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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-01-05
Life instance Company,
OF THE STATE OF MI33IssIPPI.

HIS Compoy, incorporated by an
I'D aet Of The Legislature at its last
session, has been organised uade said
law and II is now ready 10 effect lnsur-
onces on lives, upon like terms with
those adopted by the best and soundes
Northern companies in lnsuring North
ern persons. When Northern comPa-
MES insure the lives of Southern cili-
zens, they invariably add one hall or
one per cent, 10 the regular rates Our
table Of rates is as follows. The pre-
MUM to be paid by the insurer may be
paid quarterly, half yearly or annually.
Rates Of Premium for insunng One
d,Jlare on a sinUle life.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-01-05
GEORGE BAGBy

AS opened his saloon in the Canton
Hotel where he is ready and anx,
ious to accommodate all his friends. ana
strangers, with a comfortable shave, at
all reasonab BILE hours.
HAIR CUTTING and DRESSING done in
the latest and most genteel style, and 10
the satisfaction Of every reasonable per
son.
Dec. Is, 1949,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-01-05
WATCHES ANp JEwELRY.

TTVHE Subscriber would most respect
- fully inform the citizens Of Madison
and surrounding country, that he is just
openi g a fine and fashionable stock OF
WATCHES and JEWELkY, which he
will sell on the most reasonable terms,
for cash. Persons wishing articles in my
line are invited to call and examine for
themselves,
Watches Of every variety carefully
repaired on the shortest notice, and war
rantod.
A. W. KING.
Canton, March 80, 1849. 28-
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-01-05
REMOVAL.

NHE subscriber has removed to Mr.
Leonard's new shop on the west side
q the square, He tenders his thanks to
his former patrons, and respectfully
asks a continuance Of their patronage,
dis Work and materials shall be Of the
best quality, his Boots and Shoes war
fanted to fit.
July /, l849 ]. BERTRAND
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-01-05
.Tmst ReCeiVed.

A SUPPLY OF FAIRS QUiNINE,
IA the very best brand-warranted
pure. For sale, at the sign Of the Gold
en Mortar, by
PRVESTLEY & MOSBY.
July 81, '48. 45-I[
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-01-05

j. NJ. q rret',
1854 IS. In The SupeI
Ralph Campbell K the Court Of Chad
unknownhtiysat law Of the state
Vi Mary Campbell, Mississippi
decd, the late wife oi Sitting al Jad
said Ralph Campbell. ]
NNHE defendants in The above !
suit will please to take nolicsI
on the Sd day Of January, A. ,.
at his residence in Madison county
between the hours Of I0o'clock 4 |
4 O'Clock P. NJ, ! will proceed 70 TAXI
deposition of William Stevens I
depos ton, when taken, intend y
as evidence at the hearing Of The
stated suit, in behalf Of said com n
The examination Of said witness VI
c ,ntinued from day to day I'LL The
sitlon is completed. You eau altenI
cross-examine said witness i NJ
proper. L., W. UAhNh'l
Iii proprid pstso
Nov %, 1849. n
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-01-05
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

David B. Crane and
JohnR Jaffrey, sur.
wing partners,&c.
as,
Samuel Hamilton and
Wife, and John II.
Rollins.
EkY virtue Of a decree Of the Superior
- Court Of CT ancery Of the State Of
Mississippi, made on the Esd day of Jan
uary, 1849, in the above case, | will on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 10th, 1849,
within legal hours, at the court house
door in Canton, proceed to sell TO the
highest bidder, on a credit Of twelve
months, the purchOser'giving bond with
coed security, the following lands lying
in Madison county, viz. The northeast
quarter Of section 20, township II range
s, east.
WM.J. benson, Com'r.
Nov 8, l849 8-5t
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-01-05
ADMINIsTRAToR,N NnTICE.

H ETTERS OF administration de bonis
- o having been granted to the
undersigned at the December Term.
1919, Of the Probate Court OF Madison
county, Mississippi. on the estate Of
Richard Rice. dec as- all persons III.
debted 10 said esia d are notified to com,
forwad and n Immediate paymen.
and those having claims against said =.
tate will present them legally an'henti
cst within f1e time prescrlb Il by law
Nr Ver barred
NA A4a1tdba
4 gHl9. 1876
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-01-05
LAMP BLACK.

wHNOUGH for all Of you; best quality;
lust received and for sale cheap, by
Sent PRIESTLEY & MOSBY.
The New York herald., 1850-09-18
Sn,inu.I,sms N,,,s.

lProm wilmer a Smiths Times Sept Z
on Wednesday forenoon the splendid steamship "a.
cifc Captain nye rounded the Rock Ltght-house AMI
OF the landing stage In the Msrsey about halt
past eleven, having made the run from New ioik a.
lovin for the difference OF time In ten taJs teven.
teen hours Her news Immediately telegraphe1
By Wilmer em tn to London which city ~ reached
81 nty Eve minutes past eleven. The morning pspeis
rubiishod the same without delay The mails brought
by the sciEc for Liverpool aud Manchester we're de-
verei In the ~ that afternoon, ani those for
popdcn and the continent were despatched per the
qusrtsr 20 nine p. NJ. train.
II " said and We understand With some truth th's
the Chancellor Of the Bkchequcr has a. length been
convinced by the powerful arguments and coHvineins
statistical returns OF the Newspaper Press Association
that ~ ts edvsebe IN the next session of fParlam nv
ts sboth the paper duties ~ we'll a the ssmQ ouy
en- newspapers, and the duty on Advertisements IN
20 make the press Of this country as nee a ~ Is
in America
The North Briiih Mad Of Jonday. mentions that
fofgeties have been committed By an agent in Glas-
rev upon extensive tee firm m ioudon, te the
smouut of nearly fl 600 The anegei iorger - sup
ptted 90 have sailed for Ameries
wsbave reason TO believe that circular vii shortly
be isfurd, by the Colonial secrstary 20 the several
coicpsl goyernm ents 20 the Effect th.t, In future
each cf0ny must support is oen military establish
ment ur The suthufitiss at hone pil dem ~ eNfc-
dieut to Withdraw their protective force
The Manchester rsysrs announce thst ths houss d
Willism MONS Of Lexington Miu saiioid snd oi Nm
Norris Brother, Ch0rituD NeE mil Nhoritop.ph ~
hfsiock. shl a Manchester, spionera a. manul.
,sIsSs, have susPs hJeS payment fssis hSuitse- Ia
The New York herald., 1850-09-18

The Neiioui ne papers to The 10th May, which came
ty the last overland mail announce agitation By
the Rev Dr long frerbytsrian minister, and oit
coiouist who II will be Tsmemb bcred published l,.ely
IN the Ebglish papers strongly written letter 20 me
Colonial Secretary regarding the mis- usage OF the
cctnieH by the colonial ofScs Dr. Lang has dell
vud iorg lecture the subject at Meibournr,
breathing respect for tht Queen and general good Will
20 England yet strongly advocating separation ani
iLdspebdenoe DIR. Lang recommends tht Immediate
formation of Arstralhn League" TO consist of all
colcnifts who pay entrance fee of 5s With yearly
subscription Of not less than los The doctors motives
In commencing this agitation have been questsne 4,
nEd his quarrel with the coionsl Office IL said 20 be
tainted with fulfshness Soon after the delivery OF
the lecture be was arrested fer debt.
Gold washing has oommsDeed In A1s,Aiie, snl The
riches Of California are likely 90 be rrallct.
Very promising indications of coal have been met
with on the south side Of Ksnrarco Island
The New York herald., 1850-09-18
Court OF oyer and Ts,,,,per,

Before Chief Justice Edmonds ara two Aldermen
TIE TORPEDO AFFAIR ONCE MoRE-rHE DRURls.
sEPrEmnER lT.-This care w.s again post popod, aud
set down fo- Wednesday morning. The District itor
neg said that being under the impression that the
mulctr trial which vas on yesterday. would lave
eupied he time Of the court up TO this evening he
had issued subp@nas for the attendance of witnesses
TO morrow morning The officers who wing the
subr@nas, informed him that many of ths parties
could not be found. Another reason why this cause
sbould he postponed that he the District Attor
ney, had written to tie Attorney Generai, rscuestin.
h,s attendance at the prosecution, ana the letter
which the court had shown him. he supposed os an
answer to his In the absence OF the Attorney General
and Nj. David Grabsm, who represented him in this
case lie thought there sufficient ground fos post
Counsel for Mr. prury opposed the application 70;
poStpsnemont He was at gIest ibcoA neuoe and ex
pense by these repeated pos; sents as H. rad
yeIsl Witnesses in readiness They prepared 20
on with the iis ANA they objected to the appcs ton
OF the District Attorney lie submitted tst the
cond be conmt need today ana that there sum
citnt evidence to 60 with until the arrival OF the
otter witnesses la u morning
The Judge raid that tia court had requested the
steDcsDce OF the Attorney General, and ~ he IL
Onhbe 20 be present to-day, and also as Mr. David
Graham whom the Attorney General has appointed As
his presenstye II absent the could not go ~ith
lie sIal but would grant the potpoacmcnt until next
morning
Mr. meKson said that Mr.. D. Graham would have
been here this morning emily h had te,egrophei 20
him that the cause on yesterday would occupy up to
this evening. which IL would have done. but for the
srrnngem eut between Mr.. JArdsp and himself.
Counsel FOR the sccused remarked thas they we're
anxious tlat tis Indictment should BE- got rid of
soon pOssibs as there ~rre msny Oppressive crcum
stances la the case, which they were anxious to
pose lie Counsel oforeG 10 send fer Mr.. ID Graham
st Mr. Drurys rxptnsa In der that the trial msy be
proceeded vi. h without delay.
lkC Dis;riot Attorney theu remarked to the court
respecting the witness Mary Rassn vhor. the prose
CT ion unt bic to hnd
Counsel for prury said they would give every facility
to the 70 secure the attendance OF en wiz
Deeses. They would point out where Aary Regan is
she bad been servant Of Mr. Wsrper's, and IL nov
married, and living nesr the Tomb-. MIR Celemsn, Of
Nassau street nr Warmers sonn law. win tell where
shs is TO be found. Counsel also remarked that the
defence bad ~ItsE to the Attorney General to
his personal attendance at this trial
The then act down for ths n.orpiog. and II
TO other unforeseen necessity does net intervene
suppose IL will come on.
The New York herald., 1850-09-18

Our rfuEikf. refptctiHE bullion are pretty NJ 1ch
the sane ss those Of the previous week silver. al
though in good supply. meets fair demand the iats
arrivals havs been quickly taken mp. No ohangq to
rcpOrt IN bar silver There IL rather mere inquiry for
money. and rates ara a shade higher.
LvrsFooL CorroS MARSEr, Sept The slight re-
duction iD the gvotetions O cotton which had %
adjust on FRIDAY last maintains the same ground. ON
tbe arrival Of the Cambria aud the dsren nstion OF
her sews holders eyinced rather more armbesa, and
ter dmsnd fron the trade and expu-ters speoula
punches. ~ very spsrinsly. The Pseifc arrived on
Weisetssy and sithougb her letters and papers did
In any material degree alter those ~ the preyaas
arrived the trade became doiier sud diflcuv felt
In maintaining the currency oflast vcck Tbs sslfs
Il ~rek 30 500 bales OF which rporustcrs have
1870 tothe trade The qutatiCrs Of air cottsn ~
declared by the Brokers Committee % their wesky
meeting this afternoon are. Upisnd 7Ad Mobile. 81
srd Crians sisd per H. The estimatCd stock nov In
Liverpool u aps $50 bales against go $50 At similar
period In lois. telegraphic despatch from Glasgow
taes that there has been rather more burineas done
tiis week bot the demand vas by means 1eneral
tIrn the whole. We have had dull sud heavy market,
without particle Of news from any quarter beyond
tbst snuded 10 Ia our las, weeks report.
FtrfoHrH remain almost stationary 10 the Northern
roits While 90 tho south particularly % New or.
lsabf. rates are tending dognvards Passengers
are abundant, but there being ~ vet no scarcit Y
% shipping rates do not advance materially. Pos
New York, metals ss. 70 Toe per ton; bulky
vssbt lie TO Ia "a hne goods 70 shillings 20 l7i
&C hardware l2shillings and pence; earthen
H,,nr Corro- msrvrr Sept. q Since our las. rs.
port q The 18Th ut Aia We have received adVers
nom The Uuited ststss per steamer Canada under das
Ntw fork, l4th August. aud New Orleans, 1Oth ssme
mouth bytsctrc tslsgfsth, which gtnsrni speaking
were grHe favorable 60 the crop; holiers In Nos
Guk tvincing great desire o. realize hsd thereby de
cded maAti decline IN that market airo those q
tle southcrn Stetcs in cons gutuco prices hsvs re-
ecded hsrr and in Liverpool On Wedneaiay bu
svrJ dul the sales not exceeding 80 bales and on
ttc & Moving days The derand VS. st taore inar've
orr rates have fallen - O. 81 so that New 0flssn'
1rf oTenairt vas oasrtd a. iiOf but buyers we're
o. - found sunday we received tho Liverpool ercu
lar he ttucr cf which n from favorable the tfti
Gle 80 TIE last accounts ron hc STATE hed pros
10 thst uarsft, a. sell ~ in this tesre 70 res'e
On Monday several parcels hcigE cfrfd ~ 'urlhe
decline the sales reached GO bss % the ra' 81 lVsi
ftt ~ o,snss and yesterday ~ 's.r- toun bgysrs
without sny tltsreion Our - datei IN NNF 80
uttttn two pewshipt losling ~ tof one in ~
Ofloans uitb sotsroo and cote sb4 TIE oihir ia
CNss,srtrr ssr sItogthar ~ tbrs psctet from ih'
UnttG&stt.a iye u Whicb ba4 P-' - 'sa HEa as'u
The New York herald., 1850-09-18
supr,ms Co.rs-vn Chambers.


syrT lTrn ie Naiel II ht Prorsedir against STg-
dg- Scr, Co The eXaniins;on N tails matter hsv
ing ben adjourned to this morning. the psrtiss to-
Cetber with their counsel and witnesses. were In
attendance SONS few questions Ia relation TO writ
ten statement made By suydam, SAse Co we're put
TO Sr Kitchen. Of TIE witnesses. and 10 appear
irS that exssination "a tn paper tnd other dosu
ments wculd be necessary 20 enalle linn to answer the
questions sstsfsctcry, II agreed by counsel on
both sides to adjourn until tour o'clock ths evening,
upon Witch JucEe kdmonus interposed and said that
from the extraordinary length 0f time this eNenna.
tion likely TO tak. ana the number aud variety of
legal questions that were momeitaDly presenting
ths rrelves IL was sbsolutey neeessary thnt Judge
Ghoud be present pending the e1amiuation but Tbs
three Judges Of the suprems Court would be engaged
for the remainder OF the Term IN the Circuit
Court. sbotber in the Court Of Oys. and Torminer
npd the third holding special term, he thought 1t
would be well 10 appoint referee TO take the re-
main DER Of the testimony Luc.1s Robinson ths n
nrpsinted By consent and further proceedings -ere
sdiourned TO ton O'Clock tomorrow Chs morning at
MIR. Roblntons Office.
Before Judge Mitchell
~ Va hcthe- QHin-Qui wss discharged from th
United states Army the petition Of his father, he
ttinE 1inor, and having enlisted witheat the con-
10 n ii LIS father
The New York herald., 1850-09-18
Commercial Intelligence.

LoNDoS MorET m.pErr, Sept, 6-rhers has bean
very little change IN the market fot rngh Securities
during the past week. On Monday tho dealings were
limited and the market was rather Hat Consols were
done ut s6ia TO y fer money and gb for the account
on tuesday ths market opened with q hct aspect,
owing to the receipt sf lower prices from Paris bat
became frmer towards the Afternoon. Basiness was
rgain Inactive. COnsois done at o. to = for
money, snd so1. for account, leaving OF at 9G TO =
for present trsnsfer and also for time Reduced
Three per Cents ~ 20 ls New Three and a-QuArter
per Cents done az gsys TO s9E. No new feature
presented tsen on Wednesday, the MARKET being
steady, but little busipess going forward The sane
remark applies 70 Thursday. Ths market closes this
sfterroon without alteration aad there mach
bUtinrss done during the day. Consols for money
sHd account closed at 96l to -. Exchequer Bills 53s
20 6Ts premium. and the Three aud. a Quarter per
Cents Ss'. 20 ~. This following tabls exhibits the
auctustion Of the Funds since Mondsy last
The New York herald., 1850-09-18
A Double murdsr-sa,iroad Riot, sc.

PIrrsRURcH, sept IL, 1850.
Through the medium Of the telegraph, ve are en-.
ab.d TO Civ. IN. particulars Of most horrible human
butehery vhich las, night, st public house
on the washington road. A near ss can be sscsr.
tsined the following are the facts A man BY the
name Of Mckay or Mccoy, took lodgings at Bsltahoov
.r's Hotel four miles out Of town he was placed In
the sane room With william Beltrhoover 10 sleep From
some unknown cause he got up durins the night and
stabbed william, Who, by his cries for help alarmed
:hs house Melchoir Deltzhosver hasteIed TO the as
sistsnce Of his brother vhen he sucouutered MCKAY
uho stabbed him 10 the heart and he died instsntly
The barkccper was also s'sbbed in tie face but not
dsngsrousy William B.tzhoovor died forl soc elects
cf his wounds to-day at noon. The murderer has
bsen and committed 10 jail but he e so badly
beaten thst the prison physicians ssy he esnnot ie
Had not the police from the city arrived on
the ground - q they did the nurderer would
have been Iynched by the enrAged people. NO cause
IL assigned tnr the murder
Another railroad riot occurred on Monday on the
Central Rsirsad hvemies east of Pittsburgh btwnen
he Cortonian and the Conuaught men. The riot rss
kept up all day, during which bioss with fats aud
stubs we're freely interchAnged The leaders Of the
riot have fed and hear of no arrests
Father Jeseph Cooper old and respectable olti-
of this place died yesterday.
The weather 10 cool and pleasant Our city is nos
considered healthy wshave heard Of no new cholera
i,aree sinoe last report.
There only twenty four inches of water in the
-hsnel % the Ohio at this place aud prospect Of
-ain. We Ls~ever. stl dnd plenty Of boa.s running
20 the West.
The New York herald., 1850-09-18
The Grand Lodge OF the United States L. d.
of O. F.

CINcINNArT Sept II, 1880.
The Grand Lodge of the United States Independent
Order of Odd Fellows. commenced is annual session
yesterday Twenty -four Grand Lodges, and twenty
Grand Enc ampm ents being represented About TWEEN
ty Grand Representatives present The expenses
Of the adjcu. ned session were upwards OF IS 900.
Resolutions making the anne bdment to the consti-
tuition proposed at the adjourned session. ths special
order for Tuesday rejected BY ayes SO, nays 3S
The assessment law of the last session. peaed by
a decided vote-ayes 63 naysS.
The following officers OF the Lodge elected to-
day for the ensuing yeer: williem W. Moore ODD o.,
Grandsire - Page Of Wise onsin, Deputy Grsndsre
]. L. Ridgely Grand Corresponding Secretary; A. e.,
Warrsnd, Grand Treasurer
The New York herald., 1850-09-18

UfNtfNNA1f, f-pt,
There has been riot at Garbage five miles from
this city among the Trishmon on the public works,
caused by tie non. payment VI their wages by con-
tractor named Oliver Pistols and other Weapons were
freely used The rioters took the prisoner
end conveyed him to the citv in cart. Several OF
them have been arrested by the police and are now
undo rgopg exzmi alton before The Mayor.
The New York herald., 1850-09-18
kkOlalr.

The Rope has, with great JOY" granted the prayer
Of ths bishop and clersy 81 Bimn that thoy may be
permitted ss epublie and striking mark Of their emil
nsnt psty and gratitude 10 ornament with crown "
gold the image of the Moasr Of Mersias, which has
beeoms cslsLrated. within tho last two months
throughout the whole country by ths mirsculous
movement Of its eyes to the great advantage Of tbs
faithful"
I've Ronish post oface has recommended its rigor-
oUs xeluion Of fuch foreign Newspaper, express
opbisbs uniavorabs 20 the PaPa Court OF any Of the
corrupt branches Of the administration.
The New York herald., 1850-09-18
The Fire Departments Investiration.
NrM Ynrr IL $50

W" tVhhf SNPN' ~ Ac''s
Drsr sac -Tn the H,-aid of this morning. In speak
"Nhss A. the meaning ef their nos. siteudsnce' DO
they mssn to sik the investigation, and abandoA he
On behalf q The committee answer that they DO
not shrt the investigation" snd that they do not
scsndon the Chief BDgineer." The reason they
Io te The ~ tBs Po.rs ., Assr
The original OF which was handed to All
Chapman on Saturday l+,h inst previous tc Witch
the notices tor the meeting of yesterday we're ssaed
And 90 make cure that there should b. no nisundsr
standing the writer Of this called on AID Bsra yea
terdsy 1rpiha and called his attontion TO the cub
ject OF the letter ha had been handed to AID Chsp
nan. Ana All. Bard ftsmptly replica that uhe re.
guest Of the FIRE Department Comnitee inr DOL
until next veek, should be complied With. The Chief
Engineer vas ALEC informed q his mattsr-rrgvious
20 the meeting of Monday anernOon-snd he er-
presfsd his regret thai there should Je any delay
The Beard Of Aldermen having Adjourned until the
9Th Of October neat u viii still leave esven working
and in oil probability time sufhci,nt for tie purpose
tpice ever TO get At the facts
trust the sHplsnstons here given viii be sstisfse.
tory to All parties and place tAe lire Department
cen mtiee in the tru. position "a vhieh they en-
ti'sd one of our committee is nov out Of he city
ara smother of the somEittee orpacts 20 be 20 q day
ortwo IN this connection afow me 20 remark that
have be- has Alderman Britton resigned from the
Road q G.detmen's committee, and that Alderman
We'd has been put on he COMMITTEES In hi1 plsce.
Rssreetfuly your OH servsnt
Nss Yosr, sept "a. 1850
usssrs JosrrH DEuro-, WAsREr CHaFms., snd Jaass
NJ pAhD. Committee II the Board OF Aldermen % IN
vesusate lrgss made by the Chief Engineer Of the
Fire Department
gprrtsNtS At exiting oi the representatives. Of
the fre peparms nj of THE city held Last evening IN
compliance With the invitation ef yuuf Board, ths fol-
lowirg persons appointed o0mnttse TO sit TN
you
zorHiR MUS No. 1u Front street.
GroHeF HorK No 80 Wall street
JOINS =. LscoUR. No 1Ts a antsn street.
II consequence OF ose Of the committee having 70
be absent from the city for Eve days neat vee and
also the urob,by that another OF the mittee VII
aso be absent from the cisJ s~o three days next
week, the cOplmir,e 20 " state that IN. VII be
ready TO attend any eetinr of your committee any
evening and sfsr the 13d Instant that Jour com
mittee may designate
The representatives. committee respectfully request
that the irs. mar ~ merely preliminary meeting.
respectfully, your ob't servant
ZOfHAR MILLS,
prssident " Y Fire Dept
The New York herald., 1850-09-18
1b, F.,r in Oneida County.

triCA. sept ~. 1850.
The attfodsnce 70. day has been vefy large ahs
f.ir viii he the largest ever held Ga this countv
The addr@ss viii be delivered BY ths Hon. Tinothy
Jenkins. to- morrow, at o'clock A.. 81.
The New York herald., 1850-09-18
A Failure.

THE DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION MEETING AT ROME.
RoMR, N. Y, Sept. l7-9 p NJ.
The ratification meeting this ning in this place,
was a complete failure There not fifty persons
present, although several speakers from Utica aud
elsew here were present by Invitation. The meeting
adjourned, to meet at some future time.
The New York herald., 1850-09-18
The rhnlrr. In Egypt.

Our dates from Alexandria % the 2ist Of August
Cholofs continued 10 prevail throughout The eouatry
At Alrrsndria there about hfty deaths daiy AZ
Cairo double the number .nd throughout the Delta 10
exists less. Trnae was iul now 10 cobse'
queuce Of the cholera. Tho new crops we're coming
drown rapidly from the interior sud arc said 20 BE-
abundant Cotton continued In high favor. snd Sla
per csutsr the last price paid Exchange - Lon
den g5A piastres per pound sterling
The New York herald., 1850-09-18
ARRIVAL Of THE CANADA AT BOSTON,
ADDITIONAL EUROPEAN NrRLLICgNCR.

The steamship Canada, Captain Harrison arrived at
Bottom ut quarter to one O'Clock yesterday afternoon
sitor remarkable run acrcss tho Atlantic.
She left Liverpool at III o'clock on tho morning of
the eth inst She has thus performed OF the two
quickest passages record. Her time almost equals
that Of the Asia, In May last =