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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

New SECRETARY STATE OF ALAnAMA.-Col. W, Gar
rets term of office expired the 18th nst and the
Secretary the last session of the legislature
Col " NJ Benha has entered the duties Of his Of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

MARINE DrsAsrER-A Cleveland dispatch, Of the 18th,
says:
The schooner Gazette arrived here this morning in dis
tress having tossed about for whole week by the
gales on the Lake Her destitute OF food and
worn down by fatigue On entering the harbor she was
run on to the pier which knocked hole into her bow
She then drtted uto the lake and capzed the crew
wing eu by cingng the rigging until they coult
he fake in
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

GOLD FROM AusTRALIA-The following paragraph from
late london paper will show that gold from distant
hemisphere is flowing into that country
SEVEN Tons AUSTRALIAN GoLp.-On Tuesday, three
vessels arrived in the Thames from Australia. with
the extraordinary quantity of upwards of seven tons Of
gold IN board One the ships the Eagle, freighted
with the largest amount Of the precious metal known
to arrive in one vessel $50 600 Upwards Of
sx tonsJ and the value of than e6uU0 000 The
Eagle also made the rapd passage record having
dome the voyage Melbourne to the Downs in 6 days
Ihs ships the Sapphire from Sydney with IA Sos
ounces board Snd the Pelham from sydney with
2T 1872 ounces The Maitland also arrTed day two
since Sydney, with II 326 ounces Great however
as has been the wealth brought by the Eagle the
ship Dido is expected in few days which will far sur
nass it, having board 100000 ounces about ten tons
and a half Of the precious metal The Neptune will
II the Andromache 4205l ounces, and othe
| shins with as valuable freights are nearly due.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

WAR IN THE WAR s-OFFcE.-A letter to the Ncwfork
Express from Washington of late date says there has
been the Department of War 1t occurred between
Secretary Conrad aud Colonel Albert OF the Topogaph-
cal Bureau in relation to the improvement of the Ten
mes see river under the River and Harbor bill Crimna-
ton and recrmination followed The Colonel closed the
argument by intmang that the Secretary no gen.
tean He peremptorily ordered the Colonel to quit the
room 1t said that the Colonel will be arrested for con-
tempt or upon other charge. and court-martiaed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

New HIsroRY--Hon. Robert j. Walker. former Score
tary of the Treasury s about to publish valuable coz
trbution to revolutionary historical literature hav
ind rocured when recently in England to copies
of correspondence which throw light many transsc-
TONS particularly in the revolutionary history OF Massa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

Posr-osrIcE OpERArIoNs.-In the post-ofice changes
during the ending the llth notice the follow
ing Readyville Hidslgo county Texas. discontinued
Gead Upshur CO., Texas, changed to Point Pleas
4fr.ra 'sa --,t tsra
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

ARkAssAs R,vER-The Pine Bluff Republican Of the 11th
says Still fang slowly at this point, though yet in very
fair boating order. Several steamboats,, (two of them
from Cincnnat) have passed up this week. bound for
fort Smith and Van Buren,. 49,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

CHARGE TO GuArEMALA-It is announced, upon author
ity that Mr. Edney of North Carolina who nominated
and confirmed as Charge dAares Guatemala, at ths'
heel of the last SESSION. will not proceed upon that mis-
sion for reasons which understood between him and
N q Eypr u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

The CALIFORNIA CEssus-Yuba county has . popula-
ton of persons of whom II 99 whites and only
6S3 females In Contra Costa county, there are 1887
white naes $50 white females p colored PERSONS and
27S Indians, ty q " f=st-7tf 7f e '4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

The bill before the Florida Legislature giving to the
people of Justices District the right to prohibit or
allow their respective districts the retailing OF spirtu
o, liquors passed the Senate by vote of 1 to and
tho Foridan has no doubt it will pass the House.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

DECREE AeiIfst FossiesEss.--A correspondent of the
Newark IN J Daily Advertiser, writes from Florence
under date Nov q:
An extraordinary decree. published few days oeore
sojourDers in this attractive capital 1t de
foreigners the right 60 remain here and requires
those read the country leave Upon short notice
The police in fact authorised to drive every foreigner
out Ducby forthwith and man5 hare actually been
sent away. But although the terms of tine tecree are
general it is probably intended to apply to the emgrant
other parts Of Italy and other sojourntrs who are
suspected of political or religious heresy Our American
present unless they should IN some upguard-
ed moment betray Brother Jonathans" cloyen foot.
The decree however puts all under the surveillance of
the police who are the watch-dogs of tyranny.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

RESISTING FusiriyE SLAVE LAVA bill Is no" oe
fore the lower house of the Ohio Legislature 70
the rights of persons claimed as fugitires ~
provisions to the famous Vermont isw upon tn1'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22
Further bv the Arctic.

The Baltimore Sun has the following telegraphic sum-
mary of the brought by the steamer Arctic which
arrived New York the evening of the 14th inst
ENGLAND
Disastrous floods have again occurred in various parts
of England doing great damage. There had also been
great the of Scotland among the shipping
in consequence of violent gales.
The friends of the proposed London, Liverpool, and
North American Steam Screw Ship Company have ap-
pealed to Government in its favor.
Advces from Paris that negotiations nearly
completed England and France for the modica
ton of the tariffs of the two countries.
select committee has been appointed in the House Of
investigate the charge Of bribery at the Derby
elections which the Secretary OF War, Lord Beresford
is Implicated
Measures have been taken by Government to put the
depots Jamaica, Antigua, etc in state Of de-
fence
The steamer Adromache had arrived in the Thames,
The Bank Of England is selling American eagles
at I6s. 71ad. ..
FRANCE.
The Empire to be formally proclaimed on the I'd
December On the next day the Senate will be convoked
the civil list of the Emperor and the salaries OF
the members of the imperial family
Some the egitsts had resigned in the departments
in compliance with the manifesto OF Henry V.
The report is confirmed that Henry v is about to issue
a manifesto all the Princes Of Europe, protesting
against the usurpatou of Bonaparte. :
The Municipal Council of Strausburg has voted to pre-
sent Emperor with the Castle of that city for the
perial residence.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

SAVANNAH RIVER AND HARBoR-A commission consist.
ing of Bache OF the coast survey Capt Bowman
and Lieut. Gilmer, of the u s. Military Engineers are
now making examinations Of the river and harbor Of Sa
yanpah with a view to their Improvement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

SUBSTITUTE BRIDGEs-J. W. Gill. OF Wheeling has
patented substitute bridges in crossin rivers BY
railroads His patent is the building of submarine rs
way below the channel of rivers or harbors On this
run wheels, and the wheels erect platform of iron
lay rails and run locomotive them to be
propelled by stationary power shore, with endless
chain by power the PLATFORM even by the common
locomotive itself the proper gearing being the platform
and always ready for use. t.Itl5 IA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

THE LoBos IspEaSIrY.-We observe that Mr.. A. G.
Benson u New York, the well known protector Of the,
guano expedition the Lobos Islands, is about to appeal
Congress for indemnity His bill of particulars Is
formally made out and he estimates his damages at the
comfortable little sum of 50 100000 which he will ask to
have paid him out of the public treasury {fe5 n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

BousTY LANDS OLD SoLpIERs The soldiers Of
the of 1872 residing in Phladelphia have adopted
resolutions urging Congress- act of Justice to s0moa
fy the present bounty land law to grant hundred
and sixty of land in every instance and In case Of
the death of the widow the benefit Of the law should
tend the children generally and where an unmarried
person in the SERVICE and is dead his parents
and in case of their his brothers and sters should
entitled to his land They also ask similar bounty
for the Darmoor and TrpoH prisoners and their families
nd the same provision sailors granted BY the
| present law to the marines S5gf sa9is ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

SUPREME CouRr OF THE USI1ED srATEs.-Iuesdsy, Decl
a. 1S52-No A. John Aspden's administrator ct aL Dsd
Matthias Aspden's administrator ct ai-Appeal nom
Court of the United States for East
The Of the Circuit Court in this was affirmed
with costs. lts3 ss3italisg g:ss Il sa8ss @ 8 3
No 13 Samuel Sample ct al appellants, ahadtach
record and printed argument by Mr. v. Howard, for
the appellants
No a. VIM. F. Raymonds lessee plaintiff in error. rs
Nicholas Longworth.-This argued by ME-.
Chase for the plaintiff in error, and submitted
printed argument by Mr. stanbury for the defendant In
errpr s4ft ii5ss .ssy s4tf.sa5.. -. s
No 81 The United States, appellants the ChtIna-
chas Indians ct aL-Ths was argued BY Mr As0f
ney General Crittrnden for the appellants suhte
on printed argument by Messrs Taylor and Janin 1t
| the appellant ss5ifs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

nscsrars OF GoLp.-zThe New York Times estimates
that for the year 1859 the receipts of gold at the Pha
delpha mint will reach $4,000 0co Unless the next semi
monthly packet should be unayoidaby delayed against
SO $50 900 last year At New Orleans there will be
s4oooOo against ss466 Oo9 year The foreign gold
at New York s23ooOo5 against s2o5oooo last year
giving gross total of $50 600 0Oo Of which allowing for
export of S200000 for December from New York and
- ooOJ f tire year from Boston and other ports abou
33 0oO will have been sent out of the country tt
foreign States to 3lt inst leaving for domestic dtribu
ton SIS COO O0O against S10O00000 in 1851 The whole
Of this balance nearly like the last will have gone
into TIE interior lodged in the subtreasury by th
close the year Tha banks at present supposed
hold not over million and half in Of 31st Dec
1851 saw 50 100000
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

N,v.,-Tbsu IT 5 sbip john Adams Com Barron, was
a, 81 esra October To- having arrived at hst port on
the 9th from Amurfs She was expected to san on 'ns
| ,sth for Port Orange
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

CRAsH-The grain of c H Cumming on Wa
ter street. Philadelphia fell down the afternoon Of the
14h inst from the great weight of grain stored In it.
clerk buried beneath the grain but was rescued with
out serious injury laborer was sobady injured that
1t was feared he could not SURVIVE. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22
DAILY CRESCENT.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
E CONSOLIDATED CITY OF NEW ORLEANS

5. STEAM FRIGArE SAnASAc-By the late arrival at
sal'rn, Mass, from Para have received newspaper,
GIRO Paa of the 9Th ut which contains intelligence
of the safe arrival at that port Of the gate Saranac
Capt. J. Coisings Long. with the Brazilian Minister
Board her way to Rio giTeiro. This paper also gives
an interesting account Of visit made to that vessel by
sgnor souza France-whom presume to Ire the Gov
Of that provinceand his family accompanied by
many of the principal persons of the place to examine the
fate and pay their respects to Captain Long and his
distinguished passenger The visitors appear to have
joyed their fist amazingly and expressed their admira-
ton Of the neatness order aud discipline which prevailed
board The saranac is pronounced perfect vessel in
every respect and circumstance appears to have
ticuorly astonished theH-that out Of Of about
three hundred persons not oe could be found who
unable to read write The great contrast Between the
American figate and Brazilian man-of-war. 80 far
relates to neaness discipline and intelligence Of the
is readily admitted They also puzzled by another
circumstance VIZ that this excellent order and discipline
shosd prevail board vessel where corporeal punish.
ment was prohibited by law.
The Brazilian visitors appear to have been highly graft
fed at the courteous and gen.ieaanly in which
they received and entertained By Captain Long
the Brazilian Minister and retired in great god horno
with the United States acknowledging the superiority
our naval vessels, and convinced Of the Deficiencies
their own.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22
REGULAR PACK ELS.
MOBILE.

g;sOR MoBILE.-Daily U. s. Mail r .,s(ssA
Iias.-Wirter htians ssnent. The and
lid penta sesirirs DREGAS. Capt Il; A.
TIeirI, FLORIDA Ctpt W I gbe|enF behmessure lgas
ST. CHARLES, CAPT Ieutn Post (atsng 0"th bh;
srireaay shs Lake trade With superior One nj
will leave the foaichaTtTasn Railroad DAILY
avat the Lake Of the 4ock stopping at Pasca
gonla SethesisyN going, sni Fridnyr returning.
st. ein Fans Christian I-ua. be sen for
s;camer CREOLE.
t The Way Bsg Mobile will tha Office of She
Agent three o'clock r East Of Mobile soud be
in the mail. jel IL. 5EDBES, Axeui. 10 Bank Place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22
WATERLAG PLACES

HS OR BILOXI, FORT PIKE. Bay .slT=nA
ST. LOUIS, PASS CHRISTI AND MIS-
stSStPt 0TS er,hdng LNCHRURG SPRINGS tud Phsta
GouLA sATupA aud rAacagoua Sunday morpge
Weekly Packet Steamer CREDLE-Te md rrlerd
low steamer CREOLE, CArts Walker MASTER wih
accommodations will leave the PonehHrtrgn Railroad arrival
Of the Cara II the Lake fpi0ws:
FROM NEW ORLEANS: FROM BILOXI:
SArURD .Y.,.,...,,5 Z, NJ cnrs SUN DAY EVENING
TUFs'. - u. oars THURSDAY EVENING"
~ ipr Ell! interr dats Lantngs, ~ 5o Chill
drpn and Servants, 81 50 Deck. II IL
to The Bs will leave The office Of the Agent regu v
TUESDAY UTtDAY O'Clock Freight received the
Railroad en- MtndaJs Tuesiayp, Fridays and Saturdays
nDy2g r, Age Bank Place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22
VOLUME V.
RIVER AND MARINE.

viii leasc FRIDAY, Dseem,er @ q at O'Clock A. ~.
E0R NEW YORK DIRECT-Steam- ~sETGTh
IL shp Lre--Ths splendid douleengEe stesmshlp
WILLIAM PENN, Winthrop seHr7 Comrnande will ,snv NJ m"
foot Of ST. street For feigh pa4sngc apply To-
MARKS 4 THOMAS PoydIas street,
bonrd unless ed by written
order from the Agents. nero
EOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER
An A'new Baltimore cpp B ls lon nov day espS'.d .o
bs For lariiclar', rppy to CIV HYNsoS shcAmps aeei
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

as,.,. ~ E.xgsAs aats sss Fays nsesfh IA
,,sJss ,sssssss % iii rsselts hasfss u ifiFs n s
JtlF 3sT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22
STRVNGS.-The underslgned re-
FURNITURE, ENC.

s1ANAL STREET FURNITURE
NlsToRE.--W. 7. DAVIS, Dealer in C1 81 NJ NET @ FGk II
NITuRE Pl e LuoK q GLAN NStS
M,ss Hair and Spring MATTRESSES FEATHERS NJ IT
TING. etc, t- Caal street, below Broune, OF os!; mo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22


t Respectfully Offers he services the % of for the
following tlOLAPSUS UrERi,
pRot USE and PAINFUL UATioN ENFORCEMENT aud
uLCERATOS THE WOMa. The
that which has the approval of the distinguished Su
Paris London NewYok There Diseases that
with
justified saying oi Uterus
Madam herself ecusy
these COMPLAINTS be consulted daily her Residence Me- lisa
| Joselh street..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22
SLAVES.

nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD. q
the house of The su acriber No 2o1 julia
street In February named RtlODA agedVNSS
years. height slender built straight har
when spoken snd stann little whe ttah
looks like Indian woman sa}s she is rec se from S "npn, ,
belonged Ftiy mes, OF that place. sle
seen in carr Lafayette several times she ran on
w mo"oS - ~ ~ " i f. Nj. FISK.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22
YaZOO RINER.

wil1eave WEDNESDAY, Deo.m'er - at o'eocl P.
EyOR YAZDO CITY, SAT TARTIA, ~ b.
H. yicKsBURG, GRAND GULF, RODE NAT
ags-Yaz3o ae EtxsXAG
Steamer AFTDNlhe aud swift roaming PISS 'nt-
ALTON Wallace, freight at haact
rutl will Leave above. For freight having
Cl, az Nay Ie,.,. ''+S
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22
PICKSBURG.

VIII leave FRIDAY, December "A, at O'Clock
EI7OR NATCHiH, Fort ADAMS NJ h.
RODNEY, GULF. .rCKSBUR';, DUCK lsAFsSsiE3'
PJRI sArAItT A. .Rfool- YA2tJo CITY rs.zzas.zia
rCtiuLA, LAKE GREENWOOD aud all rheiute IA ss-'
EVENING PaCkErIh magnificent and swl rnnning
passenger packet D. s. stacy t Tysoa viii leave
FofgLt splendid
board, SMITH FlMisTER - roydras deco
VIII lenvs SATURDAY, Dvcenber %, s O'Clock +.
ETOR MIL LLlkEN'S S BEND, ,NICkS- ny b.
b BURG WARRESTONt NEW CARrHAGE, LfssshaaH5Sfei>
eKANp GULF. kopNEf, NATCMEz, Fort isaa
ADAMS. BAYOU SARA and ATOM R0uttRegular Ni,Af
Weekly viaksburg Packet SOUTHERN BELLE.he
magnificent aud swift packet steamer
BELLE Captain NJ Wha will leave above For freight
| pass apply on board OF 10 ,,,,,-,, =. - ,
SMITH Ia FiMSIEk, y Poydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

@.TPApB'S QUEEN OF THE SOUTH COhN
MIlsrlp s.erine AgRt, @ % H. S and Withoat
VII te ~ ; sM a1gity, -AuamY ard spaa' shfe ~ as;
ti,ass .S u sa.ieaAa u a rstfbassf srsss y Sss
sss'l s'''1' iEs7, ,s.', VI, ssi,1.a ! i.anas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22
WANTED.

XE7 ANTED TO HIRE-A first rate Washer
wv HOMER preferred Appy at the corner OF
NJ lnrintion and r,ranye sfyeets
wv ANTED-5O09 lbs old Sheeting or Boiler
w Copper, for wbch cnci will be paid.
fIrNSHaW. e. RGES co 81 md n Cirrus sr"et
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22
FOB SALE.

ESOR SALE-A square of ground in m II
Gresnyie R4toai, with nue Grove OF Pecan ~
tr,a-.
rgost property ST. john street. te.en f. and
Fog s't+et nv 40. wa ortck Dwelling Win e1en
-iva olek bhlaiigs s ,,-....
m two Stfy Holaes @te- "v ST. john streets
A Gtou oD.b tt,n-n nu,. Pte5r,
ierit J. o. tIEt SoS, No Commercial rac,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22
ALaBiMA RlVER.

win Ienre WEDNESbA December 4 at4 g'cloS. r.ti.
EYOR MONTGOMERY, WETuMPKA, H..g h
SELMA and al landings a atafna RIVER via the
New Rasn-Rrguinr Aaaina River Packet steamer
GEORGINlhe light iraug5t and swift
steamer GEORGIA S. Sc mast now in port receiving freight
win pc ivey -ave FOR g. passage, h.vins
assod acco5notat appy boHd the New tAsn foot
Julia ST. or to OGLEaDY MsGAuLAY s. rchotpioulap
~
Il :
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

By the steamship Texas have dates as late as the
tn. The Is of but little interest We select few
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22
ST. Ii yIs.

WIN on FRirAY, hee-mber "a at ! O'clock Nj.
ENOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, NEW ~ ~
MsnRIp HIckMAN, MEMPHIS, HELEa;A ssfAas.d O.
and Neworleau Packet l.. NJ iSENNEIi-tlr rev
light swift passenger packet steamer L. a KEY
Nrr CAPT George W. Caba port ewing freight the
aud will leave above For freight OF
syug superior accommodations, apply on board or to
STONE L WALNORTIi. ss Tcboupit6n'no street.
decga MARSH. RANLErT 4 CO, % toyirns street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

The Baltimore Sun has the following telegraphic sum
mary the brought by the steamer Arctic which
arrived at New York on the evening of the 14h inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-16
To COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND CRY

Rr1AnERs-AUrumN SALES, 1852 POPULAR GOODS,
POPULAR SYSTEM. AND POPULAR Prices.
Motions Carpets and Oil Cloths, with full new, and com
plete assortment c,
Domestic Goods purchased early and Foreign Goods ar;
Yiyina by every steamer OUR SYSTEM giving universal
INJUNCTION to those who have tested 1t.
DRESS GooDs DEPARTMENT.
Just opening very superior display OF staple ens ana
Ensljsb Dress oods comprising Poplins Apacss mer1no
Clohs entirely and choice coors. Also, Ashes OF
Roses shades Of plain Mouslin De LANES; Persian Coths
new and beautiful designs French Mernos aud DE Lsines
al kinds Of Woollen, Silk and Merno Shawis English
Scotch French and Domestic We invite particular aten-
ton TO our display Of the various grades OF long and square
Shswls manufactured In this country
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT
The Room devoted to Goods and which under tne
supervision Of DAVID THOMAS as purchaser ana nsnaso
worthy ofa visit ofnspection The array OF " me-
chiefA Edgngs Fringes Artificial Flowers &c r9.h
and almost unrvsed Also, Towels @ IN hi.
&C. Of all qualities most particularly
behalf invite attention TO the line on
had les time experience solely In sne eooci bvars
70 this department the advantages ne one1 70 '''''
mus be .mn ID and tested TO De HosrRy CARPET
"a a., r" oTH YASxEE Notions, and WooLES DE,
PARTnENTs, invite the closest scrutiny sno i'p
soeu s0'o' ao DOMESTIC p, GooDs DEPARTMENT
<,. ss svsyv description of Domestic Cotton Goods, In,
Guiding eli the les OF Brown AND blescheo 0u
0" PeINr AND GrNGHAM DEPARTMENT
One Of the extensive sssortments OF these ooo VI
iered to Retailers in this country Weoniy @'A ~ p'S
S,y prisss are underwriting and unifomNETr CASH pay
oe1sred to grant accommodation OF time, by
.dSing interest and taking paper Payable at Bank.
We shall exhibit bv the aid OF travellers through the
country fell range of Samples Of our Goods Orders sent
In me- will be filed with prOmptness and despatcn andior-
wardeo speedily ell winter by the medium OF Expresses
v jI,o,Ss to thu extreme North. South. Eas.
West TwEEDY MoULToS PLImPTos,
Importers and Jobbers'
No. 47 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-16

CoNGREss.-The report of the proceed
ings of the Senate on Saturday will be found very
interesting. The principle topics under conside
ration were MIR. Merrwether resolution calling
Tor information as to moneys'paid out of the Treas
ury to Generals Scott and Pierce, and the Pres.
ident's Message in regard to the Fisheries. In
regard to the former question, an amendment pro-
posed by MIR. Jones, Of Tennessee, extending the
inquiry to the causes Of medical attendance, and
to services other than military and some other
particulars was rejected by a vote of Is to 10.
The resolution was then adopted by vote of &c
to ii. On the Fishery question Mr.. Seward made
an admirable Speech Of which sketch is given.
In the House the principal topics were the
Wheeling Bridge question, and the Army Appro-
prat'on bill. The amendment appropriating
s+V'OOo Tor the emplOymentiof camels on the des.
erts was nonconcured in by vote of % against
100. The bill then passed and the House went
INTO Committee on the private calendar.