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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-13
Remember


The only original and genuine WISTAR BALSAM
OF WILD CHERRY, was introduced in the year 1888,
and has been well tested in all the complaints for which
is recommended. Fur ten years II has proved more
ehicar Ous n remady for Coughs Guilds, mfuenzn,
BrOnch it is, Asthma and Consumption in incpient
stages, than any other medicine.
SETH w FOWLE, Druggist, No, 1873 Washington
street Boston, Mass is the sole proprietor Of the original
receipt for the manufacture Of the genuine medicine, and
supplies both wholesale and retail and of whom agen
cles can be obtained.
DR.. VIM A. Shaw says, I" | wish heartily success to
your medicine. consider every If arrest Of the
faal symptoms OF pulmonary disease as direct tribute
to suffering himanty amt hopeless these
generally that physicians Justin IN using any remedy
which has signay benefited Others One thlngs certain:
the publ always have guaranty that patent medicines
will generally be sustained only just long rs they are
we'll prepared and continue to relieve cure"
In mnre rece letter he says" As Wister's Balsam
Of Wild Cherry is the only patent medicine TO which
have gwen my public recommendation, shall not
be suspected by the candid Of giving rash preeptaie
testimony as to what have and heard Of its effect )"
None genuine, unless signed l. Burn on the wrapper
AGENTS for WIsTAR'S BALSAM.-Redi-d Gran
mis- S. Collins. Montpelier John A. s. White, F.
Smith, Adam Hobart Mortified John P. Hale, Panheld.
Putnam & Wooster Marshheld ]. NJ. Richardson, Waits
field ; B. P Goss, Waterbury; G. Perry Co., Cabot
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-13

For sale BY F. BRUWJN, Proprietor,
Corner of State and Washington Streets,
BOSTON,
And by the following agents in Vermont:
Ludlow, Andrew Pettgrew, Jr Brookeld, j. W. French;
Bradford C. & E. Prchard Windsor H. Wardner Mont
peer, s. P. Redheld Springfield, Charles Sabine 81
Juhnsbury J. q. Bingham sharon, Baxter & Wabridge
Hartford, J, G. Brooks Burlington, A. e. Spear Monpe-
lier, X. Collins Johnson, Saml Merriam Hinesburgh
G. d. Willis; Windham, w. Harris & Son N Benning-
ton, Hawkes. Il Co, Burlington, Starkey Howard
stdfford, Hutch g. Fmry Wallingford J. MartindaIe
BrnttIa Z. u TAYLOR 10
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-13
PETTEs a. LOVEJOY.
Water Wheels.
DE EaimeS.

WE have received 90 pieces of De LANES and Beage,
w De Laines-new and beautiful styles. We shall also
receive this week. general assortment Of DRY GOODS,
suitable for the LYMAN d KING.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-13
BOYS Clothing.

An Assortment constantly on hand by
May 3, 1852. %
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-13
Interesting cure OF Bronchitis.


To Ds. A. L. RoeERsi-Your statement that the Sy-
rup Of Lverwort Tar, and Canchaagna," would relieve
me- mas proved more than trne' am not " this momsn
troubled with one sign symptom of BRONCHITIS, to
which had been so long martyr. As you are aware
had completely lost my ice expectOraed freely, and
had an ineessaht, hacking Cough That my condi-
ton two months ago But in consequence Of peTsever-
ing use Of your medicine In connection with the Garges
prescribed in your pamphlet, my articulation is por
tecty distinct, clear and the white, ropy dis
charge from the throat has ceased and the Cough sill
ent. In short, AM CURED Aud consider the case
such an extraordinary that cannot fOTbear umshin
you with this additional proof of the efficacy ofyOur pre-
paration.
HIRAM BARKER, Fulton Market.
New York, Aug. 95th, 1851.
CAUTION None genuine, unless there is on the Buff
wrapper note of hand, signed with pen, by A. l.. SEQ
vile Il Co.
For sale by A. L. sCOVILLG CO., at their Depot Gothic
Hail. 36 Broadway NJ Y, and by all respectable Drug
giSts IN the United States and Canadas.
Also for sale in Montpelier by S 7. Redied and s. X.
Collins.
PRCEIn large bottles 81 90; or bottles for $500.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-13
New Goods
H0YAg-FMw A@ANRmW.

THE subscriber gives notice. that as the busy season of
tho year is approaching when VIII nc. oe ehPedlent
delivering public Lectures be has connected himself with
Royaon Academy, as Principal !. Is hls design to make
jng NJ teachers Thorough instruction will be given
both in The Classical and English Departments Music
Drawing and Painting various kinds VIII be taught by
The Summer Term will commence May 18th, and con.
time eleven weeks Students not received for less time
than half term Tuition payable at the middle Of the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-12
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IU'Hp ID STRICT = ATTEMPTED RhBBEff.-
'ltrl my free colored individual yrs,"f1ay
nni''n !mr!ng attempt to rob herman on .he iasou
Road APPEARS Bartbelmy being slightly ihto11-
cptDd and feeling vacancy in his exchegucF made a
the aforesaid German, for the purpose Of re-
diminishing department Knowing the German 70 be
Dosscsscd Of certain quantities of the filthy lucre he
forthwith demanded of him two dollars by way OF com
pulsory tribute. The German being OF that Kina VINO q
moi rpcopnz. refused contribute wnerenpor
Bartben,y drew out very murderous looking knife and
threatened to decapate the German he oid not le
iately render up as demanded. Luckily FOR the bpth
three happened to be passing who seeing ms nm
ment peril arrested the freebooter, Barthemy anu con
veycd him to prison.
FIRST DISTRICT CoCRT.-The Grand jury was
in session in this Court Saturday They foulli bll
against Jean Adam Anthony Dcllsle LOUIS n'Lsr
and Charles Parker for the murder Of the slave gr
the 18th Of February last 1t VIII bs re una
the dwelling of Chevillon and there committed tne mr
der All the parties are in custody except LOUIS Dhs
who made his escape. Parker is only charged as accesa
nv after the fact in removing of the bloody cothc
| and money of Adam from his room after the killing.
The parties indicted Oh the same facts LOT en-
tering with intent to steal
A bll was found against Robert Robinson. T. NJ. c.. fo
cutting with with intent to KILL another j. M e.
named S A. Taylor, on the 4th of February last
Augustus White. sometimes called the Judge" wa
indicted in three for bringing counterfeit money III
to the State.
The bill against Henry Lewis and Others accused 0
having murdered the Californian the Shell Road wa
ignored. the evidence being only circum'tantlal IT,
VIM Spriggins. charged with the murder OF jaime
Campbell admitted to bail in the sum OF sloiooo
CAUGHr-The man Craft, or Coleman, who
charged with the murder Of Theodore Nye in Mobile OF
the 18th of February last was caught IN oi
and brought back through this city on saturday
the custody Of Messrs McGbon and Roulston and con
gcyed to Mobile
| SENT DowN-Stephen White. for attempting
to stab and James Gallager boy. sent by Recorde
| Seuz rnr;tu before the First District Court.
Other Of minor Importance were disposed OF IN IN
| different Police Courts.
| SECOND Observation-Disclosures YEsTERDAY-
| LARcESy.-John Condo. seaman belonging to the shi
D. Sheppard. charged the oath Of Pedro Iuart
having the high distracted from the chest
deponcnt lot of ewery James Clark. also sailor o
the ship is charged with being principal In til
same offence They were taken care Of
| CHARITY HOSPITAL REPoRT.--The followin
report of this institution for the week ending Sa
urday the 10th inst Admissions 1873 Discharged. 2'S
| Deaths. % Remaining ia
| On Suspicion. Three men, calling themselve
Thomas Campbell VIM. Reilly and James Bennett wei
by officer Martin Fallon for having in their pc
any quantity Of shoes which they were endeavo
ing SELL and which he believes to have been stolen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-12
NEW ORLEANS
MONDAY MORNING, APRIL u, 1852

4 TuE CusAN TRIALS IN NEwYoRK.--The Of O'Sul-
vnn and others, charged with getting up Cuban exped
ton from NewYork after occupying the U. S. District
Court in that city twenty days submitted to the
jury tho Sd inst Concerning the assertion Of Mr..
Van Buren, that the jury judges Of the law and the
facts. Judge JudSon, who presided, said that they
only judges If the facts and that it the sole right Of
the e. urt to determine questions of law.
il the jury should lind the accused guilty, it did not
ilUw that they were to be confined in the State prison
for years The Court did understand the law,
and in the of conviction he would send the pris-
ouyrs to Kings county Jail.
He trusted that the jury would not be Influenced by
the consideration that persons charged with similar often
aGu uittcd at NewOreans. The Jury would
--~aeInbrr that they sitting in NewYork and in
Mississippi Louisiana. Judge Judson also referred
Bur trial for treason and said that Burr ought to have
been convicted" Up to the time the southern mail closed
on the 3D. no verdict had been agreed upon.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-12

NATIONAL Wing CONVENTIONAL correspondent Of the
Baltimore Sun writing from Washington the 4th says
The whg Senator'S it said held consultation yescr
day the subject of the time and place of holding the
National hig Convention 1t is further said that
of those present in favor of recommending that
Philadelphia be the place and the LIST Of July the time
the meeting. But no definite conclusion arrived at
committee appointed TO confer with any committee
to be appointed by the wings of the House. 1t has been
understood that the time and place for the Wing Con-
vention would be fixed by the whig members Of Con-
and that the time would be distant give the
rty chance to rally and unite, and take the advau-
Of any mistakes which the Baltimore Convention
--- tall into.1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-12

THE STEAM FRrGA1E SuseuEHASSA. - The Pinang
Straits of aacca Gazette Of the nth January fur
nishes the following interesting paragraphs:
g The United States steam frigate Susquehanna OF
about 5000 burden and 1000 horse power engines
Gale the 5th inst and arrived in road tead
Monday morning, with Commodore Aulick. commanding
the United States squadron i'll the East Indies and China
During the course of the day. G. C. Currer Ed
Consul for the United States Of America this station
proceeded board. and his leaving salute of seven
guus fired from the steamer royal salute honul
the British flag then given by the irigate and
turned by the fort Shortly after the Commodore landed
aud the fort greeted him with salute of fifteen guns
which ret urned from the steamer.
This steamer. understand. built at Phiadei-
phia about year ago. and had left America only
months since She will quit this port for Singapore and
China tomorrow morning. During her stay Ceylol
she visited by about eight thousand persons and
have the qualification to state that the Commodore
has kindly granted permission to all parties who may b,
DESTROYS Of doing to visit the steamer and view ths
beautiful monarch of the ocean The appearance O
the gate shore is very remarkable but she is
of great beam and depth OF hold and carries nine 6S
Founders The community Of the station, glad tt
perceive have been treated with the music of the
of the trgate at the Fort Eparade in the evenings.
need not say that this favor will be appreciated by all
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-12

Loa MoNrEs-The visit of Lola Monies to some of the
pubic schools has taken share of the attention of
the Northern press for the last two weeks and large
amount moral Indignation has been expended by par
tiruary virtuous editors 1t is not unapt figure to
lkcn of them to certain ground bugs laborng to
roll and enlarge ball which they have formed of such
material would adhere to it. Mr. Emerson, one of
Lola escort this famous visit is out in card de
nouncing the ovation addresses in French
and Latin etc ali CANNON The greater the fuss they
kick up about it, the more will it rebound to Loas profit
We do not think the discussion is dispeasng to her. The
greater the excitement the greater the houses.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-12

FILLMORE IN ISDIANA-The following is extract from
he letter Of prominent citizen Of Indiana; Nothing
would afford greater pleasure than to hear of the
nomination of Mr. Fillmore at the Convention that will
assemble this The nomination of any other per-
under all circumstances would be inn
proper snd unjust Mr. F. and to the wings party
General Scott cannot receive the cordial support
the wings in all sections know such s the case here
and amongst neghbors in Kentucky. 1t might be
well inquire if he receive the of single State
south u Mason and Dixon's linc.n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-12

> A j. EoR ARREsTEp The NcwfOrk papers announce
the arrest of Samuel J. Profer for issuing and passing
two checks of upwards of 500 banks where he had
never kept any account This individual of the
parties Who figured conspicuousy in the recent Miles
conspiracy case and at the time of his arrest the
above charge he acting juror the investigation
of the collision on the Harlem railroad
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-12

~ half ao az IN, hams IL tsIs pork 81 do lard IS
~ A.
Nav VanhookinI ctnde bills WHISKY, % do lard
Wight Aco-bO do yi.ky lard Taylor CAsalg do beef
butter v alt sG Hf
c.ndes adamsi0 bids bacon ~ G hns
H.. IA ,s.n, M "a Il" ia,d III % do egg
Geradn aeo-sundries order
NAsHyJIJEPer steamer Globe IS bind, tobacco
2es Mgor AiowayT5 hhds % nles eo'te
Hewitt, dsogt Williams Phillips @co,S DO
a' = nnas iopaeey 81, - o K n short aeo3 do
wipgeid Pse eo-3 Shield. pork Y-stnan ef
oYdsrTotai, 7sl nnt
fo,ton--241 bids tobacco p.
GRESADAPer oscsots 30 bale. cotton McRas Goldman
tol5 Payne IfggnIis Wright Williams sco!ll 90 = q ~
Cronwrl-4 S..n Lowe Pntson &coso Williams
81 Owen dcois Msenore, Curn dcoa- ti Mclean
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-12

bales Cotton found purchasers at Friday rates
NEW CLASSIFICATION.
inferior as Midding Fair $50. s11tSs1
Ordinary 614M65S Fair ............. 85aaGe
Mddlng .67S074a Good Fair: .......9h@
Good Middlng. -. .1AG6Good and fine.. Ia -
ToBACCO-We heard Of sales of only IS hhds includ-
ing 26 hhds at 34 hhds at 35S II al 4s, and % at
4}4t q h.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-owing to the Indictment
weather little or nothing done in Sugar, but some
$50 bbls Molasses sold 2o26 and 200 half bbs
good rel boiled. at 271se Z gallon.
FLOUR-The transactions were very limited One or
two lots of Ohio -four were offered SO CO. and 100 bbs
extra choice St Louis (Harrson brandt brought the
IRENE rate of So 80 q Dbl
CORN-Trausacons the Levee pretty much
SUSPENDED the largest sale Corn being white
at 47c p bushcl.
WaEAT-5OOo bushels prime Indiana sold at 75&
? bushel.
PKOyISIONS-The Pork market continued firm, with
sales of 500 bbs Mess in three lots at S % unnpected
100 bbs NJ o. at SIG IS and 100 bbs Humps at 10 rs:
also another lot of 200 bb at ST. % for Mess s3 Is fer
Rumps and s14 50 for Prime. Bacon in good request
and the following lots sold 2i casks prime Sides l2 So
80 and 2O) at 90 and 81 casks Shoulders in two lots
tx. u ii OF Lard noticed sales of 200 bbls No.
at 81 and 40 kegs at 97s0e also. day or two pre-
viously. 1881 kegs prime in two lots at 10t p ib.
sOAp--Salcs 300 boxes Palm Soap and so Oleine
at At.
| BAGGING AND ROPE-4O0 pieces and coils taken at
12s1 and 81 6. long time adding interest.
| WHISKY-15O bbls sold in one lot. at 17c.
| COFFEE--No change Sales $50 bags Rio, partly re
bagged. at 9i4GD91a4.
FREIGIITs-A ship taken for Live pool at the advance
rate of sd for Cotton
| EXCHANGES-Far demand for Domestic bills,
Sterling. l0s1sN1o
Network sixty-day Bills 11s012sc n ct disc
Sight Checks on Newfork. parGG14 q ct pm,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-12

" THE FUGITIVE AcT-A dispatch from Harrisburg, dated
April g. saws The House last evening passed to third
reading by vote of 80 to IS the bill from the Senate
pealng the sixth section of the 1877 prohibiting the
use of as of this commonwealth for the detention of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-12

CoHGnEss SrEANsnPs.-The steam projects, we
learn are have another chance at this session. and
several from which the Committee Naval Affairs in
the Senate discharged before other commit
tees for consideration Among these Moores modified
project line of mail steamers between California and
China Titbatts' project of line from NewYork to Gal
wny and Liyingstons line between NrwYorS and Genoa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-12

- McALtIsrER THE MAGIcIAn-This celebrated person
age after astonishing the citizens of Baltimore for several
weeks recently with his wonderful performances is
holding forth in Richmond, Va. With his skill in magic
and NJ Weston as his agent, he is bound to do
tenSye business wherever he goes.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-12

EMASc1p ATEp.-A Mrs Ware. of Frankfort X g. recently
deceased has by her will emancipated all her slaves about
thirty in number and has provided for the purchase OF
about thirteen hundred of land lying the Miami
canal. which they to be placed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-12

Nor EASILY BEAT-lhe last two passages (out and
home) of the London packet ship Northumberland Capt
j. NJ Lord, made in thirty days.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-12

FahscH soLDIERs-Mr. Walsh, in letter to the NV
York journal of Commerce from Paris states that th'
stories published in the English papers about the mas
4acres in Paris by the soldery not true He says
The French sodiery have been under my observation
IN the of the fifteen years past in nearly every
garrison town in the country in the largest bodies in
ties and sngly and it has happened to me to wit
ness single instance of brutality any misconduct
whatever. Taken body class they are thu
best behaved people have known"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-12

America Apaaaico-J Riddle, lady and child
Finley and lady, Miss Locke and M Colt Mr. Smaa;
l,y, l. Bushnell MGGbee Perry, Cook, NJ Bridges,
Soiorrtn-17 steernge.
brig Tehu4nteIcc from Vera Crlz-25 passengers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-12

A REcoNcILiArioN.-Lord Palmerston and Lord John
Russell have made up their little differences and are now
the best friends in the world
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-12

THE CALIFORNIA TICKET SwlNplERs AS yet no tidings
nave been obtained of the California ticket swinderS
Palmer Haght, who fled from NewYork come time since
The VIM Penn and City of Network both at
that port and it is understood that Of the swindlcd
parties who sent from NewYork in these steamers
will proceed against them in the hope of securing them
lives again st loss by the swindle
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-12

BoorH, AcroR.-lhe Augusta (Ga) Constitution
alist says that Booth made miserable failure in Hamlet
that city few nights since. He most gloriousIy
corned, and sawed the air = prodigously
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-12

ARREST Dr.. BALDwlS.--rhe Washington News states
that DR. John Baldwin. charged with abSracting papers
from the files of the State Department. arrested in
Philadelphia Friday. lie brought before the Cir
cult Court Saturday at Washington and recognized
for his appearance in the Criminal Court upon
indictment for larceny,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-12

AccIpENT.-Mather Lufburrow and Edward Jones. o
Savannah, severely injured Monday last in tina
city by the falling of joice in n new building.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-12

TiIRTY-FivE FAMILIES ONE IousE.-The way some
people hUe in Newfork, would to indicate DISPOSE
ton to gain any place in storm Assistant Captain
McKenny, of the Third Police District made report to
the Chief Of house in Hicks street. the ID inst aud
owned by Jacob Frost Esd which is occupied by about
| Mtrfy:te Jdmies among which many of small
pox spotted ever ship fever and other contagious dis
There were, the time Of the report two dead
bodies living in the house
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-12

RAILROAD CoLLrsroN-A passenger train going westward
on the Pennsy vana Railroad the 9Th inst. came in
collision with train of freight cars, between Larobe and
Beatty's Station crushing the locomotive and and
injuring number Of the passengers. Mr.. John Full
Grcensburg had his leg broken in several places
number of others or less hurt but not
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-12

TIE FLORIDA INpANs.--The Savannah News of Monday
last says We noticed, days ago the capture of
several Indians by Gen Hopkins These Indians are still
at Palak under guard, and learn that one of thcm
states there camp numbering about thirty in the
vicinity OF he place at which they taken 1t was
the intention of Gen Hopkins to take sufficient force
and cndeaYor to capture them.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-12

FRoM KEY WEsr-The Charleston Evening News of
the 9th inst says: Our Key West correspondent fur
wishes the following report of shpwrcck with other
particulars which wns omitted in his letter published
yesterday:
The bark Sarah Hand, of Philadelphia, Nichols from
Maanzas for NewYork, cargo sugar, wrecked near
the Rolling Rock vessel total loss 800 boxes sugar saved
no loss Of life.
"Shp Marion Fitner has been repaired and was ready
for the 28th ut
"A large ship reported to be ashore on N E. end Of
Abaco, with IA wreckers around her.
"A ship load of salt from Liverpool for NewOreans
by wreckers who took draft for 4O00-name
not uscertanedn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-12

From BuENos AYHEs-NeW York. April 10. P M.-Later
advicc- have been received from Bu.uos Ayres
The city has been surrendered the Brazilian forces
md their allies and Urquza has been appointed Governor
mo tenn
L,QUoR LAW NEwYoRK.-.9lJ1ty April 10.--The
iaue liquor law has been killed for the present session
Of the Legislature. 1t failed pass by two votes [Pc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-12

Coon HAuL.-seventy salmon, weighing from to %
pounds taken recently at haul Of seine from
French Creek Pcnnsylva
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-12
FROM BRAzL.A letter to the NcwYork Express, dateG

TkoM BRAhIL-A ItLer to the New Ork EXpress dated
pernambuco, February IS. says:
During the last week ten days the epidemic appears
To have been on the wane In only very few
have occurred in the interior whatever and on
abpboard for days has occurred that
have naturally the conclusion that the yellow
fever Cor yellow Jack. Of the sailors has away
made for other quarters congenia to his nspd
ture.
showers Of rain reducing the supplies Of and
riousy affecting the qualities of the same Since the
2lh inst however the weather has assumed improved
appearance The scarcity of sugar has occasoned
Their advance in prices, and although trcghts and
change have declined our quotations of to-day rule
general beyond our last The stock hand very lin
tied. and short crop very probable
Cotton has advanced account Of the limited arrivals
at market from the interior Hides have further receed
and can now be bought board at HRS per pound
equal to cents Goldfish sells at better prices
OF the small supply Flour Stock 5000 bills. and SELF
at Il to Is mreas. Exchange q I'd
Quiet has been permanently restored although at
time serious and extended revolution threatened