ers on board his vessel To many persons who give pfese
to sail vessels over steamers we beg Tecoiqmend t aos
Of NeUYork as eornolious and fastsaling vessel
IL FAIRCHILD, Captain In. MID. Vols.
II. THORN, Sd Dragons. q 4. st.a
r. SCHOONOVER, ls Bieut.,sd Dragons.
C. S. ABELL. Asst Surgeon, DO.
H. b. YEAGER, % Lieut., 90.
JAMES = MOORE, Lieut., do
HIRAM il. BUCHANAN, %. q In MID. Eqis (
Lieut.. C. LILLY, ~ 90. GO
Lieut. CHARLES FOSTER, T. do do
Lieut. JAMES HUGHES, e, DO. DO
Lieut. WEf MORALE, B, de- CO.
Lieut.. JAS. X. PEARSON,t. y, do. Il do
Lieut. LEWIS w. BERRY, G, do do
JOHN sRIDGELY, Asst Surgeon, u. = A.
GEORGE KERR. Captain Co. c. Id MO- solss
Liedt WIN MITCHELL, &C, do do.
Lieut., WINFIELD D. HOOK, c, do de-
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MURDER.-On Thursday morning the body Of
J. f Brusse the overseer on the plantation Of Mr.
ST Ann Prud 'homme, eight miles below town, was
found dead inthe river. On examining the corpse
il was fonnd that he had been murdered, several
wounds having been discovered on the head made
apparently with the back of an axe or haichet Sc
veral Of The slaves from the plantation are now in
ail waiting a trial-one OF whom has confessed his
guilt NatcFiiockss Chronicle Isl INST
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NAxAL.-Iieut James w. Cooke has been or
dered to the Pensacola Yard. Surgeon J. nj Foltz
70 the Navy yard at Washington, d. G., TO relieve
Surgeon CIymer, detached preparatory for sea ser
vice. Passed Midshipman Ed. Barrett is ordered 10
the Jamestown, now on the coast of Africa, to re-
Keye Master Wilmer Shields. who has permission
to return. Second Assistant Engineer w. p. Mar
cier is ordered to proceed to the Pacific squadron,
in the storeshp soon to sail from New York, for
special service
: HE Senate have confirmed The nomination Of
Commanders Al G. Slaughter and Oscar BulIus,
Lieufs. c. S. McD0nough, and ]. D. Todd and
Assistant Surgeon VIM. F. CAFrgan,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-10

SALMON Salmon are more abundant IN the 81
Croix river this season than they have been
for many years Several hundred have been
caught al Calais, NIe,, where tllsy sell q eight
csnfs ner pound.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Pa sftAAsHiF cAsiHAlA'


n steamship a--ou arrived 10 Southampton on morning
siei ION Liverpool July D. Lys sous BALTIMORE. Baeoo.e
Isr.-.e sra Nan sampson Boston BroEn
Blanchard Blanchard NYor A-lb-s Rc sni Kssirao Folk-
Phlatqh Arrived lfh. Autf FL- MOOR. isy, Paien,
Or-ln. Y'rstosa s-bor NYor SAILED. L--. Low Bosta
Clsrestol strqlea Bts Boant al CoilHogs fhsin W
bic. supert Gach-l jane Cosf Nsef, NOfetus Aftng
ian Ryan Nfors sEsd. AuE ]. z, Moe Nfort Ar 20
Cala, Mon at Htrar Joln X sktfy Lice Nfofs
AR 81 Caaarn- Teis Aex.ntrt sai~i eaHloris- -
y and Csed nshas HoKr Nlork kmrtl Kemp ,sgalush
Arr A. Catr. Jay ~ S-pano Nicrk 'h John siroas DO
>aee On B-Hrrt1veu Juy %, APoo, Banorr ID Q0e-n W
t1rs Nlork
con- Jay caroaa-. Rhnoad saa- - a-t G-T-ror
AT a. Goacllrs July 10 Zas.ne Bo-tol. lsi, CAR Gaf
sYoh.
Arr A. l1on lsth lt RossAa, Bosiqa h, Ai-ai- N1er
Crunsta l0h Haicyuu Boston, Neptu1- Charleston
Ar Gssessai ,-i or Abn, Bsf'a -ih' Dlnhuiou NOr
Ar AZ Dl lal. ri at Gu.taru- Bostcu
sti-t I'm snsrl-sEr, seth lf. Ant-iope, Boston
sa-d In the Cbi-. h uii Carune Bostlai Ihonts Wrgh
Nioks J-h Brutu Boston Jupiter, CAae-ta Aa1 Harry Nrs
lors. 81 lsl raski IA d.
sasd m Deal 5otl al Vsaso Bos;oa Mashssisr
NcFrork.
s.-l Issrpoo % u NiiseI. Bo-.ou. Esrhr,., sha
Ar a sifilsuna. isih ut s,ipb. chsr'--ioa
Ar a. frl,erisui., l7th nh fr-aantsl, cAiHes'n1
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Ar q; Boz io-u-. llst or. Pstsp-co. >Yort
Ar a. L1lioui-r1. ssh II. Ms.sllxer. Moo
Arrat Br-lrl IN uit Bohi-u Nfcr.
eiaet lr br-n-rlsF-l, - d. A--i-, fl-.t- pa
A. as harrr 70 gL Bsrsra Nlors - = .-i = Nra9t t
Ar AZ Aui-i-rssri. 1-h ulf Nsst1--r. Nf9rs
At ~ Hsso-t lo;t Nanche-,sr. Nfors
Arr Aut-erp lst at Lous, Nfon - Asi~sffia DO >-t
ilst at Gothld- Nfor.
ss.-d IN Co1hsvea. 20 uit Na.s MON.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Liverpool Exchange News and Commercial
summary.
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ExcHANGE SEWs-RooNf. Frcsy Eveuing.
The market has ts week been vel amended BY tealers
f- the country and good retail business has been done
ff extensive purchases made win caution Al sppre
ba from tie Irsh instruction hss sutsiced. except fhsi
arising from tie certainty nsi We shall hereafter be Cd ed
upon 10 paw pretty handsomely for The precautions which
hsve been al IN ~ prevent tie threatened outbreak
The potato disease extending b1t i understood that
large proportion Of the crop i uasrecied thai the guam
ufy planted much greater than II former years ard
ths he Weld will above The ordinary average Many q
the farmers getting up Their potatoes preparatory % re-
or 20 geen crops and pressing thes on ne market IN
der The apprehension hat they may decay BY exposure 70
the atmosphere TIE prce : therefore much lover mar
us1s mi. period u the year TIE gram crops are Ake
- urn out well
The weather has been very favorable during The asi TWO
or three DAYS And much progress las been msfe ~ cun
the crops The supplies Of grain, &C cosst~-e and from
Ireland come forward very slowly bot The aya o. Tor.
eau wheat i rsiher arge since Tuesday upward Of l4n
quarters beng reported from Odessa and ne ba4uc Pors
Confidence has been again checked BY ne renewal o. as
rbauces IN Italy followed By severe hghng' oy NE sp
prehen-Ou france which : somewhat recovering from
lie commercial depression IN which she was involved BY
the late revo411n ary Of her cuzens may interfere pa
obedience 70 the cal Of the King Of Sardinia and by The
treaty Of peace which 10 course o. se-enl 9-t" cen
the Germans and the Danes being overiroHn and hosi
e.. renewed.