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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-17
CORRECTED DAILY BY W. W. WHITE Il CO.,
Exchange Office % Camp street Of Common stree
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY CREscENr,l
Saturday Morning April II, 1852. J
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Ship Augustus. Kinney, Hamburg, Up Whitney &eo
Zip John sfrow laplton ' Liverpool, Maxwell &so
orir Arsic, Sheppard, Corpus Christi, Master
SIR &, 1 sa t easHs;. A sas City, Il w 9.Ef
lSssf Be- ss5saas %so MIGss D'''s"" oy Gss
Ship Geo Green, Rsdman Liverpool Geo Green Bro
sp lark Madagascar Bupha, days from Havana, ballast
steia4 bark Gntoto, couo from Palermo h February Bayel
f l.Pa Fsss 50 day. h1rsaa cahusae:i dist
Steam boats.
T 'kn{ai Katssl, ron Satsitoehes.
A51sraali, s'stiso@, tr%m s Louis,
Gl~y, IRE: from bayou Sara.
] III Niles Irwin, from Cincinnati
Sl Rs,~ N srl M; from mr., KaPss Canal
fssia i t%sa from S" s. & N'f'"'''s
WIN Clifton, spots from Louisville.
Tow fhenr c . from the down and to sea
Sndasssa' g l 'AA' ''
roe: sts r and AZ G@y Ill., hr ships
Below-Coming Up.
MEMORANDA.
y 10Th inst-n pcr.
'''S >SVs'A' ''D snovsS Ss"'''' and Columbus
By the ship John White Boston, inst Gun-Key
Light ship Sarah Louisa, hence-whed to be reported.
By the ship Liverpool the 9Th inst, Gun-Kcy
Light s ,, ssns not "n'so from l'r'" bound some
P''' III 'l' N4''F' 'N'''
vraroops ,b, o Ex ;!.i,5. ;.s, bale. cotton
HAMBuRG-Per ship Augustus: 2es bales
ship Peter Marcy 1891 bales 1898 kegs lard
o sAR ns crY-p. m Geo lincoln $50 bill. o. 90 do whisky
10 S5ia "a do s tS,f *. bacon S' ,s' 'o5" =, do M
hay, saeR. ''' sues '''' ''D'' ''' '4'''
CORPUS cHRlsT1Per .clr Arispe: Government, stores.
GaF 5s''i AZ s1 s sc do pork m
10 F'E ''' '''' SKIS corn 20 *, a;e. 20 A''' sugar.
IIyERrooI-pe sbn Geo Green loso srs o,a i-r c f
1910 Gd. shserOn Marsh RspIets states, a
s., si! do % ySS Do Bus
10 can G &S .a Si do sp cT F 60 bales do uRs
S s Id. X d. d. G5 e. r NaISti As
m r'E IL ey s' Green crates lis casks
LyERroolrer ship Refuge 1920 SIX, salt W H Hayn,.
i"% sss sse. ma9. 1909 do
400 strings srk box flowers lot crude sulphur Bary
80 rnnes to cnhane 4' ems QUO ''S 80 CASKS oS'
sr Martha; 10000 lumber, 600 pair blind.
anu doors to Simpson &eo,
EEG 'isn1 s OF r re ao
Us d Rnn'eF Williams Ssess d cHnmnss
Carroll %es jury TX /
@DZs Ward hss en $g
sd hides baakins ~ Bales cotton n To ry ~
s1 mp, ALL, a. SaIsi FIFTY: siss WEiE.,
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sa DO Darby %'fy "a ' 800 *, rss s0 NSs M
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Total To ni ga nha p tobacco
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-17

"A e1ors ,o va n.on roo.;rr,l al Az co,nor+ Nv,
Yard to fit out the U. s. ship St. Louis Immediately
Commander r. b. Cunningham has been ordered to thu
command of the U. s. sloopot-war Levant, Commander
Andrew Harwood received orders to command the u
s sloop war St. Louis.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-17

Tur MAINE Law PENNsyLyANIA.-The vote taken
on "Wednesday the first section of the proposed Maine
law in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives and
was rcecedyeas 49, nays So 1t appears that Of whgs
and natives and 10 democrats voted for it, and IA wings
aud &c democrats against it.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-17

BuESos AYnEs Advices from Butnos Ayres. dated
March 2 received at NewYork state that the city had
surrendered to the allied forces that Cr4uiza had been
appointed Governor that the troops had sacked and
burned many houses.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-17

SUICIDE SLATE.-Ou Tuesday the 9th inst. slave
belonging to Mr. Bellale MORGAN, Bayou DesGlases.
having committed theft and finding that his master
going to chastse kim for it, threw himself into the
BAYOU and was drowned.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-17

GAMING GERMaNy,-rhe gaming table at Hamburg
is kept by company of shareholders who have just
ceivcd from last years returns, dividend of cent
Gambling to be safer business for the bankboers
/. than for the players
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-17

THE IRoS Rock lslANp-The last number of the
Rock Island (Il) Advertiser says:
placed beyond all that together
with the other mineral wealth which this neghborhood
yields iron of the first quality is to be found in the
greatest abundance only few miles from this city We
have, within few days been shown five different spcci-
Of this which taken from the land Of Saml
Brittun, two or three miles above Moline in this
county 1t is pronounced by the best judges to be equal
to the best iron that is in the United
States. Mr.. Britun, who is familiar with the mines of
England well of this country us that he has
superior article in Great Britain Besides it
been satisfactorily ascerained that the dcpOste here
is incxhaustable; and look forward to the time,
with the when hundreds of will
be employed among in unearthing this important
of wealth. and making subservien to the Of
MANI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-17
NEW ORLEANS
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL II. 1862

II
na papers learn by the British steamer Louisa that
flores was IN Sfatuqo at bobcs Afnera an island about
o'y h'es from Lanbayeque, with his steamer Chill and
49, 80" vessels That the citizens of Lima generally
'' MS prospects Of success very fair that con.
s toeFS; thc Lima undertook to go into Guayaquil
s - III hit where Flores was expected after sunset
ana was hred upon five times mi that great ions
LA" peeh made for the tecoponhof Flores and arp,
""u'"er I" settlers parad1d. fully armed and
'Fpea' "hch the necessary landings were made from
'' Lima None excepting those who were to remain
a'i 'hose VINO went ashore for exchange of the mails
were permitted to land The Of the rash expert
h"it Vi running into Gunyaqu at night the reaues,
oI the Equadprian EnbasEador who had left Lin, ana
"A returning to his Government who declared thai
he would himself take the rrsnousiIlitv nf tba Ii,s
Of orders - ~ "t
me snip Lyons cleared Valparaiso some davs he
gore the Lima osensiby California and proceeded to
,,la" villa 100 Chians and caunols etc, for General
ofeS Those IN charge Of her expected to RECEIVE ore,
[" FLORES at CaIiao Before however, the Lima reached
uayaGuii- the Lyons discovered near by running
nt" ''bS Aiueru. Thus is the delay of Flores at th.
stha explained The Lyons left Valparaiso under tn,
American flag without paying single bill there and th,
hhrht sent steamer after her. which returned in
two lays not having oycrhauled her.
BUSINESS was improving Valparaiso few tlays be-
lor We steamer sailed vessel from Baltimore arrived
with H barrels Of flour which she landed at IS per bar
RET without paying duty This in accordance with l,
regulation Of thu custuns that when -four is 80 pcr h,r
rel upwards foreign -four shall be admitted free Of
auty rms article has been high So but this cargo
e be arrival OF large quantities from the interior re-
duced it to Sc with downward tendency Crons ,v.r
all good ' ~
n some Equadorion convcts at the Galapago Islands
having murdered the captain and Of an American
Whale snip cruising there took possession thereof
and Sarted for Guyaquil hoping to conciate the Gov
ernmch by opposing Flores. They took two schooners
Ills interest and murdered all on board some fifty men
ihey were taken bya Swedish frigate which had been
f.loaed to prevent the entry the hurbor by vessels
unauthorized.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-17

Hans Wilson, the oldest and wealthiest inhabitant OF
Steubepve Ohio died at that place the 2lst inst 1t
is said he left about $50 600 the Presbyterian church
and IFS missionaries.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-17

FoRGERy-A clerk named James Ray, was arrested in
Savannah the 9th for perperating successful forgery
OF $4,000 on Marine and Fire Insurance Bank of that
city. The money recovered,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-17

PoLiTIcAL SrocKs.-The NewYork Herald has the l.
lowing report of the political stock market Buchanan
stock has fallen off of late, and Cass stock risen little
Douglas stock is very fancul article and with
every breath of wind There have been sales in IIou
ton stock for long time Fillmore stock has been rising
prodgieusly in the South, and Webster stock is
looking up little. But the greatest fall has been in Scott
stock which had been going down, till fears
tanned that it would collapse before the next dividend
declared Fortunately the nomination in Albany has
given it fresh start--so it is going up again.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-17

NAvALeters recently received from Turin state that
the u S. flagship Independence Commodore Morgan, is
daily expected at Genoa from Naples where she has win
tered On way to the United States she will stop at
Ieghorn to take in sculpture from the American
artists at Florence for the Capitol at Washington.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-17

DhsTRrcrtyE FINE rs SAyAvHAH The Charleston Cou-
rirr of Monday ays The steamer Jasper arrived here
yesterday from Savannah reported that extensive
raging there nj her departure We understand from
private dispatch that about two O'Clock yesterday
morning flames discovered issuing from the sed ad
joining Mr.. c. A. Lamar's Cotton Press in that city
which the wind being high spread rapidly and entirely
destroyed Mr. Lamar's warehouse. containing cotton
presses and between four aud FIVE thousand bales
ton The ships Jane Hammond and Isabella. which were
aground at the wharf could not be removed and re-
greet to learn that the former nearly consumed toge
thcr with the cotton board The Isabella was also in
iured, Mr. iamar' sheds and press which cost $4,000
were only insured for 100000 His books and papers
which in iron safe also entirely consumed
He also lost horse valued at $500 Messrs Allen (
Ball 1910 bales which however were insured
Messrs q W. Gnrmany & Co lost 500 bales and Messrs
r. Moyneaux Low 4 Co, VIM Battersby and several
other firms had different amounts of cotton destroyed
graicd to learn that all were insured. The total
loss estimated 100000 How the fire originated or
what insurance offices affected have not learned
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-17

DREApruL SHlpwREcK.-A dispatch from Boston, dated
the 9th says large ship is known to have struck at
Peaked Hill Bar during the late gale and went to pieces
All has on board we're lost and nothing has yet oatei
ashore to indicate the name Of the vessel She's supposed
10 have hssH foreign weasel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-17

faoN GuAYA9rL.-A commercial letter from Guaya-
q"il Of March H. received in NcwYork that thu
crop Of cocoa will be almost entirely lost owing to the
mte revolutionary disturbances throughout the country
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-17

CALFoRNIA SrEcuLArIoSs SARpINIA-A private letter
from Turin, says the Newark Advertiser speaks Of the
prevalence of the gold fever in that section of the world
rhe writer remarks:
Speculation in California gold lands has been intro
iccd into this remote part of Europe David Hoffman.
ILL., D. formerly eminent jurist of Baltimore is
siding London. the representative of Col Fremont
Among whom he has leased rather with whom
h. has contracted lands belonging to the Colonel
III the gold regions is Mr. George Barrlou de la Pugerr.
If Paris This named gentleman is in Turin by his
agents. offering leases to those disposed to emigrae either
Is gold diggers agrcuurists. on inviting terms-with
what success is yet to be known.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-17
Ill ciS.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN

NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NoRTHERNl
RAILROAD COMPANY. i
EHUBLIC notice is hereby given that the Lists
for subscription 70 the Charter an. Capital SS, Of the MEN
COMPANY open the following places New Orleans:
FIRST pSTRlCTAt the Office thu Gas Company Common
SECOND DSrRCT-Att the Citizens bank.
THIRD the office the Railroad
FOURTH DISTRICT-At the office Of the Parish Recorder
lists viii circulated
and h-n cightoring Parishes.
be- unt April
opened unit he Beard
- Notice hereby Stockholders
Board Directors for the
business held the yccum HALL OPPOSITE Lafayette Square,
MONDAY the 18th April S59, etco the hours O'clock
andth o'clock NJ.
NewOleans, April J. 1881 -
L. MATTHEW'S President pro tenn.
CALHOUN, Secretary. APPS tapls
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-17

FURTHER CHNA.-Later advices from China say
that the rebellion is becoming more and more serious
Chngwa one of the Kwangs is now ut the head of ten
thousand men besieging the city Of Watum Chow The
siege has now continued about month but the rebels
show no disposition to retire and the great Tartar Gene
raj and his troops afraid to approach as to
hazard an engagement and have pitched their encam-
mcnt at considerable distance 1t is entirely owing to
the united efforts the inhabitants that the cit" has
hitherto escaped falling into the hands of the rebels
KrShen of disturbances raised by HIM in Kan
ub had compelled to strangle himself with piece
# silk sent him is customary, by the Emperor The
Friend of China also says
Ry an express from IIanhow. We learn that body OF
five six nd rebels have lately made their appear
in the district of Ycbang in loonan province plum
lprng in all directions. They have already wounded
than forty soldiers and have killed six majors ana
captains besides taking possession OF ten post stations
three military encampmcnts and two forts 1t is reported
that they have sent messengers to the kwangs rebels
wishing join their party hence it appears that the
power Of these rebels is increasing greatly Lo the GOV
of Iounan province has ordered most strict watch
to he kept up in the districts of Kwciyang and nwoo
and body of ten thousand troops TO proceed to tint
of the outbreak
The number of fcebooting operations in the China wa
appear have considerably leSsened since the squat
increased those Shores We observe but few
prtica incidents record for the mouth of December
The Portuguese schooner Aurora bound from Shanghai
to Macoa struck rock off PinRiho, on the 10th o
December and plundered of every movable to thu
value of $1,000
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-17

VIII leave SATURDAY April II, at o'clock
ETOR ALABAMA LANDING QUA 80
d. CHlTA CITY TRENTON, MONROE CoLUN- f4sEaAs.stia
BlA, IIARRISONBuRd, TRINITY, SALINE ANDzS==szsaa.k
BLACK RiyERSR guar Saline and ouachi Rivers
LEILA 2The superior light ,ranght LEILA
Captain Lewis will leave above For freight passage, apply
board, to lnp17l T. B. SMITH, "a Pcydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-17


LlNERfOOI-Pe shp Geo 1850 bars railroad
bd Marsh, Ranlet, States va Davidson
do Co;ll W ,kco-6 Bur
Dale Dolad1 caak do Buiac-3
DO do Cranler &co? bxs do ren, Ciecg &co? bales
col do Mathew ssk do U Pollard &coal pkgs
valid kol6 bds ia do Edge Aulord &co-o pig
restey BIen SKIS salt GEO Green Brol2
mlsr, 5ls bx. tnplat-, order.
LVERPooL-Pers ship Refugee 1920 SKIS salt W H Haynes
BoSToN-Per ship John W White; Assorted mdse.
PALERAOPer bark Gondo 2955 boxes
400 strings grck box flowers lot crude sulphur Bare
BORDEAUX-Pe brig me- 4 casks brandy
80 to r Cnhuzac. -
sr Martha: 10000 lumber, pair blinds
lSnortt a Z SimusoN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-17
RIVER AND MARINE.
NTEw ORLEANS EMlGRANT AND Is

REMITTANCE oFFICE--The undersigned at his old
established ucr, accommodate persons
r=rning money England Scotland
Ring sight draush payable in the aovnanee
He
brought from Liverpool this goc hs and reasonable
Parties living distance addressing letter la)
the undersigned, will be promptly attended to-
slO JOHN TO0LE IS Bank Place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-17

OFFICE DAILY CRESCENT, I
Saturday Morning. April II, 1852.
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Ship Augustus, Kinney, Hamburg, ] P Whitney ixeo
Ship Peter Marcy Leach Boston, II Gale
Br slip John Liverpool, Maxwell
orhr Arpc, Sheppard, Corpus Christi, Master
eehr J2s Arthur Harrison, Mobile, Jas Fnrrcly
Srlr Geo Lincoln, Saunders, Sabine City & WickhIm
sp EoaccA Segunda DANA, Muno- Barcelona Cusaths
Steamer Bee, Gerard, Weunlka, Oglesty * Mscaulay
ARRIVED.
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Ece-ICe.

ECe-lce-ECe.
J. S 7 A F F o R D o.,
~ Having larger supply ICE than the trade otr 10
pack ORDER surpassed and deliver to Steamboats, or
part the city, Ii of ICE and smSaekaes pro-
portion. We determined compete with in the rss
mh22 Inns No. NEW LEyEE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-17

NDASS CHRISTIAN EL.-This we'll -,
establishment will reopen the FIRST #sn
DAY OF JUNE
will be made the public satisfaction
rcput2tion the FIRST CLASS OrELn
I'll its appointments. .
apis 'ie1ls X. II. MONTGOMERY, Manager.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-17

MEMORANDA.
IT The Anaanth left St Loui. the port
loading for NewOrehns, steamers l. NJ Kenne Columbus
SPOKEN.
By the ship John W White the eth
Light ship Slrah Louisa hence-wished o be reported.
By the ship Geo Green Liverpool the
Light steamship UNDERSTOOD Havana,
port the United
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-17

viii leave SATURDAY, April II, a o'clock P.
gNOR FFERSON, PORT CADDO, ~ ~
T. stEEvEroRT M IAN. E spm;, Ma
superior and swift passenger packet STORM Captain
Q [aplf1 r. b. SMITH, "a Poyiras street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-10

ce"s''<'' p,,, .pyIrrIA, wednssaay June9, is5a
This morning, the building NO. NO -. so %,
NH, was much injured BY fire. The building and
s.ped sy john e he ee;hes who lose heavily The
se,d,na : ownss BY John N Bsneseseh. :;
coosd doctor has Sssn commune at ss. !.
P several persons have been arrested On IN
e,'. shsyfed with u,tering the new Eve dollar
eoopseIish notes the Commercial bsnk OF fn'iao9
pALi Large quantities of strawberries are dis.
IS as,Iv I'm dis city, at prices ranging from eight
somenty.fve cent. per quart The qasntiies and prices
A lovely day is sojourning with u.s..
The steamship City of Pitssburg, hay
ing been reftted In splendid manner VIII sa HT n
us port for San Francisco on the 10th inst sne "
tended for the Pacific trade ~;a,od
The city and districts have aPPfPgP onrsb of
literally for the purpose Of celebrating the fOu'A
Julv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-10
Loco Foco oMEss, PowprR, ToKcurs

ROMAN CANDLES, AND RAruicArIoN-The "hard
hsted" were abroad last nigh. and the three Rs
Ratification RUM and Rowdy ism-were RAMPANT Tho
general features Of the proceedings were OF the usual
cut snd-dried order. Certain were set down for
speeches, many to sit on the platform so many to
herrah when the drum-msor exhibited his forednger
90 many to cry "Put him out" when dissenter gave
voice, 90 many to call for speakers sc, sc.
Olnnoss was the beginning. A large mainssT of
some vessel dsmantled under the tariff of 40 had been
smeared over with the names of the New Men," and
rope had been stretched from Tammany 10 the famous
Hickory Polkand Dallas tree tho other side Of the
street With much difficulty, the "barneF' was ram
med through the window OF a servants bedroom
and partly stretched upon the rope; Blu, jus. As
ahe elscquers had drawn in their breath 10 give
mighty cheer, the platform broke. the Old Hickory
gave way, the Haunting main-sa collapsed like wied
undertook cabbage leaf, and the first "Dsnoslsae"
stsndsrd tel TO the ground, and was ignomniOasly
trsmple4 In the dust. This omen wss dsmper upon
ne whole proceedings the nsgna,es were sadly
roubed, and with heavy heart that they araly
nade she % fsten hook suSde II fasi'ise saye.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-10
AnrsrnrNrs. &C, THIS DAY AID EVENING.

METROPOLITAN Hall Horticultural ExbitonDAy sad Evening.
RseAs Gafdea-G v. Brooks-CoTsioAR srohe-7sf Z. nj
Castle Garden Raliei--sathniel- knusset Family.
Broadway 1hesier-Mme Celeste la Bsyadete &c-Tk Pm
Bn,ton as Theaier--PsTis and Londoa-5A PM
lyccan The1tcF-Tie Ryals-rot OF The feiHcoatS
Bsreums Museum Day and Evening Mary Llcs wood, &c
Ssf>rA. nssviews Asia hincrDsy ~ Evsnins
Astor rlAce-Done's Comic Troupc Framed Animals.
fsaxhsn 6arden-Mnstfcls, sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-10
CITY ITEMS.
RANGE OF rHR THKRMo

RANGE OF rHR THERMOMETER AT
A. J. Dslasours, Formerly Lyaoh Clarks) 25lA Faiist
1892. "a. NJ. Noon. SPIN 5P. ~
June 9...6l % 20 %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-10

Ia Yesterdays weather was as good as
anybody In reason could desire. Not warm, perhaps
A. the date In June might warrant but all the more
agreeable for its GOODNESS toward our ezerS May it
continue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-10

The RaILRoAD-Right once m0re.-The
Board Of Asss,an, Aldermen lat night unanimously
vert back the only feasible and proper for the
Sixih-av Railroad, viz, from Ctam5ersst through
West broadway, Csnal-st, Varick-st, Carnine ST. and
sixih-aE Il recolIect rightly, the Aldermen already
stand BY this route nothing Is wanted nov bu. for
the Common Council TO say no more about IT, ozt ct
the Company proceed with their work. Do e. rs
have the Railroad without further delsy TIE Company
quite anxious tc &c, the ia no:Jn as the pao
ia cen t., sni nerit, G. siz weeks me-, oglt %
see AZ cenIttaI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-10

SALE OF PAINTINGs.-The following
prices were obtained for paintings belonging D. Hunt
ington ESQ., by the auction at his residence conducted
by Messrs. Leeds & Co: small landscape by Durand
1926; "The Tribute Money" by Huntington, $3.50;
The Cross in the Wilderness by ]. Cole, S3lOi
White Plume" by Huntington, Sls5i Velvet Hat,
BY the same $50; Lake Scene by the same, sIoo
Also several Others by various artists, from SO up TO
500. Line engrayngs brought from $40 to sJj each
The sale was quite spirited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-10

PEOPLES WASH AND BATH-HeUsE,
No III Mottst-Upwsrd of 700 persons have bathed
here SEINE Of our days last week. The Swimming
Bath quite popular with the boys It's capital place
for bows to learn SWIM unattended with any danger.
The low price, three cents brings within the reach Of
almost any one. Women In the neighborhood begin to
find out and appreciate the advantages here enjoyed for
washing clothes Their numbers are steadily increas-
ing. At no place much washing by hand be per.
formed with so little labor
few days since, we were told by the mstron that
one laundry that frequents the building washed
sixteen dozen Of family clothing, and dried large share
of them in less than i've hours time The charge for
all the advantages for doing this amount Of work in so
short time, would be about fifteen cents Surely women
that understand their own interes. well as comfort
will avail themselves Of the advantages here offered al.
most without money or price.