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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05

The Broadway Bank has declared semi an
rusl dividend Of y payable on the 18Th OF hsy
There are forged IS bills Of the CbamPlain
Bank Of Elenburgh, In eireulssDn.
The books Of the Hudson County Bank were
opened at Jersey City on Thursday, and $500 Of he
cspsl subscribed
The stockholders in the Sunbury and Erie HsL
The I'd Inst 10 elect their officers
A portion Of the Iron for the Cansndsgua sad
Corning R,road has arrived and being up 10 the
Hne Of he Road.
The semi annual interest falling due on the lst
ipst 90 tho City Of Cleveland y cent Bonds 10 now Ia
The course Of payment 81 the Office Of Wnsow, Laoisr
6Co
The interest on the Columbus and Zenis v
cent Mortgage Bonds 10 being paid 81 tho Merchants
Bnk.
The subscriptions 10 the stock OF the Northern
Irdisua Railroad Company have already reached Ihe san
Of co.. ard daily ineressng Most Of this smOaal
tss been In his City This Road 10 tho connnoanoa
Of the Michigan Southern Road from the line of The sss
Of Michigan and Iro.ns through the latter state toward
Chicago The Road us miles IN length, issn under Goa
tract and will rot cost, with tbs heavy rail, over " 90
per mile complete and ready for the machinery
The receipts Of Breadstafs at tide water, On
tho Car ais OF the State Of Newton up 70 tho Let inst
each Of he pASG TWO years, were a. annexed
RECEIPTS or sREADsrUFFs AT TIDE WATER.
Flour bJs. Wbest, IA. Corn, Ou. Barley, "a
1851 ..........ll9l0s $3.50 $500 lslW
is5o ....".... 900 ss5z 1856 $3.50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05

LATER FROM JAMAIcA-We have received
by the steamer Z. Taylor files Of the htHS''
ton Morning Journal to the l7th ultlmo.-
The Colonial Assembly was still in session, but
had done nothing of importance. The cholera has
not yet entirely disappeared from the island
Fifty four persons. Rpprehended on charge OF
being concerned in the riot at st. David's in Jan
uary last, have been committed to jail to await
their trial at the ensuing August Assizes.
shocking accident lately occurred near Spanish
Town. A Mr. Whitby, proprietor OF circus, was
driving out with his wife and a small boy one Of
the performers when the carriage was precpitat-
ed into the river. The boy was instantly killed
and Mrs. Whtby dangerously injured. We also
copy the following item
THF SECOND w |. REGlMENT.-We learn thai n VI =
IrrxiD arrived 81 Demersrs from this ssnd on me ga
February with the above named regiment when me narhor
10 medisiey placed her under forty days quasn
tine IN Consequence Of the existence OF choieFa 10 tns
island. She remained 10 quarantine for thirteen Gays aad
agsu put and will II Is ssid snd her passenger NJ
Bsrbs1Oes Great distress prevailed on board among me
soldiers and their had been reduced TO Two and
half biscuits each day which Is he only food they hsd on
hoard. one died While under guarantee, and since
then boy attached TIE band acc deniaiy larowu
overheard by a tail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05

This increase 10 very .arge

The following is q comparative statement OF s'x
Of the leading articles landed 81 Buffalo from mo sponlsx
Of naHglion to tho lot Of hsy, Tor nfee years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05

.s79j3o23 s7,5itA 1880 6D 81, s696s
The Exports Of Specie ast week were s2o7.-
49, OF which s5oeoo in dOO 'IoOns, and sll3oOoia
silver The total Tor the ear 10 t7,9H.O75.
The receipts Of the Madison and Indianapolis
Road continue to show very large increase Of Traffic.
The freight business OF the ast week Interrupted iva
three days by he failure Of bridge. The earnings for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05

Dim ~ srArIoS HoUsE.-A poor woman,
-. Tt,.As,h = vas foaud Saturday risht 10 tas
Fif,b Va sics sns helpless she wa .AGsn 10 t1e
gsaou ogse where she died dzring ne hgal soe n-a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05

beer engaged ia vhievsshrg tire houFs No s. 9rn7t't
90 ne sane Gay The Coroner vii bold a. il1ae" On
We body his morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05

u We are pleased 20 learn that Or. Wander
yeef has far recovered nom hs late illness
hs prscce and IhSG be attends TO patients AZ bis ocein
F,gblGh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05

FoUND DEAD-The body OF an infant Wa
iouHo dead "a JoEess Woods Thrd-av Il Wa
lstea 10 ne forkvs police sta Ion, whers tbs Cofoae
vii hold Al irCaest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05
The Receipts at the Sub. Treasury wer.

IUU UIVts ~ sIIV NWV- INHFNIy WNFV NtN'f-
60 Payments s69soT; Balance steil48.
The Exports Of Domestic Produce for Aprd
show very gratifying Increase over April Of last gear
the previous month OF this year This fact com
h.ued with tho ihst The April Imports Of Dry Goods
sre million OF dollars ltss than IN April 1880, gives rss
10 hopes hat the trade will become more eQus, and The
export OF coin perhaps be stopped The hgures OF he Ek
nor.l M Anil Tor The lat tour years annexed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05

SUICIDE AND IsQUIsT.-An inquess was yes
isrcsy bec Al No SO wsisr-s.. apoo ne soiJ say
Up lie y yeas Of age who con ~ - $500 wa a. 10
dsy reht ~ taking s1darun- rae osoessSe - - -.
Ess n boS.e - N iAne GDd ETTec IN ne Guy teS
osyI srcs from Bo.ion Al oe.Set % 1sot
of n 49, eorreT Of Cherry and RooseveI tn which
abe swAiovse. Soa died yesterday morning verdict
Dean BY suicide.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05
AMUsEMEyTs THIS EVEyLNG.

COMMON CoUScIL.-Both Boards will com
mence their May Session this evening, and con
tinue from day to day till FIRST Monday in June.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05

FATAL AccIDEST.-Tne Coroner neIa IA IA
Eieb.sI cyco3psr psuve OF lrelssd. Is years o. sge
eedss.y M 1so9sss 'S' s':Sau sna dsd ron s
eeeets on Ibs uiaTies received Verdict accordingly
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-05

FRANcE.-The various laws against the liberty
Of the Press, enforced with the utmost rigor
against the Republican journals domicary visits,
the abstraction and opening of letters, and the
btrary arrest of those who, by written spo-
ken word, render themselves obnoxious to the re-
dictionary party, are matters Of daily occurrence.
poor aborer in Paris the father of a large family
dependent his eIertons for their daily bread has
been condemned to four months Imprisonment, for
having sung democratic song at cafe, and cried
".Vtvs Ia repM6iqne denloeratiqueet soeiale !"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-05

A SPLENDID PRoJEcT.-Orders have recently
been issued by the War Department to the COM
mandants of military posts in Texas, New MEXICO,
California, and Oregon, TO lay out and cultivate
gardens around the forts and places of permanent
encampment, employing the soldiers in the neces.
sary labor. This order, although so far as small
gardens are concerned, is no novelty, could be
made more comprehensive, and would be product.
i've OF great benefits to the army, as well as great
saving to the Treasury 1t has been suggested
that on the frontiers, beef and pork could be raised
and that the army would thus be enabled to sup.
port ITSELF There is not to our mind any good
reason why this cannot be done and further, that
wheat, corn, and other produce might not be raised.
The troops would then be furnished with an
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-05

MURDERER ARREsrED.-The police have sue
ceeded in arresting the murderer Of Lambreicht in
New York, through the assistance Of William
Thompson and Frederick Hearshill, both of whom
have been taken into custody as being concerned in
the murder. Thomas Pritchard, who inflicted the
wound which caused the death Of Lambreicht, was
found concealed in the closet Of large house in
Elizabeth street, near Broome. When discovered
he was lying between two boxes, and covered with
old clothes.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-05

IN steamer North Rver 1902 bbls -four
ss7s 4 s5is ss H. i hi. s is FL.
Sss' wsH STA s sss t.s. sss, AZ
d4 s W boys q Sn
p f' %d Witt Dsy bS ,Bae boz Do
M! ss SIC. Wright, ss
a II s Do s his. sd
ebnees WISE bb wSks Il Ia apasi 60
5 5s. 1 sssd I'D Il M@ss SS III
bacon, = 6bi hams bb S had goE. srg; John
,GISCiNN ATI-Per steamer schuylkil 1870 bbs flour.
Gnha25 IBIS SIS kegs lard s6 6bIs PORK, iei ha hams
60 ss S Ms Il
sbss PIE o1 lard bO h pork LssRa SeS
PFC 1I Pr tgg kegs butte s And ,unds S. h PneI
IS Kegs lard Swiney Green &co-S rolls leather Male. Cox
q cOVs9 coils 80 baEgng Paacae &eo 56Is
SSqis: S5; IS Twe$s "a -
sSd asssI bss aSn Msfn
hsns PAPER Ds,IE % Sheldon SS1f2
ds West
sp%r%essnndnss to order sn..
aaS ssss
oH g.? F sioas NV sR2
ssk ss Sa 50 Sbs shsfy
ss FoSf Ss H,o
d ES ooOs TSf PsTa MoR SSo TssO
New $sSd d9Ss bale, cotton
d FIsi feS' Ward Mnsa
e Msa
R95s CkSe,ry p, SeSE5a GsepTo9d $50
& GoTsgs Bros4a Moon. Thu; &eoss Hugely, Rochelle
so fnas S% Ht Nal Savage Ws%s
Sa Wa a1,hH RObb1' ATipgtsn SECS Bulky
6se,waH Gotrson Bros-ia Kegs lard Thompson Tota
:? e$s ' ss;
S1
sssr Pssns
s % 1RSnsy GIssg S ko,on White fqIS
zna5s Hugely, Rochelle i Biar-ia Pau.he sco-sl
Bs Wssms 6 Fsss ffps
Eorbss-5s Tlsyeland Bro Secs B9ss Foley Gray
Carter
es s % x Ean s Sso 0e Ges Hs
GsmpeI9 bids swPsy G!ssR j Secs Sass Pss
aer y smh-3O hides Wood & Low-sundres to order
fSi l Gse ams, N,ohez s hale. cotton Eel
loves SSo,lso Pickett, Perkins &e9-l7s Hewitt Norton
sSn1to DOWNS. Cuddy &co55S MeRae Cofimap-5l Dc
Buckner StantOnbl do 81 plough castings Wiigh', Viii
iams &co-48 bales cotton Ward Jonas-l6 4 l. Gaines
I. q Connoy-3s Hill Mclean &co-3S Williams Ss d.
Frierson Fawer-2S Kelly Il Conyngham-20 do, dozeI
plopghponts Bonner Smith-l3 bales cotton Brander
Williams Sco-l2 do Cherry. Henderson &co-ll do Bake
sosry,-snndries to ordsrTo,al, 15l6 bales cotton.
: | FORT TOWSON-Per steamer WO0dsman: 10 hides
w TIacey-s5 dc, sbaes snake root bales pet,ies l6
wax Hewitt Norton &cos9 bales cotton Brander. William
rsenWo SS Msa ssbs, S9
McMahon y Pearsa-6 o Roubieu-5 Ward u Jonas
Plauche &co-4 do w Jackson &co-sundries to order
/ | Total, $50 bales cotton.
BAYOU SARA-Per steamer Brilliant 50 bales cotto
Oakley Hswkns-5 do Na!e, Cox &co-5 Jos Lalande.
Dunbar Ruchanan-9 McRae l. Cotiman-l4 Bonner
J Spil b Wright Williams Sco-6 Wat Desau!les-2
lis Blu key 4 Hot-4d do Henderson Pea:e46 hhds spga
| Bogar Foley,4 do MiIsnberger &co-l4 do. 81 BIB
molases Gordon, Jr-l00 do Masperau40 do Shift
20 bales domescs Burnsi &co-Total, lsS bales cotton
> | loo hbds sugar. III bbls moasses.
BALlZE7Per steamer T boswell; "a hhds sugar &c
ianeau--l6 do z Ollyler15 do Thompsgn -l6 do.
bb, mo o6 Corpew-32 Do Belocq.so do Rotet
81 hhd sugar de Egana-l do, bbs moasses, owner
It hf bbls molasses
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-05

MARYLAND REFORM CoNvKNTIoN.--Mr John
son, chairman of the committee on the Legislative
department, submitted voluminous report on the
18th. One of its sections excludes priests, clergy
men, or teachers of any religious persuasion, sect,
or society from seats in the Legislature. The con-
vention have instructed the committee ON duelling,
to report clause, giving all the property of the
survivor to the widow of the deceased.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-05

The Asmonean, Jewish paper published in
New York, objects to the treaty lately negotiated
between the United States and the Swiss Confede-
ration, because its guarantees in our favor apply to
only the Christian citizens of the United States.
American Jews, the writer contends, receive no
protection or benefit from it, and the necessity is
urged of memorializing the President or the Senate
upon the subject
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-05

r HUNGARIAN REFUGEEs.-Two more of the
unfortunate patriots of Hungary, Capt. Edward
Bervey and Col. Clurel Hiring, have arrived at
New York. Capt. Bervey taken prisoner by
the Russians, and carried to KEW, on the Dnieper,
where he was detained year. On being released,
he made his way to the Mediterranean, and sue.
ceeded in obtaining passage to New York, in an
81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-05

Tobacco-Tbere was good demand, which resulted in
sales OF 30 hhds old crop, follows: hhds S " at
IL; lU4 hhds: 9o A at 91s@l1, and r at Sc v ID.
suEar-The demand rather active with sales of about
iOOo hhds at 51sf053Sc 2 fb-an advance of &c.
Moiasses-There good inquiry and the sales reached
about looo bbs al As4CO25c " gallon for prime lots
FlOur-Market dull Sales 500 bbs Ohio in several lots,
at "a %, and 400 ST. Louis at 81 S7}s@s4 40 Dbl.
rain-The Corn market rather we noticed
sales Of 5000 Sacks including 800 inferior 1000 at g. 800
at the rate 85 5000, and AS White at CSC ~
bushe Of Oats about 800 sacks st. Louis were disposed Of
at 65666c v bushe.
PrOyis0ns-Thsre fair retail demand for Pork al
$l3 for Mess, and y Dbl for Prime. % Dry
sailed Meats hoground sold &C. and 1901 lbs in casks
SIC ID. Of Bacon 200 casks Sides Sold embracing
leo casks on the Levee, at IA and a. of Shoulders 67e
ID. OfLard As bbs taken and kegs Prime
for SHIPMENT at sac y ID.
COTee-Steady, and 700 bags Rio sold at11 I461l3fc
Lead-We noticed sale OF 300 pigs Lower Mines on the
Levee, at "a 35 o 100 lbs.
lme-Two cargoes Comprising 1900 casks Thoma,ton
were sold on private terms.
Gunny Bags-Saes 3d. 900 in bales at 49, and ss1c cash
and time.
Lnseed OLA lot of "a bbls taken SOC % gallon
Castor OLA sale of 10 bb 81 05 81 15c y gallon
Whisky-There some demand, with sales of 10 Dbl.
Reched at 214, and about 300, in several lots. ac v
gallon
Northumberland fair at our quotations. We now
quote follows Steing 1071a0l08 Newly ork sixty day
Bills, 21a024 v disc and Sight Checks on New
York l1aaB2 W cent disct.
Freights-No new engagement.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-05

GOLD DoLLARs.-A correspondent Of the Wash
ington Globe publishes an extract of letter from
Mr. Patterson, the director of the Mint at Phadel-
pha, by which it appears we shortly to have a
shower Of the Lllliputian currency. Great diff
Guilty has been experienced in obtaining sufficient
number of scales of proper delcacy to weigh SO
Emall q coin.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-05

The State of Michigan has prepared a block Of
Copper for the Washington Monument. tits from
the Cliff Mines, and has the following inscription
iplaid with native silver from the Lake Superior
country From Michigan. Goat of Arms)
Her trust in the Union" The block in its rough
state weighed 2lS0 pounds.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-05

Imports
MlNATITLAN-Per steamship Alabama: A94 hides 8 L

MlNATITLAN-Per steamship Alabama: 494 hides 8 L.
Il II L l.eyy--9S bxs tobacco Brugiere Bros.
LiVERPOoL-Per ship SARDINIA: 6 casks hardware C T
Buddeeke &co-7 do 20 bds "a pots Mc(iregor
&coS7 ties soda ash Maxwell &cols3 bds s. cases steel
AK Robb-ll do mdse Il Reilly &co-l cask hardware
go bds hoopron AZ do sheeton 46 bars Prestey Il
Ben-lS bxs tin plate lib bars II cks hard and
hoowwaIe. 20 p'oug hmoulds, 81 bags nails Stark Day L.
sixer,24 ok. hardware Ionson-6as sks salt Lanfear
&co- tons coal q eks case hardware. 40 bags nails 80
crqtes ca rthenware, Lee bxs tin. plate. order.
PPtHIILiaDIELPHiA-Per ship Biddle: Ass'd mdse.
PHILADELPHl A-PtT brig Nanaz uargus: Ass'd mdse
RIO DE IANElRO-Per brig California; 200 bags col:
ST MARkS-Per schr Tallahassee: % bales cotton bxs
tobacco q Rogers &co-l2 bales cotton Pegram Bryan
~ 10 > Nelson &co-9 do C Niel-14do Hamlin-9
boxes tobacco % bbls turpentine ID W Post-5 box
tobacco Meoonoehe p9nnel-ll do Hsri.35 bba
ATTAkAPAs-Per schr Tom Hicks: AZ bbls molasses
Is hhds sugar, order.
PENSACOLA-Per schr Maria: Lumber to order.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-05

The Legislature of Florida adjourned on the Gath
utimo. We understand that the report and rsso-
lutions on Federal Relations were permitted to
al on the table
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-05

MExIco-From Mexico We learn that an at
tempted revolution in the State of Guanajuato had
been suppressed by the Government troops, and
four of the leaders shot, There was quite q sharp
fpht on the occasion,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-05

New OrERA.HoUsE-A new Opera.house is tt
be erected at the corner of Fourth avenue and
Eighth street, NewYork. Rumor says that Bene
dett ia to have the MANAGEMENT.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-05

Philadelphia has 81 ,2O2 dwellings, and 409,O45
population, or 6s-100 to each dwelling. New
York has 10 66-100 to each. A strong argument
in favor Of the superior comfort Of Philadelphia.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-05

The TENOR SALvI-The New York papers
state that the great singer Savi will not join
Jenny Lind, as has been stated, but will go to
Europe as soon as his engagement in Havana
evnires
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-05

The working women of New York have now
their regular associations We pleased to see that BY this
means they effective influence sustaining and
raising the prices of their work.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-05

FROM CHrNA.-The NewYork Commercial Ad-
vertiser has received Hong Kong papers to October
20, but they contain news of Importance.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-05

There is a man living in the backwoods, who
being invited to New Year dinner, much bears meal
that he went home and Rugged his wife "a thing that he
never bad been guilty of before. -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-05
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET
JEFFERSON Cry.

JEFFERSON 7, [
Tuesday Evening, February 4. 1851
Arrived to-day. ITO head of Beef Cattle and 80 Calves
There Sheep in market but fair supply of Beef Cat
tie and Hogs.
PRICES: Beef Cattle. 51a@71ac qp ID net Hogs, SIC
v ID nets Sheep, I'd " head; Mich GINS, s24 C0ioD
500 90 W hesd Calues and Warnings. 81 co "
haal
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-05
Tea WNs'ehOvse,
No. 81 Camp street, New Orleans.


- TEAS ever offered foI
sale IN this city and at lower
PRICES. These TEAS are Of
the latest importation, and
Ofthe most choice qualirie,
grown in G h ina having
been selected with grea
care. For the use of fam
lilies they are gut up in
small quantities in well se-
cured metallic pack ages, SO
as 10 preserve ,llcir fra
GRANGE us long as in the
chests.
City retail dealers
country merchants, steam,
boats, ships and hotels sup.
piled with every dnscrip.
ton ofTEAs. in chests, hall
chests, u ID and 6 ID box,
age, it desired.
Jazz GIN A.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-05
Crescent 23s,t sno qIs1 3pa tug @elss.
NEW ORLEANS
WEDNESDAY MORNING.. FEBRUARY 8

New York CITY PRIsoN.-During the year
1850 the total number of commitments was 81 ,299.
Of these 5777 were natives, and 1892 foreigners.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-05
FLATBoATS.
COAST-Per Devines boats 147 bbls m0lases, order.


Per ship Nicholas Biddle, from Philadelphia M Weld.
Pickett, Perkins &co-T Marache-J q Woodruff &co-W
A Violet &co-Burbridge & Adams-Marsh Ranlett-R
Riehsrls-J Meli5egor Wallng, Webner Maellot
-Kenne,t, Dix &co.Buddecke &co-Price, Frost Meo-P
Crane-Caller, Jr-Ma,in Leary-McDowell, Mills &co--
y Campbe-Msssey, Pouliney & ColinsTE Lewis Seq
Cowan, Dyken &eo,E Coke &co-Godsmiih &co-C
so-and order
Per big Naraguargus, from Phladelpba-Jos Lalande
CoicjiettJ Woodruff &co-Nlassey, Poultney Col.
j. Webster Sco-Parmele Il Bro-Marsh, Ranlet &co-R
Hall &eo-J McGIegor Sco@I Ashbridge &co-Honell,
Cromwell. Stark Day saIfer !, Fell &cSIClsrk
| soery-I & Shaw &co-F + Folger &co-Bnddecke &eo-
| Stone & WalworthDyas &co-kennett, Dix &co-Pick.
cit, Perkins &co-M Greenwood &co-D Maupay-S Robb
Marsh, Ranett &co--and order
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-05

A polar whale, upon an average, yields about
100 bbs OIL Eight ships which ed the Aradf Sea and
Arctic Ocean look l59 whales, yielding 49, LOO bbls. of oil
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-05
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
Cleared YESTERDAY

Cleared Yesterday.
Brem ship Columbia, Geerken, Bremen. Schmidt &co
Rrem ship Post, Haake, London, GifFney Il Lowell
Ship Meteor, Robinson, Havre, l. II Gale
Schr Visitor. Perry, Pensacola, Master
Schr Brazos, Lambert, Chagres, J Alexander
schr Pauline, Sites, San Juan. r NJ Harrison &co
Arrived
cruz 30th u {. 10 G Meeker &co"2d my. ''N e''
Ship Nicholas Bdde Caukns, Is days from Philadelphia
to Meeker h co-lst my.
Ship sardina Pendeon from Liverpool 10th December.
B brig den Rule Watteton. 70 days from Demerara in
ballast to masier-n my.
Brig HinckIsy. 20 days from Philadelphia to
Brig California Htchborne so days from Rio de Janero to
Dixon Il Leech-2d my.
schr Maria J9hn,Gn days fin Pensacola to maasr-Basn
schr Talahas,es. West, days from St Marks. to Ro
Belle Key, Key. from Louisville.
Brilliant, Hart from Bayou sara.
North River, Williams, from Cincinnati.
Naishez, Pierce, from Memphis.
New World, Moore, from Camden.
Schuylkl, Marhall, from Cincinnati.
St Charles, Apologize, from Shreveport.
Slas Wright o. Neal, from Cincinnati.
Saranak No ., Mcintyre, from st Louis.
WOodsman. Ankrim, from Fort Towson (Ark).
Towboat Mississippi Brown, from the Passestowed down
ps Bds and sa nha PARK Mar
Towbost Porpoise Brown, from the Pases-towed down
and TO the 18th u ship Arcada and brig Roger.
hne-brought up brgs Golden Rule, California and Mar.
ragnargus.
Towboat Conquer Andrews. from the Passes-towed down
and to the 18th ult, ships American and Trmoun.
tain-came light.
Towboat J P Whitney Heaton. from the Passes-towed
down and the 18th ult. ship David Cannon
sark Action, brig Josephine-came up light.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-05
Exports,

HAVREPe ship Meteor 1878 bales cotton 50 bdls hides
So do shocks. bbls oil. . do grease.
BREMEN-Pe, ship Columbia: COL bales cotton, 2 bdls
hoops. as3 hhds tobacco.
LONDON-Per ship Post: SGT hhds tobacco 1850 savss
% boxes leather. -
PENSA COLA-Per schr Visitor: $50 bbs flour 90 bbl,
whisky do sugar. 30 do pork 200 bags corn 70 do coffee
60 do salt, casks bacon.
HAGRES-Per schr Brazos: $50 bbls 100 hf bbls flour
100 bbs bread 100 do potatoes 70 kegs lard 100
% br candles 600 shingles 5 600 lumber and sundres
SAN JUAN-Per schr Pauline: Ballast.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-05
FAMILY GROCERIES, ETC

SUNDRIES-
~ 8 bbls pealed Dried Peaches
2 bbs Dried Piums;
10 drums Dried Currants:
20 boxes Pine Apple Cheesss
cases Dutch do
% 6oxes Jenny Lind do
kegs country made Sausage;
% quarter bbs Mes MackeFel;
10 quarter bbls Family Mess Pork;
10 do do Ushes's Picked Tongues;
2 bbls paper Sheled Almonds
bbls Texas Pecans;
10 bbls lob bags New York HOm0ny;
10, 20, and 4Oib boxes Star Candles;
2,6, 10, and 2Jib boxes Green and Black Teas:
Is dozen assorted Eng ish Pickles;
10 do do do Sauces
Coopers Iang glass New Figs and Raisins;
Macaron and Vermicel New Prunes;
$50 boxes, Clarer, variOus brands;
Choice old Caslon and Hennessy Brandy;
London Dock Port Blackburn Madeira
PemaItin Sherry Cherry Rum;
Copenhagen Cherry Cordial; Dutch Punch;
Tennent's and divers Scotch Ale;
Abbott's and Hibbsrt's London Porter
BuFton's Pale India A'e;
yamaca Rum, perry fine; Bay Rum;
Schnapp's Gin, in jugs;
Cordials and Syrups Of all kinds:
Pickles and Preserves, French, English and Americans
For sale at retail. Family and Planters orders promptly
JAS lot VIC. RAYMOND. II Camp st.