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ST LQplsPe, steamer Alton: 1885 sacks corn 1856 SKIS
% Sq'
lyman Scott &coT44D sacks oats Woodruff &so-45o
% eas5 sR' Ss slssR siH
Whttem9s CutteT1lQo5 gig, lead Fosck Sco-25 boxes
buTs uIs ssns old issas SSt Pss
Fs 90 Esa bales
,'S9 asf saai ss
9s bS Is s. se oas Bro
o aO S 2css fon sAq aagpsnl5 o. oY sI9
Leafy-2 cks beeswax bags feathers bag ginseng Jas
vicks6URG-Pysr sts2ns, Rsls CREOLE: IS bqes cotton
I Ns1 M SssS WS FSsfs Sis F F:5Ss
Ro66i9;: Arf.psiea Sco % MebSsei, Mis see
B sssSs fofi Sss 9f Ese-9
B%e GSsn BgR Ws
y Cooper &col7s SKIS cotton-setd, ode-Total 1854
MSREN-Per steamer shamr9ck a5S bales se 20, Bran
iisfi sI sSfS r5Ps &c
az t! 600 6skey HswSins ayne Hason-ss
PomEoy-ss Rawin Neo1l8 GOrsie9 Bros1l2 swqsy
LscFe Roberts &co
pRs E .ifs@e ss ae 9 bae. cotton
as aRPI .a%e.
JacksS? SEQ BrgqdeI Williams &eo-i6 Ar Mi!enber;
il Garter &eo-5 Bonner s Smith, 10 Hi Mel. can
Coz bhs z hhds bb carn sugar and sundries to
BELMoST-fsr steamsgt- Jeff Davis; so3 bales cot, cotton
aoe Curren NO &eo6 wish. Williams do John
Williams 4 G Cromwsll-ii ,leRas Cotim9ng ! $
Moon, Titus &co-5 Swiney Green &co-roal, 500 bales
HARD TIMEs-Per steamer Natchez No q: 925 bales
cotton Bogart Foey-l7l Buckner Stantonc2i Oakley
Sco-6 Kicks Eco5 Payne Harrison c cOnnolyN
eyd Sa;s ss'SS
2sSy 90 DO ps AT SS a SSs &,
do BIS es ef sugar
APPLES Zaratin &co-2s bales d Plauche &co-,un
. H
aFS TT;
SJS tfSmwsl-$s swSSS. Green SeS1S 2 Bask
Byrne &co-7 savage, Williams &cei5S Fearn. Donegal
sHsse asTi, MSos sSS @
Bulksy Ilot-a Thernhl McI ,g4 Frslss
y % ;s5s sis Fri ;o
BSYoT ?s eS fSsf1 bale,
s ro'1 BnsfssS Si Mass1as % Wait
Henderson 4 Pess~n BsSk-is t 8 bales moss
ss; AS%P
. go1i Bonner smiih62 4, Yeaimsn &eo-7 do Bogar
sacks
d Odo Cammaek squIssIiS Do. l3 hhds sugsr Gly
81 sss % b%
Adams DO Payne marsSnmE bales cotton adf fsy
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-08

A contemporary says of Miss Monckef, the
celebrated daughter of Maj, Monckief of the British
army that she was a more dangerous spy than
Andre. She managed to become intimate in
the family of General Putnam, who commanded at
West Point, and in her drawings and groupings of
flowers, gave her father, who was at the head OF
the engineer department, the plans and state of the
forts and deiences. Col. Burr, who aid to
Putnam, discovered the stratagem. She fell a
victim it is said to his arts, and afterwards became
the mistress OF several distinguished officers, and
died many years after the peace, in England, poor
and neglected. Her father died in New York
in 1871.
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MESSTNA-Per ship Megunticook 200 ons salt. 400 bxs
oranges and lemons Geo Green q Bro.
HAVANA-Per bark Miaudoa: 1879 boxes sugar, l case
segsrs L bales and lot Of fruit PUG, Mir scol1l
bags coffee, 80 bxs Uahusac1O0 boxes do cases
"a bags Va9s bxs IL ht bbls
meats Debralle Moreno-2j bxs sugar, cases NJ
CASTILLO sweeimeas boxes segars Urquhart1
pipes cOrdias tats4 bbls sweetmelts Quadras &co
20 bags cocoN, bbs II sega.s Cabaero-l0 boxes
Zichendrat-9 do Bornie3 do Nj Espereu
Il do NJ del Campo do Reupi-1 do $ Carlo
BOSTON-Per bark Nurllo $50 ice Stafford & Bar
ito hay, order.
PENSACOL A-Per schr Lois: 1900 feet lumber, 3CC
hides II bdls skins, order
| PENsACOLA-Per sehr Ella: Is bales cotton } G Cocks
&co-79, coo feet lumber Q Pooey.
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Exports.


LIVERPOOL Per ship Chasca: 23 bales cotton. l57 tics
beef 80 hides, AZ cks 80 bbs lao bxs pork. 1890
BOSTONPer ship Kentucky: 53l bales cotton, 90 hhds
392 ties hams 2 bbs pork 200 bxs Candles % bbs lard OIL
30 utc ~ bags WOOL III do feathers l9l tics lard $50
bd and liza hides.
lis hhds 1856 casks 81 bacon, ties ga IBIS $50 kegs lard.
70 bbis lard OIL do aow 14 bx tobacco Is bhs hams 70
bales moss 19 hides, 20 bb 1873 hhds II ties ~
bbls 2 0 ht do pork $ bales peltries and sundrie
HAVRE-Per ship Harriet: 1873 bales cotton.
LIVERPOOII-Per hark Euxine: a46S bales cotton,
LIVERPOOL-Per bark Sophia Mckenzie: IOoJ slaves,
1853 bales cotton. ,,
BOSTON-Per bark Wsgram: 1911 bbls flour, lis bbs
pork ~ hhs 65 lard, % bb OIL Is boxes stones,
| 1894 hides bl moasses.
| BALTIMORE-Per bark Elizabeth: 30 bales cotton, "a
hhds sugar. liz bbs molasss 02 bacon bb l25 hi do
stone i6 bxs tobacco IS rolls leather, 1S5 bids hides
CHARLESrON-Per bark Saranac: 80 bbls whisky, 81
binds 70 bJs beef, 50 do pork, 40 do hams go bb
/ -four 80 casks bacon. 40 do rice.
| GLASGOW-Per bark California: 1865 bales cotton Ill
casks talow, leo bbs lard oil no pkss lard, Dbl -four
81 bb l35 hhds 1873 cks bacon. 5 bb whisky 30 do
pork A bales moss % binds tobacco and sundries.
| HAVANA-Per brig Adams Gray 217 tcs 800 bbls 800
kegs lard 100 kegs butter 10 hhd hams 400 SKIS III bbs
| lnseed oil. 10 bales -
| PHILADELPHIA A-Per brig Capt Tom: 324 hhds 7 bbIs
| sugar, 252 bbls molnsses, 200 empty bbIs.
| SAVASNAH-Per schr Fannie; "a hhds sugar, III hhds
1893 ck bacon ITO bxs candles s bb flour 3l3 do whisky.
50 bbs hi bbls moasses. zoo sacks corn.
TAMPlCt-Per schr Oregon: % casks wine, los boxes
candles, 81, goo shingles and sundes - -
HAVANA-Per schr Cotnea: bales cotton, 276 bbis %
ties 733 kegs lard, LOB bbls 5t0 SKIS corn. - $3.50
| APALACHlCOLA-Persc hr Gen Taylor: pa bbls flour
10 do whisky IS bacon, - bales rags, bbls hams
| 50 sacks corn, SKIS cntton.s seed.
| PENSACOLA-Per schr Geneva: Ballast.
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The CRUISE OF BoTTLE.-The American
Consul at Turks Island has forwarded to Lieut.
Maury the following, taken from bottle that was
picked up August %, $780, at Long Bay, lati
tude 81 deg. 80 mi" North, longitude II deg. &c
min West:
az. S. SCHOONER TANEy, March 4. 1850.
Latitude at noon IS deg. 81 min North.
Longitude at noon, 36 deg. % min. West.
Please to report to Lieutenant M. F. Maury,
Superintendent Of the National Observatory, Wash
ington the time and place where picked up.
~ e. WALSH. Lieut. CONG"
This paper forwarded by H. Stubs, Jr., to
Richard Dorrell, editor of the Turks Island GA
zette, who sent it to B. E. Smith, Esq, United
States Consul, by whom it was forwarded to the
National Observatory.
The bottle was picked up hundred and
seventy-two days after it thrown overheard
The distance by great circle from the place where
it cast overheard to the place it was picked
up, is little upwards of two thousand sea miles,
which gives an average rate of travel of twelve
miles day.
1t is, however, not improbable that this little
cruiser went along with the great equatorial cuf-
rent into the Caribbean sea, thence into the Guf oil
Mexico, and that, after passing the Tortugas and
Key West, it took the old Providence channel, and
was thence cast ashore Turks Island. If it took
this route the distance travelled could not be much
short of four thousand miles, at average rate o
something like mile an hour.
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Bah.m, who was sentenced to be hung at
Auburn, n Y, for the murder OF the peddler Adler,
has had his sentence commuted to Imprisonment
for LIE.
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The Richmond Inquirer mentioning an accident
to Miss Coles in Richmond, by which two of her
ribs and her collar bone were broken, sincerely
trusts that the injury will not prove serious.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-08

The livery stable attached to the City Hotel, a
Utica, N. Y, was burned on the 25ih ut, and
fourteen horses were consumed. Loss $500
5000 only insured
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE, ,e-,
Saturday Morning, March y, lool.

Saturday Morning, Ndfch o. ANSN'
Our general market has presented quite inactive appear
during the week just closed and prices for most our
staple articles of trade have exhibited downward tendency
Cotton however, has been a little irmer, owing 10 siisht
reaction the foreign freight MARKET and Notwithstanding
very unfavorabe advces from the East.
1t now quite look for week later advices rom
Europe as the Collins steamer Pacific to leave Liver
pool for Newly ork the ed ult.
COttOn-When closed last weekly review the
market had depressed by the unavorabe accounts by
the Liverpool Europa, which had occasiUned iur
her decline with of 2sD1s from the rates current
early the week. On Saturday there but little improve
men Monday and Tuesday factors gained rather
confidence, from slight reduction in eghts and the
business of the three days comprised 600 bales at seader
and rmer rates. On Wednesday and Thursday the Pacific
advces looked for by telegraph. and rumors were
circulated Of their being in town, and not favorable only
5000 bales changed hands though still without ma
teria alteration in prices. Yesterday passed without any
of the expected steamer and the sales were but OO
baes making total Tor the week of % 600 bales taken
mostly for Europe, but with few parcels for the North
Prices, before remarked have been little frme and we
have slightly ad yanced figures for mddns to good md
ding The from Europe s looked Tor with deer
interest though with muck hope that reaction Will have
yet taken place abroad. The receipts at this port since hrs
September 749 bales against Co., o to same da'
last year and all the u s. ports there now an increase
| of l36. 72l bales
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A complimentary benefit has been rendered to
Mr.. E. S. Conner, the actor, at Philadelphia.
There was 10. feet water in the channel OF the
river al Pittsburgh, on the 26th ult
Miss Charlotte Cushman was 10 appear at Vicks-
burg as Romeo, on Wednesday, last
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CREscRNT OTFICK, I
Saturday Morning. March s, 1851. 5

CRE.CKNT OFTCK,
Saturday Morning, March s, 1851.
Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Harriet, Berry. Havre, JPWhney &co
ship Charles, Rouark, Baltimore, II Ashbrdge &co
Ship Gbasca, Wise. LiAer POOL, p Whitney Eco
Ship Kentucky, Gibbs, Boston, w Hynson
Rak Wagrnfn. Elwel Boston, q Woo ruff eco
Bark Ei2abHli,. jores. Biltimorc, q Meeker &co
Bak -1rttnc, Yate., L.:f lesion. 8 L l. Levy
Bark May Queen, Watson, Richmond and Norfolk,
J II Ashbndce &co
Br bark California, Gale, Glasgow, Babcock Il FenneIl
l,r bark Euxne, Livingston Liverpool.
HoghtOn, Rankin Geo
BIZ Bark Sophia Mckenzie, Mckenzie, Liverpool,
HoEbt0n, Rankin Geo
Brig Adams Gray, Schneidau, Havana, J Mitchell
Rns Capt Tom, -maley, Philadelphia, JP Whitney SEQ
Schr Geneva, Warning, Pensacola, Master
Schr Cornea, Guodmanson Havana, PUG, Mir &co
Schr Gen Taylor, Sheringon, Apaachicoa, Far ely
Schr Fannie, Vance, Savannah, Wood & Low
Schr Oregon, Trenis, Tampico, Wckham