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being the amoun Of his loss purchases made the repre-
ssnnton OF Geographic dispatch forwarded from this city
TO st. Louis, by way of WRshinston The dispatch az
written, quoted oats at 66c buse while that received
quoted the article at CSC. Plaintiff hereupon bought 400
bushels of which he lost the amount claimed in this
suit Auumsnt was heard yesterday and the case csntin
ued unit, this morning.
This will probably decide the question of responsibility
the Of telegraph propson for the oosseouepoe Of
biundsn committed in the transmission of essaees and s
result will be looked fer with interest BY many CLASSES of our
citizens.
CHILD IsJURED.-A dray, driven by Tom slave of Mr.
VIM Plunkstt, on Monday. negro child on the
corner Of Rampant street and Bayou Rood Both legs and
and arm OF the child broken and recovery doubt
full.
Assault RxsoUE.-Ofiosr Scott yesterday arrested
Day No. 1863. and was quietly escong it the Frst Mu.
ncipality police Office when he the driver who with
his friends. opposed the execution Of his duty and took the
dray from his possession warrant was issued for the
driver and his coniederaes.
MuRpRR.-A MAJ named Frederick Donovan, residing in
Poydras street, between ST. Peter and st. Paul. was muir.
dered by VIM. Pagan yesterday morning between and
O'Clock. The parties had been fighting and Pagan was
much intoxicated. but the murder appears to have been
deliberate. Pagan brought before Recorder Caldwell
Yesterday, but was not in condition to be fully aIragned
An inquest was he'd the body of Donovan md yer
dict rendered in accordance with the facts.
ALLEGED EMBEzzLEMENr.-Mr. ]. b. Witter, of the
trim Of J. b. Witter Co.. yesterday made an affidavit be.
fore Recorder CALDWELL charging j. B. COnrey with embez.
Element using large portion of the OF two notes.
for $1,000 and the other mortgage note for $9O the
former Of which given him negotiate the latter
to be held collateral security and to be negotiated
Mr.. Conrsy charged with having negotiated or sold
both notes. and has accounted for only $3.50 Of the proceeds
The case Il set for examination on the 18th inst.
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NEW AND ELEGANTLY
Illustrated Works.
From the press Of d. Appleton Co., NewYorhl
Just received and for
j. B. STEEL'S
New Orleans Stationers' Warehouse"

j. B. STEEL'S
New orleans Stationers' Warehouse"
TO Camp street.
THE WOMEN OF EARLY CHRIsTIANlTY-As &C.
es Of Portraits with appropriate by several Amer
iean orsymen, edited by Rev j. A. Spencer, N. A. VOL
imperial ovo, 10 match Women OF New Tesla
mens,'' 3" Our Savior with Apostles" etc.
THE LAND OF BONDAGE: Its Ancient Monuments
ana present condition. being Journal of Egypt by
j. NJ Wainwright, d. D. Illustrated with numerous Steel En-
cravings, in VOL, royal svo.
CHRISTMAS WITH THE POETS-A collection of
SONGS Carols and Descriptive Verses relating Festival OF
Christmas from the period to the present time
Efqustey embeiihed with Fifty Initial Letters and other
ornaments, VOL, ROYAL $40, bound in novel style
BEAUTIES OF the COURT OF CHARLES ia
series Of hney engraved Portraits of Dingu Women with
descriptions, by Mr.. Jameson, VOL, imperial syo.
LYRICS OF THE Heartily Aario A. Waits. OF.
qa'tely illustrated with foryons Steel Engravnss VOL
Also, New Editions OF the following
OUh SAVIOUR WITH APOSTLES AND PROPHETS
containing Eightssn exquisite Eagravngs, by Rev. J. NJ
Wainwright
WOMEN OF The OLD AND NEW TESTAMENT
sse. OF Eighteen sIqusy finished Ensravuss of Female
Charactsrs OF the Old and New Testament
WOMEN OF THE BIBLE-Deiinsatsd in a ,snes of
eighteen Chaac srlstc Engavngs mentioned in the
holy Scriptures, by DIR. Wainwright.
THE QUEENS OF ENGLAND-A serie, of Twenty
seven elegant Portraits Of distinguished Female soysrssus the
Letter Press from Agnes Strickland
THE PATHWAYS AND ABIDING PLACES OF
uuh Lobp-iluAIrated in the Journal Tour through the
Land oi Promise, with Eighteen Land,caps Ilus,g aons
BOOK OF THE PASSIONS-By q. p X. James,
illustrated with Sixteen SPLENDID Ensravings VOL, svo
EVENINGS AT DONALDSON MANOR Or the
Christmas Guest, by Maria Mcintosh, with Ten ste. In.
cravings
SACRED SCENES or. Passages in the Life of our
n rs ri
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Fashionable Goods,
Corner of st. Charles and Common sts,

Fashionable Goods.
Corner of st. Charles and Common SITS,
J. DU COURNAU,
Just returned from Paris begs inform his friends and
the general that he has received by ships Emperor
iemHel Dyer. New England and Isaac Bell from Uayye a
rich assortment OF the most FASHIONABLE GOODS
Paletot Black and Blue Cloth with Braudeboure in the
latest PaIisan stye coored and light assorted Over Coats
Jaoken az DO; Black Coats extra snperne Frook Goats
do do; Cinaks, blue. dark fine Linen Shirts ne fashion,
Do. eolored Drawers. Flannel Undershirts TO- Cotton
BLACK and coiored assorted Spsterdas White Silk SUSPEND
ers nch Morning Gowns assorted Jouvin Gloves BLACK sill
Black ~ ~ w.
Articles for Pantaloons.
Black extra fine Cashmere do Faconpe Bonjean do co.,
oed, plain. plaid and striped. do. Chinese, last style
Vests.
Black Cashmere embroidered do colored do Cashuava.
do. Velvet do. plain Black Silk do Flowers do the best
and God plain, stripes and flowers very rich for wedng
Valencias striped and plain White and Yellow Cashmere
Cloth.
Superine Black do. colored Olive do English Blue do
Ami!ie. do Green Emerande, do Invisible do. Flammea
do. Prince Regent do. Oree dOurs Bronze Olive do
Gid. do light Blue, do. Brown. do. Black Edndon etc.,
for extra fine Paletots.
Divers.
Black Satin C!avats, do. Amure, silk, plain etc. do A.
sorted coo yard,ners, poanes Taieas, with laces DO
Colbrls, do black ven,enne, do Levantne do White eo
Stocks a fine assortment OF rich Canes.
fefsons VINO entrusted me with orders for Paris are
informed that they have been carefully and that the
same are now ready for delivery. J. DUCOURNAU
nj imdp corner st. Charles and Common
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Astwsstisg Correspondence. Washington
psssu contain an interesting correspondence be.
tween the Department Of Stats and the British
0ovssnmsnt in reference to the recent visit of the
Governor ensnl of Canada to Boston. Lord
talnsssson states that her Msjssty's Government,
- the warm and cordial reception of Lord
Elgin By President Fillmore and the citizens OF
1o1son with The highest pleasure, more especially
= = proof Of the friendly relations between the
lecpls Of the TWO countries, which her Majesty is
essason TO encourage and confirm. Mr. Webster,
reply. expsesses The qualification of the Presidsn,
saae ne Bsitish Government should have been SO
avosaoiy impressed with the reception given to
Ansd Esin on the occasion referred TO.
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VERANDA....W Moore Mrs Stsdman and two children
M Tngmsa apS I've GhildTsn JohS HsprE Bulk
Farchld, L w Winchester. L T House, A Pupsnduek G
Lyman, n \; Mrs Lindsay, Memphis, J M Beatty, Pa;
Embry, EmbIy Ga; Col D Sparks. St Mays, La;
w Baldndge, Tenn; Or Baldridge. Franklin. La; T
Bess, Tensas La; VIM w Belknap. st Louis; N b Cal.
houn Columbia, Tenn.
ST. Louis. Jas Williams and ssrvt, Savannah; s G
McCorkie, Phadephia; WI Carnes Capt Heirn steamer
Oregon; Csc Howard lady. child and servi, Ruher
ARCADE; III Dawson, Ala; II G Reynolds, James
Blown and servant. A Hoyt, w A. Gerad. l. + Chapman
Miss; G Cornell, Ark; A Richards. Plaquemine
uS Con-; Brown, JAIME, Nelson, PENN; NJ
Ben Wheser, ind; Jas Fehner str Caspian; Z Crum
hacker. Wheeling Va; Clifford Green, District Of
Columbia; Warrington, Baton Rouge.
,TuFTs. John Sheneielt, Q MoQuads, Ky; Ethan
Fowler. Monroe. La; N Fuller. John smith. La.
CONT STREET VKRANDA...A Stewart, lbervills; J
Hudson. lady and two children, Miss Hudson Donaldson.
vile; Besque, NO.
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The Maine Ldqa@r Lap. - The Sons of Tenn
perance in the State of NewYork are to hold con-
vention at Albany in January, to urge the Legisla
ture to adopt the Maine liquor law.
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Splendid .4laassSNIS for 1852,
ILLUSTRATED WORKS,
sUPARBLV BOUND,
0rFor sale BY
HOMA L. HITE,

- " IVA "A ~ LIZ w IL II
NO. So CANAL STREET.
THE BOOK OF HOME BEAUTY. by Mrs. Kirkland,
WIN Twelve Portraits Of American Ladies' li by Chas
Martini Esq
THE HUME BOOK OF THE PICTURESQUE: or,
american scenery Art and Literature comprising Essays BY
irving Bryant, Cooper and many other eminent American
WRITER'S with Thirteen Engravngs Steel
for this work, in vol, folio.
LEAFLETS OF MEMORY. with Twelve original Illus.
uations for 1852, edited by Rsynsll Goa es, n. D.
GEMS OF THE SEASON, with Twelve Engrayues
THE lRlS-An original souvenir for 1867 edited by Prof.
l. 3. Hart "
ODD FELLOWS OFFERING for 1852. contributed
chiefly by members of the Order Eleven beautiful Illus
trations. "
THE TALlsMAN: or. Offering of friendship
THE W.FLAKE-A Christmas, Newly ear and Birth
day Gift ~ ~
fRIENsHlP's OFFERING "A Christina, and New
Years Gift. ~ N
FLOWERS OF LONELINESS or, Token of Remem
brance, with Nine Steel Eneravings.
kEEPSAkE OF FRIENDSHIP. AMARANTH
DEW-DROP GIFT OF FRIENDSHIP. GEM,
CHRISTMAS BLOSSOMS. FLORAL YEAR.
FLORA'S DICTIONARY. FLORA's INTERFERE
TER etc. etc.
n JUVENILE BOOKS, NEW BOOKS suitable for HOLIDAY
and Birthday Gifts.
PAPER hACHE MAHOGANY DESKS, WORK BOXES and
CHESS. y -
FANCY STATIONERY at moderate prices. do $40
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Adjusted.-The Cunard Steam Navigation Com
pany have settled the claim of the owners and
crew of the schooner Flora, Captain Higgins,
which was run down and sunk by the steamer
Europa, by the payment of the sum of $4,000.
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South Carolina Colsge.-1 he Rev. DR.. Thorn
we'll has been elected President of South Carolina
College, by the Legislature of that State. Dr.. J..
L. Reynolds, formerly of the Furman Institute, at
the same time was appointed Professor of Bellies
Letters in the above Institution.
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Resignation Of the Merican Minister.-The Mex
lean Government, it is said, has at last accepted
the resignation Of Don Luis de la Rosa, its Minis
ter at Washington, which he has repeatedly tell
dered, with the view of taking charge of the civil
government of Zacatecas, to which he has been
elected by the popular vote of that State. Hissuo-
cessor will be either Senior Oaquive or Larrainza,
both at present Mexican Senators.
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Kentucky U. S. Senator.-The Kentucky Legis.
lature having been unable to choose US. Sena.
tor, the House has passed resolution postponing
the election till the llth inst.
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Nsw DTsss-Our contemporaries. the National
lntalligencer and Baltimore Patriot, have made
ohsis appsarancs in an entirely new and beautiful
ypngnpAieal dress. We are gratifed to note
sch indications Of prosperity in those time. honored
md Doyit0eious iourAals
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Nslgatsos Ciosing.-We learn from the ST.
loss Union Of the 18th, that an Immediate suspen.
sIsa Vt navigation in the rivers above ST. L,u. was
aassipassd. In Fever River, the ice was two
tasAes thick.
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AT NewYork, November ~, FRANCIS n. LUDLOW son
Of N. NJ. Ludlow, Esq., OF Mobile, to Miss HARsIET
MAURY, of NewYork, grand. OF late Jamss
Maury EsQ, for American Consul Liverpool
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tS We The undersgued citizens oil NswOreans, Jealous
infringement OF the rights Of American citizens feeling
the OF thn Thrasher grossly
the Spanish authorities Cuba hereby public meeting
ielovcizsn be held Banks Arcade THIS EVENING
10th o'clock, protection
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IMMENSE STOCk OF Clothing
100000 Worth OF Fashionable
CLOTHING AT RETAIL.
.alfred .NaxssyOe r. Co.'s
ONE PRICE STORE,
No. "a MAGAZINE STREET, corner OF Gravief.
~ inform friends and the public general tina,
Clothing, Furnishing Goods, etc.,
~ % s,".. and s By s ~ ; se
only to cal and onr immense sales are broust
sssa. aaoSy s". s.ss SpS"
sa what to be- Perfect satisfaction what ws''m
All Clothing !. establishment, No. Al
s sood il SiS the FULLEST eoesde"e. Sf Ssns sb 70 I've
line TO call and examine our assortment.
The following is only partial list Of articles,
FrOck and Dress Coats.
Dc DO ss 30 6 5na ssa Sss
Do. do Black and Fancy colo.sd Cloth Waiting Coat.
ps s sss y. % Fancy CD oys Cloth ess DO
Do Extra sup,aas p.sb and Fancy sorsd WAITING o0s
F;saeh sas
Do labrador (,sriO@. eoor., 70 turn Sac . DO
Do do Blue, Brown and Drah PHO, Cloth
Blanket COatss
French Superfne Blue, Gray saos and Paletots
3: ; ;sfsPd quality ss Fame, c.s,.a &c and rs.,s
Tweed Goats:
French, English sees Frocs' Palsto.
Do DO DO DO Do DO F PSa'ss'''''
sss a and n Blue P Ps c StSs co quality
Fancy Silk and Satin Vests, ali qasids.;
II; sis Vests
White MARSHES ell i and Bpa cs.hmer, do Do
II We particular attention very
WEDDING and solREE VESTS; also, syl. lem, Liu1
Vests
French Black DOessin and Cashmere panlaloon'
English Gray and Mixed r.n,aoon
Royal sy. aiSssa aad Bao,isn ds..p.rs pantsoon.i
French and American Cotohade do
GentIemen's Furnishing Goods,
, ,5nsn and nc Cotton Shirts, AL quaIitssi
.ssa COTTON ana and ias u.n sS a
;hsSs agd ce'ton Hssgfy nd NsG, shirts qu,las.'
ss; M1. s Cation M hs Th5,d and FLANNEL Shirts
ssyy and Rss Red Ted Hs si. H.dsI,hr.
si Fame. and plain E1 Sa.a sT.
Drawer, of all the above descriptions.
Half-Hose.
All Wool, Msrno and Lambs Wool Hose all qualities;
'aa :ss s sssa s9s Iii I'll IT T5 9:s g
,, Boys and Children's Clothing,
boyl bncH Blue, Brown and Olive Cloth frOcsa;
Do do do DO Potns
Do do saes;
Do Gray Cloth Jackets;
Do French and Scotch Tweed Jackets:
Do and Blue CLOTH Closkt
Do Beaver Pilot. Cad and B1nket Overcoatsi
Children's Black and Fancy 'onrst t'rh Suits;
Do do Blue, Brown aud Olive PulsA jackets;
Do Cloth and Tweed TOga aud Sac Coats;
Do Black and Fancy Colorei Cashmere Panaloous:
Boys' do do do
20 Black and calnr.d SIN aqd Satin vs.si
De Whle and COsred Marseilss Vests.
GlOvesI
Black, White and C0ored Kid Gnve.d
Black and White Silk
Caalmere Merno aud Le Thread Gloves,
Fine aud heavy Buck Gloves ddeIen sizes;
sUSPENDERs, OF various kinds
Silk and Satin Cravats,
Black and Fancy Silk and Satin Cravau
Do Italian Cravats, from 80 to AZ inches;
f.,Dsn and Silk handkerchief
White and Colored Linen Bordsred Hanikercnisf.i
Best spiahsld, India Bansna ard Pongee
Trunks, ValiSes, Carpet Bags, etc,
COTTON AND SILK UMRRELLAS
INDIA RUBBER GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
ONE PRICE FOR GOODS AND NO DEVIATION.
ALFRED MUNROE h co.
M dkWh 90 sngAtius street.
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Fashionable Clothing,
THOMPSON q NIXON,

NO. ~ CAMP STREET,
" Have fessivei Winfield Scott to their
us TO render 1t complete assortment OF
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS
comprising
CLOAkS, of Black French Cloth, "a, x a. and full circle
oNEk COATS. OF various qualities and all the newest
DRESS COATS. Of Black French Cloth. various qualities
EkOCk COATS, of Blaox and colorsd Cloths
BUSINESS COATS. Of Back and colored Cloths, Drab
and mixed Cashmere.
PANTALOONS. Of Black and fancy Doeskn and CASH,
VESTS. OF Cashmere. Satin, Wooden Velvet Black and
fancy sfs and White har.sss, and double breasted
SHIRTS, OF fine Linen and Linen Bosoms
HOSIERY. OF Shaker Flannels, Merno, Cashmere Silk
and Cotton.
MORNING GOWNS. UMBRELLAS. PERFUMERY,
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Western Produce-Thousands of live hogs are
arriving al Dunkirk, N, Y. for transhpmenr to
the East, and lens of thousands OF barrels Of -four
are stored there, waiting their turn for shipment.
At Utica, 5000 head Of cattle have been packed for
the NewYork market.
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City Intelligence.

SECOND MUNICIPALITY CouNcIL.-Tbis body met last
evening regular session. Recorder Caldwell in the chair
and all the members present.
message read from the Mayor respecting creditors
of Peter Conrey. Jr w. H. Garand ESQ.,, Treasurer of
the Municipality appointed to the interests Of
the Municipality in the meeting Of MIR. ca creditors
Accommodation received from Lafayette City Coun-
Gil respecting plank road Felicity Road and asking co.
operation OF the Second uuicipaty in construction Re.
ferred TO the Mayor.
communication was received from A Layet, Comp.
trolsr. enclosing adjudications of markets.
j. D. Person and 8. G. Risk offered security for the faith.
full performance Of Their duties tax collectors which were
accepted.
petition referred to the Police Committee fiom Ell.
ecutos o. f. Cresws, respecting slaves liberated by his
will.
TRgAsURKR's REPORT.
balance OH hand last report. 1853 70
hecelveu
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Sir John Eanklin's Expedition - The ship
Dedalus, the supply ship, from the expedition sent
out by the British Government in search of Sir
John Franklin, arrived at San Francisco on the
23d October from Port Clarence, Behring's Straits,
which she left on the first of that month She
brought as passengers Lieut.. Cooper and Dr.. Simp-
son, of II. NJ ship Piover, which vessel had re.
turned to Port Clarence from her summer expedi-
ZION, having been unable to penetrate further north
than seventy one degrees.
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CANNED COAL.

INE undetgnsd solo Agssnt Mining
Company ia this city, has be constant
pt o. se supplies thus well superior
s,h Which ne prepared to furnish families. stores eees etc.
e lowest market prces The delivered
nash superior to any nov in US. Tor durability clsannO bril-
abstancs. Orders fer the absvs office j.
Fitch Co. Tchoupoulz Phip streets ciy Of
lafayette r B. Crane Ne w Tchoupitsua. street
will NEST with prompt stsntisl,
~ iwsp D.. DxwEEs.
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Al New York last week Judge Edmonds pro-
an opnioe sdvss tbs sppontmsnt Of Comms.
and TINS sustaining the obscons made 10 he aot Of
Lsguasa5e By he counsel fe The owner Of The snd
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CLOT HI N G, ETC.
Norris r. W;nu.

NO. % CAMP STREET,
- Have now received their usual splendid
FINE FASHIONABLE FALL AND WINTER
@ l. D II II NC,
and fully sustain they hitherto
enjoyed throughout the South superiority
turs but for tbs in the selection
Of their goods Besides their usual stock Of
Fine French Black Cloth Dress and Frocs (,oats
OF the latest and popular style, they on hand an
extensive and varied
Fancy Coats,
among which the following:
Superior Blue Cloth Dress Coa, with metal But,op.t
Do Fancy Colorsd Cloth Pomp adour sacst
Do do do. Froess and Sac Frocks;
Do, Blue Beaver Cloth Sac Frocss;
together with Buness and other o.ercoa every
material adapted the climate the latest .tye Of mnnp,.
ture ..,.Alto,,.
In receipt Of large stock Of
Gentiemen's Furnishing t:oods
unequaled for beauty and durability friends ars re,pcu
Invited to call and examine the Camp street under thu
City Hotel. (n7 2pu NORRIS w.y
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- III Coasesds. for hspolson sso.. having been IN
aVhy dslansd. will leave for her dsl alton positively
= - esdssk teday Thoss acquainted with the polite
ek. ~. JehnL Hspss. viii take passage on this boat in
pss y M II ihs tFads-Mr. II. being 10 all ints.s
~ pUopeeu. . eentlsman and q soholar
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TO the Editor of the Crescent:
SIR-A paragraph appeared in your paper of
this morning, rejecting upon me in connection
with my arrest yesterday, on false charge.
This paragraph is unjust, and calculated to do
me injury in the opinions of my fellow citizens.
trust therefore, that you will allow me the privilege
of indicating myself through the paper that gave
publicity to the calumny.
About half-past three O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
was suddenly, and without a warrant or any
other authority, arrested by Eugene Paysant, a
police officer of the First Municipality, who, with
out giving me time to see my friends, brought me
at once to the watch-house. The fact of my arrest
however, soon got abroad, and in less than half an
bour--during which time number Of the most
respectable citizens Of New Orleans, and friends of
mine, were about mel was liberated.
Upon investigation this morning, before Re-
corder Genois, nothing could be substantiated
against me, calculated to injure me in the estima-
ton Of honest men, and was promptly discharged.
For many years l have been resident of the
city. have during that time, formed an exten.
sive acquaintance among the people of New Or
leans. l have good reason to believe that was
indebted for my arrest to the malice of single
individual; but indignant naturally must feel,
at the annoyance he has caused me, am consoed
by the assurance that, in the estimation Of my
friends, my reputation will not be endangered.
New Orleans. Dec. 8. 1851 JOHN CowES
AT Nav York last vvs.L lrd.. Et,,o,as n.,
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wsnse hllgsd 10 the steamer California for Mo
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The stock of cotton, now on hand, is 3Sl 900
bales, of which 2l0, 900 are American descriptions.
Last year this time the stock amounted 466 600
bales, of which 100000 ~ were American. The
sales of Friday 5000 bales, the market closing
and Shpley at an advance of 3D., and other quail
ties as firm. Middling shade dearer. The quo
tations for -four are 10 10 shilngs for Phadel-
phia and Baltimore brands. Corn has declined one
shilling during the week, and lard is dull at AS.
per cwt. Bacon and pork are not wanted The
Bank returns show an increase of bullion.
Among the passengers in the America, is the
tragedian Gustavus v. Brooke.
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Photographed to the "Daily Crescent
rsr TIE rEopLH's (o'RrkLLY) LINrJ


-
Particulars By the America -Lientenant PINS
Erpsdit,on-R J. Walker Ua,iversal Sut-
frage IN Francs.
NHw York, December 8.
The following items of foreign news were
brought by the steamer America:
ENGLAND.-Father Mathew was in Liverpool
when the America left, and was soon to proceed
to Ireland.
Lieut.. PIN had left London on his expedition
in search of Sir John Franklin.
The schooner Emma has been wrecked on the
Berba u Banks, and all on board persisted, ex-
cept the mate.
A public dinner was to be given TO Robert J.
Walker, at Manchester on the 25th ultimo.
FRANcE.-In the French Assembly, the munich
pal bill was debated at length, and with much
warmth. There is now no doubt that the law OF
May LIST, restricting suffrage, will be repealed, and
that universal suffrage will again prevail.
A terrible disaster has occurred at Marseiles
Two steamers came in collision in the harbor
One of the steamers sank, and all on board were
lost.
SpAIN.-The Spanish Government had released
and pardoned twenty-three Englishmen of the pris
oners engaged in the Cuban expedition.
Liverpool Markets.