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The Race this COure yesterday, at hTeemie heats
contested by Van Leers Topaz and Goldsbys Little
Mistress The track fine order and the attendance
was much larger than the day previous Not much
element existed, it seemed be weLseed point that
the Glencoe FLY would have her way in the One
hundred to sixty freely offered Topaz, and but few
takers.
There good business done in the time market
the sharp entered with rush. and the figures
SAC 54 Speed stock went up the bubble burst and the
quick men fell heavy
The uncovered wei. showing every symptom of
speed and endurance AT the they went off well Together
Little Mistress the lead. which she held for two miles
but crossing the score the third mile Topaz made
rush for the lead, and it, The little made her best
speed but the nothing; she could make the
Glencoe FLY Iun who to the stand in galop winning
the heat in 5:4S1a-JHiStresS two lengths behind.
Time Of this heat settled all the questions of Quick time
and adorned the faces of the insiders with closed lips and
clenched teeth.
In the second heat Little Mistress again took the lead
but was cut down early in the second mile and continued
to fall off to the end of the heat which the Glencoe
easily in 5521S
will be seen by the result of yesterdays that Topaz
in the time that she beaten in two days pre-
vous That she fine there is no doubt; and that
the ku hands IN which she has been since she oaed
have fairly developed her will be admitted by ALL
Summary:
l. VanLeers b.f Topaz by Glencoe. dam by Emerald;
B. GOasbys ch + Little Mistress BY Shamrock.
Time 5:4slS-5 3d.
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Yesterday was the time appointed for the Execu-
tive Committee of the Central Rough and Ready
Club t, call upon Gen. Taylor, and accordingly at
4 O'Clock in the afternoon, the members waited
upon him at the St. Charles Hotel. They were
received by the General in a private parlor, and
although heirrecepton was highly hattering, there
was not the slightest ostentation OF formality upon
ether side, it having been understood to be Gen.
Taylors wish that they should. on this occasion, be
dispensed with, in order that he might meet the
gentlemen Of the committee old friends. There
is a combined frankness and modesty in the Cen
erals whole manner, which at once wins the esteem
and affection Of any with whom he may come in
contact. After shaking hands with every member
of the committee he expressed his regret that the
people, in the exercise Of their sovereign power, had
not caused their choice to devOlve upon some one
more worthy and capable of fulfilling the duties Of
the high station to which he had been called, than
he felt himself to be. The responsibilities of the
President of this great and glorious Republic, he
knew to be immense, but the same time he would,
to the best of his ability serve his country faith
fully in his new capacity He spoke of the fact of
his having passed great portion of his life in
the camp, and on the frontier, in consequence of
which he had had little opportunity Of mixing in
political strife, or becoming acquainted with poti-
cal affairs. He also alluded the solicitude which
he felt while in Mexico, on hearing that the people
had determined to nominate him for the Presidency
He did not desire civil office, and had hoped that
some one more capable, and be knew several such,
would be selected. A half hour was then spent in
social conversation, in the course Of which the
General alluded to his late campaign in Mexico,
and the trying positions in which he was several
times placed The committee then took their leave,
having derived much pleasure from the interview.
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Texas ELECTION have the following
additional returns from this State:

FROM TExAs.-Extract of letter from a friend,
dated Houston, Texas, Nov. oath: During the
past two weeks we have had great quantity Of
rain, which has, in some measure, curtailed our
business with the interior, by preventing the arr
val of cotton-the roads being very heavy.
Cotton is worth in this market from Al to Lice
per Id.
San old acquaintance of mine, Mr. VIM. Jones,
an auciiOneer, was shot on Wednesday last, by a
gambler, while in the discharge of his duty as a
Justice Of the Peace. L. A."
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OHIo.-Vote of The Reserve Colnties.-We have
the complete vote of the Reserve counties, with the
exception of Huron. The totals stand Taylor
1l,6T7; Cass 1883; Van Buren, 1884 Huron
county gave Taylor 154 majority, and about 900
votes for Van Buren,. The total vote of the eleven
Reserve counties will not vary much from 1000
and will be divided nearly as follows: Taylor
1858; Cass l6 SO; Van Buren, IA ,s35. town
ship or two that formerly belonged to Lorain, and
now part Of Ashland, and several townships in
Mahoning, that formerly belonged to Trumbull, not
included Thus it will be seen that Cass leads
Taylor about 1857, and Van Buren, about 1886,
while Van Buren, leads Taylor about 1922 votes
Total vote of the eleven Reserve countless in Octo-
Der, 1886; Ford's vote $3.50; Weler's 16, 1866
Cass has therefore gained some 500 on Welers vote
Texas ELECTION. We have the following
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TeIegraphed to the Daily Crescent. .
[By Mail from Mobile

BALTIMORE. Nov q, 1913.
The Cambria's news was delayed on its passage
South by break in the wires beyond Washington.
The news by this steamer has depressed the New
York cotton market. The sales to-day were 800
bales, at decline Of cent-elosing dull. Pro
visions are generally breadstufE duller.
Government 6es are quoted at S per CT pm.
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YUcATAN BATTALIoN.-We have been kindly
furnished by friend with the following list of
officers of Col. CIV. Whites regiment of Yueatan
Volunteers, portion of which sailed few days
since, on board of the bark Florida bound for
Yucatan:
cSl =. w Hhe, Lieut.. q q Il. a Sesanyon, MAJ
Edmoustol, John FreeIand R Mace, Dan CLARK Briggs,
George A. Tobn, Soils J. G. mOlov: First Lieuts Mckee
yer, Il. c. Young. (Ac Add Fred Sewer. w. O. Whit
man, J. $. NeEnery, J. D. Gallagher Juan ConO, j. G.
Gaines Second Lieuts Edward Desommes, Cors Lofts,
Mcdonald. Juan Eliza Cooper Hicks Burgess and Brown
and 4C9 menmaking the whole number dispatched for the
seat of operations 200.
The remainder will doubtless be forwarded in
very short time.
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The ScANDINAvIANs.-On reference to our adj
vertising columns, our readers viii observe call
for meeting of the Scandinavians on Saturday
evening next. The object of the meeting is to
adopt such measures as will tend to promote the
well-being of those of the Scandinavian race resi-
dent in our city. The Society embraces many of
best and most respectable citizens, and we trust
that their proceedings will tend to elevate still
higher their character and usefulness
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or Col James Dell, Of Florida, died on the 18th
ult., at his residence near Newnansville, Alachua
county. Col. Dell was intimately connected with
the history of Florida He immgrated to that Stale
from South Carolina, with his father Philip Dell, in
the year 1902 Duringthe revolution in Florida in
1872 and 1873 he was the leader Of the patriot
army. he subsequently, for many years, repre-
ssnted Alachua county, in vnt WIS then called the
Legislative Council,
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Gen. LANE.--A lettrr has been received in Indi-
ana IRON the new Governor Of Oregon, dated atthe
hailsas riSer' 400 miles from independence, on the
road 20 santa re. No incident happened to retard
hls march. lie says, in eighteen more DAYS he will
De at Santa re, and in sixty more in California.
and then by sea he will soon be in Oregon His
escort is twenty-five men, under Lieut.. Hawkins.
all well, and IN fine spirits,
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daily for the Crescent bg VINCENT Williams
LAFAYETTE, Nov. 80, 1S4s-Auved, steamers Peytona,
with l60 Sheep and saadin with so Hogs &c Calves and 20
Beeves. We have change yesterdays quo
tationsBeef, 5E951Sc b; Hogs, 441sc. q ib Sheep,
&20ss head; Mich Cows, s29G1$S5 Q head; Hay,
s266$H ton; Oats 80332 CO husheI; Bran, 6O67Oc. o
cwt-: Corn, 55G357c . bnshel; Oil Cake, 81 = ewt.
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THE DAILY CRESCENT.
WV ORLEANS
TEE WEEKLY CRESCENT.

We shall publish Saturday afternoon the second num-
Der of large and beautiful Weekly pape 1t wicOntan
the reading matter and published in the Daily Crescent
during the week. with the addition Of interesting Tale the
Weekly Review of the Markets. accurately corrected
Price Current of important Commercial Transactions
up to O'Clock Saturday, with the News brought by Mail
and Telegraph to the same hour It our intention to
give the largest circulation possible for paper OF the kind
10 obtain throughout this the adjoining States 1t will
thus form convenient medium through which merchants
and other business men may communicate with the county
as we shall devote two columns of to business
cards and other important advertisements 1t wi also be
the cheapest of conveying the general intelligence of
this city persons in different paris Of the United States
Packages single papers be obtained in wrappers the
office. Advertisements for the Weekly should be sent in
before 10 O'Clock on the day of publication.
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MI MaI5DlISqlAAL TEXT BOOKS. PTc.

: -,,,,,, I9lL = IENT BOOKS. INC.
M fssytSal. StlDEAFS can ana al lie Ne,vOfleas
fs $500 ~ 49, Naelouse 80. IA gAMp STREET D
s ss t ssa pet assortment Of al kinds Of MEDfCN
Iaest revised editions at publishers ri - rs
So anu sands unnvaied eomplets ITREsrY or y
n, A q siteeeinea at The same IN IS teV az so
lsns!se ioi an ordinary advertisement the aitepig o Me-
si .sashs and the Medical Faculty aenerslT Is rsa
s ne SUBSCRIBER feels assured that critical e
animation Ct his stock and pncss viii riS sss5fion q
eAsues- tno I'm 1dpl ]. B. STEEL. Ii fsn5o Street
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COTTON Cohesion, NOo. 25-Stock on hand,
Sept /, TAI bales received past week, 1913 pre-
viousy, 1862; received at other ports, 975; total
receipts, $3.50 add stock on hand, 747-totsl 65O7
Exported to New Orleans, $50 bales; to New York,
1928; total EXPORTS 1853. Remaining on hand,
not cleared. 2O49 bales
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FRANKLIN HoUsE.-We learn that the Franklin
House, Lake end Of the Shell road has been taken
on three years lease, by Capt Dan Hickok, and
IS to be reftted entirely with new furniture, ETC.
We need not say that the house win have &c Jolly
fat landlord, and one that knows well how to sup
ply the wants of the inner man.
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TO MERCHANTS, BANKERS AND oTHEE
NOM
(NoT MAJORITY FOR C4sS

PAY YOUR BETS
s THE ELEC ZION vs. OVER NOW. those whol
"A COLTS, PANTS, TESTS, etc. will be requested
fork over. The undersigned has a stock OF FAsH0NAl
CLOTHING just received, which ne recommend 10 wa
Democrat or Free Sol men a being superior in quality
make, such as
Black Cloth Dress COATS,
Bl ick and cO0Ted Cloth EROCkS.
SACS aud PALETOTS
Satin, Velvet. Cashmere. Silk and Cassimeis VESTS
Super black French DOeskin PANTS.
SHIRTS. 81 SPENDERS,
UNDERSHiRTS. GLOVES
DRAWERS. SOCKS. HANDKERCHTEFs,
CRANATS, SCARFS, UMBRELLAS, etc. Ell
lH11 2dp Il FRED ANTHON,
Under ST Charles Hotel, one door from Common d
B. F. SMITH & BRoCKLEBANK,
DENTAL SURG EOAGS,
street. ua3
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THE CRESCENT CITY-The steamship Crescent
City will leave for New York oia Havana, this
evening" at o'clock, and no doubt reach that city
the latter part of next week. 1t is certainly the
most expeditions and pleasant way of travelling
North this season ofthe year
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-01

The LEG1sLATURE.-We observe among the re-
cent arrivals at the hotels the names of Coils. Por
ter and Bryce, members of the State Senate. The
Legislature meets on Monday next.
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Steamship Galveston, from Galveston-Mu. Bossman,
MaoSsy, Mrs Gid, Ms. Bane Ms. MESSENGER DIT Wilson
and family J. doom and family Bishops Blanc and I'll
mon, Rev. Pefche, Rev. Dhanw, Gen. TWggs, H. Blood,
T. Rork, n; Lord, Capt Bisp Middleton Kenners, Phil
lips e. FL. Harris. Woodbury.. Nimms. NandOver, Sw0pe.
Mcfarland, H. A. Cobb H Selby, Baker Burnett. Snyder
Burgess and family, Moore, stump Neddor. Richardson
Car. Odom Jenkins PattersOn-25 deck.
ship Memphs from New York-MTs E L. Hall, Miss
Hail. Mr. n. Halsted and lady, Mr.. E. @ Hyde lady and
nurse Mr. j. c. Calhoun and lady Capt J. Bailey and lady
Ms. Beatty and family Mrs Falger. M Duprat. w. S.
Walsh ]. G. McKibbn, r. H. Hyde-75 in the steerage.
Ship Hero. fom New YOrk-l57 in the steefage
Bark Nancy Treat. flom Bemen-141 in the steerage.
Brig America from Araade-36 in the steeTage.
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GIVE IT A TRIAL


E TEEEURrs SPECIFIC MIXTURE. for The cure Of Cossr
Ihaa Gee ssuTs and ana egon complaints Il Che organs
generation makes speedy and permanent cure, without lie ie,
RESTRICTION diet, dnE, ehauEs c business
The proprietor challenges Fins iasfaaes Gaaorts ~
b brought which me Hrisrs riH
week. which generally eur Macy cured hrss days SD
say Is no POYDRAa rress 40 IA
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The CASE OF Mrs. GAINEs.-Some Of the pa
pers in Philadelphia started report, which we
copied into our columns, that a mandamus had
issued from the Supreme Court of the United States,
in the case of Gaines and wife u.s. Patterson, to
annul the judgment rendered in her favor. The
whole story is a bungling humbug A writ OF
mandamus is an order TO person or corporation TO
do something now it is evident that no mandamus
could issue Mrs. Gaines to annnl her own Judge
ment Again, the judgement Of the Supreme Court
became final, and from that time ceased to be I'M
der the control Of the Court il was the property of
Mrs. Gaines, and could only be annulled by some
party in interest, who should bring suit for that
purpose in the Circuit Court of the United States
for this District, aledging that the judgement had
been obtained by fraud perjury or some such cause.
But the only party interested in the suit besides
Mrs. Gaines-the only one whom the judgement
could possibly Affects Mr.. Charles Patterson of
this city, who, there is every reason to believe is
perfectly satisfied with it, or at most cares nothing
about it, and would not give himself the slightest
trouble to NEEDLE with the matter further All this
noise about this celebrated judgement arises from
misapprehension Of IFS meaning and extent; it de-
cdes nothing but the title to two lots in this CITY,
which lots never have passed and were never in
tended to pass into the possession of Mrs. Gaines.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-01

BooKs-The reader is referred to the extensive
catalogue Of Books advertised by Thos /. White.
NO 81 Canal street. His stock Of Law, Medical.
and Miscellaneous Books is very large.
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G5- We learn from the Washington Union that
Secretary Walker will not return South after he
leaves the Treasury Department. 1t is his inten-
ton to remain in Washington and resume the prac-
tice of the law in the Supreme Court, where he for
merly obtained high reputation
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-01

% The Cincinnati papers caution the citizens
against taking the notes Of the Sandusky Bank, in
the belief that they are unsound.
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FIRE.-HoRsEs BURNED-On the 18th ult, at
Piqua, Ohio, stable belonging to H. Waterman
was burned. Twelve horses contained in it were
consumed.
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GEN. TAYLoR-The Ladies-we are requested
to state that Gen. Taylor will be " at home . to
the ladies' to-day, from II to / o'clock, in the La
dies Parlor, at the ST Charles Hotel.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-01

Or We thank the officers of the Kit Carson for
late ST. Louis papers.
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THEATRIcAL-Forrest and Macready.-Forrest
and Macready have commenced their trial engage
ments in Philadelphia. They both began in the
nart of g Macbeth . on the same night
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GEN. TAYLoR's MovEMENTs.-We have been
informed that Gen. Taylor viii visit the American
Theatre tonight on the invitation of the manage
ment The friends of the old hero-and who are
not his friends. whether wings or democrats will
doubtless muster in great force to give him hearty
welcome The President elect will visit the St.
Charles Theatre also this evening" at the invitation
of Messrs. Ludlow and Smith, Both houses have
very attractive bills. Go, by all MEANS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-01

CLEVELAND, ONO. BY a recent census taken
of the population of Cleveland it appears that the
city contains IA ,23l inhabitants. Number Of color
ed persons 1874
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
LATITUDE q 81 30 N.-LorsrTpDr. 90 Win Time. e.
Cleared Yesterday:

Ship Sarah and Elzs, Cobb, New York, S. Toby
Ship VIM SpFagGe, Chase, Liverpool J. p Whitney Co
ship Viola, Jameson Boston. s. Toby
Ship Champlain. Miller. Liverpool J. III. Ashbndge
Ship Frances Ann Robinson, Boston, j. 2. Whitney Co
Bark EuFOtas. Davis Glasgow. l.. II. Gale
Jas. Magee & Co
Bark Mehemet Ali (Fr.) Annie, AlgieB, w Il. Dorsey
Brig Gen. Worth Hews, Boston. H. X. Ashbddge
Brig Josephus. Pitcher, Savannah, Wood & Low
Echr. Creols, Wilson, Apalachicola e. G. Rogers Co
Schr. Geneva, Warning. Pensacola, Master
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INTERESTING CEREMoNY.-We learn from the
Raleigh Register that the ceremony of the return of
the flag of the North Carolina Regiment, by Col
Paine, to the Governor of the State, came off on
Monday the Doth, at l O'Clock. There was quitea
concourse of persons assembled. Col. Paine, sup
ported by the Colonel of the 35tb Regiment, and
the officers of the Cossacks and Ringgold Artillery,
delivered the colors into the hands Of the Adiutant
General, to be deposited in the military archives of
the State. His remarks We're brief, appropriate
and feeling. He paid tile Regiment the highest
commendaon for their good order, excellent disci-
pline, and patience under the rigid duties incident
upon camp life. The response of Gov. Graham
was most happy. He alluded TO the uncertain
chances under which our brave Volunteers marched
into the enemy's country-spoke with pride of the
reputation Of the Regiment for efficiency and disci-
pline, and concluded by highly and deservedly COM
plimenting Col. Paine for his individual exertions
IN elevating the character of his Regiment The
applause which followed this address of Governor
Grahsm's but reechoed his own sentiments in pro-
nouncing Colonel Paine an able, jealous and gal
liant officer.
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Capt Crane Of the steamship Galveston from Galveston
9th ut, reports the ship John Holland from Antwerp bark
Elizabeth from New York, and Hamburg bark from Ham,
burg arrived at Galveston the 18th with passengers and
up for this port sail in few days On the 18th ult
pissed stee mship Palmetto, hence for Galveston
Towboat Louisville towed down and to sea 18th ult
bark Philah and schr. Adea.
Towboat Porpoise owed down and to the 18th ult
ship Sultana on the 18th. ship York.
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PowERs,s GREEK SLAVE.

THIS BEAUTIFUL AND FAULTLEss WORK 81 al
which was originally exhibited Boston, New York, Phas
and Washington. is exhibition az
COOKIES GALLERY, No. 13 ST. CHARLES SIM
The proceeds by the muni6ceut donation Of is owner s
RoBB ESQ., to be devoted 10 the formation Of Asylum 3
relief Of DESTITUTE FEMALES.
Pamphlets, descriptive The work. be had at the Doq
Bookstores and Hoiels--Price 10 cents.
Price Of Tickets 50 cents Children under Y years, hs
Season Tickets, 81.
Hours Of Exhibition, from A. NJ. 10 iOP.M.
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Coal. There was an arrival Of coal boats at
Louisville on the goth. The owners are demand
ing Is cents. No sales al that price,
Coal Boat Stuck Fdst.--A aatboat loaded with
coal, in attempting to go over the Louisville Falls,
the 18th, got of the channel and stuck the
bar opposite the lime kiIns, in the Indian chute.
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SUPERIOR COMMERCIAL STATIONERY.
At No. 10 CAMP st.
T TT BECHTEL s. co.

Respectfully invite the attention he Mercantile Community to cal
and examine their and superior aiies Of CONNER
GAL STATIONERY, consisting in part Of
WRITING PAPERS-V Letter Paper Commercial and Packet
Post Folio Posi, F0oscap Bill Paperulad broad form
Sales Paper and every other description OF Commercial
Paper OF the most superior quality aud finish.
STEEL PENS Embracing upwards fifty different kinds
degrees temper, suit all tastes either cards
n boxes,
COMMERCIAL BLANKS OF the most approved Styles embracing
Check Books all the City Banks BIDS Of Exchange, Bills Of
Steamboats, Dray Receipts Maniests Blank
Renting Cards, Promissory Notes. Drafts, Cargo
Books etc. etc.
BLANK BOokSAt Northern prices made IN the most superior
MANNER and warranted every description o. form and
Memorandum Book.
f impossible specify partial enumeration OF all
the articles for the outfit Of the Countngr within
respectfully invite merchants call
aud examine before purchasing elsewhere. d 81
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Mr.. CLAY.-The Lexington Ky.l Observer of
the 18th ult., says; We are gratiied to be able
to state that Mr. Clays health is improving though
he is still confined to bis bed, and very feeble.
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Harris 4 Morgan-lst Tuy.
Ship Memphis Bunker, u days from New York. to A.
Cohen--lst my.
ton s. Cod my.
Ship Architect Gay u hours from Pensacola. in ballast
10 G. ]. Meeker-Point
Ship Elizabeth, IBr) Barclay from Liverpool, Oct 1lth
Bark Nancy Treat Littlefeld from Bremen. Oct 9Th, tc
master-2d my.
Brig FoInax Wilson, "a days from ThOmasOn to master
Brig Rainbow Emerson 10 days from Matanzas in ballast
70 mester-POint.
Brig Amenka CSwed Stephenson from Arundel via Deal
u. 8. schr Aspe Ryan from Pascagoula, in ballast, to
8. QuaTtermaster-3d my
SchT. Fairy Pesas from Havana, 18th ut in ballast to
PfesaS-lst my.
sch Geneva, WafIing days from Pensacola, to master
schr TaIiuhsssse Ashley days frOm St. Marks. Fa, to
master-Basin.
California Griffin, I'm Mobile.
Gray Eagle McDill FIN Port Hudson-199 bales cotton.
Gen. Worth, Charles fin Vcksburg-22u bales cotton.
Creole. Wilson, I'm Alexandna-399 bales cotton
Majestic Klein. Baton ROuge-33 bales cotton.
Hard Times, Wilson, fin AGO CIty2026 bales cotton.
HI Carson Eaton, I'm St. Louis
Pegtona, ShallcfOss, I'm Louisville.
Saladin, Coleman, FIN Louisville.
J. "a Miles, HaWiey, I'm Cincinnati.
Glncinuatus. Goodhue I'm Cincinnati.
Childe Harold Pierce, FIN Cincinnati.
TOwboat Porpoise Phillips, FIN the Passes.
TOwboat Louisville, Duncan, fin the Passes.
TowbOat Annawan Long FIN the Passes.
BKLow-COMING
One bark and one brig, unknown.