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Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-03-29

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Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-03-29
Prospectus of the southern Press

An association of sixty-hree members of Congress,
Senators and Representatives have constituted the
dersgued committee to superntend the establishment
of Southern Press at Washington City, be devoted
to the exposition and defence of Southern rights and
institution the dissemination of correct information
to Mort policy, and the of political af-
fairs generally without reference the old party lines
of Wing and Democrat. Arrangements are now in
progress promptly to insure the issue of such paper
under the title of
.THE SOUTHERN PRESS"
for the conduct OF which, suitable editors have been
engaged, who will also receive the aid of number of
eminent and able contributors. There will be both
ri-weekly and weekly issue-the latter to contain
substantially the matter the former and in
tended to reach those points of the country whose mail
facilities are limited daily issue will be added here
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and agricultural intelligence, literary criticisms origi-
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those items of general interest the collected aggregate
OF which constitutes the interesting and valuable news
paper. Great will be taken give full and cor
rect reports of the proceedings and debates in both
Houses of Congress, well the action of the local
legislatures on the southern question.
A limited number only of advertisements will be re-
ceVed-the main object being to furnish large a.
mount of reading matter.
The paper will be printed on sheet equal in size to
those of the other Washington papers, and the materi-
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1t is confidently hoped that every true friend to the
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Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-03-29
A. P. BUTLER,
JACKSON MORTON,
r. TOOMBS,
J. THOMPSON.

Editors and papers friendly to the enterprise, will
please publish this prospectus which will enttle them
to an exchange with the newspaper All who comply
with this request will send copy of the paper con-
tanning it to the committee.
Washington, May %, 1850
The New York herald., 1851-09-11
Police Intelligence.

TIE Charge .4rc,nst he Letter Carriers Dismissed
Some few days since charge was preferred against FER
dinand and Henry Fuller, city express letter cerriers
ON en- accrt tou made respecting the delivery OF
letter containing $40 bank bill sad 20 have been de-
posted in The letter box belonging to the Fuers for de-
livery which letter lie alleged reached its desti
ration. The accused parties de aimed Ia custody
for over ten days by the POice magistrate with view
Of obtaining sufacien. evidence to hold them fJr trial.
but failed To produce the requisite testimony stl the
accused parties were restrained Of their liberty Ac-
cordngly Messrs RcmsyD and Mckinstry, counsel for
The defendants. procured writ OF habas corpus granted
By Judge King OF the Superior Court on ssu-asy last
aud the two prisoners brought bfote that judge
who, hearing the argument Of counsel aud rs no
evidence appeared 10 warrant their detention,
dered their discharge from custody-st tue time
TIE Judge took occasion TO express his aston hnent at
The great length Of time the had been de ained
in custody viii out examination.
Charge of CfaIsd Larceny A Frencbrnnn named Frank
Deifi'r wss arrested, on lay night by officer DON
nelly, the Second ward police charge OF stealing
box of dies valued at $3.50, from the premises No
leo william street the property Of +. IL & L. Crowley
The property found in the possession OF the rogue
and Justice Lothrcp committed him TO prison for trial
Pei pocAefs at the Eaiian Opra-At Castle Gardso, on
Tuedsy evening ofcer Acker arrested fellows Of
the eht fingered order in the act OF the Goa;
conducted to the police station and In the morning
yeytd tefore the Chief OF Police One gave his
VIM ilson and the oiher refused to give any name.
The Chief ordered tie police to show them up a. the
various police stations, in order that the officers may
know them again when seen In n crowd, preparing t.
pick pockets To use the police term the Chief ordered
them 70 be RATED" which Is to send IL from station
to station, to remain about an hour at esoh place,
giving the Policemen time 20 look at the well as
to know them again any future occasion.
.7rret Of burglar Officer Msuwaripg OF the se-
venth ward police arrested about four O'Clock yesterday
morniI just before daylight man kno yn to the pi-
lice by the of Henry Allen, q charge OF attempt
ing to break into the dwelling house l73 Cherry street
occupied by Er Elisha Sands The otcer dotscted tbs
rcgue JUS; he going operate the froat base
nent window II seems the burglar had 10 his posses-
il his pocket With those article. the rogue
manages to break glass without noise, BY CO.
veri.g the paper with pitch. and then placing
ne Of ola Ia hl4t IN
push II ip without making noise, from the fact Of
all the broken pieces become attached the pitch on
the paper and an entra.cs Is effected without alarm
being given by the rating Of glass The police /, ap-
pears have been watching very closely for this fellow
he has effected entrance In several houses In the ts
manner Justice Mountfort committed the burglar 10
rTis on for a urthsr hcsrjr9
The New York herald., 1851-09-11

On wednesdsy, September 10, Of consumption JoHS
srEyEss in the SD year of his age.
His friends and those Of his family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral at his late residence No
Warren Place (Charles street) Friday the 18th inst
NJ o'clock r nj, withou; further notice His remains
VIII BE taksn TO Green wood for interment.
AZ North Orange, New Jersey. September 10. ALYRrp
ln,sc TuckgR, son of Moses Tucker Of this city in the
9th year q his age
Tie funeral will take place from the house Of G. W
smith North Orange. this day at 4 O'Clock p. NJ
On Wednesday, September 10, ANNA Eiiz,ByTH wife OF
Richard Crooker, and daughter Of William and Caro-
line Cornell. In the 23d year Of her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
requested 70 her funeral from the residence OF
iather I'll Third avenue, Friday afternoon, at =
o'clock. without further notice. The remains viii be
taken 70 Greenwood for interment
On Tottdsy, Sept y, after 4 long illness, MAKoAREr
BoyLE aged 80 years widow o; the late Dennis Boyle
Her friends and acquantances respectfully Invited
10 attend her funeral this (rhursdey) morning at 10
o'clock, from No. 2.6 Mulberry street.
on Tuesday morning, Sept. o, wARkrS H., infant
Of y. q. Havemeyer
Funeral services will take place Thursday, at5P.
N at No lg3 WeFt Fourteenth street
On the 25th Of August MAY Aesrs mt daughter OF
T ID. and May Thompson, aged is months and Is days
The New York herald., 1851-09-11
The Oper, at Cas,ts s,r,.o

Last night, Rose de yres repeated her per,9na;on ef
Norma for the fourth time, before very eeyan. and
iashi.nable audience who appreciated the admirable
qualities Ct her magnificent voice aai those
beauties of her rocalzstion which excite and astonsh
every auditor The sussnes note at the end If the I'M
troduetory reei,otive, beautifully nereased aud din
n,shsd prepared very for the execution Of the an
dante Of the earat, and the stu more brilliant ntsrpr
tsIon Of the allegro The applause very protrscte Al
the close q the aud the vocalist was sunoaoJ
before the curtain she at the end of the ats a,
Indeed Throughout the opera she sang with grs
and effect being frequently Interrupted by iLC paui.
a the audience Bettini, also did pondefs A. fonne
and with his vast volume Of voice AZ times electrified
thofn present 0rovefo sustained by Co,la,i whc
Gang the part with great still and iud dBeut To mimi
the renowned I Jurtsui - viii b. repeated with IA,
great sriiss Doso. saivi Badali and Nafin IN te min
ciIaI TCis, OF cOvIFe the Garden will bC thronr.d
The New York herald., 1851-09-11
United states Circuit Court.
Presf NJ, Uon. Judges Nelson and Bette
LII. ..-r- It-r-aI- ...oc...n..n..

THE LATE JUDGE WOODBURY..
sErr. 1o-Mr J Prescott Hall U. 4. District At:or-
n.y, having alluded in appropriate and complimentary
te to the high character q the late Judge Woodbury.
moved their Honors to adjourn this for The day
marx OF respec, to the memory of The deceasei
The Court acluefceG 10 the sentiments, an1 complied
with the suggestion oftfe District Attorney
sEETIsG or Tue MEMBERS TIE BAR.
Upon the adjournment of the Court the bar resolved
themselves INFO meeting. upon the aonouooem nj
Of the death Of Hon Levi Wo, abury of the
associate Jusees of toe Supreme Court OF the UntOd
Plates. On motion of J. Prescott Hsi. Esl United
States District Attorney. Seth = stspes. Esq was
elected chairman, and hessrs. NJ ESarts and o. T. j.
BovdOD ~ere appointed Secretaries
On motion Of Mr. Esll 1t resolved that commit
tee CT three persons De appointed TO prepare
expressive Of the seBtn ns Of tis bar upon the loss
sustained ly the dcccase Of bis Honor Mr Justice Wood.
bury for the purpose q preseutng them 10 the United
h;atfE Circuit Court tt its sesi.n rorrov Thurs
day). mefsrs y. ButeT. Daniel Lord. ana William
Kent were appointed the committee
On motion of Mr. Dodge, Mr. Y. Hall was al led q
the oonuittee The committee then retired and drew
ny resolutions which accepted by the meeting ani
vii be presented to The court to morrow faursdsy)
morning
The New York herald., 1851-09-11

Hrstrrr o. GEoReE BAaRErr.-This distinguished ar
ts sho has for many years been connected with the
usaroa of this city, and who has avay, By his gen.
usuany dsmesnor and great ability a. an actor won
the esteem Of The dramatic public taxes his bsnea, this
evening st Nihio's Garden. The beau,ifol comedy Of
Lcutor Assurance - the ballet pantomime Of .1iselle
std Ls farce q John Joues are the pieces selected
lurtcp arpsars ~ Guy Gooduck Barrett Sir IIar-
eeurt otuf.ly Blake a. Max Harkawsy, Mics Geordna
tarfstt ~ Lady Gay spsnker, aud Mics Kate Horn as
Gree lsfkssay. Nile Csiss,ire frsnck aud 81 Collet
VII sTfesr In -Giseen Although the attraction hsre
stsndrg pss ~ and his great for the welfare
q TIE drama Will O. him the most extensive pat
Hssrs
bo~rst TmArrr Three excellent pisces are an.
nuteed 20 thi. sVenng at the abovsnaned establish
hctsft hacaife. AL po~crfuiy cast.
Etcsrssr THrarar-Mr Collins viii appear to-nrht
n tte Ifilt AstorB'ym y and How 70 Pay the Rent
n esncivsipg piece -il b the farce Of Ladies Be-
N.tos GaturS "A bin q sin.ense interest Is presented
n ~ aHlufrusnit cfth.s evening The talent engaged
pa ~ VI 'n noea powerfully attractive The pieces
Jcuss" WYNN
ngsro-s TDsrss An TIE talent Of Burton,s un.
% %..-.sl : sl.ry srpcar ths evsnng In the foie-iog
rlcrE nlsd Ncnann
Ssuostt Tutsrsr--Ths s,trAe.Ivs performances ot
is,.r 7. ,, ~, I--,ss - n.slt Hanely the
hevttry cf h~v York H
"a. eHsr Z Lfcrrf -Nr Rsyu,osi's sompsirsn.ary
-tslt q fstf ics AZ tsa s.sgsri theatre t0ni.ht
~ fffff arr To- lNwfrti ' F1irt Heart news
- fsf L-lg lfi.A Li1n," saa Card Case"
siituri Mstfnris oe.r tgstlid sstsrtalnnlent for
tiia Cv1nirE
gutg-s Nisrrsris sbsouncsa rich programme for
o. utsht
hssttf AHrsirErsrar An entire eSsnze Of per.
1ahte 81 b. gvsn Lers this evening. North Z 10
,. . ~ graf principal set
fsseaass Hsl RuassiIs grand panorama Of the
, telrf htysge Round the Weld ooatintss very at
80 .rs
A rsfctT Mtfffs Two erosisnt fArcer. sad two
aur VI fantcnrfs arr oersi Cor this afles and
Tstiu.' 81 uls hishiy popular esssesishment
Tfffffa Hstt -ffofessor Auder.or the great Wizard
tt~ NJ rh t1ntinses % astonh and delight dsussly
rostsi fsftlonabs asssmtagss every night, s,ite
9 "a oTTrs ssirs heat
Tfrrtssrl4 nr Dsmp~tsr the plesaiog ballad s;prer
a rft enc 81 ne Tgyular Embellishments here on
! rntsy sFsning nsxt
h.ss IswryCt q playing st the Chssnut Street |
tssie "a NJ Mardoch st ths walout Street Theatre
'AA-a-s.Iha
The New York herald., 1851-09-11

=
WEpSEsDAy, September l0-6 Pm.
remained inaniDunIa IL

"WEDNESDAY. september 10 I'm. 4,
AsBEs remained insnmxte GO bbls pearls brough :
s. 50 and pots So l2h So lS4
bREApsrrrfs-A little better feeling existed In the
market for Flour to-day, the sales Of which reached
$4,000 bbls -unnspected at So 68s4 So Is; superfne
No. 2 $3 371 50 62x mixed to straight Western,
So ordinary % choice State fancy Michigan,
and round hoop Ohio, So 81 $4 pure aenesee 81 o.
81 l21s; fancy Ohio 81 i2ls IL s7Is; fancy Gene.
see, 81 ls7 s4 81 extra ohio 81 so S. and extra
Genesee - rs $5 o1l< Canadian was very spsxngfv
offered; small parcels fresh ground commanded S. and
sour in bond SO 20 So 3l4 southern displayed less
animation; 1900 bbls mixed to good old realized A
S4 l2la; do TO do 81 l2s 81 Is, and fancy old
81 IS S. 25 Rye hour was in limited request ct $3
81 = SO S71a. Corn meal remained quite scarce and
held So lps for Jersey and So Is for Brandywins
Wheat appeared rather heavy 10000 bushels Michigan
white and 800 do Ohio red disposed Of at private
bargain; and 20l0 Southern mixed at Soc. Rye
shade higher 600 bushels having been picked at 70c
Oats and Barley moving very slowly ct old fgures
Corn declined tIi1e when about AZ 600 bushels damaged
and heated sold at % tSc; Western mixed at 70 6Ic
and round yellow at 62s.
CtrrEE was quiet; l60 bags Lsgusyrs only ehangeds
hands at 9a4c.; and 200 do. Rio at DC.
CorroS The market continued steady, and the sales
smc united to ] 800 bales at the annexed figures
LIvERPOOL CLABsITIo
The New York herald., 1851-09-11
Marine Affairs.

LAUNCH or AsorHEH srEAaER.-The steamer Meteor,
for the New Orleans and Texas mail will be launc hed
to-day, at ten o'clock from the yard Of Mr. VIM Coyer
foot Of Nineteenth street She is owned by Mesrs Har-
rs Morgan, the enterpring steamboat at New
Orleans Her length is $50 feet the keel l9j over
all % feet beam and 10 feet hold and she registers 600
tens
Fon EURorE.- The r. NJ. steamship Asia, Capt. Jui-
kins departed yesterday at noon, for Liverpool she
carried cut about so Passengers
The u, s. NJ. steamship 3eorgie was raised upon the
Sectional Floating Dock Tuesday evening She will
re- main the d. elk until Saturday rning to receive
suit Of copper.
The New York herald., 1851-09-11
Germ 20 the People. ores,ing.-vhereas

Ccfns Fail iashion In sentlcmcLs Hate u before the
public aBd, Nhlr.as, the pubc hitting
Lis sgbst-Bai csii1 oBas q Is popularity he
bcg leave 70 psas resolution "a tAanks HE be-
hat 70 Tho thousands Vto, having the e3el In his
wutovs have asoppsd because they hadn't the rcsou
t'p CElS would further that he j ast
In supr, mely eonteatei mood vita binsclf his Fall
fssn the vaols bright santAiny serld Aad tas ihaS,
tssts thereof an that lie respectfully avtss t1e latter
nd iduNy 10 sall lad lOJk h uDrytsj st0sk 3f usts
81 no ga B.sslg.y, cp?osits 81. Paais.
The New York herald., 1851-09-11

CAMrHFNE AND BURNING FLUID. Accidents from
the use Of phen and burning fluid are becoming
more numerous every day; and unless stop be put
to the sale of these dangerous things, it viii be
necessary for the Authorities to erect a hospital
for the use exclusively OF those who suffer from
the N. A; the present time there are I've persons
in TIE City Hospital who have been more or less
Injured By explosions Of am phen, or burning slii
lamps, some Of whom will probably die Of their in
ju,ies. If a record were kept of the loss Of life
from this cause, the list would startle the commu-
nifty. We have ordinances agaias. the storage Of
gunIowder within the FIRE Limits ever limited
quantity, and why should there not be one against
the use Of eamphenel This article, in the hands Of
serys,t girls, is dangerous, if not so, than
guDfoHder. Notwithstanding all that has been
said and published on the subject, and despite of
all the warnings that given from day to day ia
the newspapers. ignorant people will persist in
plsnishing lamps with these dangerous Auids while
they are lighted The only plan is to stop the
sale Of them entirely.
The New York herald., 1851-09-11
AaIrse1.

On the 10th Of September, by the Rev Mr. Gilbert Mr.
IAMrs B. honsKTsos, of Brooklyn, to Miss ADELAIDE,
daughter of SIR John Lyon of the same place.
ON the 10th Of September, by the Rev DR. J. Krebs
BhApLrr X HARD and CsrHARISE ", daughter Of Mr.
John Y. Andersen, all Of this city.
Az Ess;elestsr on Tuesday, September Q, by Rev d.
De Nnna, s,suEL BfKTNE, Of Brooklyn, Miss MARY
plaee
Al Albany on the 1st inst by the Rev. Mr. Holloway,
IsEDfaic H. FAsSING, Of this city to Miss JosErR,SE
CkNoLI. only daughter Of the late John w II. Cano,
Esq. ~ the former place.
At ST James Church by the Rev. Mr.. Cur Mr. MARTIN
KEocI Of Newark New jersey TO Miss RACHEL E. Oldest
daughter Of Mr. John Barrett, Of this city.
The New York herald., 1851-09-11
Solomon, It Is well known, was celebrated

for bis wisdom and daances with Queen Sheb 1t
however generally knosn that he the inventor
o depiatory to the hair from the lips o Queen
shebs such notwithstanding h the fact A least accord
ing TO the kahomsdan commentsres the Book Of cee
siastce I'd ehap With Solomon the secret Of the
tion died. but singular appear after the lapse
Of so centuries depstoy has been dis by Dr.
lex Gouraud which 50 potent in its effects fof the up
roofing of superfuous hair from OF the hum1u
Frame that thore longer doubt concerning the den
tity Of 0curauds Poudre SUBTLE With the depatory 81 So
Found only the cid established depot "a Walker
street near Bro4awsy Calender IS Sosth Third stret
Philadephiai JORDAN, l3 Washington street Doeton.
The New York herald., 1851-09-11
Ths True Question IN Cuba-rhe Episode
ss its ttistory-iIs CeAaaereisI Reforms
aaa prospssss.


Il vAs some time ago au.horiiatlysly stated that
the Captain General o Cuba had sent home 10
Madrid plan fJr the better goyernnsn. Of the
isisnd The changes proposed Ia kis prole.. we're
chiefly ofa commercial character, AMI Il is under
stood that they we're of liberal sad conprehsn.
sivs kind, vel calculated 10 a niuisA The CON.
pains rkich have been made viii respoct 70 the
oncrou duties kers.ofore sxaosed BY iAs enarcial
rollcy q the govsrnmea,. Ia noticins tAe an.
nouEcsnent a. Tie time. ~e took special paias %
warn The American pecrli against beirg nzisi by
The rsfoft q iuvasions and orpsditions Aui lu.i-
Hstse hat q vU ilaposibis fsr any body 81 mei
% siaci ianding the tsrritosy u ne Qssen o.
~FAir' sthogi beng sUtjctic4 10 An ingissi5as,
sna even irncu irisss. dsfcst ~ constant'y did
-s iollo~ ~ A. futjts.-so uursmitiiax vcrs We
"a eaf anH,siy - isisHcrn the VabIs. tia, thsrc
rere thpts -he 4 uoi f-rupls 81 mirrcp-sssns our
netiFsi, sna esuu. ~ ne zoat raal.eisus isre..
ticEs, stis1piea % assGey ~ rsod lnassns
-hieh eur co4nssi. " lsdsf. Esoi4 have k,a
upon .hs rash adFsrtarrfl. a..t sf .a.,. A.,
nov bot eithsr thsir Absry or lives. ~ fs.lsuias
shs suggsstiors q smbiiisss frteal.tsrs
Mouth afsr noutA did o. srpszs ths f,llssy sf
ca ,srtaininr ths bslisf IA sks Calan. or er.ol,
pesulstion e NJ islsnd wsrs rsagy b rsson W,
lad Tsresived ne iali,atisn q aay raeh mira On a
soss vofhy % sxeitinr sEy sEir.oriiA.ry a.ssu-
tien-tnd eFen vken ths tslegrsBkie rssofts. ani
"a nashruy Tut h sIsrsiien ~ f.lsshSel.
snnosnrsi . nss srTsSiiior. ws icarNly crsliieI
ths taist rssTsctinr pas 90 QaiEsls Ia 10 cha-
fasisf iiessrsr. Esri1r lsts ear bsrt % vara
e-f Ifefit q ~ aasfsr b. uAilA tksy wsrs sr-
to'sa Ana A4F.fe urrsi iLs rlrsrsHs.s 10 nas.
tNn t1f eirr'y a ths 49, - "A haI tesa trskss
- - sff,4tsss, 81 iss lsl % prussus tks
en'is A's'e'y = "a uss sufids. al leave "a %
une 70 @sAe ns ccnasrlary IA wu hsr,
80 te-osa 'Aai - lafa rrsn. fsn tas Grr, 4
mensn', . eonIisis kisiary u n, ut.is -,
The yourtas q ne tai,si st.,ss t.-, 49,
ffcn car celsmns itauuiralis trsasl.f.... -.
The srAhish easisl rststtss. ssi n.s, a 49,,
genee sseA a. 10 hssgsfsi sE1syi li Naa Vs-r
fhnALp eoeid obtain Oar rgsrts Az, -
nors fan sss eonTisss thta say uAioa hass t,s.
ruehshsd We have slso aEa.isl saraslss, 81 n,
privilege and right 81 an isdepsrasui l1arus 4 l
scrutnizs every eircumitancs 81 naiioaal Interest
eonrteisd siih tkis fuhect and 70 pr,ssui ne 60
eissions 81 sbicb hoosst And kgh minlli ct.ssrr I
es'eJ I@fiy, IA tEs sssniry. s,uld a.; f.i ts a..
The New York herald., 1851-09-11
Nails for California

The steamship Empire City, Capt Tanner will leave
this port at three o'clock this afternoon for Chasres
Tie mails for all parts of the PasiGc viii eose at two
o'clock The WErKLY HESALD, ,sixpenee per copy, wiz
be ready at 10 o'clock this morning.
The New York herald., 1851-09-11

yond doubt, that Er j.. Dixon formerly OF New York
city had his hair restored by the of Kengors Magic
i,rd after being bald for Twenty-Five years This che
II does not miss in thousand trials Hunarcis of other
be shown by DR. ut hi central depot G Broad
and go Pearl street Call Mr. j. H. Merriam Nos j
and 67 Watts street Sold in large family bottles st each
SS Dozen cash. Do fail call on the Hon, NJ II
Crnnell for reference.
The New York herald., 1851-09-11

Ths ceehrated Hair Restorative has been reduced such
price that all benefit by it, IL Is the cheapest AMI bert
article offered to the public whose praises for the fifteen
that il has been before them unqualified s
sfen gheniug and curatveits clean aud oeautying
qualities render it article which should only
every teet but in medicine chest IS 10 All cua
neour diseases btes OF insects combining all the i-
ties of etmulaDt wash aud OIL Sold ia large bottles
price 90 Principal once. l79 Broadway and ali
druggists and fancy stores the Union
The New York herald., 1851-09-11
q. 8. D,strlct Cours.

sIrT 10-liis Honor Judge Bets was about 10 or.
gRnise the District Court when similar .uzgeston was
made TO him and having called over The names Of the
GIend jury and r,quested them attend 10 10 O'Clock
In the morning Instead Of IL o'clock he adjourned the
nrtf for the d.v
The New York herald., 1851-09-11

showing increase Of oos555 bales, which exceeds
the increase In the receipts for the year by 40 bales
The receipts o cotton for the year amount to 1855 257
bales excess of 25sSi over the previous year This
does not include portions Of the crop taken for eonsump
ton by the Southern manufacturers. The amount Of
eonsumpon BY home manufacturers north of Virginia,
Il stated at s0i los bales being decline from previous
The New York herald., 1851-09-11

Thursday, s.pt0mber H. the folosins valuable
voses az o'clock, mpy with ths invoice
of Ieknor Reed Fieds Boston, O. A. Patsam. Charles
seribBsr, tlate Baker 5eribnerl g. Moore Al der
sop Cnoin .ti George APPLETON aud others LYMAN
ma Dun. successors to j Cooley aad Cooley keese
51 and 579 broadway, eorrer Of White sssees.
The New York herald., 1851-09-11
The Executions st Havana.
Nav loak Sent Ia fert

JAWS GotpoS DrSsrrr. Esq:
fR-l have TO request % you through The rleilum 0f
Ne Heed TO cOntfadet the assertion Of the Sun under
dte of the 9Th inst respecting the ,outston prison.
ers tcen ly De at Havana TIE Whole is fabrication
Notcg but sickness has prevented s'e from attending
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The New York herald., 1851-09-11

Spring iruss No. 3 Beekna street
weak from retains the rupture with les PRESSURE and
effects than otLer pressure
the sTne, which too often spine disease Six dsys
trial given, ana money returned II not satisfsctory