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!" Coming even,s cast their sAadcsc, 6stoy1n
The Liverpool Journal thus speaks Of the fu,u,.
United States: ~
:" America exists to reproach, and will refs,-
the world The rough and ready republican, -
psnd themselves over q universe the Union -
just been enlarged by territories - large ss Euon
and already the new State of California escoxs,
half a million Of gold per manth, and prepare =
open steam communication with China .nd r..
pan. The Pacific becomes the highway Of nsi;s..
ana enterprises unheard Of approach m.tur;,v
while the mind Of the ancient world il sbsorbed ~
the miserable subjects Of divine riehts ana sedeS:
commerce brightens regions rich and vast. vh;ls
Europe Pauses to parisy with idistic leaitimsae.
ana and ancient nonenfities. The Republic II
America bids fair for the mastery Of the unSver.s
and will achieve it," =
The same paper, after speaking Of the meetine
at Cracow Of the Gar, the Emperor Of Austria
and the King of Prussia, to consult on the b.,t
means Of interrupsing the progress of freedom and
civilization, says:
The growing example of great people il in.
sfuchng rapidiy-the whole race of man :: and the
reply Of the Secretary 1t Washington to the a M.
TRAN Minister teaches, while il reproaches. \, m
rope, How superior to Lord Pslmerstop,s . 81.
Psss the manly courtesy Of Mr.. Web,ter.
W nile the old counties " abuse yet dread ab,o'
,assm the transatlantic republic treats it with Do
lie eentempt." fi''S'i = =
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-06

Scene at an E.recutioa The Bioomin~ton fr,a
Reporter, giving an account Of the erecn,;on ~
Hiram Bland, recently, at that place, says:
Bland begged to be "Iet off" inst f;ftsen ,-;,-
utes beiore ID o'clock He was taken to he cal.
lowe about one hour previous. Tho interim I..
principally passed in prayer and singing. He. how.
ever, died without hope, as he said. Calling for a
cup of water, he remarked it was tho last dssoL he
ever expected to take, as he would soon h. IN :
country Dhere there sOas no spater. He confessei
that his fofmer confession was false, that he had
deliberately killed Walker. He also said that bs
and an ms bfother in-aw killed boy soms years ago,
oy tying him to an ox's back, in the woods.
He desired TO give the signal himself when the
rope was to be cut, which was by dropping a hand.
kerchlef; When the lime come, Ike partly lei no
the handkerchief but suddenly clutched Il with 4
grip of despair. But the tragedy was soon over.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-06

Hungary at de Worlds Fair.-A fsw articles
rom HupAary have been sent 70 the London Expo.
siuon, notwithstanding that passes were denied by
tne Austrian Government to Hungarian mecha nics
and manufacturers. Among the articles ior rsvarded
are; piece Of chased work in silver, by SssniDs.
,ery representing the conquest Of the Indian K'n.
Porls by Alexander tho Great; firearms from
Nssh N;s uin9els from Zahnsdorf; work in furs, BY
Gated by the Honved Msisr Cornides, who. after
repeated experiments, has produced substance
Transparent as glass and pliable as paper. The
important f'0'-'-'e W " 70 'no"s
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-06

= RssseskaSls EieeSs-The Sag Harbor Correc.
tor relates the following incident:
Mr.. Hubbard L. Fordhsn, keeper Of the Cab,
Island light, in this haFbor, bsing in his boat h..
tween seven and eight O'Clock on Saturday morn
ing last and seeing squsil coming, run .or Mas.
honmsc point; his boat struck, and he had barely
tlms 70 haul down his SAIL which is The last thing
he remembes; and the 6rst Afterwards was in
fnding himself ceed up in the bottom q his boat,
with the water nearly covering him, when setsiug
had made great change; but, aftsf calculating
dead reckoning and oil, be was soon convinced, Is
ne ys, that he must have been laying in that state
full an hour and ha3 Il appears that he had
been struck with The lightning, and no doubt i
indebted to the powerful rain which followed, and
iefs such quantity in his boat for his life.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-06

Singular Sssoi1s. George Cobb, = respeeta.
es mechanic of Roxbssy, Mas, lassly drowned
e'@eeh IN hcgshssd ef water IN his osllar.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-06

aas Un,versaI Hankes.-No. many years ago, the
ceommapder OF Russian exploring expedition. IN
ne Atlantic sea, coming on a remote and so ii.,v
.sHno, Mss processing, a. q matter of courss. n,
axe possession of it in the name Of the Cxar when
10! sharp little American schooner, Of some sirtv
;.', .Jns, mads her appearance round point of lbe
'sehos shd naned him to ak il he wanted a n;lotI
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| ~ a ~
Kastroaas Of 1hsnssssss-Nashvllls wishin -
yean has increased ifs population ftoa MI. tho,l.
sand . nearly seveateea. Ten ysass ~ a. =,
luz Of taxabae -pscpsyY il the eing no., NJ
1881 ,S75. Now Il i os.672 ,7so, bsid.s tha. a
ne deess suburbs, ouisids Of he Cetpm.a,sI
lines Her prospsrity il generally slts1kstsd n
lnteTnd improvements, and The Sssan = nsw ~
lively extending the old and projsctiae -. 49,
The following i . schsduIe Of hsr Jaiiroedls.~ |,
]. The East Teunepes and. vissinia ps,l..-i
extending from KnS1vills 70 the Sac Iine n VI,
ginias distance of 40 miles. Most Of ~ ,.,sS
y under contract. This 4 the CONNECTING ljne r..
tween the yirginla sDd Tennessee. 6nd d. ~
Tennesses apd 0eosdia roads, and cansa s ~
brought into probable, no untlths h.,sr IS cOs
4 The Memphis snd Ch.s,e,,oop 3 R.;l,,s.s ;lL,.,a., !,
cemfDenees - Msmphh sDd runs By LAarSnge 4,
Iensessse. J:sino. IL Ms s.!Ppt Dscstas. ia.
CumDsAs g nna Hunevilnes IN iAlabama, and itfikes
ths Nashville and Cbat.aaeoea rced, 4 Gov Cow
Creek, making an entire length Of line o. Ssit
Z 8. The Nashville and Mlssssippi Ra;l.c. 81. !
tending IRON Nashvils 70 ne Missssibpi Rvs, =,
T.nt g nsas tns diva'sg me bssvssn 1sansas ~
from good authority that the cons,ruction Of ~.
road will be c0mfnenced ~ soon a. a reasocchI
charter can Be obtained. This il the last linE Il,
carry the road from Charlestsn and Sava0nsh -.
% we centre OF ne great Mssssppi valley, md d
the natural proloDgation Of athe Nsshville ~.
Chattanooga Railread 70 that river, and viii
doobtess receive efficient aid from ths lsttsr -.
pany. -
I. Tho Cleveland and Chsttauoos. R.,I,,.a
Ihe object Of this road ID 10 eofif,sct NJ ~.
Tennessee and Georgia Railrosd with tbe mn.
vile and Chattanooga and he Georgia roede. =. :
line Of about thirty miles. A company hss -
ofgsnizedfor the conssruction of This road. "a
there cas Be no doubt ef ito speedy eoistxoction.
We understand that lsrge portion Of ths ~,
necessary to build this Rad has been suhsc,;Ssa
and that there b every pfobabiliy Of its cons,sns
non at no very remote period. Il will cons,itu,s
an an important link between the Nashville ~
Chattanooga and tho Memphis and (.hs ryssssI
Railroad. I's length win Be- about sir,y miiss' =
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-06

-, ,Byseks.-Josl w. Andrews, Of Norri,town.
tN. ~ tas in operation at Bridgeport, = kin "a,
burning bricks exclusively with anthracite coal II
rs s-salo to answer the purpose admirably, burning
sne 6'!cks in about half the time required when
G0a = used ana at about half the cost for fuel.
iii ~ saia that In burning bricks, one ton Of coal
Of wood N'S "sn cofds
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-06

:. Oliver Brown, soldier Of the R.,ol,,.;.,
dled q Iempleton ON the 17lh ult M. Brown
was the last survivor Of those who were engsosd
'n me night at Concord, April 10, 1775 Nh. Brown
nved n Concord ~ that time, and when the slarm
was wss gwen that the regular. were coming 10 Con-
Dj no s1Soldered his musket aad joined the com.
!n ne A,ng: soldiers during the day, and followed
iIe rs letreatlng troops rs fer a. West Carnpr;dys
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-06

Psbiishsd Every Dsy-(ganday Exesptsd)s
By ]. H. MADDOZ,
ORlICt. M mn Gsn HuAas - nsuns.-u.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-06

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q AsaGsfsl ssayss3H,st Book =. an.
9s.ss. Gard ana " MMl5I Tshl:s; A.ssIs
gsss Mshogsny, WsnsS, Csss IA W. FL
sss nS1 s.aia - h. = q MS.a. 9a1
ssst aas. sa thsp1tkc ~ scciis Is ca and smre
70 shsmss1yss bsiose purcha.ins espwhssNz 81 -,--
FREQ If charge - =, .'- = f.33n..sA
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NEW ORLEANS posT-oFTIos,In1..' = :

soAhsH ARRANGEMENT Pyom June II octoses ls LISA.
o.iics hoars-W Wses-daya iron A. \. spsl r. n,
Sundays snd Holydays, from until IL A NJ = -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-20
PACIFIC SHIP NEWS.
Port of san Francisco-Arrived

Sent BARK Oregon DAVIS. Chatham Isles
Bark Laa Rookh tBr) Hams. 10 days I'M L'hu's' va
Falkland Isles. us days ., u,.u g.,
Panama, % days
SIM Prescott Mckenny 90 days from Panama 81 pas
Sent s-Norwegan bark American Packet, Lous, lS DIS
I'm [ ondon VIA Falkland Isles % DIS 80 passengeN
paTk Fdv ar,i COIN, Ripley. 2it ds I'm. fors
Ne, hrs Cornela, Santoshustos, 30 is I'm MfiatNAh
Uaw Schr Curlew, Grrin. % Is I'm Oahm opSs
Uamb schr Flora Goddard g DIS I'm. Callao.
Sept s-Brig Col. Eremont y ds I'm. san feno'
Rrlg Emma Preston. Van See, Us I'm Oiegon
Sent Bark Josephine. Wheeler, 40 DIS fni haA"h
Rr,g REINDEER Law IS ds IN. Hawali.
Bng Sarah Abigail, FauikenbUrg, u ds I'M fueetN
Sound a.. 4, g. ,,o.o. 49,.
Valpara So, % days $500 ",
Schr CMzeIe Stoddard. % DAYS from kauli .
Schr julius Fungle Buchanan, a. days nom huahhe'
SchT Mount Vernon, Harris, from hshng cruise; =.
Schr Empire (Haw) Li,tlshed, p DAYS from oahu So
Sent ie-H r NJ corvette Daphne, Capt. Fanshaw,
DAYS from Victoria HarboT, Nanc0uvers islaHd 81,
Bug Prince de Jomyille Abeel. 80 Laws from Humboldt
Brig Emily Bourne. Wood. 81 hours from Santa Cruz
Schr Matthew VassaT Jones. DAYS from Astoria
Schr Queen of the West, Baker days from santa bar
bara. s,. ,,
Sept il-NO arrivals this day.
Sept l2-Shp Alcyon, (Fr) Delhomme, 100 days ire"
RIG Louis ct Mare (Fr) wetzel 273 days from Bor-
deauS wa Monteydeo and Callao, % days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-20
FROM THE ISTHMUS.
Great Robbery-Nurders and Arrests.

The full particulars of the robbery Of the
Specie Tram on the lsihmus, are gwen IN The Pam
ma star Of Sept -
Information reached this city on SATURDAY.
that the Great Specie Train Of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company, which left the city. under
guard, about O'Clock m the morning. had been at.
tackled and robbed by gang OF robbers and three Of
the guard Killed. The news few Ike electricity
through the city, ana III less than hour several gen.
uemen, among whom were Mr. Hur.ado. Of the
house Of Mosguera, Hurtaco & Co. and Capt. 4.
h. Garrison, OF The house OF Garrison & Fretz 10.
seiher with HIS EXcellency Governor Diaz and some
hfty or Sky National Guard started out IN pursuit
Of The robbers.
After riding out about seven miles. Captain Carr
son and his friends came Up with the tram, which had
stopped and was IN the widest state OF confusion.
Three OF the Guard had been shot dung the attack,
oy the rooters. and were lying by the road-sc
Two OF them were shot IN the breast and the third IN
The legs. The two shot IN The breast were dying,
and the other was badly wounded. The robbers sue
ceedsd In securing one box Of gold dust, with which
they made of INTO the woods, but the box beng
heavy and they being closely and hotiy pursued BY
the reinforced parties coming up 10 the tram, they
we're obliged 10 abandon H. and make their escape.
In attempting TO do this tr0 ef tAeR rus captured.
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Cleared.

Aug. 3C-Ship Thos Dickinson, Cooley. New-YorS
Sept t-Schf T.. A Sheer. johnson, Sacr amento CHJ
Sept 2-Shlp Arcole. Jennings, Calcutta.
ship Auna. (Fr., BaT0el, Calcutta.
Schr Pomona. Clayton, Sacramento CITY
Schr Alhatross (Norw.. > Kser, Hons-kens
Sloop Virginia. Ball Stockton. .
Sent Bark Ellen 4. PaTS,as, Fay. Boston.
Sept BARK Fame (Br > Orkney, Callao. .
Sent 6-Seamer Pacific, Bailey, San Juan del SUD wv
mass and 500 600 gold Gusf.
Schr Emperor. Miner, Sacramento CIty-
Schr Enigma. (Br. Morrison Sydney
Sept S-Steamshp Northemer, Ranfali, Be,lica
Barr Nortgonery, Foger, sandwich Islands.
BARK Suliote DemknktoD, New York
Bark Arzo, IRIS Coffin, sandwich Islands
Schr T. L. Frost Hampstead Sandwich Islands
Sent q-ShIp Halbur, BIZ Clark. Hong Kong
BARK Peirel (Br Back burn, Sydney and Hobartown
BARK Adelaide (Peruv Moore. Hong Kong
Schr Emily Frances freeman, Sand"'ch Islands
Schr Mary Read. kidder, Sacramento CITY
Sept IO-Shlp Raduga, Cook, shanghae
ship Architect, Casper, Sy dney.
Schr James Franklin. Iay Tor, sandwich Islands
Sept Il-Steamer OHIO, Haley, San Diego.
Brig Mcclellan. Mcclellan, Benca.
Schr Victoria. Drlnkwater, Stockton
Sept l2-Ship Wnchcrait. Rogers, Shanghae
ship Shooting star. Baker, Shanghai
Schr Franklin. Ames, Sacramento CITY.
sloop NJ. l.. Freeman, Freeman San Diego
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-20

.,,,,o clear the market Shippers should take into
,~sd,raton Il the Hmfg distress are hie1 Ni.n e'
,.s..urans oil 4iOua Az generally sept % Der
- tr.s France, VITO hui hi.!s PORK an men ARRANGE
mems q, -. ,-,...J
s~,-fexrEy-No proa' can possibly arse oy ais''"A
reeus - pm. rs m thS Inc ,,,s - 49, .,~.Ss
a., r.c.tr.s VIZ cause a ma'euai decline - II.
Tg.,-The market Sceps sieaoy, "-th Af''s i""'" "'
manG -, 80 she .ei hi:
WEEs-Au common Nlhe> A'' wv
ST,vTS's WAGES Keep up. aad cause cons1efao "'n
euIry 10 outward Sound vessels uA...h.
nos meets With = due ward a All bralrhrs -.
SrcSK.-s.a,e q cents. 1885, VIZ waIfan's - So So
prfnndat . warrants 3, ndahie as >ials r. n'"~s'
gato5G: CITY 10 ~ Bonds IS touhtN SLY, ,
Nc,rv ,Nr E1rRANGES-t lean Cold pnst -. - ,
p,s a. Torrrn a 70 t9d dollar for Sght 7" 20 Jay,
bls IN VALPARAISO yars from - cen. a.. ~ Vi
b a,i.n,c states are rin Il TOR Sght mis- DO
uev = moderately plenty Tor All commercN PURPOSES
J Z cent 2 month . =, ms
good MANY clans are maGe vessels aTrshs a. ~
port for leakage liquids. 4 beng entN te 'se
although the oAsAs well siowet. they are not ~ sun.
cent strength Nj usua pressure partf ifF ~
large vessels and ship owners would do VEL 20 $50
themselves In Tins paEfcner. ire ucnuv oid caNs
used and the Shrnsage even IN new casss 'anses nc ~
weld 20 heavy pressure Cheese snentd never ue ANu
urlsSS the boxes Afterwards pscNed N cases ''es
made and many oiheT articles that come loose >uch as
sbuvelS &C should he pnI m good cases
MrsrNG--1hs uerailpfs N mininE On the "u"ic' AZ
and likely g. be good deal % attention. Is
gwen 20 quartz mining and companies IA many places are
very successful al -, ..r,c
rc,son ON any OF the Of California that tney can
he m old countries We Of course. Constantly "a
transition state We have BEEN and are su
state As soon as the relieved and business Is
done IA legitimate en- inuek
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THE ELECTIONS.
TWO MORE FIRES.
NEWS FROM THE M INES
GREAT DESTRUCTION
OF THE WHALING FLEET,
Marriage Deaths Markes.-Passen-
gers, &c.

The u. S. Mail steamer Illinois, Lieut..
HsItstein, arrived at this port on Saturday morning
from Chagres, with the San Francisco Mails OF Sep
Mmter u.s. giving nine days later news IRON 'aiiiof-
ala
The Illinois made the passage out IN days and
hours the Brother Jonathan arrived next day IN y
days and hours
On the return passage the Illinois made the pass
are TO Kingston from Chagres In a. hours, from
Kingston TO Eew-York In days ana IL honrs'
making the total passage home, VIA Kingston IN I
DAYS and l6 hours running time, being much the
quickest passage on record
She brings 374 passengers, $l,s57,35s IN dust on
manifest and in hands OF passengers, also the Gan
fornia mails Of the 18th ult The Brother Jonathan
,eft Chagres with very few passengers, for San JUAN
on the evening OF the 9th.
Senator Gwin and lady come passengers IN the
Illinois
The connection Of the Panama Railroad to Gatun
undoubtedly took place on Friday, Oct III, or Sa'r'
day Oct H. as al the time of the sailing oil the IL
hnos. there remained only 400 feet TO be hied III,
and they were making that distance daily Inc En-
yineers confidently expect TO have the track lald
and run the locomotive through TO Gatun on sun
dsv the 18th inst The absence of the usual amount
Of rain has enabled them to push the road through
with dispatch We understand that the whole of
che force will now be put the lire above Gatun,
m order 70 finish to Gorgona as soon as possible.
Among the passengers per Illinois are seven per-
sons who have made at the mines 100000
We are indebted to the Purser OF the Illinois and
W Adams & Co.'s Express, for the prompt delivery
Of our California flies
sHe. lsut
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Died.

In San Francisco. Sept j. OF eryspelas IN the head Mr.
Barnet kaser Of the firm Of LaZaru, kaSneT kamus,
aged 81 wears. a native Of England.
In Honolulu July a. Of consumption Robert Hughes
from Fa,ette Missouri Mr. II came here from the coast
with the seeds death upon him He lived ust five weeks
after Ms arrival and has left large and respected circle
If friends 70 mourn his loss.
On board bark Edwd Cohn Sept o. in Lewis, native Of
Pens. Sweden aged ~ years .
Also on board same vessel, VIM. Jones, oi New-fOrA,
aged 81 wears. beth % srurvy.
On TUESDAY, Sept. g. AT his residence IN stockton St
George Billion formerly merchant of the City OF London
and for several years Of the principal merchants VI HO
In San Francisco Sept . after illness Of two weeks
Reuben RyndeIs aged about 40 years formerly Of New
In Kaipaliu Ksna Hawai-. July g. Mr. Francis John
son aged TO- The deceased native u Richmond
Al Rough and Ready the 30thAug. Of typhoid fever,
Mr. Albion b. Dole, formerly vi Bangor, Maine, aged %
nsaf6, ~ san Francs-0-Sept /. Mrs Sarah Backmsn.
SaIony u wears Charles Long. Jr, San FRANCISCO, /
Sent ? Mrs Sarah Land New Zealand. 3 wears Isaac
Iarferer Switzerland ~ years Mrs Elizabeth GerIsh,
New-York CITY 81 wears Janson Germany, 50 years.
Sent A. Franklin Brown. Illinois, 81 years.
Self Joseph Nelly, % years VIM smith, New \ OH,
"a year, Shadrach Lawrence. Mass. 20 Years.
NewYork % Years Reuben Rynders, New-York. g yrs
Sept TO- Mrs Bridget l. Gil, sydney 80 years John A
Norreu Mas, d wears
Se,f H. Charles Wilson. NeV-York, = years. John
Archibald England, 90 years. John H. Hazard New
Jersey, 81 yea~ - "a - r. A.,
Tennessee, 3 }earS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-20
Rexiew of the Market.

o.
s.uc. the as, steamer a good many goods have been
sold but sellers beng ANXIOUS 60 realize a. Important
change IN the most of articles can .e noted
AGRfCULTURA INPLENENTs benz generally out u
season but little dong
Roors aNp spogs-we are perfectly satisfied II no, oue
pa Rage should fr the ne1f twelve mouths the IN
!erests o bOh shippers and the trade genera ally would he
promoted .N, 49, -, $500.
III Al w. can expect Bst4at supplies from an quar-
ter md the here t-ing reduced % about supply
equal 20 the ptou ior about ninety JAYS thAt Prices
hsVe rseu and the market has an upward tendency At
ValDsr,iso bat ht;le dong Prices Of Wheat and Flour
YER. high and hat Shipping - flr sydney. Al ter
prics Our could be a down AZ pTesen! rates ~
considerable have had 4rIie export demand. but
,vT small Jock vii not admit Of further exports without
mater av enhancing the pnees aRd the drFIrg Of ths
sfocS many 5sfsG teser< aAes farther adj
quite Coarse Grams are ,oieraoiy plenty
Barley IS mFEOylng.
BRIrK>-lt quite uncertain how - advise nrsgaTd 20
tbs article they Mn ihom doubt De- an article Of very
large copsumotion but tie attention Of good man =
drawn their Manufacture quite IN extensive scde
aud thns very large prces be erpeced fr
ths future the ordinary qualities, while me PaAAei-
ph a and Baltimore face ma yet DO very well
BLANEErs dong better. We thnk The stock mode
rate. and thai pIoes vii advance
COFFEE Is heavy 4 sa.e Stick abundant
CEMENT and LINE N far request.
CANDLEsThs srtlels looks better but i would require
Of " , cent. 70 make them worth shpDn-
CiGARs-Siock quite abundant
DoNTsTi1 and Other Dr. Goods ars IL demand. bat
'he whole fay profit We think however Tie STOCK
DRuos .Sp DYHsIr only for articles that become sud
denly has ias- profit can e CAMEL A. ne most
81 AILf4ts are 1Ni-A0ADs.
FRUITs AND PREsERs Es-Brznds Fruits have been DO
ns better Kinds dull the Fruits II tie country
AT now N tbelr PERFECTION
GaRDFN SEEDs-No demand, and this arse gnan,i-
ties wsl be saved here
HARDwAEE-Ns only iew ARTICLES that scarce, and
those but the trade Axes dun aAd
abundant
LIQUoRsThe stocA las materially Increased. and the
lover GRADES ere very pleGfy.
LEAnER-NeY dbl
LuNRER-Thefe has been frmness the market,
and erices tfetiy STEADY.
METAIs-ouly sell wanting and any increase Of
stock xOuld cause decline.
McLAssES-tl ale nominal.
NAuS-PlentF and sales moderate.
OuY-in far demand
PRovisIoHs-HaEs have improved materially. and I'm,
nav cause better feeling IN feFs bat the o. PIX
80 h.ary and The ds maid llg hi Thai would ,s. e