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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13

uehsy ahsrnoop, At Oeloeh WITHOUT farther D.
bsHmAns III be tai en- Gfes, GOOD ior lolssnaot
I'd sHnGsY Al. IL. NARY AMELIA ,oany..t A.a gb-
Ter OF To~bssud " Buus ~s~
. The blends OF me family. and OF her bro,LsrI Will
Ham Dsosvay are Invited " attend her f,ns.i M, r1s.
cav afternoon, At O'clock hom ~ L-onsfs.t ant9 -
On hordsv, Aug. IL CAROLINE yourgrs, dsagh,.r OF
Anthony y. Hof nan. In The llth year " her Ase
be friends Of The family lvtsd To attend bar ,Bna
rel hi. Afternoon. Al 4 O'cl0es, from ri An-s.t
hWoothurv, Corn A1g g JOIN HENRY a,es
yeH' e'des child OF Hsny P and c1rnels T. Mama OF
New York. -
Passengers Arrived
70 brig Csis'ifad, from Sapaaaah-Me Hs Kelly and
WASH.
"a 'rh' E"E5s, Jr,n Noyyoik-wm G ahsn, WIN Peer,
RoEeu
MINIATURE tLsas.c....Tsls ~.
Sur ses.. % SeS.......7 OF Noos-Sea..l04 go
EIsH vArEs....Ankust IS
candy H'k 20s Gov. lsi. lOa Hell oats... 5lA
TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL
F'St ~ VIZ -..>..,...AUGUST IL 1880.
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OaIIfsraia Veaapls NosGea, &c.
Spoken. Ao.

SID from Barbados July IS s,ea nsr New York J5ues
from NYoTk June l5) for CAltfocnia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13

Chip Hudson, Doane, Glasgow June 10, mdss 10 D ~
BAN Dimon-ls5 'eersge passengers The Il had Two
ssri Jne hayn' tPrsl s:hmocE, Belfast 50 DAYS mase
ana i6 PssenseIs, TO order. The arrived on sunday
BAH TULANE BTem) Hsbbert ffnijsd de Cuh4, IA de-
Iugsr' 10 OelTloh Kruger The bark Franklin, Gibbs I'D
2ds previous 70, NYork
ssfk Juls Hsyne, tfruss schmock, Belfast 50 de- iron
Brig whhtsker, (6f Gouldsboro) Handy. Grand Turk,
tru'ks lIlocdl l9 dc salS TO ruck,r 4 Lightbod'n.
Brig Baldwin, Montgomery, Esispon 10 d. lumber to
Smith BOynon
Big CeIesIns Perrstt Savannah, d. pine lumber, to
rsser.
scbAP Upster Cropper, waiea,prg 2ds wood The
sch Providence, from ba lmofs FOR NOh-rn porL was
los on WGeh'pg Bar. The vessel t1Is loss captain
sh Doctor. Green Barbados, aod., ballast to order
Vessels eiG not ecolecied Tee Br btg Bucler, I'm Pat
sRonis for Nfork old de previous Toe Sr sch Jane
rheoe went sshore july oi yes,el and caeo total los,
sane lime; vessel ,ne csrgo also a total loss
sch Comet Pew, Washington, NC, ds naval stores, 10
SrhD Gregory. Parker srnes River, d,, wood The
DSG was .luoL with lightning whie isy1g al anchor In
jaime, River split the f0fe'aii sod did olner damage
sch Edo, C, Mslher Balimore coal
Sth COrnels CfOOSe, smith balumore coal
h Ester Burr Tuihell Baltimore coal, bound to Cold
se5s .h:ees, wGslam, Psier;:Sa,g nd.s.
j G Ferii., Psneu Y5rk River Wood
Sen WIN Cores Colin YOrs River, wood.
Sen Thos Jefferson, wilisms sgGo T. shiaglss.
sch Hsihd Poe. Bangor 10 d. lumhsr
SCI Debonsire tBr) Lockhsrt Ha FAX, Ms, 10 d. hsh
Sch r Joues -, hschlas 10 do, lumOer to simp'
son, Msyhew Co.
Sch Fsael Mahew, s, soudrOt DAlhOusie, Ms, 20 d',
6sh, &c To Hiram smith
Sch jasper, NicbeTron, Boston de, mdse.
Sch " IN Pope FOster, IA eneck a hours, ballast
Sen Empire, Knapp Norfolk ds, wheat, 10 Siurses
CleIrmIu
Sch Alexander N. -, wsreham, nails,
Scr Ivsnhos svmin gIon PnomAsion. lime.
Sch CoIeha. Fsulsener Boston, mdss.
Sch Chas Brown. Crsmmer Richmond, coal
Sch 9srtha. J1el. Rich nOnd, coal.
Sch Deborah. RolliDs, Washington " D. usvs soreI
Sen Comet Pugh. Washington, NC, naval stores
Sch Jane Ros, Kruget, Norfolk, shingles.
BELOW-A bark and brig unknown.
BAILED-Shirs la Ductesse 0'OrleSns, for Havre;
Southport Charleston; bark Fanny, ssu Frsaclsco; s.nr
Psuobsc0L Philadelphia.
WIND-sunrss NV, Meheisn sW. Sunset Wsw
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BY Telegraph.
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Messys. Greeley \ MeEirdh:
Much has of late been said about Railroads and
their advantages il The Tribune and other papers.
The Erie, the Albany and Rutland, and the Os
densburgb roads will undoubtedly be the means Of
throwing a large amount Of busiuess into New
York city and Jain, the road from Cape Vincent
to Rome wi be the means OF drawing a vast
amount of business from Canada West and north
west New.Yors. But sull there IA q Ink wanting
10 make the chain of communications complete in
order 10 center a greater business At Nev.York
city than Ct almost any other one point 10 these
United States. Any man who has been for years
acquainted with the Csnsdas and the northern
counties of New York. IS the writer of this article
has been, will at once the necessity or the pro-
priety of exter ding the Saratoga Rnd Washington
Railroad to Plat,sburgh, distance OF about 30
miles from Whitehall, when il will counec. with
Plattsbu' CD and Montreal road by way Of Caughna.
wssa ano Lacbine road, now about commencing 10
be built. Let these roads be completed and Mon
treal and Nev.York vii be bat a days journey
s,upder. This line Of Railroad completed, New
York CITY and the other ciEies along the Hudsln
" receive the trade Of the vastregions Of country
vs,t and north-west North and north east Of
Noptre al the very extensive forests Of uncutivated
lands in the r. eion Of Otsavt, and its Numerous
tributaries will afford an almost inexhautible
supply OF lumber for many years TO come, and
many other articles Of CONNIE rec which would hor
into our through canals and railroads should
this gre az chain Of communication be complst d. for
It must be recolecsed that al uorthern canal navga
tkn must DO Suspended for a. least five months In
every year; 90 that in order 10 keep an open con-
muBlcsilon AZ all times from north 70 south, all
road viii become necessary, and there should be no
delay IN commencing the Hcrs. Largo amount Of
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
-s9s--
CRESCENT OFFIcE,
SatnrdaN Manning OcLnhar 10


The pr - La ut been characterized By any important
change our t--Aet, noI material
activity This is owing however, hmiIed supplies on,
leading articles rather than of demand rs many OF
our principal operators for have returned 10 The
city, The for Tobacco have advanced fully one half 10
Of cent, and the prices of Sugar Moiass
Corn, ETC., steady In Cotton w be perceived that
slight decline has taken place.
The weather has been fine, though warm aud we have had
several refreshing showers within the past day or two
COtOnOur last review left the market toerably firm
though the transactions toward the close week had been
to only moderate extent, many buyers were reluctant TO
on at the asking rates The business of Saturday, and
Monday also limited the sales of the two DAYS moi *
csedng BOO bales, in many decline of C1l of
cent from the highest point of the previous week This con-
ceon the pant of factors increased the demand on Tues
day. and resulted in 1000 bales being TAKEN chiefly for
England and France, On Wednesday and Thursday how
the inquiry again fell off, and barely 400 bales changed
hands at decidedly easier rates Yesterday the by the
Atlantic came to hand bringing orders so that the sales
OF the day were 300 bales, making total the week OF
1880 bales We find necessary to reduce our quotations
f0sBc though must remark that many factors are nm
willing to sell at the decline Indicated by this last figure
The total receipts this port since the list September are
7S7 bales against 699 the time in ls4g and at all
the United States ports there is increase of 30lU bales
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From Brazd-We have dates from Rio Janeiro
to Aug %. There was considerable yellow fever
along the coast, but nothing is said of it at Rio
News from Montevideo had been received At RIO
to August sih. There was nothing of Importance
except that the French forces had landed. A pro-
position has been introduced into the BraziIian
Parliament to relieve The British mail steamers fr m
harbor dues and other imports The troubles
which had occasioned good deal Of ANNOYANCE a,
Pernambuco have come 10 an end, and ths distrci
has been completely pacifed II was said thar
some crusIties had been committed by the govern
ment officials, and accordingly resolution OF i-
CURRY passed the Brazilian Parliament or Cortes
We find that the Engiish have not yet concluded
their Insolent proceedings on the coast Of Brazil
The steamer Harry is lowering around the harbor
OF Rio, aud selzss, every now ant then, some I'M
susperIng Brazilian schooner Or brig In this man
ner the FeiJcera was captured and sent off TO ST.
Helena by Admiral Reynolds. 1t was said that the
Harpy was pref aring for a visit TO the coast Of
Africa. We learn verbally that much excitement
existed in Rio on account of these proceedings OF
the British, but We do not find that there has vet
been any government action on the subject.
There were about 5000 bags OF coffee in the
market at Rio; but very lille business doing
Only a few vessels were in port loading for New
York
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ST LOUIS-Per steamer Iowa: 252 bbs tiopr G w Civ
enS72l9 do Edgel MILFORD &eo-396 do Grief SEQ
ks Noure &c-13 bbls appes 81 SIS oats bbls and
81 SKIS potatoes Fhomason0 bbls mackeIe Price Frost
SGo1lS5 SIX oats w Patch Geo-l43 do potatoes q Resb
la bbls do DonHe 4 Bezia47I sks oais q hbs hams
io9 do flour connolly &eo550 do 40 lard ia do nork
y do OIL y do sugar Marsh kaneit50 baggng SO
fs rope Forma9 &eozsl SKIS Duffse 81 = dse
bxs mde David Meyer-iO0 IBIS apples As 20 onion. F
Georseana6 do apples, casks bacon order5O bales
1T LoUIS-Per steamer Ne Plus Ultra; 1900 sacks oats
Turner. Wilson &co3 cks hons 300 hbs -four Kennedy
rosIer-4l9 60 JConnoly &eo-2As do shaw &co-2s0
&co-l Is do Clask Eager-1n0 DO EdEe Mnifnrd Erf,-
- 90 Hewitt Narog Sco4 ~ bbls castor Kennstf SEQ
lido Small MeGil--5l do whisky E Il Wmgats-l8-slo
egs 81 boxes cheese Schneider Wis-5l do starch
,,aymnh-lOO SKIS wheat slOne Walwonh5 ba e COTTON
hlli LsSg Se3-spndr sio orerTota 81 bales
B &eo-i0 do whisky g E Altsr-s6 10 appies Tosia-
beef Psrmeie Bro086 IBIS lard ii Gfos~ISo boxes
phgs mdse A Lanpse-l do a Hli-l5O ibis RISKY @
r R. PeystsF!a do Bel s,e6sns4o see; r.e Z sst
doz names, etc z T Buddeeke Se,rIs bb Nlcoud
"a d. lard OIL ~ bxs cheese Adans7s keEs butter
stnrges &eo-l5O b beef 70 DO ard OIL 1858 do -four
20 hhds bacon Second VOorhes-s0 boxes cheese bis
eggs. 80 do appe SCHNEIDER Wise-l6 haggng 81
rope GedlssluV bo1es starch. 100 10 cheese kegs
dried tnit n MarIn5 bales moss and suniiie nler.
, ARl TlMEs-le, steamer Nstuez: 4s5 baiss cotton
De sples-tIS Reck-l29 Fellows &co-Is0 orier-II3
G Rick; Soo-ll Wrisbr Williams &eo-i Hendsrson &
Peae-l z C9n1oly-ss Nggen cn--53 Iill. Me- can
As Payne Hanson-43 NJ Greenwood &eo 80 BrartIer
Williams &cO-sa FreIsen &eo-l9 Bogar Il Foey-z6 q
& Vanhib9erasi Ward a Jonas-16 = Byrne &err
sleever6 bbls pork Lucas & Nor oOd7I hides Wethere
Wades &eo-sundrles TO otieT--Z3l9 halts cotton.
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The authorities of Pittsbnrg are at loggerheads
about their night wa'c the Councils having appointed one
set and the Mayor another and pugnacous collisions
The consequence Judge Sha has an opnipn show
ing that Tie original tight appoint the Coun.
Gus, which they themselves afterwards conferred upon The
Mayor subseq emily repealed the ordinance The Mayor
still CLAIMS the right to appoint however, but the iu &c
decides against him. The Gazette says The Mayor I'M
poyd ge number OF persons Of them of the
possible character, to act special policemen Friday
night with orders arrest all the regular wachmen with
whom they met The assigned for tn geons
proceeding that the wachmen had lit the city lamps
Having the opinion Of the ju in their favor the police
committee Of Councils Monday acted under it. the
Post, OF the the sequel 10 lows; 1.-THE
Mayor started ont full force last night; did the commit
tee the later under the control Of Col Trovie About
Ill ock last night the officers eo-ioU
on St Clair street. ghr ensued, which resulted IN The
OF two three of the committee and cutting
osOme Of Barkers watchmen. There apprehension
rot at he time paper press II said Thai
the Mayor heard declare that he intended put on
force OF eight thousand Tuesdy night hang all the
members OF the Councils, the editors etc.
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Tobacco and Buck10heat-Largeq quantities of
this production will be raised in York county, Pa,
this year. The York Republican says
In lower Windsor, Hellman, Newberry, and
probably Manchester and Fairview, not far distant
from the Susquehanna, tobacco is grown in large
quantities-larger this season, we judge from what
we have seen, than ever before, and the plants
looked to us extremely thrifty and flourishing,
much more SO than some we saw in Maryland
between Baltimore and Washington. The crop
will no doubt command ready sale at large prices,
and we Judge that the cultivators will realize fac
proit from il, ~
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S1oiadng.-A noted female character whose connection
with lot Of desperate characters in the First Muncpay
has frequently brought her before public was yes
terday arrested 10 the First charge OF swndiny The
charge s that she, six months SINCE brouR
down from free State muatto gill; whom she passed as
her slave In July last, she became so much indebed tn her
landlord for that he pressed her for payment when she
gave him mortgage this sill She after left the city
and when the landlord take pos eson of the muatto
girl as his property, she objected to the proceeding The
matter came before court, and she proved her freedom
Nothing could then be DONE but the who had made
this fine speculation returned Thursday evening
and she arrested yesterday She gave bail in
tine sum of $1,000, for her appearance to answer.
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n PssrshIP Rook7gsy from NewYo Crspored yestertAy)
tal y heml--J McGregar &cts-A II Donald, on--Va-a &
hro-Braad Landry-Fosdick Sell Wedrechl--T I.
Wht,-W a5naken k.Eshhof-B ulkes Hoit-C Pas
QUEER &co-H Brower-M Kent-G w zer-J A Lumrn-
: : nud Sc9-CheTry Henderson &ee-Do~ns. nddy 4
1o,-NogtS Jesnrenaud=J NJ tisl-AloRea n Golf nan
G BOgeft-and nrdeF.
Peg ship Ossppes, from Boston (epoed yestertay)-C
knd eeker-fTost &rO-Ps rnee & BF0-C Pasqnier
s s,Ie Bs91fe5t yimms-G W nnnhar-Edgel.
hulfOid &eo--N Ii Brgham--C ] Meek &es-D Fsylor
&eo-J NJ Gould-Siark. Day s. SaufTer- c Foster SEQ
and order.
Per ship Hope, from Boston (epored yesterday Presty
Ben- Z Gaines-B L, lanH--k RlchaI sc Foster &
col NcGfegor &eo-G " hynson-N Il Brisham--Prce,
Frost &co--C Meeker &cO-M Gloss-Dyas &co-J Ian
dis &co-and order.
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Pennsylvania Elections.-The following Men

Pennsylvania Electjons,-The following Mem.
bers.pf Congress have been chosen:
Let DstretT. b. Florence. dem.-a gain over Levin,
native by so majority
a-JOseph R. Chandler whig is reelected by 1900 ma
lOry. - " ma
3-lenry D. Moore, wing and and Reormer is re elected
4-John Robbins, Jr. dem is elected,
5-McNa r, dem elected-a gain
6-Th0mas Ross elected.
S-Th4ddeus Stevens re elected.
~ Glmcy Jones' dem elected by reduced ma iority
siliOn. 80 N FP0
llDispatches from this District indicate the election of
Wright. dem.-whiGh is a democratic gain.
l2-PaTtla returns indicate the election of Galusha
Grow, dem in place of Wimol, by u small m aiorty
Thomas Nj. Bbghaus, whig is elected in place of C.
w. Pnman, by a reduced majority.
i0-lNurtZ S, DEM, maturity IS about 450-a gain.
of DR. Mes. ~
i6-James X McLanahan, dem is said to be reelected.
ll-PHTker, dem, eleGed-a gain.
lSi OIL job NJ. Dawson elected by decided majority
In this ID srGt-a democrats gain.
l9-Joseph II. kuhns. wing. His election is whig gpin
Ewing ticket elected Thomas M Howe is elected 10
the next ongres. by / 600 10 200 majority.
23-J. II Walker, whig-9 gain.
PhuldeiphiG CitU.-t hares Gipin, regular WING. has
been chosen Mayor OF Philadelphia by 9 573 majority lie
was beaten last year by Joel JONES' independent.
Thus far, the wings have lost five Members of
Congress, and gained two. The returns for Canal
=.
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A girl, named Moore, now thirteen years of age.
who had been stolen from her parents 1--WE Tsore
70 tGem In New FORK, few days since She had been
ue9d away while going GRAND, by who con-
but they prepared to move out West, WREN she
rather than with them. She found refuge in another fam
y Tor tsYo and Hura then ha hegn Yl1g teess
n the city, she wss recognized ~ ass ssus.s Whlah
!s1 ahss psIsa.s sssalR.las Eel
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Steamer Conoordia S@nk.-A dispatch in yes
terday's evening papers, dated at Baton Rouge
says that the steamer Memphis, which stopped at
that place on her way down, reports the steamer
Concordia sunk thirty miles below Natchez. The
passengers and crew were all saved, but the boat,
it was supposed, will be a total loss
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congress, ana gained TWO. !
Commissioner are as follows:

The democratic candidates for State officers
Canal Commissioner, Auditor. General and Sur.
Veyor-General-have been elected by considera
bic majority.
The proposition to elect judges by the people has
no doubt been carried The vote in its favor is
very decided as far as heard from.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.


Friday Evening. Oetoher IS 1850.
Arrived dunng the past week 523 head Of Beef CauIe
including 264 head of Western 17s Texas and Attskapas
he Lake Beeves 1895 Hogs, ls4 Sheep. Mich Cows
and Lei Yearlngs and Calves
The market closes his evening with good stock Of Beef
Cattle far supply Of Hogs, and heavily stocked III Mich
Cows, Calves and Yearings But few sheep sale.
PRIcEs: Beef Ca5ne Good " ezten 5zSGG6s, Fine
Texas 54651z. lower descriptions 81 B5c y net; Hoxs
close at 595Sc y 10 net Sheep, % sea- IS 90 had
Much Cons, a22f0sss " head CaIoes aud Ysaylsags.
(ayesage price) a5 80 y head
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~ IEASCC2JJ packages Green and Black:
G0Er EE-Java. Rio, Lagnayra ana Mocha;
~ 66oR9 Sem PIT seP hs sE client s8 .
SG,7IsT II 6sstf ~ %lssIgf1is' FBE
of W., PES, spice. Cassa, loves;
tSlNGaR, Mace NutmeEs inoip
of FlLSFARD-English and Ky; Capers Olives: becOmt
'utsEETGtUPS, Worce5terhIre saqce, Sardines; mop
HEC Rs EISTs g Eli Ja 5 Poo, v
sAGO, Tapogr, Chocolate, Cocoa and Chocolate of
CRH}KERS"6,1f different kinds and Fire Crackers.
GIIROS, Cnraqts, and Corn Starch
scotch Ale London Porter champagne Cider Claret,
and common; Old scotch Whisky and jamaica Rum;
TABLE SALT, Cranbenies;
CQnEIsH Maekersl, Salmon, Halbut Fins. Herings,
OILS It CH4RLEs sf6UGaT IPtGS q Camp st.
SCNDRIES-Lan Landing from ships Mary Clover Francis,
~ Osweso; Smiley, Robert Burton Devonshre, etc.
MlNCHES TER SOAP-l30 boxes;
CRANBERRlES-s5 packages, ".Cutis;''
lNnlGO-1O cases.
ALMONDS-25 hale
FLLBE rs AND BRAZIL NUTs-25 bales;
FARINA-40 boxes;
RROOMS-lO0 dozen;
QulNlNE-IO0l ounces;
DRt GS AMI CHEMICALS-50 cases. assorted:
GOSHEN, BUTTER-95 frkins;
ENGLISH DAILY CHEESE-5O boxes;
RRAAGGEt G1 X5G EEFss; sacks:
RRRRUF az ~ T r 400 oh.st'; ..1
BG CkkMEfSif75 AS RBSqtPSaKf; -loO cases;
bR6P"1 4SD Bt N6fKiHtdfFs5I Ees Si'e''
GURRANTS-20 casks;
C6bFisHI IA 4N5BBS 'HERRING-5o boxes. Is bbs,;
CQPP,GRAS175OJ bbs;
EPSON sALTS-25 bbls.; >
PjSE bA!PLE NJ 5IRE ,s%I -b56ozes; nm MN
50 Cords, Twne exc etc; for ale by
ol8 E. J HART Il C0.'79 Tchouptouas st.
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conference.-the. ........- POrt....... Wines
BY SYKES. HYDE ~ en-

w TIrT q aI FaIIpll 10 0CI0ck-Wi De sod
~ az le Lnsgn0u5e Warehouse No. Magazine aud
Jnla IT., e's to close cons gnmeuls.-
The following WINES, under gughOuse KEYS entitled t5 do
b.uturr viz! ~ ~ ~ AZ
5VV quarter casks fine Sherry Wine:
XIV quarter casks Burgundy Port Wine, Crown 5rlnt
s. Iwo thrc. orT and months approved paper
10 Haitpipc8 a q
800 Is Iipes Holsu1 Gin;
All dFrei lmpnfi6lous und entitled o draeutura
TERM - Two thrge four nnuar
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.


Cleared Yesterday.
schr Sarah, Pealaud, Mobile. Fsreny
Arrived.
Ste mshp Mara Burt Emerson, from Galveston 18th inst TO
Green. Harding &co-zd my.
Schr F Rogers a hby days from ApalachienIa to mss
er-Basin.
SchT Ella, Taylor. days from Pensacola mAsterEasin
Sehr Visitor Perry, days Pensac0s, masterBasn
Natehez No 3, Leathers, from Hard Times.
EuTnpa, Pierce, from Cincinnati
Ne PINS Ultra, Robinson. from st Louis.
Iowa, Carter, from st Louis.
Oregon HleRn, from Mobile.
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MoBILEPes sehr ssra6 EOS bba -four "A cask. bacon.
70 bhls pork 1871 do cement So corn t0O care
do oil, IS 40 cordisk 100 bedseads and sundIies
Imports.
LtNERPOOts-Pers snip Forest King: 400 fire bricks,
f'ot. salt ~ dog mats P " hney Szuol pkss rndse
hnrtyes eartheass Henry NATL box mdse
!, E9ghe a sss 70 y iVgoruf Nco-11d 10 . Taia
~ "a lilstei7 81 "a Bul8eese
~ zeel Fla' sas aud s-l liileef SEQ
-Ia,es ssls 4 Pli ~ 2 3 apuuelt7t3a. a9
eks har'iware w AT,asronz-2 casks Z "
steel Roho-5o tons pig iron WaIRAksa & Rescahsh-4
NJ Harris. : -
leths q PO0ly &co 49,
PENSACoLs-Per schr Visitor; 10 bales cotton Cook
-llO,UO0 feet lumber, 10000 aths J @ PooIy &co.
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FroHt Brteks-Loaistana Battira0re.-We called at
NO ~ Camp street yesterday to examine fine front
bricks OF Louisiana manufacture down by our friends
WV. McMain Co., of Baton Rouge, as a specimen of
what they can do at their extensive yards in that vicinity
We examined carefully large number of these bricks and
we pronounce them, without hetatOn superior in Joint of
quality and color without paint, any ever saw They
are condensed the of moulding until they are al
most equal both in weight and smoothness of texture TO
granite We are much graed perceive that Orleans
and the Southern country longer dependant on Ba
more and Philadelphia for fine bricks or bricks of apy
description Bobb Kendall Co.. of Biloxi. have exhib.
tied IN THIS city the best tire bricks broug to this mar
ke and are now supplying the city and country trade with
Them and now these getemen of Baton Rouge sue
ceeded IN making front bricks decidedly superior 10 the best
bai moe bricks in the Market and we under
stand they can be sold for less money We may add that we
are sustained in the opinion above expressed by the corobo
rating testimony of Of the best judges Of bricks in this
city. We hope these gentlemen will meet with the enco1r
ageent they Deserve and that they will have more orerz
than they can FILL though they make these fine bricks with
astonishing rapdity.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-19

OHIO ELectionS.-From the many meagre returns,
by telegraph, we find that the following Members
of Congress have been chosen: