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Extraordinary Feat.-The almost Herculean TASK
n, uslt;no on. Thousand miles in thousand sue
eessive hours, has just been ecpsed by the accom-
nIshment Of the still greater seeming impossibllity
Of walking a thousand miles in thousand success.
sivs halfhours The feat was performed on the
Surrey Cricket Ground, Kensington Oval, England
NV Richard Marks. Up to the very last mile, II
Was presumed that he would fail fearful were
the odds against him, and painful was his inces
SAINT labor His feet were bstered and covered
with sores and during a part of the time, it wa
with difficulty that he could move his limbs yet nj
accomplished the l00Oth mile in seven minutes ant
forty seconds
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BY T ell egra ph.
I.A.. &.~vrp N n Wnu HG

NEW YORK, Dec. z.
Arrival of the Pacifc-Further Advance IN Cot
ton.-- The Collins steamer Pacific has arrived,
bringing dates from Liverpool TO the 9th Novem-
Der. The following is a summary OF her CONNER
cial accounts: q.
Liuerpool Markefs.-The Cotton marke: has been
active since the departure of the America, and the
sales of the three days reach 30, 600 bales Prices
have advanced ! a Id, the greatest improvement
being for the middling qualities.
The quotations are, for Fair Orleans, st 4; Mid
ding Orleans, Sc.
Trade in the manufacturing districts has i'm.
proved considerably since the departure of the
America.
Flour-The demand has been active, but there
is no chan ge in quotations.
Lard is lower. and sales have been made at AS.
per cwt.
Sugar and coffee have been in good request a,
| former prices, though without any quotable
| change.
| The money market has been rather heavier, and
Consols close at 98a.
New YORK, Dec. 6. P. M.
| The Prometheus Atdr-1'he steamship At.
| antc, for Liverpool, takes out dispatches from
Mr.. Webster 10 our Minister at the Court of ST
| James, requiring him TO ascertain Immediately
| from Lord Palmerston whether the outrage lately
| committed on the steamship Prometheus, in the
authorized by the British Government, or whether
| they will dir VOW it,
Mr.. Webslsf regards this outrage as a direc
violation of the first article of the treaty of 1850
| Evening papers of yesterday.
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Apple Toddy.--Maryland has always been ia
nous for its beautiful women and its apple toddy'
There is q recipe for only the latter, which we
subjoin:
Take red streak apple, roast /! before slow
6,a on a china plate put 1t into half pint tumbler,
mash il we'll, add one wine glass full of good
nnanac. ani let it stand twelve hours. Add then
,wo wine glasses of water, dust ii oves with INT
meg. put in spoonful Of white sugar, sur LIZ, up
,sLsn as a winter driDk-mnt juleps taking ITS
nlace in summer. Among these Jovlai Middle
,s,ss men, a stranger has chance of liV'ns ac-
cordinp TO his humor, which the determined ,em'
nsrance upholding people OF the Nor'heas'erh
STATES carcely permit.
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s siss;.,..5 T Ell, o,s ss
curen sce0is Carter Geoa Oakley
nSsps ' Dss Eco
TOTAL. 1886 bales cotton.
Sed. wins 10 BAG soG9
s H M:f.ss lis e Sss
I ss.ss FL, sana Guy
Gordon r:oH-t s' Eve 'sss Kss.
Gss
P.sss &c Wa ia
DoNALDsoNvILLE-gPsr steamer Mary FOLEY; 81
sSG. rasS BrsSd sb
ssSs'ss: 81 NE:
su bbss dS 81.
%osss; Suh.i 6sls. cotton Favy. LoSs aco-
Total. aas hhds sugar. SSs Dbl. mo- %oa': ss !.
usahsI5 d. . e. Psis Si ;s.
sfs;
| sugar. 2l4 bbls molasses. lOO hi DO
| COnsignees.
Pc, ship s, Charles. from New YS,a-py &cc-Bhass &
Levin lysi,NC i Bsddscte ssc-I si.sss: Eco
Gn6s seoF F.S., Cob ts M E.nfs
:s:1 g. ':s Il VIZ w.:
Nco-HszzaId 4 GreenI;ycxt. issn..sa ud.H Bonns.
% SsA T.s si "a.
Henderson & Peals-Ms rtin. Owen keo-J Burbank Sec
} Hal-U Pollard &eO.
Per .hp Bishop from Philsdepha-Pckett, Perkins
! Eco-U A Pollard &co-S Locke.E Heaton-E Hart Il
| co-Wnght, Williams Hco-C buddecte &co-T Shute
&eo-Eorth Bros SCOT Gainss-R Rehards-seccomt
& Vorhies-Baniere, Lecapure &co-WB McCutchson b
co-Downs, Cuddy &co-H Bonnabel.Watt & De6aulles-
| G Connoly-Hayman s. Holden-G T. Enocks-sicke
Scot K Canoll-John Ball-Hendenon Ganes-MUsy
Poutney s. Co.lns-Victor Davic-Harris Morgau-ant
order.
john 4 Henderson-Queyronze& Langsdaf-Felt& Reat
I-G M Uunbar-McNllan u MOore-Seccomb * VOorhie
w Scott-Flint & Jones-T c Twichs &eo-Wheele
l LIZ Iata r. Rack ordp
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The steamer Gen Scott left Cincinnati the 18th u-ln
port for NewOrleans. Jas Miles, Lewis Whitman,
United States Gulnsre, Chas Hammond. Yorktown and
VIM Noble.
The steamer Aeck Scott left st Louis on the I'd instant
In port for New Orleans steamers Coumbw and Atlantic.
She reports and half FEET water from 81 Louis Caro-
and falling.
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Virginia-The debt OF Virginia is a trihe over
40 100000. Her real and personal estate amounts
"a 1886 900, 900. More than half of her debt is
hold within her own borders, ana about two and a
half millions in Europe. The new constitution
provides for sinking fund, SO that her entire debt
will be exiting ished In u few years.
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The Bomb. shell Line.-Somebody, speaking OF
the hurrying propensities of Yankees, says:
If mortar could be constructed which would
throw an immense bombshell, containing fifteen
passengers, from St. Louis 10 Boston in five min
utes, with an absolute certainty that fourteen out
of fifteen would be killed by the explosion, tickets
for state rooms by the Express Bomb.shell Line
would at once be at premium-each passenger
being anxious for the chance to prove himself the
" lnckv fifteenth"
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A Mammoth Radish-We were shown lew
d,vs since radish raised in the garden OF Mr.
Amende Bujo of West Baton Rouge, which Was
fourteen inches in length, fourteen IN circumference
md Weighed three pounds! [Plaquemine Sentinel
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4 Dsu,ol of Humanity.-Gen. Roncali, Con
,h,s nredecessor in the Captain Generally Of Cuba,
having been accused of showing leniency to the
American prisoners taken on the occasion OF IN
Curdenas Expedition, has written defence OF hum.
self, which occupies some fourteen columns Oh
Madrid paper. It is a genuinely Spanish docu,
ment. Roncali denies the charge Of lenleney' ano
Details his acts. -Four Americans twho got sePa
-.,ad from their companions and were left behind)
ne had shot, but an Englishman, also OF the party
left behind, he sentenced to imprisonment tor lie
Mark the force of the argument: the Americans
..ere shown no mercy. As to the Contoy PRISON
ers. Roncali truly says that they were subjected
rigorous trial, and acquitted as entirely innocens
so he had no opportunity to shoot them.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-09

Per ship Shanunsa. from Glasgow-Mis Smith, 9 Misses
Purvs
Per ship James Nesmh, from New York-al steeags pas.
ssngers.
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Ltst4,f vessels i'm Port Not Cleared.

Mote First municipality designated in the following
ml the Nos commence at hs tsroa and run up.'
inx No being Landing In the Third m3l trt
md No being
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Imports.

GLASGOW-Per ship Shanunga: 100 cks porter and ale,
400 tons pig iron, 100 DO coal, order.
NEW YORk-Per ship Jas Nesmith Assorted mdse.
HAVRE-per ship Globe: Assorted mdse.
NEW YORK-Per ship Slas HOLMES: Assorted mdse.
NEW YORK-Per ship st Charles: Assorted mdse.
RIO DE JANEiRO--Per bark Hermitage: 4000 bags OF
coffee to Schmidt 6[co
RIO DE JANElRO-Psr brig Pnnceza 1850 bags COFFEE
to order.
GOTHENBURG-Per brig Virginia 302 tons iron Stark
Day & StauieI-i25 hagstones, master.
THOMASTOS-Per brig Chnchilia. 1000 casks lime tt
master.
ST MARkS-Per schr VIM r Pettes 80 bales cotton
Burke ezeO4 do, bx tobacco Hamlin34 do, 10 bale
McConochie l. DonneiI-63 do Mtenberger &c0-
do bxs tobacco X Post-l2 do q Rogers &co-4 d.
Nider-3 do Jones, Jr3i9 bbis ron, A. do pitch,
do spts turpentine post-roai, 100 bales cotton.
| PENSACOI.A-Per schr Mara: " bales cotton to job
Hureyl9 do Ward Jonas-1300 shingles TO- zoo feet
/ lumber master.
MOBILE-Per schr Bay Mone,te: 800 SKIS salt, order
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A Ncw Dtsease.-A Paris correspondent OF the
st. Louis Republican writes thus OF "a new disease
(which has made its appearance in Europe;
"a terrible and singular disease has Just broken
,ut in Galleis, which defes all the efforts Oh the
=. ,dica faculty to explain cure. 1t is an cpl
IN. and has received the name Of the sleeping
a GENT Che victim is suddenly seized, without any
JeOen With an irresistible desire to sleep; ana
,ss sesp lasts without n,sIIupton four five a ,ba
ssspe1 gives Of sestnT T lom *
finally hours ie"u ends in DEATH Two
1 Posnd i in order to study this new disease.
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MEAD & co. IS Canal st.
V. WOODLIEF. No. 10
received per steamships Win.
lire City, and by the sailing
ion and Havre, an assortment
10 FANCY AND STAPLE
Unsurpassed in extent, variety
. now ofers WHOLESALE
sfOus patFons at very reduced
part OF the following, viz:
/ Rich plaid RAw Silks;.
English, sshoh and Ameri-
can Caliooes;
la complete assortment OF
Eng'h, German and French
Hosiery;
Superior white and cold Silk
Hose and Hall Hose
GLOVES AND MlTTS.
B uck. Channels, Kid, Cash.
mere, Silk, Filoselli and FL
i let, of every descriotion.
LACE GOODS.
Il A large and elegant assortm't
OF Valenciennes, English,
French and German Aaes-
! and do. Embroideries
Superior 6-l3 and LA Linen
Sheetings;
Damask Table Linens and
! Napkins, new and splendid
styles;
,l4-4 Irish and German Linens
4 and Lawns NJ.
I'll Linen Cambria Hdkfs, plain ;
Embroidered and colorsd Dor,
III dered Curtain Stuff, smbrd
Lace and Muslin, Silk and
nj WOODEN Damask, etc.
Il PLANTATION GOODS.
9 Heavy Kerseys, Lowsls, Lin
NJ seys, Jeans, Denims. Stripe
a and Cottonades:
Super French Bed Blsnkets
" Heavy Gfainer Plantation d0
very superior.
Q specially call the attention 0
ok of goods fer their use. Ii /
3 have besn selected with grea
1 of long experience in that pal
s6 II
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Damage, Against Railroad C0rpa''s1 D
the Superior Court at New Haven eras.us nu'.
and wife, and Harriet Law, have srccessluny
brough. actions gaiust the Naugatuck ksiiioau
Company, to recover damages for INJURIES receive
by the overturnng OF car, on the 9th Oh oe'ooe''
1S49. The verdicts in each case were, Tor nufi
and wife, $1,000, for Mrs Law, $500
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How Fallen.--Wm Shaier, we'll known ex-
Alderman, died in the Bellevue Hospital. N. Y, q
few days ago He had become SO much reduced
in circumstances OF late that he had made appllca-
tlon to be admitted 10 the Aims House Ii Is but
few years ago that he was considered well OIL in
the untld -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-09

Toued oG-The British ship Virginia, which re-
Gently went ashore near Charleston, by the assist
ance of The steamer Cen Clinch has been gotteL
of, and taken into port.
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Unsophisticdted Iouth-Wishing TO extend the
area OF human felicity, we announce to our lady
readers that young gentleman OF Providence,
Louisiana, adverlses in the Carroll Waterman for
a wife. He represents himself as only twenty
wears OF age, OF good standing and family, and mo-
derae fortune, delightful youth y member OF an
honorable profession, vi liberal education, and OF
prepossessing personal appearance. lie only asks
in return that The lady should combine external
advantages with menial accomplishments, (truy
moderate in his vewsl He has no objection to
fortune, however, (how dlsin,eresed9 But-aias
to record his brutalisy--he announces that widows
these Interesting qualities with even ordinary
women, according 10 Samuel Weller, ESD" Wi
dows are ineligible" Applicants not to exceed
twenty-five Address NJ. 5. C., Providence, La
The advertiser appeids ?. s., all important III 1T
character: Communications postpaid
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NEW GOODS--P. v
IN Chartres street, has Just
field ScQa. Union and Emp
packets ftdh New York. Boel
OF Fashionable and SeasonabI
DRY GOODS. heretofore u
and recherche style, which h
AND RETAIL to his mum
prices. The stock consists in
Super Broche Antique Silks ;
Coiosed Armure Silks
Striped Taieta Silks
High col. plain Poult de Sole ;
Black Brocade Eaqonnee;
Extra rich and embr'd do;
Changeable and Chene do;
Embroid'd Damask and plain
Poult de Sole;
Extra rich changeable and
chameleon Poult de Sole ;
Small plaid high col0red do,
Tor missea:
Marcellines and FlOrenoes, oil
every shade and color;
White and cOlored Satins;
A few pieces superior heavy
black and colorsd watsred
POult de Sole
COlOFed Silk Velvets
| Rich Chene Satin striped AMI
plain Cashmere d. Ecosse !;
French and English Merinos
MOussellnes de Lalne AM
| Alpacas, solid o0lou, o
| every variety of shade
Plain, striped and plaid Pop
| Inns ]; i,
Superior black and cold plai
| and figured canton Grapes
| A large assortment oil whit
and colr'd enbr'd and plai
| Grape shawls, some extr
| rich /;
MerinO. Cashmere and heav
rich Silk Shawis;
| ~P. w. w. would
factors and planters to his sro
very complete and the article
care and Judgment. the result
tsrular Inns.
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Melancholy Casualty.-From Capt. WebbeI, OF
,bs British ship Colonist, at this port from New
ill., Cam. Andrew Rogers, Chen master of the
CoI,onist') during "a heavy blow, and while he was
engaged assisting to hoist the ,sl,
No ded The next day at two o'clock. On the 2Sth,
in LAT, 81 40, long IA 10, the Colonist spoke The
ship Emma Watts, from NewYork for Charleston aries n
and IA ,be mate OF the Colonist was not well anc
entirely unacquanled with the coast, he requested
Csp, Dearbon, of the Emma Wsus, 70 hom b un
nf ,a no,. which was accordingly done. The Colo
, into p s1,yed here yesterday afternoon with the re
, msins oi Cant. Rogers on board. Capt Il. was
mans of r. and worthy man, and his death vii
h. much lamenled by numerous friends IsaVah
nah Republican.
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A Teran and Gr,zzty Bear.-The Sacramento
california; Union states that Major Ben. McCul-
longb and two others, recently took bear hunt in
Loconolno Valley.
"The party killed three grizzlies, two of them
hsno y,ry larse and fat. The first one presenting
his os frontis 10 the Major, slowly advanced; but
the latter. prefsrring to have dead thing on Bruin,
sndeayored 10 divert his attention, that ne might
lodge his ball efeclually. The bear paid no atten,
Tho Maior. " ho stood ready with his knife drawn,
looking GU, Tor hug. The BAR however, was
M, an1ious for 100 close an embrace with the gal
liant Texan, but wheeled about, when Ben fired,
and the ball pierced the heart OF his huge antagon'
lat. killing him almost instantly"
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The Air Line Raiirodd--The New Haven
Courier says that the subscription to the Air Line
Railroad has reached 100000. The Courier says
that the subscription is headed by one man in Mas
sachusetts for $50, 600, and by another in Provi-
damn for so. 600.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,
CRESCENT OypICE,
Tuasbav Mnrpipg nocopohov

COtt0nThe demand Qute active yesterday after the
favorable Of the Pacc sdvioes Known and the
sales up 900 bales taken mostly for Great Britain.
Prices which had been in the morning. closed full and
firm
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MAGNOLIA WAREHOUSE. - Notice to
wi shippers via the New Canal and Captains of steamers
and vessels trading in the same.-The undersigned hayng
taken the above Warehouse, situated al the OIL Mag
square below j. C. Policy Lumber Yard now prepared
TO freight for vessels The advantages oerei are
OF vessels as they load Immediately from the " aehonss
Terms moderate. GkiFoI Co
n B-The Frere Press Omnibus runs from the corner oil
swa,v bnf honr ulI lm9p
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Arrived

Ship ShanunRa Pattsn. 9 days from Glasgow to master
I'd my.
Ship Jas Nesrnith. Watts. days from NewYork. to master
I'D my.
Ship Globe Desebecho, from Havre 18th Oct, to master
Sd my.
Ship sias Holmes. Coffin II days from NewYork, to A
Cohen-1st my.
Ship St Charles Hiiard 16 days from NewYork. to w
stanton &eO-2d my.
Bark Hermitage. Forrest from Rio de Janeiro 4h Oct.
msster-2d my.
Bark Virginia. Jansson 50 days from G0thenburg, 10 master
I'd my.
r brg Pinceza Bourse, from Rio de Janeo 9Th October,
to master-2d my.
sp brig Joven Eduardo Gera days from Havana in bal
last, to master-ls N.Y.
Brig Chincbla Prince, II days from Thomnston, master
I'D my.
schr Vim Pettes West 3days from st Marks,
basin.
Scbr Bay Monette, Berry. day from Mobile,
Basin.
schr Maria johnson, days from Pensacola to
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Orleans Theatre
i e..rnlns onsrs in a Act. nv H.i.,, ~ ~ ~ " ~
lie Val nAnoppR
~ Thursday-Eirst nish, Of the grant Opera by Hssvy
CHARIEa vi
- p.x,o,n.,.. q, .o,.a.,.. :, h.va'..e .,....
= LeIolmsnce 70 comnenee N nanpas, . ocoeE
P1acide's Varieties, Gravier street.
N
in Divsrli.ssmsnt
mis- EVENING" Tuesday, December s-Ths performances to
POsT OF HONOR
Raymend. Mr. Wrizh Cobus Mr. Holland
fua , - q Howard
DIVE 4 ri stnENT v,b. u,,n,.;.;, r ,,,,.
ennm fys
r,; ~ fORIUNlO.
any. '-....-...-' MIs Eee,es satapa Mr. Bass
voan.e. .... Nile Valsel Dragon Mr Church
81. CAarles Theatre.
st.,.. i. -, IN, -. ,..,.,,,
1hs EVENING Tuesday December s-The performance will
Commence with the Comedy,
SHE aToOpa To CONOucp
Mas Hsrlca,tIs with seng ~ NJ: Ju, a.n,.,,
To conclude with ihs
Countess. LADIES BATTLE Ma, ,r,. p.,,.,,
r. n 81 2, Mns JULIA bENNETT
- e. NooooHI are snsageo Ior a sS ngnu.
Stokes's european Circus,
CohHfa o. ST. CHARLES AND roYDRAs STREETS.
Of M WALLET the most eminent G' cow the Ses
r sPPsa.nce end engassment for three ngh only, of Ii.
sn,ssts n' ssmpshs me grss.ss. Eque.tnans And
- - =; -. ...s4 -. sseA., 1Y--- u
WILL OPEN for ths .s,.oa m "a ca 81 STE rrr ~
w ale P.n,,so .ses, On III am ~ r "pPo
s eomn.o, embraces tn. .o,, and r,oun
Gynasts etc. in the United s,aie and with lie
new and tesuufuly appointed Amphea viii be place
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.


Ship Astoria Leland, San Bias, Up Whitney &co
Ship Osborne, N0rwel, Liverpool, Gfney Lowell
Ship Ashburon Taylor, Boston, CIV Hynssn
Up ship Mozart, PUG, Comma, PUG. Mir SEQ
Mex sohr Thos James. Bodden, Grand Caymsn, Nathan
steamer L0uisa, Burfei Mobile, Master
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Exports.

BOSTON-Per ship Ashburton: $50 bales cotton, 66 bales
wool bb beef $40 do osr 500 kegs lard ID bbls castor
oil, 1881 SKIS corn.
LIVERPOOL-Per ship Osborne: 22l5 bales cotton. lH
bbls lard, 203 do tallow.
SAN BLAS-Per ship Astoria; 420I hf bales Gotten,
CORUNNA-Per ship Mozart: 7ls binds tobacco. 1000
slaves
GRAND CAYMAN-Per schr Thos James: 60. 900 feet
lumber.
MOBlLE-Per steamer Louisa: 100 bags coffee, so bbls
whisky, 81 tons furniture.
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CE Watkins Frost, from Memphis.
Saxon. Estes, from Princeton.
Magnolia, Thomasson. from Vicksburg.
DIR Batey. Wilson, from Donaldsonvlle.
Winfield Scott, Carpenter. from Cincinnati
Delta, Bricke from Cincinnati
Beacon, shaw, from Cincinnati.
Caddo, Dimitry, from DOnaldsonvile.
Post Boy, Crooks, from the Balize.
w Downs, Switzer, from Ouachita
Aleck Scott, Swon. from st Louis.
Princess No 8, Holmes, from New Carthage.
Clara, Cheevsr, from st Louis.
Geo Collier (new), Gosee, from Louisville.
Gen Scott, Logan, from Cincinnati.
COncOrdia, Gable, from Napoleon.
Mary Foley. Dalireres from DOnads0nviie.
Towboat Anglo. Norman. Rinehnrdt, from the Passes
down Ight-brought mp ship st Charles, bark Viz
gina, brig JOven Eduardo
Towboat Phenix, Crowel from the Passes-towed down
and TO on the Sd inst, ships Monterey and Metoka
brought up ships Globe and Jas Ne.mlth
TOwboat Whitney, ueauan, from the Passes-towed
down and the I'd inst, ships Ocean Queen and
Won Gagern-brOught up ships Silas Holmes anu Sha-
nunga
Towboat Streck Chambers, from the Passes-brough
up bark Hermitage and brig Prnceza.
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Pohittcal-The East Albanian hoists the flag
of John J. Crittenden, of Kentucky, for President
and Howell Cobb, of Georgia, for Vice President
Col. w. A. Baldwin has been elected Attorney
General of the State OF Alabama by the Legisa'
ture.
The wings of Illinois meet in Convention al
Springfield, on the fourth Monday in this month.
dispatch from Columbia, 5. c., of the I'd,
says:
"The bill giving the election Of Electors Of
President and Vice President of the United States
to the people, was discussed in committee Of the
whole House OF Representatives to-day. Messrs
Middleton, Perry, Hunter and Jones participated
in the debate, which resulted in the Committee re-
porting against the bill. On agreeing to report,
the ayes and noes were called, which resulted as
follows ayes &C. noes As.
Our dispatch OF yesterday morning brought ut
intelligence OF the above measure being passed
and the Convention meets in April next.
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AUCTION SALES.
Clothing. CLothtng CLothsn1
BY r. H. PETITPAIN.


Clothing. -. go. CIothing. ...... CLofhsng.
BY r. H. PETITPAIN.
n c.a. .is 'e''sw be sold at his suction
A. 1ysss rs5 .s @ ssrs 81.
ssci srosn Coat. md eos s.s
aa sir .ss %
~ IT. Tenn. ' iss.. I. !. s.'n-'
Catalogue Sale. ....... of. ........ Dry Goods.
BY y. H. PETITPA10.
TUESDAY December 10 o'eoch-wl be 'eld hi. suction
LIS packages sEAsoNABE DRY GOODS Consisting
plain Preach Mou:.sins de Lame smbotsred mu.a cnrsin
Mourning Prn. Black ApaesI s.rinoI, Linen
Ia.a
iii c. sd Blue s: III y aGd
Smhrs fapses snae Bsaehsd ADD Brown COOns, Dsnms
otaln.d and Good. examined early on tn.
J. H. CARRERAs,
AUCTION STORE.
LII received sssl ~ Au.an
q Particular paid to outdoor .al.. of C.so.,
e L6... made on nvsc..o Of Goods.
SHIPPING.
last sailing regular packet chip HG MBOiDT.
ead '. Rnsfs e. &C.
the bulk Of 800 bales cotton 900 hhds sugar, apply
board opposite the Vegetable Market. Fnt Municipality
ortO ld41 @. q. BOGERT co. 20 Camp It.
"a FOR LlVBRPOOIcThs superior Al and
Sf& fast sailing ship JOHN TOOLE, Hughes, master
will leave as above. For passage, having superior
'e 1is apply 'fHoHr roors. Bank p'.e.
e. = sss
- master. will leave above. For freight passage,
JOHN TOOI.E. % Bank Place,
MIS- or to LEVI H. GALE.
It1 WAHTED-A Schooner of about 20 capa-
A city, to load for some ports in the Gulf Apply
- d. e. J. HART Il ca. ~ rnhouoitouns
III III 81 81 ~
NEW ORLEANS EMIGRANT AND RE-
| ~ MITTANCE oFFICE-The undersigned, al his old
established Office continues to accommodate desrous
of remittng money their friends in Eng land. Ireland
Scotland, with sterling sight draf payable in town
the above named kingdom and in to suit. He also
usual continues having brought from Liverpool
this city. good ships reasonable Parties
living distance By addresng letter tpostpad To the
l undermined. will be promptly attended 10.
/ sl0 JOHN TOOLE, Is Bank Place.