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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-17
Bishop Donne,s Case.

Form the Newark Advertiser Oct. 1G
Tie Court Of Bishops assembled at Burlington ia the
Of the rr.sen'mCnt a.ainst BIZ bop Doans. at
length concindod its abors by the adoption OF the fol-
Wherep previous the making Of the now
srors s court he q nsw leroy he'd iavs,
tefhned Stat hore 3und for p9esentmcnt there
Differed That rs the matters thus acted upon ~ sala
Convention this court called to proceed urthcr
any against It's bihop that may pre-
Tom any source, aad whereas srSsai
thc matters contained on tho aresentmea now before
Ordered That this court relying upon the said pledge,
do not nov pFoceo e Any further action IN tho premises
action Of the Diocess tf New jersey fully recognized
understood to have passed with the dissent Of
only sa six nbIs q ha court viz Bishops hopkins,
Smith Ice. johns. Enstburn and Potter. They
dcrtood TO have regarded the preclude by the
limitation OF TIRE canon from taking into combination
Subsequently TO the passsge Of those orders the pre-
renting Bishops atem ot.d substitute for the present.
meat hus laid aide, acted by the doceis, for
pfesentment which they had them eves made, Sub
sisntslly in the same terGls ana withheld rhis at
tempt rejected ty he court meclber II sen.ing,
The proceedings OF the court to be pabshed for
sale. The adjournment Of course sine die
This result vii Doubtless put an cad to the difficulties
which have org and unhappily ogtated the minds Of
msny fcrds OF Bishop DoaBe ano the church in woich
he issoprominent of ia most jealous ADD efficient
leaders and all parties will have to jocc that
,exatous impeachment to the peace and harmony d the
docess Is in fair way being disposed Of forever The
Diocesan Convention to when the whole matter Is now
finally refer cd has already expires ed its entire deuce
in their Bishop and they VIII probably give tho finishing
stroke 30 all disputes the special Convention held
in this city IN the 9Th.
Bishop boanes appointments for the coming week are
as follows Sunday the Iih at St Peters, Perth AM
boy Trinity, Woodbridge; aud st Pauls, Railway
Monday Christ New Brurswck and 81. james. piscata
way Tuesday. st. Matthew'S and Grace jersey City,
and Holy Trinity Hudson Wednesday, st. Pauls, Ho-
boken ST. Johns, West HoboksD and St Marks,
Orange Thursday. Grace, FizabstnpoIt, Myillo aud
Westi,d Friday, Scotch Plains. Painfed aud sunmitj
Saturday. Madison and SC Marks BaskingritGe
Bulletin states
the vote in the Court of Bishops discussing the pre-
sentiment OF Bishop Doane:-
Yeas Bishops Chase, n. d. Whtsiugham, Ma nelsneey,
Wastern Nov York; UrfoId Indiana; Rutisiso, Florida;
Komper NJ ". DIOCESE MeCoskcy Mieh and Green, Miss
=
Nays Bishops FnBtsuyn Mass Hopkins, w.; Potters
ia Loo, Del Johns. Val ~. smith ky-6.
concurng with the minority bat they no. entitled
10 vote
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CiIpPrn LAuNcnsD.-Launohed, on the 18th instant,
from the ys,d Of Mesfrs. sias Greenman Son. Weston
ly r. l., beautiful clipper ship Of about seven hun.
drsd She built for Msssrs Stanton g. Thomson,
of this city, and ia to be commanded by Captain P
Saunders
The United States mail steamship Atlantic, Captain
West left her dock at noon yesterday for Liverpool With
Ill passengers. The Rev D. O'Rely, Bishop OF Hart
ford has gone ont in her The Of the remainder
will be found elsewhere
The New STEAMSHIP PERSEVERANCE,, commanded by
Capt Lsple left yesterday AFTERNOON for New Orleans
She 10 owned by Messrs. harris Morgan OF New Or
leans and is to be employed in their line OF mail steam
ships between that city and Texan ports She was built
by hessrs Westcrvel Macksy. and was launched IN
der the Of the Star State but sub equenty ygster
ed az ths PereversDee Her engines built at the
Morgan Works She Is handsome vessel Of 500 tons
bnr hen viii rank with the best Of the m.ny hand
some Ut. amers employ ed in the Gulf trade.
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IHn MsuLT 70 The AnEnicAr fIAo At HAvANA--Ata
meeting OF citizens Of New York and Brook
yn' neas - = oz4 broedvey ON Saturday evening On
ne nsguon o. teisHrapnio d"pafen tnas LSuxnane
LMs sne united states Navy commanding the steam
sn Vy would arrive In this city on or about
sxI captain Isaiah kynd.rs vas called TO the
cnaaI, ana capt b. HAai and McEvoy were appoint
90 se,,e.a,iss. on motion II WAS uInnmons!y
That the recent ineuit onered 70 the Amsri-
can by the refusal OF the Spanish government Of Gu
- 20 anow Inc steamship Crescent City commanded by
forfer OF the United States Navy TO land her
ma ana at tbs port OF Havana and her sub
sqnshl expuision there on deserve the marked con-
aemnation OF every American citizen, and call for an
instantaneous expression Of public Indignation That the
prompt and patriotic action Of lieutenant Porter, In
1870, ~ W. Iasosas nonu. oou pro1s.'ns sES'hs.
nm, - ~ rssoo snsss han 70 Inc nsnss. cSeoh, IN,
a,r;vs n th;s s,,. ~ rS teiosips ss ~
rssrd ,Sat ~ 49, .., .sy ns Nv We .'.J s
r,,Sss ,si. ''o>S' 0'SS0Aaoi No" iWn 'o'ioei mum
rn.mi., 49,, uuu, xs,
vtJc ,naontsd co.ss;,. - s ~" r. T. ra
~, ,anSs 49, ~ :. ~, ys -, - IT,
~. .rrs :, ,h. C ao sa.,ss ~. " 80 o
hs ,ha G-; S s 49, o'y: Sic "a ~, ~ III,
*; ~ 40 .s ~ "so n,ahuss S1ne ~ Inc 90. aos VII
a. hin, a,rn,,a ~ .s ra''s re, 49, Cen len
mjt,ee Of kyrapysments En- 10 IN - Ion a. Tamraaav
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How sucb uIffef2Dce can be
'Tejxt tseedledum and tweejledee .

EARLY APPLICATIONS FOR OFFIcE.--We have
already received letters from devtsh good nasurei
friends, all the way from Gomez Island TO California
requesting our infuencs and aid ia procuring offices
undcr the new administration, when General Pieree
shall have been elected. This is rather day be-
fore the iair but We hereby give warning to all
our good natured friends throughout the country,
from the Pacific TO the Atlantic thst il is impossi-
BILE for us to have any infoence under General
PeIces administration, because, on the day inmedi-
ately after his electCatha is 20 say, com neucias
from the third OF November next-we mean to be-
gin AZ independent course, slmos. going into IN oo-
position 10 the Few administration, whatever i, may
be. IL will, undoubtedly, have some merits but "a
Tor as preside nts men, and are descendants
Of Adam ard Eve, We nay expect plenty of gin and
sorow in their career ana plenty OF materials 70 op.
pose ~ otbrds OF their conduct and three CT
their appointments 10 Office. We are, therefore, the
opponents of General Pierces administrator in sd-
vance, and Let that satisfy all applicants seeking
Office
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United states commissioners Court.

CHANGE OF MsNsLAUGHTER or BOARD THE STEAM
snrr rRANRLIN-DlsMIssAL OF THE COMPLAINT.
Der. 18--Jae Uni,d States rs IiciuD Raolss The
Con missioner this morning rendered deci Ion in the
above cause and having tho Law and comm m ed
ON the testimony concluded by laying Having thus
fully reviewed and carefully considered the evidence in
this cause am Of opinion that hs OF nan-iauyh-
ter is rot sustained and the compinc must be accord
ipqly difmsod and the prisoner discharged
MIR. RidgGway, on the part Of the government, then
moved TO commit the prisoner ch,rge OF cruel aud
unusual punthm upon the facts which appeared In
evidence the cherge Of mausiaughtcr which motion
was oppoaed by Mr. Morr for the prisoner and
denied by the Commissioner tho ground that there
wac not sufficient evidence Of tfat malice haired or
revenge necessary 10 constitute the oIonce under the
act Of Congress
Mr. Rhodes was then set nt liberty.
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CoNrEssIoY OF MuRDER.--The Utica O5srrer
learns by private letter that person living la the
yilaQe az ST. Thomns Franklin county, Penn who was
supposed to DO dying made confession to h having,
with two others murdered nan about four years snce.
The wife Of ono Of The murders having died abou. three
days before the deed committed, they OF ned hsr
grave and put tho murdered man in to conceal him.
Tbc grave hns been opontd and the body Of the mYr
dercl nan found rhe muIccrcrs wero arrested md
brought "a the Chambcrsburp jail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-17

iFioN Coubsr l.. | ---FhfpsY. oct i5--purse Gn1
Hsks Slt0J' Two nile heats in hsrness
W pesbo1y entered b. N Lady Jane ..... q
Mr. Woodruff entered '. Y. raconey - q
Time, a;ls y -b.1-5Jo
The betipw was 100 10 30 In favor Of raconcy nud
after The fri heat 100 10 Tho kno.ng ones were
IN COnfeQuenco looIedn
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ANOTHER TORNADO ! 1910 ARD I652 Tho lao
State elections indicate democratic victory In
November equal TO General Hsrris2n's triumph ia
1910 Tho State elections Of that year did no. for9-
shadow with greater distinotness the result Of the
PIesid' initial struggle, than those Of ~
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OLD Clio Now that tho election OF General
Pierce is fixed fact, would IL not be VOL for the
democrats Of the Empire Club to vote new rig OF
old clothes to Greeley, cut and-aut, for his great
services 10 tbe democratic another old white
hat, and long tailed white coat and breeches to
MATCH with one leg in and one leg out Of mex
secoI d.baId pair of cowbide boots. Let Captain
RSb0oIs forthsith call meeting on the subject,
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ScoTT AND SEWARD ABoLITIoEIsTs AID BLOOM.
IRIS According to al accounts General Scott and W.
II Seward oo good time downright good time
riding around an spca ing, and fesstins together,
at Auburn, on Friday last We believe tits tho Grst
occasion on which Seward has presided u. diuuer
10 bis political friends, since his entertainment last
year Of the abolitionsts and Boomers wbo ven up
in full feather to him after they had effected the
rescue and escape TO Canois Of the fugitive elave
Jerry, from the officers OF the law. Tbs last enter
taipment doubt devised 10 secure the vote Of
the South. IL looks like II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-17

INFAMOUS PERSONALITIES OF THE PARTY Pass -
We have frequently censuced the atrocious person
aiies Of the party press, bo.h whg and de nocrst,
in the present contest One OF the most viauous AMI
contemplate that we have seen comes from IN .bJl.
tion quarter, ard consists of the attacks made BY the
Ermlng Post upon the private character Of Governor
Hunt. The repu alton OF Governor Hunt, although
wing candidate for the bighe3t Office 10 ths State,
Is privstely and personally without stain and With
out repfOach. We have known him for many years
de is high .minded, honorable, aad liberal msn il
oil his private His political mistake vss 10
being too easy, aud in submitting his opinions to
those of Tburlow Weed, sDd che joDoers about
Thurlow, in devisng the unhappy and unfortunate
nine million job, which was declared unc0n
stitutional- and very properly toby tie
highest legal tribunal in the State. That is
good ground of opposition his ele ,ton; bat the
attempt of the il.natue1 mslcvo'eat poetic spirit
Of the Ecenrg Post, to invade the private repusa.
ton Of Governor Hunt, AMI to accuse him Of dis
honesty in certain transaction Sith 20 exploded
bank, which was settled according TO law is ono Of
the mesnest and most detestible things ia party
warfare tbs We bave ever witnessed We can fad
parallel to this personal attack, but in he eq1gy
beasty and male VIOLENT vitup.raon Of ths socialist
philosopher against the private character o. Gen
Pierce accusing him of drunkenness, oovarjics, aud
all the moral oGsaces against society The one pre-
tends TO be whig aud the other democrat; bu1
both are pair Of the meaDas. and most contsm pti
bic politicians, editors, aud public writers tina. This
great metropolis contains
They ought 70 be caught by Barnum, and exhibit.
cd among ihe wild animate of mis- meuagerie, Mt oae
shilling head. Indeed, after the election hey vim
be fit for nothing else but some wlnderin. exhibit
ton, with igers, elephants and hyenas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-20
Proclamation
BY JOSEPH WALKER, GOVERNOR OF THE srATI
OF LOUIsIANA

s9 EXECUTIVE OFFICE, BATON RoueE, August 3, 1859.
WHEREAs, The Convention lately assembled the State
in the town Of Baton Rouge for the purpose changing the Conu
uon Of the State Of Louisiana has ordned That Immediately a
the Of the Convention the Governor his proa
nation directing the several ocern this Sate authorized by law
hold elections for members Of the General Assembly, holds
poll in parish Of tho State the places designated
The FIRST TUESDAY OF NOVEMBER next for the aki
the sense Of the good people Of this State the adoption
rejection Of this Constuon and shall the Of said
receive the votes ali entitled old Con
ton under this Constitution. Each his opri
BY depoitng in box be kept for that ko,
whsson shall bs written THE CONSTITUTION ACCEPTED
THE CONSTITUTION REJECTED, such "
dstcy convey the intention
election which shall be conducted every respect the general Stat
election conducted the Commissioners designated preside
the shall carefully examine each ballot dpoed
shn forthwith make due thereof Secretary State
conformity 10 the povions Of the existing law upon the subject
elsctionsn
Now therefore, have thought proper this Proclamation
notifying the qualified Of the State the the
venton Aforesaid commanding Sheriff.
nions Eaona and all other officers therein
people assembe and the rejection Con
stiuton the aforesaid FIRST TUESDAY NOVEMBER
and that the proceedings be conducted thereof
conformity to the ordinance the existing upon the ubec
Of elections. By the Governor, JOSEPH WALKER.
CHARLES GAYARnE, sec Of State. ans 2pte
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CorNFRcTAL evNNARY.

Ns.o Fork October 2-Cotton Is frm and tending up
wards Ssssof 800 bales ct o1Ss1o,lc for Mddng Up
vance Sales x 5000 bushels white whsss 1t d d. and
nix ssss q 20 bs PORK It NJ: ans
$5 90 for Prime Sales Of 16o bbs Beef Ct unchanged
Havana Scasses 4 Rio coss
at sseo and 20 bags java at Il Sales Of $500 gal
"a 12a4 u.s. Sales Of lbs TalIow at lOc Sales Of
500 bbls whisky at 2Sa23o stocks-sales Of Erie at
"a Reading, Nss.
The Flour market is quiet sales Of fresh ground at ~
which Is the general asking price Extra Flour Is
held ut "a 62za4 49,. Rye Four-Last salen at So IS
Corn Meai-Last sales of Penna at $33s.
GnArN-Whest-Th is fair supply Of Wheat sales
Of new Southern Red at s5c and last sae Of old penna
Zoe. .Corn-Yelow is very at 7ea75c, afoat
Oats are higher sales of Delaware at 371sc.
WHsKY-Salcs of bbls at 241s, and hhds at the same
price
Charleston October Is -CorroN-This article very
neglected Just prior the date Of last pubca
ton notwithstanding reduction Of had been granted
showed similar state Of things There very few
buyers in attendance and the sales during the rt two
were limited to soo bales AND tns market as
latter day with range Of figures still more advantageous
buyers which paved the yoS for good business
close Of the previous week. iemand to extent
clOSeu IueS-
day and Wednesday limited to about 1900 bales
prices fully low those previously paid The receipt
yesterday Of the avices the Franklin impaired
slight degree Of animation to the Market resulting
sale Of 142 bales and checked the downward teDden
in prices but beyond this they have exercised in
uence the market The week closed at the suboined
quotations. which about under those given in our
report Of the morning Of the 9Th inst The receipts since
last comprise 497 bales and the sales in the time
reached 413s bales Wequote Middng to Good Mddling
o1aa10; Midding Fair 1014a1o1s and Fair and Fully
Fair 10 We have quotations to offer for the
| IN
these qualities TO establish market Nothing has been
done in Long Cotton
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Proclamation
PAR JOSEPH WALKER, GOUvERNEUR DE L'ETAI
r. q AaIua

BUREAU DE LExEcuTIF, BATON RoueE, Aoat 1852.
ATTENDU Ia Convention reinforcement assemble capod
pE vile Do daus but de changer Cons.a
ton de Eat dc la Louane ordone que "mmedasment
poumsmen dc la Convention 10 pabea proama
ten odonnea dysra officers de Eta nuoss
Ia o organizer peecn des membres de Ensemble Gtnea
douvricr scrn pao de Eat endrondique
par la lo LIE PREMIER MARD DE NovEMBRE proclaim
suffer peupls dc Ea ladcpon lie de cetts Constitution
du devc de os de ecevo de
vertu de Ancsune Consuton avaent do de lie
eeux qu lie pcedent de la Constitution Char
eecteur oulara opinion d6pant dams boe dnc
aaectse excusvemeu bulletin seron. nss
CONSTITUTION AcCEPTEE' ceux-ei: CONSTITUTION RE
JETE ben tout expran clairement rntenon
Psiees la urs de cette election qu lieu touse
appor election gsnerals d lea commssaes qu
auron preside ezaneron compcrou les bulletin
dtpcao puts ranmeon lie esultat Screaire dEa
nnemsnt dispositions Ia Ioi actuelle elections"
En- onaqusnce W csnvenabs proclamation
nesaantlea
oh ct de plus odonnant les ShG Commsas dEsconr
antre1 oers celia de bonner lie de asse
bier ct de voter paccepaon de la Constitution Il
PREMIER MARD DE NOVEMBER prochnin, est dit pl
hau procedures ont ondue les retou ts conomt
ment odonnaue dispositions alo acteie eleco
Par lie Gouverneur, JOSEPH WALKER
CurAvy a .st.t~ul
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.aVts a, EIeCttOsa,

~ WRIT COLLECTION adresss par Son
Excellence Joseph Walker Gouveneur de Ea de la Louisiana les
eecus qualities de parose doeans snt ps
auune MARD jour Novembre proclaim
1884, pour ELEoTEURs POUR PRESIDENT PRESIDENT
DEs ETATs- UNIs
scn lie Jour susd depus neuf heures dn ma
jusqu endros degnes
direction qui nommes par
la vile de Ia Nouvee Orleans lie Jur
pour pac la rive oe du feuve
Mississippi
duplicate desront stre
transmits au soussigne, commencement ii Ia o.
Sheriff de Ia paroisse d0eans, d'obre, 1882
2pte JAMES P. FRERET, Sheri.
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Blair 4so-ss Do Bradley Wiison eoa DO oakley
s ss siG * RSe
Elder soe-Wherell aoLyman Scott aeoot cattle
PENsAcoLA-per .ehr v.ter to Ward johns
40 900 feet lumber 100 cedar buckets.
vemse Almonds 400 punches garlic etc. Lana
BoRDsAux-Per brig Wines, brandies. etc.
ssH.s.
ss.s s%s
ss. 5sssss f:ss.
EFF Sss: e. 81 1870
csss aes fsSa Tatea
x e i S:s HHss
bsskss wine cases asyp wssst
esaei
E ssSs aso aT a ea Ferris
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ss Sssss e.
70 s e " kass a. . g. H. as ga 81 iss
SSs,I
s po Psi shiaf
81 sisss ssa
.;%;: s. ~ s;;ss
do i % y .s. = ssss e e Given.
Dc .e
DO Do Gee
D.andrs. q o'dsl@Toial sss saisa cotton.
rs a III ssis
Pss % osy
2, Ghs HsnaGI s.nsy Green aeca By,ns ssR
as. 1aseansis s,V
si fs Msss 5sy
I Gil eos ss sss. sS 90 oa
d. I spps ss u s:g 2
|
. Es F:s%e sss s a. s
Hil3,@ fssisd Ssosisl fsyss aalI,sea-isS 3
g.s NJ
& a p.s T. &C. CO.
$sss; ss Ii: S.s''
RiPss
fs.sa Ssss
Gnoa d
a is bale. ss sss.'
BAYOU steamer Emperor 81 bales cotton Byps
esssy w %ss! y.iis.
nks Sss9se. Sso 2e s ws I:.a eo
Msteslfss
sf%s. ssIss9S s4 s s.. fssS ss
sSa'5 saEs1 sYt
Braud Iandry-Toiai 4ss bales cotton
% bale; cotton rsay Wood
aos bales sotten 10 'A''nne' 10 70
MoBILE-Per steamer Florida: bale. cotton Stewart
PASSENGERS.
mi Tas q? rsX
s,t;s
Per ship England from cabin seeIsge
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Notice

TO THE QUALIFIED VOTERS OF THE PARISH OF ORLEANS,
CONCERNING THE ADOPTION OR REJECTION
OF THE NEW CONSTITUTION.
II By virtue PROCLAMATION issued by His Excelency
Joseph Walker the Of Louaua the qualified voter
parish hereby notified that The Election be
the November next for Electors for President
and Box will be provided
for the taking the of the good
people State regard the adoption rejection of the Cons
Each voter shall his opinion by dpottng
said separate written "THE CoNST
TUITION ADoPTEDn "THE CONSTITUTION REJECTED" .,
the intention of the voter
sherif's Office, parish Of Orleans, ocober7, 1852.
will provided each poll for the reception
CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
octs 2pte JAMES p. FRERET Sheriff.
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PORT or FEW, ORLKANs.
0rvicE or THE; DAILY CREscErr,
Wednesday Morning, October 20, 1852. J
CLNAKED YKST1RDAY. "a


"Wednesday Morning, October 20, 1852
q CLAAKED YEsT1RDAY.-.. a
Span bark Lantazo, Estvkl Bascsona, Castillo fasps
ARRIVED. ag'4ssr79s Hrss u
Steamship LOusns, TndnoIs Galveston 1h
Harris MoYean--lst ~ 711s'- ea5.s9
Ship Old England, Lowell 80 days svrs 70 Bsxtsrt Dist
sad brig senz. Ano 90 days from snon 70 Lnasa eandoo o
brig Oto, Msss Bordesur Ausns
district
sehr visiisr. Hsrn, days Pensacola nassrBa'n
StsAmboats.
NonnA, Foster, from Portland.
Matte Wayne, Reeder, from Cincinnati.
Piota, Mefnrlnne, from Alexandria.
Georgetown sIcPherson from Cairo l..4
Emperor, Cotton, from Bsycu Sara
koekaway, Cannon No ., from Ouachitn.
California, Ensign from Mobile
Florida, Grant, from Mobile. 49,.
Southern Belle, Coz, from Miiiten's Bend .
Towboat Mary Kngsn Brown the Pnssesowed down and
the 18th inst ship A.a (sinee returned 70 dl ~ and
Slenza and Louise Otto.
Below-Ooming Up.
Ship Carssa cunier. Knapp. from Liverpool.
MEMORANDA.
~ The Norma reports the Ohio river falling with aeant
three Sam Gloon bard aground
at Underwater. a.t.-,ss &eI
rss EXPORTS.
bales sostoD 2c0o Aaves 9A
feet lsmbsr
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
sEMI.wEEKIY REVIEW.

q ~ ~ o1is ss q nCRssSErr oFrfcE, [ H
y ~ Wednesday Morning, October 20, 1852
The loading staples IN purmaret have met with good
demand during the period elapsed since the issue Of
last sewssly review but the Western Produce Market
has SontiAued to quiet appearance that
have had occasion to notice for several weeks past The
upper yyer still very low and their navigation Is
conned to few boats The rates for Cotton have
been sustained during the three days, depressing nu
ence having been occasoned by heavy receipts Of that
staple and by less favorable accounts from Europe The
Collins steamer Arctic arrived at NewYork Saturday
bringing dates from Liverpool to the 9Th instant and her
accounts received by telegraph published here
Sunday morning. They represented the Cotton Market
at Liverpool to have lost the improved tone that 1t had
previous to the departure of the America though
there had been actual decline in rates The sales Of
the four days preceding the Arccs departure stated
at bales Of which 5000 had been taken specua
ion and 1000 for export The quotations follows
Fair Orleans 6sd, Midding Orleans 5l05N, Fair Up
lands eS, and Midding Uplrnds SID U ID The next
steamer due from Europe is the Europa Of the cunard
line which was to left Liverpool the 9th inst for
Network direct.
The accounts the interior are rather favorable for
the Cotton crop though still have complaints, appa-
renty well founded from several quarters The weather
in the city has been very dry with days and cool
nights The public health continues excellent
COTTON-The Cotton Market. which presented quiet
appearance at the close of last review opened
saturday with good inquiry and factors met the de-
mand freely, with willingness to accept easier prices
the sales up to nearly 5000 bales. On Monday how
there less spirit in the demand and though the
preensions Of factors by means rigid they sue
ceeded in dsposing Of only about $500 bales, the day
closing at reduction Of about ~ from Fridays rates.
Yesterday the inquiry animated, and the sales en-
braced about 5000 bales making total for the three
days bales the greater portion Of which has been
taken England The receipts Of the three days
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TO the Holders or GUY Obligation,

TREASURER'S OFFICE, |
CRY OF NEW ORLEANS, Aug. IS, 1852.
1 hereby the holders the matued obligation
OF city, Municipalities and of the late city of La
ayee Treasury prepared all asued obisa
TONS interest will be allowed maured obligations iron
after the 26th instant.
aul9 VIM. H. GARLAND, Treasurer,