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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-23
lECOHD BoAAD.
THURSDAY, August q Pm.


In Stocks the market has downward tendency,
and at the Second Board was very heavy. Erie
feel of to 74i, and Reading to All. The market
was firm for Erie Bonds and Incomes sold at s9i'
mouths. For Governments the market is Hrm,
and the demand good The private letters from
London speak Of more activity in American Stocks
and at better prices The sales Of Stocks at the
Board was larger TO dsyt an for some time.
The Exchange market shows no mark cd change.
The transactions are limited at 10 for sterl.
ing, 5. 29l fer Francs.
In Frsights there Is not much DOING ship rnas-
tiers having advanced their prices afser receiving
their letters The market at the close, however
shows no change. Engagements, 1000 bales Cot
ton at 7.32d Id; 5000 or 600 bbls Flour Is Cd ;
Dead Weight, l5s a lis Cd. For Wheat and Corn,
Sd il the nominal rate. To Glasgow, 1900 bbls.
Flour, 10 Cd; 100 bbls Ashes Ia Cd. To London,
500 bbls Resin, IL cd. To Havre, Cotton, 10 -
There is q fair. basiness doing for California at
50Q65c.
There is rather more demand for Money, but the
supply is ample. The demand is mainly from i'm.
porsers, for the purpose Of paying duties, which
are now some 100000 per day. Toe balance in
the Sub-Tressury is t6,i5OoOo very much larger
than ever before. Frat class shs,t paper goes at
697 = cent long, as Auctionsers, 5 y cent
loans on call, sac y cent For suydam Sage n Co.
there are some buyers at 25c.
The sab-TressOry receipts continues large. To
day, $3.50, OO2; Payments, sl,935; Balance &C.,
I45,662
The Pacific Bank, with capital Of 100000, is
organized and will go into operation on the l7.h
r 81 LAT
ing, M. VIM. Tilden vss elected President Ma
than C. Ely, Vice President, sud !. Campbell
Cashier The Board Of Directors con,.s. Of the
Following strong men: William r'iisn. jon
Merit h bept ger Besdieston, JAnIss Foster, Chas
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Brown, SIMPLIFY 81 Co.'s Circular
IL nha r,ihrna

Pc, EwopaI LIVERPOOL, Friday, Aug g.
Notwithstanding the large daily ousiness 10 Cotton du
Ing The the tone OF the kei hss bean decided
quiet With decline OF fully ID a. 10 10 al de,cri oos o.
american below fair. Tnls musl ,ny DO ascrbed
TO the fhiy improved her Tor toe growing crop
slinR Al The present comparatively high pr'es d-gr4e Of
upessue The psri Of holder, md d1sre - real zs
he least sen OF hing uofsvOrahe TO tler pnDspo;s
Fair Orb sos are quoted al ~ }; FAR UPan AL No
bLes "a middiiug lAlltes la . 10
the eek amount 10 5000 bales, oi which
sp.t uslors have taken n 80. and exporters StO TINS
Am.rotn desert pions 90 consist OF 40 Orleans ii
g.; IS OlOst6ld6l 1850 Mobiles snd Aaba nat a! J. 0
sid $50 Sea ltlsLds a. Ia q sd 4 10.
The total sOk Of Cotton In This ,ori eslmed at 4i
tO ne Of bich $50 ~ are American agsns OF
74tO bales al this period Of last year ana $4,000 bales VI
Ar eTic6n
have no change TO poce in Corn, the mzrkst being
very quiet The following qlo,slons-yiz Waite n ii.n
Corn 1855 mixed aud yellow z6sd ne y quarter OF 49, ne
Phi adelpbin and Baltimore Flour 80 % Nesl-ra Cans
ls,d23s; Csns1a, 25s; SOur l8sG2s y Dbl WneIL -
6oG6, 60 q 20 lbs Ineisn Corn nes, las 81 y b5l.
koibiog doing 10 Tufpen'ioe, -hch 10 nDmnsly worm
t,a7, y cwl ABOUT Is bbls common America Aeaia
have been sod 81 60 Sd a ,. ID y :~L
Yours, re,pect1 ~,
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
rozr or NATURALIZATION p, 1850.
Cleared.

shirs Wabsn NaIon ss1 francisco. Mailer Lord; Bel
mont thrl UIAbt 81 John N8 Twin
BsiLf Ii a BAR To- Aas1al. san Rranelseo; 5aly9ur,
On biicr, Ma seiIes - Hilckeo.
brgs Caro- ne Alice (Bl Howell 81 Tohn, M. OeS Arls
4 Beus r; Bniow (Bri Mckenzie WindsOr, NJ Inte'eJ,
Bradbury. Cnhs r w Trupdy Co; Curs~ BIZ c ,rd.
Windsor Ms: Cvsnet Pa tsrsOn PorI Ne gay, l. h IL
ien. W. urpk4 Fowler NOBLE. siu-g-s Clea'nan Co,
schs Ehzsbels L'tham 81 hsrts &c, uur5ut %;
Cora Cns.e PorilsLo; sarah Psfker Rogsrs Wni X.
ton JA,psr Nriersoo atom; Nary Taylor Mixers %,
PtiacelphA Suttby, PRrker. Norfolk, Hiram Quad,
Hsnm.fd Baltimore Maii-r Lori
soops Wablnston Per s', Eel River; E!I abelh 5mh,
New haven. Champion. Deb q. Va River
Satmsr Al hreciIs Mof,isy, Phi sdeipbis
BsKe ssr, LOukhesI Philadelphia
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Passengers smiled,

r. steamer Etlmu. from Sda Franei.eo MY H. 70, PI4
amI-Le-is CaSbmier, ste, John Tonx. Hiram
Bsker, Naruu g May, Henry stevens, o II hnnIagl-
A hel II Ssn, lord. NJ M-ss-pscser, 3Oyetche w
Phillips, Joperh q K.rdge David GulmRtln, Stenhsn
Whitney, A.dreSv Dire w Mason, II Csrringer, n N.
~ Carter, Geo Rops Cbe'shsry, Abe'I C'sns. 80
Bsp, NesOn AngeU Samuel LiushiD, h.rtin Aexr
hcCs'D, Ez's 9sser ThJmpson, fhoi rhps "a gig
Pul'epher, 3 II -in,s Jonathaa Kitbedge, msg, w
Young Mo'e,D Wash Urn, Mr. samuel and lstV, 10
sish 3ouloD, " Taylor John J-v-il L0 Lyon fi'h
j IN Jlhrsn'0, Vim A9JrswS John Hnnma1, Jefsrson
DaVis. Wm Frazer tbs Ro .e's ClarE s,ePhsn ynd
hms John Evans, Francis merrtl, John O efn, VIM
Sect, Vino, at Johf son, WIN Bingham. Francis VA ing'
ford " m Buns Rsun-n Pumer, w Reynolds, Fay
lor, ssnl Blsck Geo HrOp John JNispn jones', Jas
sharp Stafford John AnJrrs'n William PEGS, Nt;hae
Smith. VA Bust rhosJa-t,on E'Rsus : nitn W Hop
kips Thee Sums WIN Ch,mberlsn. Chs Ter C ac<. Az
drew Grddsfd Andres Rass!er Thos s,bsnex, Iobn "A
Nopsri TboS Cab. Fra hnn Sprague. John rss lor WIN
Richards, " BUuS, A N-cs Rodgers Price S4ml
Rnbeti', hcc,f,rr. B Gsot A 5rns-Tda %
Ia Aip ispLib CrOi,~h Bost1h for San FranciSco
ears Bailey A. d Mrs Drs~, nf Sogor; NJ add hFs
bro-r OF Ch-lsss; Nr snd Ne Shines Mas y King
I'D Mr. aud MrsK Wi AID. OF New Hampshire; Ed Nd
Il Ire and Of Ne~pon Ne
Passengers Arrived.
In iair Cyhhia, ('o" Sngapvs-Nr siHken-
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BY telegraph.

BOSTON, Aug 2i-Ar sbip Plymouth Rock, Livetpoo,
July 23 rs Lewis surete. 81 MafUGs Aug 2; sch
BnuhsD, BsHimore; L. a Nickerson. snd Reno, NY1fk
Cid shps frank Johnson. ruras sland; - w sourne
OresIs bigs ktIe, Sacramento Civ; Eliza Msrrilbev
and " Maxwell PicouI Lodsbar, Wilmington nc;
Melissa Am, Philadelphia; Echs PoaTio suru.m. Emily
Hihsrd, 81 JotB. Nh; Ehzs1eh, Albany Boston, NYOrk
SALEM, Aug 2l-sd sch q leeo, Philadelphia.
NEW BEDFORD, Aug 2l-Afr schs Atslanis, Bay Riy
er. Nc; II Coy, Albany
SAVANNAH, Aug lS-Arr bdss Macon, Exec, Gen
Taylor 81 d Cart Tom; ssd bs'k LOian fSon NYork.
CHAkLssfON, Aug l9-Ar bark Isabella, Boston; sch
Beene. NYork
PROVIDENCE, Aug 2l-An ieh Hudsh A WeIl, Phts
deIbis
Sd ichs Albert Thomss. Nennmond; Roxsna Ph,lsds
phB; Pearl Albany; scoops Nero, dol Lazy Wsshingon
ind Tfsp,la ion. ROndOut
FALL RIVER Aug 20-Arr sch Thos Ireland, Phil,del.
SD sch Minerva Be umoTe
DIG dTON, Aug BAR schs Pharo Philadelphia;
10Th W Leeds co; 20th, Roscius, NYOrE
Sid 9Th, schs A Thou pson aaa A w Brown, Phiadel-
phs; 2lsi, Harvest NYoTk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-23

ESFRGY AND PERsEvERAsCE-Col. MUSRog,
the Military Governor of New Mexico, is scotch
man, who entered the service Of toe United States
during the War OF 1891, as private tie has
r,en 10 bis present pos ition by reason of the per
form ance OF distinguished fests of vslor on Ioy
bloody field IL iS said that, at the time Of the
original enlistment, he was exceedingly illlterate,
but has become an accomplished gentleman and
sble soldier by dint Of hard study, coupled with
native talent and indomitsble courage.
lad Reglaief
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Richardsop, Brothers g. Co.,. Circular,
couespordeoee OF fb, Tribune.

Pr Eu,ors LivERFool rhur,dH7 sth m, s,h
The weather IN this part Of The eoury has been sh,yys,
but our Tepo' from Ireland and 90 ne OF The
ing owns represented itAs fpe
Since The eh The Grain and Flour sdes have been yery
nhenve and 90 e business doing In either mai 20 .use
10 van, can be recorded, and me applies 70
Indian Corn.
Our lsIe sdvees from Ireland ecn6m The ssrsi OF tbs
roAlo clteate 10 hat country, and cur lsess from u
tOnlh on ngland mention ts increase 10 hat octiy
bA No. ss Much rain fell sst iyht aud son. heavy
sto~ es bis moSuing hicb bss D.,led more na-ss
iothe Nhetthaae IN hne hesa red qlass fer extent
Of usires v,s due Speculation cs~gs a. 2.
prices bUi The dealers Win csaucn Vn.e sni
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IFrom our Correspondents. |

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 22-A,yfred-Bdgs lsoa. PARK,
atom, Aesia, HssIe do; ,chs AeS:al. 0ra1t ayIc;
PbeLix, sproui Boston, Gen Cynen Berry do; Dick
CorsoD, Providence; Mexico, Vsuuensn New Ro-
ch.le, EY ksinbow Tuthl, do; sarah Nab, Gil :hrs',
Povidence Martha Hale Hale Now HsFen; Scio, CssIo
NYork
Cha,sd-ships Provinciai,t Qu,n, Qaebec; Niagara
HSyb,s n Orleans bark Mary y ssde. saser, BO')n
hTiss keois Carver do; swan Bray, do; Taos Waller
MRstmen Savannah; Isola fsTE. Boston, schs Dick
son, ,o'ou. kYoTli MeIlco, Vanusmsn Bristol. RI;
Rainbow Tutnl NLondou Sarah Nash. 0lchri,, Boot N,
Wabit gion. hIchos, Psntego, NC; Hayward McMul.
zen Chsres,opi } Ridgxsy, Snow. Anugus Ms'Iaa
Hall, Kslsr. sscoi sco, Corlis, wi llsusblrg TtgW,
Gold HuoIer Fan, MAIDEN Mas; Phoenix sproul, BosU
WeseOsus Wass Antsrs, CANDY, NYork; barge Pit :
sdelghla Nsvss do; steamer Novelty, Briggs do; barge
Eik Thomas Baltimore.
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Receipts Of Produce

Rv ne Noy'k Pirer Boats August 90 -6076 bbls
FouT y DO LNrd 40 1us Corn roo DO Rye s 90 DO
Dat, 4ot5 DO shors IS b.es Wool ESQ bxs Cheese, $50
pIgt Bulier, 1870 casks Ashes
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n IA lie D.

An.uu D. ny Rev Cbsries Auhn, c. II. MEOAf 10
LAVlhIA A dsns her II James II Hases Esq.
AuRup a. BY Rev. VI P-ase Of tho seeoud-t. ". 2.
Chnrsh nr AsAsA A MARKS ~ New Haven Conn.
10 Mia LUCYA. PLAsf, OF New Yofk City.
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By Telegraph.

Markets. .NEw .ORLEASs, Aug. 20.
Co1ToN has advanced one quarter, 500 bales
have been sod at l2l6l2 for midng, and ~ for g)O
Middnog. FREIsHIs 10 Live poo arc 1s ltt.
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MarLets....BAtrrMoRr, August %.

Sales were made today of 900 bbls. City Mills
F,ous nj a5 and HO.ard.st al g. CpFFEg h,d a.
vspc.d vim sales Of 500 bags RIO durng tue we x. I'll
eiQlOlc The slock 10 redacst 10 10 Ow bigh
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Whalerss

GA =, IA. sA,a ooh h.rs Sarah. foi Aaitspoiseti)
ns,ssn ar,snc oSssp' BID SHIPS Geo HowiAnd, Mar.
els kineryA ,,, . .zh.is shin ,s,o,t.4
a., Co. ns a. ~ fan cargo of oil rh- Joh1,
Of New SEQ orc cruising 10 tae rscae 'ae re-
uctt N ay r, s,r 10 the JsAEL etie daily expected
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

SACRED Music SocIErY.-Their Excursion TO
Bridgeport and Barnum's was a 6ne affair Tney
came back greatly elssed and loud in praise oil
IGaniston and Whereabouts.
~ Half the Catherine Ferry Employees had
trip on Wednesday to Fort Lee, ma'ic' dinner
snd ride around the Bay via Bergen Point and
Staten Island and so home, enjoying all greatly.
The remainder Of the party wen. yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-23

Henry WARD BEEcHER We understand ths
the health OF this highly talented Brooklyn Divine
is rapidly improving under bis European trip
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Spoken. 30.

Augl2 AZ Ion So ship sele Rock. Pendebon, from
81 John kB, for Corr.
Aug II oG CAPe EAgulh,a Jaw ship, supposed to be
the h .zsbelh Elirn.
A0g Gi 40 ~, lon .. ship Erin 20 Brsgh Thompson,
hom Liver pool for ROfkUs
Avg lsi ST. lon a. ship West Point Allen, from Liver
pool for NYofk.
SUgl7 Cape Henry w 40 miles, ship Gen
Glkins on Berry, fom james aiver FOR Liverpool.
July 20 ls ~ 10 loh So 40 W. ship Hartley, from New
0hesDs for Tsrss COCA Span, 20 Gays ou>-sl yell
July 81 lat A 10, Ion 10 81 bark Frederick, from Liver
pool for hYOk.
Avg lM47, Ion 49, bark EziI, Of and from Bremen for
EYOTk
Aug IT, lat 81 20 " ION SO 30 bark Perfume of London,
from Jsu go for HsmD1rg.
July 81 lat u N. loo IS w. brig Baltimore. 81 days ho"
Rio Jsbe'ro, for Baltimore. H.,
Aug let IS 10 ~ Ion 81 30 w brig Edwd Kenny no''
ders0n from h Island for Liverpool . -, ,,,r,
Aug IS lei So - N, Ion So 81 ", eng sJpe, III osS
BA nmOfe tor Trinidad. -, H., s,ovL
Aug a. LAT &c % lon 10 IS brig AiTonfsin. to ''
der &c from Provderce for Ragged Island 10 ~ Rau
June 3, lai o. 5 ~, lou IS IS w, brig AmsfoH' "
more from San francisco for Valparaiso.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-23

SUPERVISORS body is med,tating regu
lar overhauling of the Poor House administration
with a view TO reform.
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27Dl I'M
From Jan. ! to date. .6s, COS

~ N-w. BejfJTd Transcript
WHALEBONF-sae 90 10 North ~e,l at Sc, cuh.
GUANOls IN far demsad and 81 'ua' PS''gon'i f0!i
al s37
GROcERIFs-rhere 10 someihing doing In sigsn 10
d,v NJ fnll prices and In Coffee sso.
m iu bulk.
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DisasIers. DC.

letter from San Francisco dated jane &c, mentions
recon that ship Josephine, from New. Bedford 10 Ssn
Frsnc'sco had been condemned at Valparaiso AZ the
was al TBlcsbusno May H. and reported at Vsps
r1so up TO lGa dates which are week at-r than aoyhiog
from San ffsncfco there was probably ground FOR he
report
ISL uL go fou OF the sbio Thomas Watson OF Phisde
phis and carried away the ioreysrd OF lhs latter.
sBIP AEoovER Bearse, aud bark Frsnklo Cook, which
snttAiped oanbge during the late gaze at 81 harns
reconed, uudef date OF ID ns TO have been both
denned.
sHIPwREcX -The bark Brdg eown, of7OO taos burden
yohn mhs sailed from Liverpool for leoec on no llh
July With pesser gers numbering Ia al ine creV Included
about $50 and lbe night OF Sunday. s an lost h-
sel ,uuck at Clan Cove. between Gaze Ballard add Csps
Race 10 ceIse fog, which hal pfeysilei Tor pma
previously VIII great difficulty s succeeded IN getting
she. except three children. who lost IA
fusion Capt Hs slnibuIss he loss Vf tho Bird Seso
only 10 tee denie og and the darEuass Of be ohL
great measure 20 The va ia5.euess aDd u1eran OF tho
currents together III Tho more lnsn usual force hni
srergih with which they Set IL toward Cape Rae Fns
weasel filed almost mmeds ely, aod sunk In aoou, fo1r
hous ser abe stuck Ia hye aIhoms OF wafer whca
vented lhe lhines OF the pnsenges ani mo DIVISIONS OF
he vessel being saved. Oae OF the pas,engsrs an
vsd Of & eco. The depredsnons OF Ihs veis
AIN edsDt7t they robbed The vessel OF nsr sails
ara bosu cu away oil the rggiog and carried oil e'sry
lbipg they could lay tbeir ha1cs upon.
PsOyiscErows, Aug 20-The brig Vslo:itv. from Ar.
dcDsu for BosoD Oeiore reported sh)rs al Truro csns
he Yesterday IL now on mo beach and ss JET re'
mains tight Pie lde do's not ebb down . her coas-
oueny lone OF her cargo hss been landed. TINS Sre~
Ityei Co " his place have contracted to snd her cargo
ara gel her Of FOR $500 or to have n)nna they do
succeed The wealher looks stormy. and II should blow
rt,h Ihs will 10 10 pieces Sac 10 . good yeie, IL
moDlts old.
NiSEITA st dence before reported put 10 With
dan e. repCus ng Of l1h lns bet~een and
o'c e. about nj es Of Moptsus wind fresh rom tae
IoIhw aro into by sch Am IL. Cake, Eddie III
fom Dls htOu for Pbsde hs She uck tho OJUsprt of
the fIpetA T'M he sIaroosrd bow, canyiog away me
Su e. With he Dboom ioae ether With ,utwsIer broke lar.
board n hes and hye slanchiora ripped no ne plank
shear al was cut down lsbOnd bow 10 the bends,
Lesry 10 ihe fore rigging, causing ne vessel 10 eaE
heey She remained 10 this siusio uut about ocIock
with other person board except Capt. Cherry, laI
hAnos having board The Ann EVA Cakel when the
sn Conn and Antarctic OF Ne~L Indoo fsh n
with her and tow ed her Ia Montaux. roe u, ~
ter Ceiling clear stood her course having split fOresa
osII on OF be forward rigging had waist stove from Tore
10 msin rigging, snd received other damage Ice ssh7
day Of Nj eta were transferred 70 SEQ shy
on bo4rd ther when inc smscks sgan oos nsr 10
tow aid succeeded In getting her into ssoningon nsoof
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Total..........olS muee
From this must be deducted IS miles, in case
the line 10 terminated at the Port OF rsmarinda -
In case IL shoald terminate in the Gulf OF FOnssca,
10 10 possible IL would not be many miles longer
than TO heatjo. The extent of ao,ual cana2 alton
therefore would be 70 Heslejo, 100 20 l40 miles
~ TsmaIinds 90 to no; TO Fonseca 100 TO l20.
tits useless said Mr. Squier, In conclusion, TO
enter into calculations respecting the cost Of the
proposed work for until there ia a detailed survey
OF the entire line, It must be wholly matter ofcon-
lecture. Ii has been variously estimated at from
ego OOO0 coo 10 $40 100000. Assume Vt To coat
tloo, 600, 600, which may be az near the truth AZ
any other calculation s, il 10 enough, at present.
to know that il 10 feasible, and that irs benefits i'm.
mediate and prospective, will be sufficient TO COM
pen.ste for the expe nditare Of double thatamouut
startling a. II may at first apper. Ii 10 oil course
Impossible to calculate with anything more than
approximate accuracy the Advantages which, on
the score OF economy alone, would result 70 The
world from the construction Of the proposed
cana. It's general benefits to mankind, from
the augmentation Of commerce, the opening OF
new markets, the creation Of new sources OF
demand, and the chespenng Of all articles
OF import with the consequent increase Of mana.
features and agricultural supplies cannot be est.
mated by the narrow standard Of dollars aud cents.
The employ ment which would be given % the over.
grown and starving population of Europe tue
new fields whlch Is would open 10 enterprise; and
the diffusion Of light knowledge and civilization
which folio 90 always upon any great improvement
in the physical condition OF mankind, and which in.
oreases with every saving OF an hours time or
mics distance 10 the communication between IA
tions-al these are considerations which mostlssd
the statesman, the philosopher, and the philan.
tbropis, to regard the proposed Undertaking with
deeper interest than any which has yet Gained
the attention OF mankind. The conj0Dc;ioa OF time
and circumstances is favorable 10 the work aud II
now seems that the " star OF Empire which stood
still for while on the crest OF the Cordileras, 10
deained to pass westward soits culninston, while
the giant arm Of copoined csOi,al and labor smses
throus b the barriers which N4ture has set up be
tween two Continents.
Insome conversation that ensued between mem
bsrs AFTER the conclusion Of these observations Mr.
eevnRs mentioned as most interesting aud in
portsns fact, not only connected with the pro-
posed work, bat With the whole question Of Steam
Rsvie alton 10 the Pacific, that large bed Of Coal
hsd recently been discovered In Ssn Salvador, on
the banks Of the River Lemps about go miles from
the Gulf of Forseos. Ii is semi bitaminOus in
character, essmbling the NL Savage SoG. He
had sent specimens 70 the Department Of SfAse in
wutrs,en.
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-I" ''V-' . ~'-FN WI "AF
sgE sos.. 10 sou ..... ~ sVOs--h1es.. 2ia
~ATEk.. august p
SAVOY Ft g, 0o1 lai 10 ga Hsl Gals. II Tia
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-25

sTOBACCO.-We heard OF bot one sale, III hbds Ssanm
at 1c. y b.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.-suear in good sr.rs,ud
with sales Of 600 hhds. advance, say 363k for Com
and 5444c for Fair OF Noasses 800 bb taken al
1597 for inferior, and 49, z9I9z for 70 prime On PAN
tsOn, The crop Of "A co. and Of 10 90 GIL
Ions, sold at 1sc.--a decline.
FLoUR,-SdH very dul with bur little demand SALES,
1000 bbls. "a 9o@s5 % for unbranded 80 @S5 sz for
sopefne Illinois and ST Louis, and IS Is for extra
and choice.
CORN.-The Leves being nearly bare only 200 sacks
were sold, IN several lots, at bEd47c v buahel
OATS.-120 400 sacks sold at 49d55c fos Ohio etc.
on the Leyee, and 60@65c. for st. Louis 10 store.
BRAN-5l scarce 400 sacks brought 81 90 on the Legee
PRoFISIoNS-Pork dali, and the only sales We
beard Of were 80 bbb Mess 20 s. and Is do az 90 80 y
bb. OF Bacon casks prime Sides brought size. " D..
Lard steady with sales Of 100 bbIs Of which 50 5s and
the 54@5 Bile " h for No. to prime; aiso 500
kegsat6c. Of Western Butter, 100 kegs prime brought l2zc
LiMEA cargo Of 1858 casks Thomaston (receved few
days sinee) was sold at &c. y cask-a decline
bAGGIHG AND ROPE. Rather better prices have
oeen obtained and notice sales Of 1900 pieces and coils Of
wmcn 81 pieces N three lots 13c cash. l00 coils &C., and
~ 60. ordinary Missouri 5sSc; also 80 pieces and coils
1 on private terms
WHlskY.-Aboat SIS BbIa disposed Of, viz: 70 bbas
keetied at ~, l62 at "a 100 texa brands) at g. and I45
| bbIz. Raw at &c. y gallon.
| COFFEE-Ric still the advance Sales 700 to 500
bags at 135St9I44c. y b.
FREIGHTS-one snip taken for Bossen u Re for Cot
ton, and another for Liverpool with full cargo
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-25
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
L4rrrupr so57' s99N.-LozslTgBz 600 Win Time. 81.


Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Galveston Place Galveston. Harris & Morgan
ship Princeton, Russell, Liverpool, J. p Vhtney & Co
Fr. ship Vesta, So1bry HavEe, Jenkins 4 Bn1denaurH
Bari Mar Psrser, AUD Phiadiphis Ashbidss l ~
Bark Arthur, spear philadelphia. R. NJ Hsnssen CO
Brig Rogerhne, CroIsell, ChagTes, o. Wickham
Bng Caroline, lorng, New York, Chas. Palmer
Brig Marseillois, Sleeper, PHILADELPHIA, WV. Mc81afn
Fr brig Adele. Heron Granville, France, Loison Sisese
Steamer Beacon, Roberts, Montgomery, VIA Mobile,
Arrived Yesterday.
Dr. ship Eudoca, Banneman from Greenock, Dee 18th.
Br ;hip Alice Wilson. Iockart. from Liverpool Dec 9Th,
2ar enesa Feeuhasen 80 days from Rio de JanerO to
Brig 2aiabow, Emmerson, ii days from Geat HaEbor Ba-
BIZ. schr Gond, 10 days from NASSAU, N. P,
sehs- Mara Mmsr. 3 days from Attakapas. 10 ma.,sr
schl. Gov. 4adesOu, SAWYER day. from Key West. TO
Mex selr asstna Ynaise days from shal, to ]. W.
ZaehaTie Co:-lst my.
Scbr Segoce Watts days from Vera Cruz, in ballast, to
master-Pomt.
| STEAMBOATS,.
California, Griffin. from Mobile.
Ohio, Black, from Cincinnati.
Alhambra, Brickell, iron Cincinnati
Bostona, Price, from Louisville.
Gipsys Ure, from Baton Rouse-6 bales cotton,
Jim Gmer, Mckinney, from RogndawayS43 bales cotton.
Cherokee, Flendnen, from Tuscnmba0 bales cotton
Mary Foley, Daeres, from Lockport
Hard Times, Moore, from LetioFe-lsyi bales cotton
2. Penny wit, Beatty Fort CofeeSn bales cotton
| Die Vernon Martin, from Pointe- LA lIache.
| Tuscumbia Gable, from St. Lous-I6 bales cotton
| AlvaradO, Wilson, from Laiourehe.
| Gen. Taylor, Power, from DOnaldsOnvie-
2 D. Mh,e, Brady. irOm styopa-l5S bales cottoa-
Knoxville Crump, from Vicksburg-5I9 bales cotton
| Fashion, Cadwalader, from Apalachcola
TowbOat Hercules Brown from the Passes.
Towhoaf Caledonia, Shntz, from the Passes.