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{c3~ Gen, Gaines has placed at the disposal of
the Commissioners Of Emigration of Newl ork City
such parts Of the buildings on Bellows Island as
may he required, should any difficulty be found
in transporting the sick the Marine Hospital in
consequence Of the communication beng cut Of!
with some poriIOlls Of Stafen Stand
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Board of Health.

Last IF Taic1nents IN he Tity If NrwUrIsd MS ht
"a hOUrS cndiHg Sept. H. ut II 0'ctGck NJ.
Conge of Brain Con vuSions |. Consumption Z. by
seni.Iy D:op'y Debility Yellow Fever 20 s!!tgn AM
Fever Bilious reve GaStls !. Uncertain j; lotai "A
3 white and cOored. under 10 yeas OF
UhCe h0ra-NeworIeaus 5: Ireland $, Georgia VI airy
land Newiork l. China Paris |, England 2 SAM mia
J. Prussia !, Connecticut l. Denmark |. Uncertain 10
Total number OF deaths from all diseases. for the rex end
ing Sept g. 1873 2l2-of wh h 10 were OF Yellow Fey er.
A. HEs1 ER, Secretary OF the Board OF Leahh.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-12

OPINION OF TIE COTTON CRoPs.-During the
last fortnight We have not missed an opportunity
hat has presented itself to Us. 70 ascertain ih,
opinions and calculations Of the planters here and
IN every other part Of the cotton region " hence we
have found them. in relation to the cotton crop and
lis present promise compared with what il gave
them at this lime last year. We shall be more
specific and mention that We have conversci dur
ing that time. with intelligent observers from Mon
Onachita. No-ehouse Caldwell Catalonia Frank
I'm. Rapldes Cadto. Carroll. Madison and Teisas
parishes. IN tins state as well with many from
different points in our parish, and with citizens
OF many counties IN Mississippi, nearly all OF whom
were planters OF experience. on the suh2Ct of the
cotton crop and The comparative view o. il noticed
above. Although the opinions thus received have
been as various IN somr respects, As the names of
tie districts whose fields wera the au,FlUrlrv tor
fliem. We have found little difficulty after hsvin"
noted down all OF them in juxapoSilUn, IN arriving
n an opinion of our own in relation to he average
prospect. That opinion is that the damage done
to the cotton crop within four FIVE weeks past
has been 50 severe TO reduce the expectations Of
the planter below those entertained hv him al this
iine Of last year. and that if We have uHaN ora
be weather during any part of this mon;h, there
beng so much cotton open. the iaiiln" OIL from The
crop 81 last year IN upper Louisiana and south
western Mississippi will be very great. Rarely if
ever, has much cotton been opgn at the same
time rs Is seen noN.-C0Hcordia klicH@Cucer, 9Th.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-12

fREE SOIL " MIssorRl.-Ihe Barrburlers
says the st. Louis Revee of the 9TH inst. are to
hold a meeting in a night or two, are Informed.
John Van Buren, is to pay st. A.Ouis visit we see
If ais stated
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-12

o. Judge Cone las been held to bail. in The sum
Of SlOOC0. for stab5ng Mr Stephens M :. a.
last accounts was improving
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-12

o. Patrick WhcIan, found guilt of murder IN
the first degree was hung at Wheeling. Va on
The l.. instant
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-12

toTToS FACToGIEs-i new cotton factory is
abou, 10 he established in Aul.uca comfy. and
smother in Coosa county. AamIa This Is the
way TO 90 things.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-12

% We Mt know when We have received so
broken mail as yesterday. All the NewNo k and
Boston papers due on Sunday came throug h. but
no Philadelphia, Washington Richmond apers.
There was all entire failure of Yesterdays mail
from beyond Montgomery.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-12

US The Muscogee Democrat announces the
death of Lieut.. Charles p. Baker late of Capt
Renfroes company of Georgia Mounted Men
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-12

X Mr hehoo, contractor, was knocked down
by the iIarlaem y. y. Railroad r9r, and hs Ics
broken, on the lot inst.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-12
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER -, -
el~ See First and Fourth pages. 81
CHARITY HOSPITAL Report.

For tn. 81 hours preceding yesterday, P. 81.
Number admissions, diseases
Discharged yellow Fever
Deaths, Yellow Fever
g,,s il, Nam Iuiitimg rs, Luna Asylum q.
II VANDERLINDE DEN Ci.E4,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-12

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN ST. LoUIs-We learn
from the St. Louis ReveiIle that the lumber in VIM
Patrick S yard, on Main. between Cherry and BddIe
streets, extending from Front Second in that city.
was entirely consumed on the 81 inst The value
OF the lumber destroyed is variously estimated, al
rom $4,000 TO $4,000, on which there had been
but 5000 Insurance. Four houses on the west of
Second street, in the of the yard were slightly
injured. They the property of b. F. Thomas
1t Is the general impression that the fire was the
work Of an ncendiary
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-12

FlRE.-The buildings Nos. 81. % and p Perry
street. New York, occupied as a waIding factory
Mr. Eli Wells, We're entirely destroyed by FIRE and
the adjoining premises mIci. damaged
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-12

" The Chic River. during The II hours ending
on the % inst, had fallen inches leaving } feet
6 inches in the Canal
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-12

o. The letters by the steamer Niagara srrived
If orr POst-Of Yesterday
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-12

CROPS IN ENGLAND.-Ihe n. Y. Evening Post
publishes the subjoined extract from letter from
Bristol, Eng dated the Eth ut, two days before
the sailing of the Niagara:
am really apprehensve that we are to have a
rad state of things and that there will be required
large imports of grain and ilour II this neighb)r-
hood Is any criterion of the general state through
on the country, the potato crop may BE- consilere,.
a failure. The ROT IS rapidly progressing. have
seen grounds where the loss is fully eighty Tar cent
OF damaged potatoes. The weather is unfav0rabe
he wheat under any circumstances will be CON
sIderaby deficient OF an average and this appear
to become progressively more evident: at first it
was scarcely credited, but without an sarIv and
almost immediate return Of fine weather TIE crop
viii suffer seriously both in quantity and qualit,
there Is already much grown. particularly Of such
rs Is laid, and the general condition lnllsl be nov
approNllnat'Hg to growing-hence every day IS of
moment. Shipments within recent quotations must
be safe from loss. with think great probability of
4 large margin.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-12

Of Mr. Michael Tanning was knocked down III
Memphis, few nights since. by two men and
boy, and robbed of gold watch and 500 IN
money. They were all arrested-not, however,
without some difficulty in preventing the citizens
from furnishing them according TO the code OF Judge
Lynch Only $50 of the money and the watch,
were recovered The robbers, when arrested, had
with them all the apparatus necessary for the pro-
fession.
o. Mr. George Rumsby, arrested at New York
suspicion of being implicated i'll the robbery of
Nr Reynolds of $500, after a full examination
was honorably acquitted.
o
Died:
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Pelican Division Sick Visit, az Committee.


~ n :, n Fl ir H. ", , , anu
INV APr, sur, = ~ tT.,,,
'tJNVhS DO * { ~ -, nd t.t,l.
n, uriiIRRCT ii -, .r,' ,.r'e 1850 'N'
p i{'r AFgi ri u,5et.. 100. :, r p~+,-. ,r1
THOMAS CURkAN' III : Ghar'es ,, .,r ~, r. e.
--'-, - i'l-'1, ~. D. ''' ''"'
CO Cass and Butler Club.-At meeting OF the Cass
ad Butler C, held On Saturday evening, 9Th ns at NJ IS -
tlsrr street H. CALDWELL 10
"a, ,rr,,,, - nv :, :, j. ,,r,i,,s,1 : .rrt,r-
49, '''''
On motion Of MI Jodl T. i1aEu II "7 resolved MAJ lite Assoclir
non proceed President, Vice Presidents and
,II', resulted IA the election Of J. H. CALDWELL Esd
Precedent R. II. STERLING and A. NJ DCPEFu Wee Prer.
,.1,,, and TIEOS. ]. BURkE. Secretary.
-. -. 4, ,1 ,.,r,I ina. NJ, ~ p WHITE, e er,,...,
was i"o''' 'i'' ''-'''' VIM ' - - y ll'''
+, , = rr, II . Char or,ci,+ fv, fl,
u -, ,r , a,,. rI, Of oors,,,,, f,- tho ,ys,,,,, r
~ (,a1 r2,rra ,,,i ,ri C,f,r ,,r,,,I ues.rs G, /.
f.i-E n W,1,CHrTI p Ire SAM I,v,sov and Can,
- ~ r ~ ~, M - - -' ''' " r
1t was also moved and seconded that the meeting now aon to
Wednesday rvenlnr next, at AaIipast O'clock 81 81
THOS. J. BURKE, Stc'y. J. II. CALDWELL, PIe,'t.
--- - --
from n ca. street to ~ mAGAIiNr sTREI,T, Irwcr
Crno ami Glaye where the, Will Keep their usual stock Of
Fancy and Staple SIi4k GOODS,
Vtra t,,, LAGOS Linens + r,. 90 stc etc and comnrs
~, ,.,l. 80 -,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-12

~ OGorman, Dillon and Reilly Of the Irish
patriots, whom the Government, at last accounts,
had been unable TO find. although price was set
upon their heads. the Ny. Tribune says are more
o! military men than those " hO Were taken.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-12

The evils which the poet lamented have fallen
upon his country in their direS; form Dangers and
t'oubles are before ii-ciouds ana darkness rest
upon its future. The Government and The ruling
classes have many sins 10 answer for they have
he"n proud and naughty in The day Of their power.
snbdu!ng and plundering the Acknowledgements
ing and enslaving the weak-eyer acrificug RIGHT
10 Their own aggranGZcment-awave GisracarC;ing
the claims OF ju>lire ana humanity when they IN
t'rtared with thrir policy interest Il is not I'M
reasonable (" heii"v" thai tie day Of rrtrihuiorl
for them is drawing near. and terrible vi Ia. day
prove when il comes. Got is jnsl-cveu jinon earth
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-12
-" AT CosT!-selling Of At Co7t,-At

= Al UUaI --seIIllg On At CoTt!-A
4. MUNROE 4 cos 81 MAGAZINE srrEFT
-" We Will now sell entire stock Of 81, MNEE CLOTHING
/ COSY, coH,rl.iar
hrrno Fruc,. o. - and Sack COATS.
COATS,
VIM, Blown, Check au1 S.nprf SACKS and COATES;
Wine pnn fnn'. iluea Don PANTaLI ONS.
tI"rh Linen, tu,pu aul hiArn ,- lanr PA MIS-
~ Our Stock Of WOOLLhN GOODS complete and Of recent
- One Pre- Tor Goods. and no 'eyr.toq
= 4. NROE {, CO., 81 Mara We street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-12

We have the American Flag of the ID inst, and
CLEAN from it the following news: a new paper
devoted to Ccn:ralism, and to be published in the
Spanish language, is To be established at Maia-
moros. Two hundred Mexican troops had arrived
at Mier, and Were to garrison the town.
Mr. Winfield, an American trader supposed to
have been murdered near Linares, has arrived safe
ii Maamoros. His partner, Mr.. Charles Carroll,
was the person murdered when it was supposed Mr..
Winfield was killed. Mr. Carroll was first robbed
by seven NIeNcan2, and then murdered. Four
hundred dollars We're recovered from the robbers
!he Acalde OF Lnares had possession OF the Effects
OF Mr.. Carroll, ard refused to give them mp. Ac-
cording 10 the fla he played the scouadrel as well
t. tie robbers That journal SAYS:
Since one Of the causes Of the late war with
Mexico grew out OF The tepredations upon the prop
eriy Of American citizens, now thai we have jllst
established a treaty OF pea which, it is declared
shall DE firm and universal. wisdom would seem
TO teach our government 10 take firm and decided
stand in favor Of her citizens to the end that Mex
!co may understand at the VERY outset that she
VIII have TO make reparation, full and complete
anu without beng permitted to procrasnae, for
all injuries inflicted. As the case Of Mr. Winfield
and The legal representatives of Mr. Carroll against
The Alca!de OF LlnareS. is the first which has oc-
CURED hllutT our observation since the ratlficalon
OF the treaty, we trust that the American Consul
when his Intervention is prayed, as it will be SOON
VIII discharge his duty with prOmptness and ener-
gV. And, II needs be, that our minister at the
City OF Mexico, i'll bringing it 20 the notice OF The
supreme government there Will speak in a lam
Enage incapable of misnerpretaton. There can
he no doubt but tllat it is the design of the AlcaIe
OF Iinares, under the g1ise of law. to defatld Mr.
Winfield, and the Others concerned ont of the mer-
cnandIse anu effects Possess ion of the unlortu-
nate Carroll at the time of his murder. Although
the persons Interested will sustain a consider
able loss, whatever may be the result yet we shall
BE pleased If il he the means of bringing the gov
eminent up to the mark The course We have
limited at, Is The only way we can think of to main
ia L friendly relations and make the existing peace
= firm and universal
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-12

o. The prices OF tickets at the great Newport!
fancy bali were for gentlemen in fancy costume s. :;
ladies' in fancy costume free; gentlemen not in cos
tune SiJ. and ladies' in the same predicament $40
Here III New Orleans we have to pay for seeing
model artists. The Newport system Of charging
for the privilege of ex hibitng. is an improvement.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-12

A Coon CHANCE.-We invite the attention of
printers and publishers TO the following notice
The paper is located in one Of the richest parishes
in the state:
TO PRINTERS
For SALE, upon reasonable terms for cash, well
established WING PAPER. in thriving town Of this State
i competent, economical, ami industrious business man.
would do well to purchase For particulars inquire at tbs
Office. a5
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-12

Ky Strangers in the City, see DR.. Is. +. III LIENS
advertisements III the other columns this p8pe liz
very test IN ms profession i. the United
Ia Nee, soad do Sel! 10 Il cali! IS Customhou.
ubI6 Yrc
" The Arnerico-G raefenberg Theory does not
Eifs'i mat
It 10 ta' such dor u 10 ne srr Of intel community.
II IS me En@uaEl Of ftarss eut prreudr, But
medicine. offered by Grae.euDt5 Com = EVERY DISEASE
VII find Its aa-laule.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-12

y Richard Sands, grateful past favors would re-.
s-" Lily co attention IT he pg5hc TO ls + hI,ra L. l,tng
| Fur sling Stur, E6 Pc iyRAS Of Tchoupito
" 6eh-enen srrrVnr lie ,ly vi! hud
% ali ami examine tor themselves
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-12

QUARTER MASTERS DEPARTMENT.-'fhe IT, S.
steamer Maria Burt Capt Otway. leaves this morn
irr for BraZos St JapO
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-12

l.,
SstRiNG my absence from the city, Mr.. JAMES u
~ y RNB ii. i duly authorized agent as Der act
passed before ID. l. Ricardo Notary Public.
al5 tt JOHN >. CALDWELL.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-12

IA BLOOMFIELD. ROOK-BLNDER. No 80
~ '4mp STRAIT. Now Oreans. alj On
HAROLD,
FHE LAST OF THE SAXON KINGS ,-Bul,yar's
last At WELD y CO.. Y Camp st. asst
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WYNN. f. MUIR co M ISSIO.F q Nd FOR-
" " "A DiNG " Err en- ASST, No, "a st.
,Iar b, IL

NOTICE.
7 WILL PAY NO HaANAG in future except to
4 those who have order.
sl2 W +. MUIR "a St Charlie, ST
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DIET OF THE LATE REPOpL1c OF TEXAS

OIt11 Ot He Ii . hEFUBLIC OF IEAhS.
S'tE undersigned Offers his for tie pre-
,entauon and adjustment. with the STATE OF Texas, OF,
~ CLAIMS FOR MONEY, against the Iac Republic
o. irAas. Those wishing TO engage his services do
b. calling on OF addressing HIM at No q toydras strict
.',,% Drr,tG"%. ,NEMUHAN HUNT, Of Texas.
!% Refer to 4 Jacobs e Burke, AicGe | abranche
: = fItntiss, ami Bale FeyfOn, Fsgrs. al9tt
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DENTAL. MQTIC


AR. PEARSON informs his patients ss~-e-S----.
- that he can he found daily his Office S5rse$.-s
rom a. NJ, to p. NJ. DIR. Pearson q TTS.GysSs5pA
many mirovel entS in Dental Surgery are ILL II
90 WEI. knoWn and appreciated to require enunlerarg.
His BLOCK TEETH particularly worthy the aeu ~
o. those requiring artificial His prices graded
suit The circumstances OF all. Office at his residence,
rORne STREET. Al Canal. AZ .pfE
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. NOTICE.
X H. o. HALL Is our authorized agent during our
AVA ten orary absence from the state.
JN 10 I'm lDNf n FORD 7! 81. Charles 81.
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,,,, w DISSOLUTION.
s'HE tbPARTN ER%IIIP herefOfo,a avi,,;ng between
the UNDERSIGNED IN the ,incioa and Coom,ss.on bust
n'S,, b THIS DAY dissolved by muual consent
J. 9. PERSON is charged with The ,-,fIemen, of Tin.
business 0! tine inn. J O. PIFE@DN
80. J. 4. BDNNENA AL.
~ The subscriber VIII Govt nue. The Al. nos .sp
'"NMissl3N business. and will General Broker Tor
le sale and purchase of Real Estate Nrrrne ana all o,
=, j. A. E6NNENAI.. 81 Gravier s..
Vow OLiea rs. 4 70 20 .,,aII
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FOX s,EL.J.
"a NE q the best Pca,pne tCFFFi.-i!DI Sts5 on
!; Inc i"',ee-sOnc ,fendId bT,n, s-Fnfi -ALEe-Zs,
49, on aec"EEl "i The owner wishing to engage in =
ONE rfer bn> t! stand Terms. amply al 81
IRE oiilte OF R:tpeT. alp IN ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-12

FELICIAWA HOUSE FOR SALE
'ftiE LEASE tuRNiTt RE and GOOD WILL. of
Il The ftLiCiANA not ST, oiie'ed for sale. IA
ne house VIII ac"Omno ate uciIrlt hundred -
beardeTs, and IS iu'i ar.h months To IY..
person acquainted with The Western trie house would
be OF profit The present occupant Wis hlng
% retire Offers the above fine establishment moderate
terms For Jarticu'as apply on the premises, Garner OF
JULIA and fcHouFirouLAs streets to
au.3 Il JAMES ROACH
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-12

~ Removable. YALE. JR.. & co. have remoy ed
- ChaTtres 21 MAGAZINE STREET, between
Cuno ami GIaVleI where they Will Keep usual
Fancy and Staple SILK GOODS,
White tsul, Lac-s Linens, En- etc, complete
assurspsa Of MILLINERY an STRAW GOODS which they
would City Dealers. iyIl
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ID


TN the 9th int, JonN K.vrsv DrSsrrr. OF
John nd Caroline emmett, aged years aod % days
The friends OF the family are requested t" attend
the IL neral from the rrs.uce of r. John b. melt
No 81 Stk avenue. at O'Clock r. NJ, Friday the 18Th
His will be tax. N to Greenwood Cemetery.
On " ednesdsy evening. July 2Gth Mrs EGIR.BsrH
Trhror rect OF Peter d. urcot in the Soth year OF
her age.
Fub-ra from the residence Of her d. p. rureot,
Friday afternoon ut O'Clock. froui No. 81 Des-
br.s.s street. Her friends and acquaiutxnoes are
re yec'fuily invited to attend.
1hprrdny morning, 2Sth INST, Mrs HAsNAH JouN-
sros aged ~ years widow of Capt. Robert Johnston
he friends OF the family. and her sons William a nd
Robert, and brother. Jacob Rabineau, invited to
att nd her funeral from Mr. Charles 8 habinesu's,
IL West Invent street, between 9th and 10Th
avenues this friday morning, Mt 10 o'clock without
further invif atiOH.
On the 2Tth July Of consumption. JoHN GILLIAN, Of
Dorking Sarry. England, marble cutter.
His frien d. and acquai also those Of Thomas
Mitchell respectfully invited to attend his fune
raj at 2l1 Centre street At o'clock this afternoon
His remains will be- taken to Greenwood Cemetery.
On Wednes day. 18th inst, Err. FREDER'cx Moon, In
the 34th year of his sgc
His friends, and those of his brother DIR. l. Moor,
respect fully requested to attend his funeral this
day, ut 10 A. NJ from the residen Of Col H. r. Ro-
bertson Ne. 10 Sixth street.
Yesterday morning, Mt O'Clock, WILLIAM MALLoY,
aged 81 y. ars, lxts policeman Of the 9Th district.
His friends and the members OF tho Police Depart
ment requested to attend his funeral at O'Clock
this afternoon from his late residence, 1853 Leonard
street.
On the 9th inst JAMES GaKHAM. aged ~ years.
from injuries received by fall.
His friends, and those of his uncle, Matthew Elan.
igan, respectfully invited to attend his funeral
from his sts residence, corner Of Sixth and Lewis
BtI Gets.
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
&rnnH ABA

BALTIMoRs July 90 500 Us of 1867 10s; 1000 Mary
land ny Sc t 0 do docs o9S 5l2 81 100 do SIS 9is
300 Baltimore Uho Railroad division bonds on 500 do
CHI 20 shs he hanics bank l 6s Of Is closed at 0i
bid Ui asked Treasury % O3 bid Maryland SIS closed
IS bid y asked Baltimore Gs Of $50 At VA BID, w
asked Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shares at 20 BID J
PiulADEIPus, July G.-Fra Bodrd-Sj00 State IS Esp,
7Sh 40 Lehgh scrE ~ 622 do lni 52a o20ichigh scrip,
u 1900 u. 3 o. g. li 400 State %, 13 10 shs Mechanics
Bank, 24il Farmers and Mechanics Bank 52a 50 Gr,rl
Bank, os, W. 10 do lO1s 90 Morris Canal 94 100 do b5
90 After Saies Girrd Bank, uh lJOdo, lUss $50 Nor
rs Canal "a Second bodrd-SsU0 Tennessee 5 75 90 Le-
high Navigation Coal scp, ~; 40 U. $. Bank, 27s.
Boston, July 26Siock Saics7 shares Merchants Bank,
% " do N~rmai lnsunnce 90 (par s5 5l 10 TO Boston
Water Power sy 10 do opc psnance 20. So do PORT
land Saco and q, rsmtuth RE- q II do Manufacturers nsrr.
Co. 49, do eslen Railroad. Ot IS 20 do m To B,s.
and Worcester RR 0r l. ~ 90 do. f.i Is 81 r
W. ~ De- Ga. NTfi D. Do 10, AV,ai - " ~ ~ " ~
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UOMMEKCIAL AFFAIAS.
EY MARKET.

Thursday, July 27-6 r. M.
The steamship Europa arrived Boston at an early
hour this with Ave days later from
Liverpool and four days from London Her advfces
here by telegraph about and issued
datey after in extra Herald The political news
Is rather important particularly from Ireland and the
indications certainly in favor rupture than
they have been before IL would not surprise us
much the next packet brought accounts of serious
outbreak. From France the political accounts are any,
thing but satisfactory Another insurrecton is highly
probable and the only mai Itself
by the Of the most rigorous measures and
the establishment Of large military force in the
capital. Discoveries are daily made of prepara-
tions by the insurgents for another insure elton,
and it viii require the utmost vigilance on the part
Of the powers that be, to prevent another scene
of strife and carnage similar that of the four DAYS
in June. The three days Of July are the anuiversa.
~ Of the revolution of $780, and is by no means
improbable but that some demonstration will be then
made by the insurgents to accomplish the object they
failed in befort
Commercially the news is of no great Importance
The markets all firmly sustained. Consols and
cotton had advanced, and prices for corn we're firm
in the of the most favorable prospects relative to
the harvests There is evidently gradual but steady
improvement going in commercial affairs through
out Europe and do not anticipate any of those re-
actions which have, within the past year. been so
disastrous to every interest.
The amount of tolls collected in all the New York
State canals during the third week in July in each Of
the past two years, is as annexed:
New YoRK STATE CASALs-AMousr Tolls.
Received in July 1sis. .......... 1881 1884 o5
Same psriod in 1S47. ................ l3096s %
The aggregate amount received for tcs from sow no
mencement Of navigation to the I'D of Ju-
ly, inclusive, If. .Sl223,5S0 50
During same period in lS47. ........ 1654450 "a