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Further Foreign Items.

1t is stated that Prince Louis Napoleon's mani
festo, already published was positively his own
production. After writing it, he is stated to have
read it to Theirs and Others of his friends, each of
whom proposed an addition or satisfaction, or an
alteration.
Gentlemen,' said the Prince, with much emo
ton, this is my child, my offspring. l am ac-
cused of incapacity. You are SO kind as to say my
bantling is creditable to me. Do allow me to be
able to claim its exclusive parentaee."
The London Times regards the Princes election
as protest of the French people against Repub-
lic Its correspondent states that the new Cabinet
will consist of Odillon Barrot Minister of Justice
Drouhn de Luys, Foreign Affairs; Leon de Malle-
vile, Interior; M. Fould, Finance NJ GARNER
Pages, Commerce; Leon Fancher, Public Works;
and Gen. Oudinot, of War Some accounts say
Thers will be Vice President, others that he will
not, because that would disqualify him for being
President hereafter
Lord Clanricarde has arrived in Paris, on bust
ness il is sad connected with the postal relations
between France and England.
The French Treasury is represented by the Gov
eminent journals as being in very healthy con.
diliOn.
1t is stated that Prussia has agreed 10 cede part
of Posen to Russia, on condition that she shall re-
establish the kingdom of Poland and that similar
negotiations have been opened with Austria. The
formal act of cession was to take place on the LIST
of January. The new kingdom of Poland was to
have constitution and be Professionally under the
prosectien of the three powers. This news was
doubted but it was generally believed that some
important changes in the affairs of Poland would
take place.
Numerous arrests land among them an English
NAM have been made by the Russians at Buchar-
est The British Minister has interfered but to no
purpose, SO far
The rumof of a treaty between the Emperor of
Russia and the Crcassian Chief Schamyl, is not
confirmed. There had been later battles.
Brussels is to be the seat of the negotiations of
the mediating powers and Austria. AT this impor-
tant meeting, France is TO be represented by NJ.
Tocqueville, England by Mr. Ellis, and Sardinia
ny the Marquis Reic The plenipotentiary of Aus
tria has not been designated.
Baron de Saner and Baroness de Basian have
been brought before the London Police to answer
charge preferred at the instance of the exKing of
The French of having illegally in their possession
paintings to the value of 100000, stolen from the
Palace Neuily the time of the revolution, and
alleged to be the private property of the King. The
matter was adjourned for week.
Mr. Bancroft has had several interviews, of late,
with the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
Dr. Bowring, whose eminent qualifications as a
lingust are so we'll known, has been appointed her
Maiestys Consul, at Canton.
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MAYO,s MUSIC STORE,

8 CAMP SIKEEI, lhTee DOOTS from O0uHt al.
New Orleans.
THE undersigned desires respectfully inform he Public
] that the, always find at his M
SIC STORE choice and large asort
men, OF PIANO FORTES, at verv reas hi H {3 hi
enable prices and on accommodating terms.u y
brated anafacturer. T. GILBERT CO. Of ch tone,
and finished beautifully in Rosewood Black Walnut and
Mahogany with ron Frames, made in the mot substantial
and workmanke manner Also, 'he sfly celebIated EO-
LIAM PIANO FORTES. which for sweetness: ofione have
been elnaed They are particular So ted 70 ecoan
The New improvement in PaUo fotes, TIE Patent Fi1rd
ting Operbridg also for yae a. this This
Improvement gives pecnsr mness and hriIancy to the
treble adds the durability and strength Of the Piano. and
renders capable OF remaining much longer IN tune than
w T nj Is agent for Henri Heyz's celebrated CIR AND
PIANOS and PfANINOS made in Paris. FJr po .er and
sweetness Of lone they stand pre- eminent.
SECONDHAND PIANOS for sale, at from 500 TO
~eCyaST Tf'A MELObEoN This beau ,fuI Toned
Wind N trument 70 Vlsge Churches. Loge, sersnadlns
Parties, and me private practice Of Onanwu pc 9 M
sweet and oweru portable. tweisbins but - IDS
AMI offered a. $50 each. r,.-.
Eageolets V,o,tns Tioionceiios Srtnss ona .nnsicl
Merchandise Of euery kind will be n'ompIv :.
reaserabe ces. Bands supplied win DfaS' 'h'omsn"
and Band M c. S-d q.
The largest Catalogue 10 the soG'h The stock
l. an aocumna. ion Of over 20 and IN II are many OLD
and BEAUTIFUL pie -. ont Of ri l. 80.
Nep Music received by every afnva rom ms nonn: ana
~ IL ~ he stove Native C mpo.itious solicited 81,
By Addressing the undsngned. Catalogues Of MUSIC VII
ePi IA e ssH TUNHb AND Mse Boa.d
jalI Ina WIN. I. AAfo' Asss',
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REMARKABLE COINCIDENCE OF FATALITY.-A
few days since, (says the New York Express of the
lst,) draft was drawn by Mr.. Dunbar S. Dyson,
of New Orleans, on house in this city, and en-
dorsed by Mr.. Geo. B. Deter. When the draft
was presented for payment in Wall street on FRI
day, it was found that both the drawer and endor-
-shad become the victims of the epidemic which
is now raging so fearfuy in New Orleans. Mr..
Dyson was the brother of the late Robert Dyson, of
this city, whase sudden death on the cars at New
Brunswick was noticed few weeks since.
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THE CHOLERA AT VICKsBURG-This dreadful
plague still fingers among us, (says the Sentinel of
the 9,h,) although the not numerous.
The weather since our last publication has been
very nfavorable-another spell of rainy, murky
and miserable weather, such the contagion seems
to delight in. Our community was shocked on
Sunday night and Monday morning by the an
nouncemeni of some cases truly heartrending and
distressing. Mr. Valentine Vogh, one of our most
highly esteemed young men, was married on We'd
nesday evening last in jefferson county, and
returned home with his bride and party by the
g WORTH Saturday evening. On Sunday
morning he was attacked with cholera, and before
shutdown he was corpse. His brother-in-law,
Mr.. Isaac r. Newman, who had accompanied him,
was attacked about the same time and died the
next morning. These melancholy events have
,pread gloom over whole community, and
aroused the sympathies of all for the afflicted ami-
lies. We have heard of but few additional cases,
but the continuance of such unfavorable weather
should enjoin continued and vigiant prudence
on all.
GRAND GULF.-The Vicksburg Sentinel says:
Several csses of cholera have occurred at Grand
Gulf and we learn that at almost all the towns and
many plantations on the river between New
Orleans, cases have occurred"
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS :
LArrrupr. % 81 81 N.-LossrrupK. 90 Win Time. Oh

Cleared Yesterday:
Ship E. and f. Perkn. Glipatrick, Liverpool L. II Gale
Shp Persia Babson, New York, Leland 4 Mason
Ship Goah (Br slater; Llse,pool, F. Maxwell Co
Ship Fenier, French) Grieliu, Bordeaux,
Bark Thomas Prince Halowel, New York,
Bark Alfalfa (Br) Tate. Liverpool, Jas. Magee & 70
Bark Sylvia, Br) Thomas Liverpool n.,n.,,nn g. 70
Bark Hannah Thornton, Hanna, New York 49,
big Rainbow stackpole New York. a Keany Co
Brig Henry Buck Woodsida, Baltimore, Mast Branda
sehI VIM Eb6ss Lewis Pensacola VI Gn pw,sh en
Steamboat Mobile Sutton Mobile, master
Arrived YESTERDAYS ~,
Ship Oswego. Dickeon, IA days from New York. to j. w.
Ship Franchise Bray 81 days from Newburypor to mas
Ship Rochs.te Weeks 20 days from Bath, tMeo to mas
Ship Jno Harvard Andres q days from Philadelphia, to
Fosd ok s. Bro.
Ship John Henry Merritt 10 days from Bath, (Me) to mas
Ship sutana.. Barrett, Is days from New York, to A.
Ship shanunga Paten. 80 days from Boston. to master
Bark Amos Paten McNear q days from Boston. to mas
Bark obsrn, Gilbert. "a days from Boston, to master
Bark saIanac Getty 10 days from Charleston. to 8 L.
Bark Hebe (sw) Korher from Rio de Janero, 18th Nov,
to L. Philips Co--lsi my.
Bark C'epin Collier, 10 days from Baltimore. to J..
schr. Panama, Potter from Bazos ST. Jago. Cd inst.
msster-Ist my.
schr CeciIa, Gent AMI Gerald from Iscarul, to mas.
schr Hornet Cannon 10 days from Brazos st. Jaeo to
mastsr-lst my.
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AME RICAN TIL ATRE

p.
Fifth night Mr. BOOTH and last night his present engagement
THIS EVENING Saturday, January 49, l649The perform
will with shaks peare's Tragedy Of RICHARD THE
THlRD-Richard Ill, Mr.. Booth King Henry Mr. Greene
Richmond, MIR. Charles; Buckingham, Mr. RynHr Queer,
Mrs. Rowe. "A FAVoRrTF DANCE. By ]. La FOREST
PAS CoMlQUE by Mr. Thompson. To conclude with the
Charles; Natz Tick, Mr.. sp Lisette, Miss Petne
tFr To Morrow, SUNDAY, } benefit OF Mr.. BOOTH.
The Police under the control OF Mr. s. L. Beeman
Circle Parquette ond and
TIERS cents Coiored Boxes so CENTS Gallery rs
e secured the Box Office be-
the p. M, applying Geo. g..
Stanley. Treasurer
t quarterbeoe Performance will commence
quarter past precisely. jal5
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daily for the Crescent By VINCENT WILLIAMS,
Proprietor Of the Lafayette Stock Landing Hotel.
LAFAYETTE, JAN r. ls49.-Anved, steamer Uncle Sam.
with IS Beeves c1 Scott with 143 Bseves Rates remain
unatSsd. Prices-Hogs. &c. o ID Sheep. % 5OfO4
y head Bssves, Sc. % ID Corn. 45GD50c. bushel :
. bushel Bran, 60f0i0c q 100 ID Mich Cows, $25f05O
9 head
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Sale of Real Es ate situated in the Second NUM-
Cipality and Lafayette.
BY BEARD. CALHOUN q CO.


S,ATURDAY January 90 l69W be sod without
- IL O'Clock, at Banks Arcade
The following R o PERTY, to-wit:
l. LOTS OF GROUND in Laayete, the square bound
Laurel ST. Andrew, Jersey and sephiue Lots g
and front st. Andrew sree- No. fronts on Laurel street
forming the Laurel and ST. Andrew streets. All
f'ly described BY plan.
g. TWO LOTS OF GROUND, elgibly situated the New
Dyades the
and between Ipschore and Euterre each
Dryae depth Of 1877 feet 10
lines On lot No. double frame dwelling rented
families
Ter7nsThe purchaser the payment of for $780,
March, ls49 the balance at andI2 m nths credit
4-One- cash. balance and IL
credit approved All the bear mortgage
the property = - -
THREE LOTS OF GROUND ST. Denis street, Lafayette,
bounded Dens Dryades, Seventh and Eighth
each lot 80 feet iches front ST. Denis
by r depth Of l25 feet between parallel lines.
A. TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the square bounded by St
Denis Drya Seventh and Eighth being lots No and
No. "a Denis by depth OF o
parallel lines lot No. 26 feet front St
and 25 Seventh street, forming the corner Of said
cash, balance H. and IS months credit
bearing the the notes paid
bear the OF cent annum
sale before j. R. Beard N p the the pur
chasers. ja9ltl4-lS,l9,20
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Mrs. CAMPBELL, from Philadelphia, at the corner ef
N poydrns and Carondeet cts, has large ssor
ment of MILLINERY. DRESS SILKS, BAREGEs.
DRESS Sins GRAPE SHAWISs LAE ~ pr y
FMERY e c. which will be sold at prices far below those
cn RRtnfNTNETS TTEANEn and PRESSED in a superior
manner DRESS-MAKlNt; done in the best style. :
Mrs Campbell's Bonnets not exceled, equaned N
NJ NJ f n1cs. y *~-' - - ja9 lw
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COFFEE HOUSE RIoTs. = Michael Ryan charged with
being engaged the coffee house not at the corner OF y
Ioseph and Tchoupitou streets Saturday nght was
Yesterday committed for trial by Recorder baldwin Ten
other per ons seven of whom named Condran-ab me
ftmly-and three Others named Martin Co.gove. Cornelius
oNe and Barney Dunn were subsequently arragn ,e on
eehouses of being parties 70 the riot on Saturday ana
day nights destroying his propert, and threa n me
Nj Ga eune who appeared counsel r the accused 81
was the desire of all to drop the matter ana ina'
Mr. G ooey willing and wished to drop me
order Baldwin said the charge con aimed IN the amaaV
was of too ,harac for the COZ 70 TAKE upon se'
O consent such proposition, ana nxed he case ot eA
ANIMATION ON the oath in I.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

nR PEARSON informs his patients -
- that ne can be found daily at his Office
rom A. M, to P. N. DR.. Pearson ST YYYO
many improve. ents in Dental Surgery are A1Il J
90 well know and appreciated to require enumerahrg
HS BLOCK T EETH are particularly worthy the attenti y
Of those requiring artificial His prices are graded
ron.s Strest mar Canal cap 4.
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SHIPS SHIPS.

ron IF r TS sSa SATURDAY, ls'h inst. ,.nn
f. sa,nf ka ass sss h.sas ii rs
III Isl JOIN " Pm asis asR 81 cemno.
Ss Is. :.as asss.t sssssd
h vii aaR9 ssI %
freight passage having spendidy furnished
TONS a S q % S s II 3D. MsSnsa
Agent in Bos on-N. WNsoR, IT.. 1903 ia jaI2
~, ~ 2e 81 WITH IMMEP ,I E,I RJSPAIcn
will leave above. For freight apply board, at SRI
fG 3sld j. q "Jn W. AN6Re CO. 81 Common St
,oD ypufe ~ TS leass THIS WEEK -, nr,,,
t oaAFiE, Ca McNesr has o ps' half Of her 81
cargo engaged and going on board and will sale as sxE
6ae accommoda ous apply board opposite the Triangle
jas or fo 81 AkGRE ESo G Cam /. Common St.
tg~ Ts leags WITH QUICK DIsPA lCH.
HEM fs CAPT ch G Raeks, ship
sh, having large OF her cargo engaged. will sRTE
s ssss I, C. s.
of 5S2gs W!TH %Yck R R5sPA Is s,,e.
packet ship n Capt Rosss , will leave a afk
aRss @ G st.
N. B.-A De load wanted for The DAVID NICHOLS. ia
rX- 10 leare WITH DIsP TCH.
ENOR BOSTON The packet ship EuPHRAS1A,
freight Or assage sppy on board at Poti4 I'd MU III
"l JAZZ JOHN W. ANDREWS CO 81 Common St
80 ~. q zeags With pIsPATCH;
re paeksI balk GMMSa ans. LIVE
master will ave above. For freight passage SEEk
aying handsome accommodations, apply on board As.
At jas e9'' HN 1 W. aSBkE%s co 81 Common St
az To keape WITH QUICK DISPATCH,
EHOR BALTIMORE-The fine, fast-sailing schoose,
y REBECoA & FRANCIS. Capt NiSkerson zs1s7s.az
aboTss For bsane SfeI apply
' jas d. JOHN " ANDREWS Co 81 Common st.
ew~ To keare w TIL QUICK DISPATCH
EOR HILADELfHl A-CJ.M.NERCLAL LINE
Zeal master, will succeed the Merlin and Leave sfIE
above fG fSshA, HS 81 St
Agents in Phade'ph'a-Mes rs. E. LINCOLN 40 ja5
ENOR CHARLEST0N.-The fine, fast sailing schooner
URBANNA, will sail as above For freight or Il.
jazz jas !. IVY W. ANDREWS CO. 81 Common St $50
%" 10 le0cs WITH QUICK DI3PATCH
L tayette. 1.-The j, packet brig FRANCISCO, q.
Ca Smith requires the bulk Of 500 bbls to co axE
glee her cargo, ant will leave above For the -1s.
jas ITO " l ssbaE eSs & G GsmR St, st.
e7,- TO sqa IN A FEW DAYS.
FOR NEW YORk-ST4NTONS LOULSL8Nd
ETS.-The fast-saipg regular packet shtp QUE @Efk
BEC, Capt Geo. s. Brews having the ncipal zsn
part of her board will sail as above. For balance
of freight passage having superior state accommo
ds5 corner of Mass1Ss AND Lafayette str Streets
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Slaves at Sale without reserve.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN IL co.

= J. A. BEARD. Auct0neer.
THURSDAY, January 10th, IL oclokW be sod auction
Il at Banks Arcade
The lowing described NE G ROES:
ROSEN-l3 years. gr good house boy fine tempered and fully
guaran led; speaks German Ind English
g JORDAN-23 years. likely house and rusty
waite, fully guarantie
JANE-24 washer,
can cook aud house woman fully guaranteed.
MARY-aged "a child woman, good
rnneI, and American fully guaranteed.
EDWIN27 years, grie excellent waiter and ard
trusy servant; flu ly guaranteed.
ESTHER4O years. intelligent and ceanly cook, washer
and ironer; title guaranteed only.
ANNEaged "a years. excellent house servant washer and
roner, cook, children years.
another years. other year. They nly ed
but will be sold the by her owners instructions
8. SA M-aged % years field hand title only guaranteed
g. AGNES-aged "a years. good washer and fully
guaranteed
HENRY-aged years. field hand,
having way from the Plantation.
II. JOHN--ag Is, sma boy fully guaranteed
IL. JANET years. house gid and field hand fully guaranteed
Is. MARY35 years. superior and house fully
guaranteed
The list SLAVES belong Of New Orleans and
Lafayette whose titles and guarantees be relied on.
Terns-Cash.
Beard, N p the expense of the pu
chasers. jal3
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UNITED STATES COURTS Neither the United States
DIST the Circuit Court y.sterd ~. We regret 10
this owing the inti,l osiiion of Judge McCaeb
who we understand is confined to his chamber.
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anti. Hircllsv r.. p.rar 4. Sa,.;. x,s h.,.. oo.or
Couner Larose I'm Pointe a la Hache
j II Boswell KAY M ShreyepOrt-743 bales cotton,
Planter Wells i'm Grenada 1926 bales cotton
Princeton. Dickinson, I'm Camden-l7S bales cotton.
Dannef Oh AuaKapas Jonn.on I'm 9? Mdfunsshe-o D. en-
Aipatross, hobenson I'm Giheinna 1ss h, ..
MhP , hss NOUS S, h hale. ccon
We vernon sweeney I'M ans CgoteI04o DA'es Cotton
Hnsd .r;1nas nth IA Tch1iaSs2a bales cot,on
Ai" ro,nhos, Warv Kingsland Whann I'm fIe Posso
T Towoa Mssnnf shut fin the Passss USES
TowIoat Pnsnnise ~ Disney IN he pasass e'.
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PsEPlke Toh OF CovnNTRY --Oficss Caleb of tho
Fst Municipality poles. happened TO b sroDe alous Ola
Levee street Thunday night. When his attention wss
drawn house between Bisnve and Customhose stss,s
BY seeing large number of cxeus
following each Other into rather dark alley way like deer
on run. As they passed in. each deposited .ently in
the hand OF the standing the door ticket The
ali Of the face below the eyes o. wols high cosrsd
o,s.coats in which the head nearly buried ri the vas
than Oh ssS As a. III Il. sSs. w"s e. s
ne sierpsd ~ 70 me man az the door, ana in respectable
You sem to have very respectable meeting night
VIVA. the object Of the meeting sir Among tho.
going 70 do ,omehng about the cholera; may Be it's
sSOu, the telegraph douss people are talking much
No sir; Dr.; Fungus, gentleman deeply vened in
subject Usa,ng his eaes By living sassas ar 'na'
and SssI dSo know exactly what al that is but III 20
NJ Caleb wa. ping in without saying BY your leave
that aons he s 1er
aoila az hs was poser but curiosity AID down
AS AZ. Cab Sss, , went up r. ;:ir -,
ssS1i W. Caleb SAIL the Recorder adjusting hi. Spec
logic he fs cae ~o-Sas r do sse nj. ne
And what was all that ques.7'
mostly on Benches Some had =:
used a. theatres some wore SPECS Ga: sn SO ne had young
telescopes neatly as Dig as snip sdSs
hepeH?'
Looking through Them of course, your HONOR"
Caleb you ,s,c The hous =. d, order
aaS ' ssG
,sd ySuI The gsssp 4:
and saying word to nobody-and what ye think the
old Iascas were looking at r'
I'm DOM know. wish sir, you'd tell your story
quick
Well sir the long and short of the matter IT, they were
looking at Model Ahts-peopIs as had ~ stitch on em
no more than when they anne into the wodi."
against the keeper OF that house."
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AssAuLTIss WsTcHMAN AND AITEsP ting TO kEs
sscrs a pri oner and striking ch during rot
on Ssturdav night at the of Tehouptouas and st
Joenh streets yesterday before The First District
Court by Recorder Baldwin.
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A. F. COCHRAN & CO.,

81 TCHOUPTTOULAS Street.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCK ANTS and Inn.
\T pores of FRUITS, NUTS, etc.. have for sale
RAiSINS-3OO packages, whoes. halves and quarters.
CITRONa-2,0 boxes f esb Genoa.
PRIINES-In jars and fancy boxes.
FIRE CRACKERS-500 boxes No. I.
PEl,ANS-2O0 bags and barrels fine Texas.
CHAMPAGNE-100 baskets.
NtTM EGS-500 ID No. -. -, x.,,~,,, ooo -
BRANDY CHERRIES; MUSCAT WINE-Sn cases;
LOBS rERS-Agenis for manufac'y, j. Cadweh q 20
PEPPER. piMENTo and RACE GINGER-4Oo bags,
MACkEREL-An invoice, assorted.
ALMt tNDS-300 trails and bags, soft shell. -
WINES-Por various an slfies Sweet and Dry Malaga
200 cases old spanish.
FILBERTS BRAZIL NUTS-and every variety OF
Fsuits asd Nuts.
RUTTER-250 kegs superior st. Louis.
d1s 3m Agency of the celebrated American Powder Co.
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OLYMPIC CIRCUS.
Corner of Poydras and Baronne Streets.

s, p STICKNEY Proprietor
TTNIS EVENING Saturday, January 3The performance will
with Grand Oriental Enree TO be followed by
darg Equestrian performances Fashionable Dan
Classical ADtipodean ENTERTAINMENTS Hercu
by La Thorne, Agile and Extraordinary
Feats O'Connel Grand Necromatic Exhibition the
Wonderful Trick Horse Cncinn atus together with var ETY. oil
nterludes. The whole conclude
Alterpece replete with fun and mrIh entitled Oh MY
TOOrH-Characters by Worrel and Carson. .
New Beautiful Entertainments rapid
sta Of preparation, and will speedily be produced.
Doors open O'Clock perform commence at o'clock
Dress Circle, so cents Second TIER rs cents jai3
rB- A stock of CARRIAGE CAB and DRAUGHT HORSES for
sale. Apply a the Office OF the Olympic Circus.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS
CRESCENT OFFICE.

Saturday Morning, Jan. 3D. 1849.
There has been fair of business transacted in our
market during the past week. Notwithstanding the interp.
top of HOLIDAY and also of less favorable weather viii
he pe,ceyed that further advance has also taken place in
Cation as well Flour, Corn and most articles of Pro-
Visions The Cholera has ceased epidemic and it is
now considered perfectly safe fer citizens to return and
resume their usual avocatons.
The is within II inches Of high-water mark
CoTTON.-The inquiry for Cotton was continued on
Saturday and the sales summed up $500 bales at very full
prices. and although Monday generally observed
hoydsy the reception Of further details of the Europa
news confirming the Geographic of 40 l4d ad-
in Cotton at Liverpool. brought buyers into the
market and $500 bales changed hands, On Tuesday the
letters and circulars hand and their being
favorable, the sales with reached 10 900 bales generally
further advance of 1s04 OF cent The inquiry was
also good on Wednesday but few buyers inclined to
at these improved figures the transactions OF that and
the following day did exceed 5000 bales generally at
rather easier rates. Yesterday only moderate business was
done in the early part of the day. though after the favorable
news by the steamer Washington known the demand
increased and 1000 bales taken, making total of
900 bales for the week. taken mostly for England
1he North Our quotations of last week accordingly
raised 6t014cs all grades. The receipts at this
port show increase Of 80 S7 bales compared with
same sst year and all the United States ports there
Il. inoJs of36 hale
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THE ROBBERY OF MILLER.-Joseph Shotwell and Eliza
Apologize charged with stealing from Geo r. Miller
contain be ween $500 and $50 on even
The violence Of Miller and of the oc who arrested The
accused showed that TUESDAY evening ne went to the
house in which the prisoners taken Graver street
one door from ct John where he remained three or four
hours and then left. To b brief count of tn
came out he had mt it, bnt he could say s,ey the
money stolen in the house On missing his be OBJ
aned the aance of the police who entering the hou.e
fonnd Showe who seen in the affa he s time,
and Eza together. They arrested and trun- Of
found 20 con pu believed by Miller be his. and
obtaining about $50 DIN similar to that oen In the
trunk was also found male app such Shot vel
had and be arrested he requested
be al owed take and titles belonging to him ont OF
he trunk An abb attempted TO be proved tor Shot
wei and proof also adduced tn how that he was known
IN have plenIy of money in his possession The Recorder
sent both the prisoners before the First District Court