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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-12

MAN AND WIFE MuRpEREp.--A named Justus
Brewer and his wife. living Greenupsbury Ky
murdered the night of the 9th ult 1t is sup
posed that Brewer decoyed from his house and that
his wife hearing the conflict to his assistance Sew
ea helpless children made orphans by this atrocious
OUTRAGE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-12

The temple of Denderah in Egypt built by the ca,e
brated Cleopatra, forms romantic scene in Glilio :,
Panorama of the Nile, at Commercial Hall St. Charles a,
The Zodiac found in this temple produced in the beiun
ing OF this century great discussion
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-12

TERRInLE AcoIpENI.-Wc learn that on Monday. the i,
instant while the workmen raising section of h
bridge over the Roanoke at Weldon n c., now hr
ing repaired by the Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad Com
pany some iron fastening about ii broke and the whc,
'eh n' brnisng and woundug severely several of tn,
wofkmeu Mr. Alexander Worrc!l severely If not ia
tally injured
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-12

NEwJEnsEy-Thc homestead exemption bill has passed
both houses of the Legislature and only requires the sig
nature of the Governor to become law.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-12

AcclpgNr.Thc Louisville journal of the 81 inst state
that during the firing of the field pieces on the arrival OF
KoSsuth at that place, two men members OF the German
autobiography severely burned by the explosion
OF acartfdgeth,r clothes and boards caught tire Thi,
lives we've sayedby being thrown into the river
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FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH -, 1852

MARR,AGEs Asp DEATHs.-We will hereafter publish the
simple announcement Of marriages and deaths free OF
charge
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DAILY CRESCENT.

THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT
orrleE NO. IS ST. CHARLES STREET,
;li IL gnlary suscrbars m this and Lafayette
early tSunday e1cepejl for s. aiynre,
rsysiIe Is week payable TO the caee
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
Eo, and ar, the following OF charges,
IN lines ID pearl, will BIZ invsfinby salered to, viz;
,,. Iii - N al cases
Esprs snbse pn =
page charged each day.
sal will be made with those who advertise by the
or for shorter time ~ -
accordingly.
The has claims advertisers medium Of com
nuncuon public. Its circulation, which nrge when
Il came presen, proprietor has been steadily
md rapidly through dull ustclsed
tJsIrher as 1851.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-12

"RASfS OF LAND TO RAILROAD CoMpANirs.--There AT,
ty-one railroad projects in the West and South asl
oi congress the grants of sections of the public land.
lheSe thir'Sone railroads measure upwards of eight
Thousand 'hfee hundred miles in extent If they could
All receive alternate sections fiand six miles in depth
either side of the track Of each road the aggregate nu
Der OF would be upward of thirty millions Ato,rr
BILE large patch of Uncle Sans territory
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-12

PRorgssoR AspERsoN,The ininsitabe Wizard Is nightly
filling the Armory Hall to its utmost capacity and M per-
formances themes Of wonder and admiration to alt
who witness them He gives day performance ut II
o'clock Tomorrow, aordns fine opportunity for families
and children who wish avoid the great crowd at nirt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-12

MR. WEBSTER IN WASHINGTON Webster arrived
IN washington on his return from NewYoyk on the 81
inst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-12

ST. CHARLES TIuATRE.-Sir William Don appears to-.
night Sir Charles Codst,eam in the comedy of Used
Up and Digscry in the broad farce of the ''Spectre
Bridegroom" The Herens give musical meange and
appear in the Waterman
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-12

ny" For ALDERNAN.-We are authorized to
BENJAMIN FLORENCE Esq, Candidate ALDER
MAN from the Forth District OF the rity ewOreana.
IL Election take place the i'I Monday March mh4
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RS" CARD.-The subscribers to Mr.. ].
JENNINGS $500 RATTLE noh" that oil MT
the RUBY COFFEE HOUSE, g6 Common street on SATURDAY
EVENING March 49, at O'Clock, which time he hopes they all
be present. r,L9
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We are under obligations to the captain of the schooner
Bonita for Vera Cruz papers
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VINO RASGERs,-At the meeting last night, the Wing
Rangers resolved to meet in body at the pesrli ION.
pose the st. Chafles 1heatre on sohday evening next
at o'clock and PROCEED thence on Invitation to Union
Hall Lafayette to unite with the wings Of tina. district iii
grand mass meeting Suitable arrangements are to be
be made for the expedition
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-12

HARPER's MAeAzIsE--J. G. Morgan Exchange Place,
has received the March number Of Harpers Magazine
To say that 1t is as good usual would be saying much
but we can say that it is even better It is filled with the
most interesting matter and family should be without
it. The supply is small.
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SHERIEEoS SALE

Tnnp Drsrnrcr CouRr LOUIS nuFAuT suBRoGATED ETC y.
OF NkwoGIK.Ns. TtEoBAI.D DfILASSZE.. Na ie7g ,''
RY VlRTU E of a writ of alias teri facias TO
u directed by the Third District Can't az Nav,
Orleans in the above entitled cause proceed to rl Al % ,c
ton in the Rounia of the City Exchange ST. ous street tsasp
Charities and Royal Streets MONDAY, April II ssg a IL
O'Clock NJ '' 80 ''-' ct" -
The Negro Woman named MEL iIE.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms cash the spot. JAMES T. FRERFT
mil? % app !! Sheriff, of the Parish OF
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N.ss- For MAYoR-A. D. CRossMAS,

rs" For ALDERMAN. We are authorized to
announce BENJAMIN FLORENCE Esq, Candidate for ALDER
MAN from the Forth District Of the city NewOrns.
" Election to take place on the lh Monday in March m4
.ss~ For COMPTROLLER Editors of the Ores
Sirs-The friend, good desire testify, tt
election month"; their appreciation the talent, and integrity
Mr. JOHN CALHOUN, by eectng him tie Office OF CoMPTRol
ER for which you will Prse announce him Candidate fe2 tie"
ES- For COMPTROLLER. - Please announce
0. DEBUYs the present Comptroller of Municipality No. One,
the COMPREHENSIVE or THE CITY OF NEW
ORLEANS. t-l7
RI" For REcoRpER--Second District: j L.
FABRE. NH,
re- For RECORDER-We are authorized to
+ BouIlGNY RECORDER OF THE
FOURTH DISTRICT OF NEW ORLEANS formerly city
uyette. ie23
rs" For RECoRDER.-Messrs Editors Please
CHARLES " JoNTE Cnnil.te for RECORDER OF
THE FIRST DISTRICT OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS the
ensuing election. MANY VOTERS
~ The First District from cana Felicity Road.
~" For RECORDER H. SHIELDS is
Candidate for the office RECORDER FIRST DISTRICT
subject to the nomination OF the Wing Convention ielG
DHs- For City SURvEYoR.--W are authorized
HUGH GRANT Candidate CITY SURVEYOR OF
NEW ORLEANS tB- Election Monday, March 1852 iel6
rs" For CITY URyEYOR.-hlessrs. Editors OF
the Crescent; Please LOUIS H. PILE candidate
CITY SURVEYOR. THE PEOPLE
FE Election on the 22i March, 1852. e6 %
HstsN For Observation-Disclosures. Editors Mr.
CHARLES H. TANEY old and well known this city,
candidate Tor lnEAsuEgn the ensuing election supported
by all hs friends, whose Ih':il LEGION.
IntsH For TREAsURER.-W II. GARLAND is II
Candidate OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS. tagn
--------<s---
rs" For STREET COMMISSIONER. Editors Of
the Crescent: Please PATRICK DAILY Candidate
the above office He has been old resident in this city, and
rally known AS Dy, thu DayRmn' He will be supported by h
trrrls. mh6 t-i
rs" For STREET COMMISS IONER, f. MENDOZA
Candidate STREET COMMISSIONER subject
ton of the Wig Convention mh3
rs" For STREET CoMMlssi oNER.-Please an
A. MONTANYE Candidate for the office OF STREET COM
MISSIONER the solicitation many friends the ensuing election
22d March. fe?3 IT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-12

Dan Rice is entertaining the good people of San Anto
with his circus lie has so far been favored with lar,
audiences The papers speak of the performances il
terms OF warm concentration. Wehope Dan will brina
his circus this way.
We find the above in the Victoria (rexas) Advocate
and We inform the editor that he has swallowed
whale Dan Rice is still deghting circus going citi-
zens at his ppelrome on St Charles street The youth
fn asprants to fame who figure in the establishment
which the Advocate speaks endeavoring to ring in
with the children Of Israel to the Red Sea rail
road but it wont do. They will be found out anon
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-12

Zn3~ For RECoRDER.-We are authorized to
BouLlcNY Candidate RECORDER OF THE
FOURTH DISTRICT OF NEW ORLEANS, formerly the city o
ayettc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-12

The FohRfsr AND WILLIS CAsE.-Tle jury in the assault
and battery case of Willis Forrest have rendered
verdict of $500 in favor of the plaintiff They
but short time Mr., Forests counsel announced his
ntention to appeal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-12

yag- For COMPTROLLER. - Please announce
o. DEBUYs, the present Comptroller of Municipality One
Candidate the COMPREHENSIVE Or THE CITY OF NEW
ORLEANS felt
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Telegraphed to the Daily Crescent"
Bp the 9erapIr's (G'RrilIp) aint.

Baron ROUGE. March H.
In the Senate to-day the Swamp Lands bill passed;
also bill exemptng certain property of the Commercial
Bank from municipal taxation. NJ NJ. Reynolds has
been confirmed Judge, in place of strawbrdge.
Congressional Proceedings--Trouble with
France.
WASHINGTON March 10.
In the Senate Mr.. Seward made speech on Clarks
resolutions. No important business
done.
The House was engaged in debate on the Homestead
Bill and in President making.
The National Inteigeneer of this morning says there
difficulty reported to exist between France and Amer
ica
New York Cotton Market.
NEW York. March TO-
There has been f" demand for cotton with sales of
5000 bales at steady prices Flour in fair request at
81 S77a to So II Dbl Yellow Corn firm at &c. y bushel
Mess Pork Sl4 10 = b. Lard is in modera to demand at
So to 9lsc. 4 Dbl Kentucky tobacco is selling at a
range of Al to- SIC. q Ii.
The Ohio River---Steamboats.
LOUISVILLE. March TO-
The river here has fallen seven inches during the last
twenty -four hours. but it is still very high,
The steamboat Winfield Scott left here to-day for New
Mississippi River-Kossuth.
ST.. Louis, March 10.
The river here is now rising. Kossnth will deliver an
address to the citizens of this place tomorrow.
Ohio River-Markets.
CINCINNATI. March H.
The river has fallen thirtytwo inches during the last
twentyour hours Flour is in good request at SO %
$3 80 p Dbl Whisky 15iic + gallon. Bacon is in good
demand at firm prices sales of Sides at s2s. and of
shoulders at TIC h. Lard is active. and the sales
brace 400 bbs and HOO kegs, the latter at DC t tb
Telegraphic communication is interrupted to-day be-
tween this place and NcwYor and we shall probably
have no dispatches from the East this evening
----n---
The EQUESTRIAN SPECTACLE To-NIGur-Let no one for
get that the great equestrian spectacle at Dan
Rces arenic temple for the benefit of Harry Whtbcck
off tonight. Every preparation has been compile
ted and one has the temery to doubt that 1t will be
show grand and impressive in every particular
The performers all well known respectable citizens
and the enthusiasm with which they animated i'm
The grand entree fiery teeds never yet seen
by the public all of them having been trained for the
casion by celebrated basket maker will be terrific but
the audience is assured by the management that not the
least danger need be pprehendod 1t is impossible how
with place vernacuar. to give any idea
of the rich which will be presented. 1t will be
necessary to in order to appreciate them and those
who not present viii miss event which will form
prominent feature in the history of the times valu-
able box of ewey will be given to the author the best
conundrum and it is runored that gentleman con-
nected with the establishment who in early life de.
prived of the power of speech hs earthquake will
throw two hundred somersets We do not state this as
fact hut we presume if the gentleman said he would do
it he will
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-12
NswoELGASs, March 8, 1852.


RICE.
SRA few OF the friends OF Yourself your excellent Manager
H. NJ Whitbeek desire COMPLIMENTARY Benefit the
performance at which shall be entirely purpo.
carrying their desires into effect wish what terms they emu
get The use OF yodr Amphhear, oses Wardrobe ON
mex, Friday Evening the 18th early pl, will greatly ob
yours, respectfully, TWENTY AMATEURS,
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Thanks to the clerk of the steamer New0rcans for Gin
cinnati papers.
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8,
GKNrLTNRSYou note Of this me and gives me- r
pleasure to tender the YOU we'll MS of nv
own services IN forwarding giving Compliment
Benefit long tried friend H. Whibeek Yours trly
mlg NAN pr,r
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Thanks to The steamer Ne Plus Ultra for late st. LOU
papers
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NJ % "MN7 Dff7t . N1s''S"" u '7ePVFr
EXCHANGE PLACE, adjoining the Office.
" BOOKS published the United States tgeher
with the REVIEWS MAGAZINES NOVELS, ETC., promptly
ceived establishment issued from the prs
Also beat English STANDARD WORKS always
kept on hand.
Citizens Strangers respectfully invited to call.
Orde for any AMERICAN FOREIGN BOOKS received and
Gleh an1n
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RI" For RECoRDER--Second District: j L.
FABRE NH,
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GRANp RAFFLE-We are requested to call attention to
the card of Mr. Joseph Jennings in another column Ills
$500 rattle will be tomorrow evening
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:, =, ,,,,,,. NEwOniE,Ns, March s. 1852.
DKIR SiRThe Undersigned and others among your
city desiring at once compliment WORTH
'oesne 10 themselves AN evenings sport of unique character have
pnrd themselves together for the gvga strictly
Aronic Performance, the proceeds which, compliments
they hereby tender to They have already
Rice and secured tho use of his Amphta,r- Horses
robe on NEXT FRIDAY EVENING, the 18th
all of which they hope that they your cheerful
Very respectfully, yours, TWENTY AMATEURS.
To TWENTY AMATEURS: '
GENT EMkNfou very polite note of this before mo- and
recprocatiug heartily all of esteem which
You have declared nir knowing individually intimately
honestly good on nv mart for
declining substantial with my old
friend Dan Rice have prepared for me, certainly heartily
auesce in suggestion In the hope, gentlemen
novel vocation evening all agreeable
wish 1t, ren.n truly, your obliged friend and servant
n NJ WHTrRECK
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Das- For observation-disclosures Editors Please
CHARLES Candidate for RECORDER OF
ensuing election. MANY VOTERS
~ The First District from Ca Felicity
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MAYORAlTY OF LAFAYETTE MARCH, H. 1852.
A GREEABLY to resolution Of the City Coun-

Z ell adopted the 9Th Instant notice hereby gwen a on
THURSDAY the 25h inst at u clock viii sell At my once '
Second and lNe the last and highest bidder the S,i
LECTION OF THE REVENUES OF THE NEW MARkEf On 81
RAPARU STREET the day April next to The hs day q"
January, ls5S,
CuSnloNlh furnish eight OF equal amount with
good sufficient OF the Mayor payable
respectively the lint days MAY, June July August September
October, November aud December, 1852. 800. $500, :.
Hhls til f. BOuLiGAf, Mayor.
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a fHEESE-l000 boxes Western Reserve and
~ English Dairy, 100 boxes Pine Apue for sale lv
mile A. d GRIEt'E n, -. a.,
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THOMPSON & NIXON, No. 10 Camp street,
LIZ Have received per Scott such additions to their soek
to render it II complete OF
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS,
comprising
coAks OF Black French Cloth, " q, *, and circle.
OVER COATS, OF various qualities and all
DRESS COATS, OF Back French Cloth various qualities
FROCk COATS, OF Black colored Cloths.
BUSINESS COATS Cloths pr and M, rad C
simere
PANTAIooNs, Of Black and fancy and Cashmere
VESTS, of Cashmere, Satin Wooden Velvet Black Fancy Silks
and White Mnrseiies single double breasted.
SHIRTS, OF Fine Linen and Linen Bosoms.
HOSIERY, of Shaker Flannels Nno Cashmere md Cotton
MORNING GOWNS. UMBRELLAS, PERI UNlERY, etc ds uuf
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w EssTER5N. BUTTER-4o half bills fresh

WlNES--6OO quarter casks Port, Sherry
Wv and Madeira Wines, in ui,li for sale nv
mar SAMUEL WOLFF, qi Ca,np street.
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~" For RECORDER.-THoMAS H. SHIELDS is
Candidate RECORDER FIRST DISTRICT
subject to the nomination OF the Wing
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G.s~ For COMPTROLLER Editors of the Ores
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-12
n. #. Smith, Es.utist,
Dentistry at .y,esc Y;oyE Prices.

F1estNst5y az .TStt F'O!E Prices.
G., CHARLES L. KELLS,
QTfS ID EN'TIS ST,
4-All-I Corner of st. Charles and North streets.
ENTRANCE FACING LAFAYETTE SQUARE, NewCrlenna
HIS permanently located in dis city for the practice Of lis ssfon
and respectfully invites vii persons requiring kmj
DENTIST to call on him. learn strrils,
Renc" will be rheerfy furnished persons wearing full .a,s
of teeth, which be eNrcl+d thuse
charged ny me- tB h'irr satisfaction Guaranteed r94
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q NOSlEN BUTTER-50 tirkins, for sale bv
~ mile A. d. GRfEFF II Co. 81 40 aud ~ Old Ievee
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NkW7JKLEANS. ING3.
EyY VIRTUE of n writ of feri facias to me
D directed by the Honorable District Cont Of NpwOr
leans the above entitled will proceed public auction
WEDNESDAY. March a, Me- on The promises
THE CONTENTS or THE HAT STORE tmpon RoYnstteol be-
tween Clstnmhuist md Canal streets.
\
TIEBAANCE OF THE LEASE OF SAID PREMISES 10 n,Iir,
the first Of November he llS52i
Seized IN the above suit.
Terms cash on the spot. p FRERFT
mhl2 Ii 30 "a Sheriff of the Parish al Cra,n.
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n ~ ritiEfF ti). 81 IL aud - Old Ia,YGe,
NOSllEN BUTTER-5O frkins, for sale bv
~ mh'2 AID GRiEFF Il Co, 81, 40 Old Ievee
ARD-Prme, in bbls and kegs for sale by
n "A mbi2 A. D. GilEFF co. IS, and 1. OLD Ieye.
SIRAW PARER-1000 reams medium, land
~ Ing rs ship Tennessee, sal by
mhl9 a. ~ GR:FF co. S. 40 and ~ OLD Toyee
&TEARlNE-2O bbls., choice article for
~ conicrtionris' use, for sale hy
MILE A. b. GRIEFF 4 CO. So 40 md a. OH t,
4 NlDER-50 bbls. prime Newark, for sale by
" mil? A. D. GRIEF Il co. IS 4u ami ~ ,,l Iey,
4 'ODFISH-500 boxes for sale by
~ mile A. D. GRIEF * Co, - 40 md % OH Tcys,
pAlNTED PAlLS-200 dozen; Cedar Tubs,
mhls J,llARrN CO., ~ rrlrm,iloll,s street.
NV EEL OlL--3OO baskets and boxes, for sale
~ ny +. J. HART Co, 10 Tcholriloula. street.
4 tORDIALS-All kinds 800 cases, fo. sale hv
y Hnl2 i..J. tiAisl co. ~ rrhoupto",s STREET
lQLEMAN'S CORN MiLLS-lG AMI Is inch
~ aorse Powers, for sale by
}~ihhls Ell HART 4 co 70 T,bo,,,. ,,,...
nRuGGIsTSt GLASS WARE-A larpe yari-
~ ETY., for sale by Ell HART co. 10 Thoupous. street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-18
MONEY MARK K r.

SATURDAY, April l7-C r. NJ
There was more activity in the leading fances to-day
than have noticed lately but prices We're not
tanned At the ,s board Erie Railroad declined per
cent Norwich and Worcester p Reading Railroad a
Harlem 81 Nicaragua Transit company = New Ha-
ven Railroad Canton Company , Morris Canal Il;
Erie bonds, 1871, A. At the second board there
favorable reaction and the market closed Arm ct I'M
provement. Canton Company went up "a per cent
Norwich and Worcester Il New York and New Hsven
! Reading u; Harlem Il. At the afternoon board
there were large sales and spectators TO have
become concentrated upon three or four stoela which
must ultimately have favorable influence II appears
impossible to keep The market down. momentary
preston may be realized, but reaction soon follows
and high prices are pretty sure to be the result
The receipts e the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer OF
this port today amounted to S63,030 oJ; ray,nents
$S.455 92-halance, S3,i73,S33 II.
Tee anthracite tonnage has been considerably
the past week. The Lehigh navigation Is open and
makes its first weekly return having brought down. up to
the 10th instant, 9302 tons. The Reading railway
brought down. for the week ending the 18th 81 SAT
tons making for the 43o 1856 tons against SIS 2
TONS to the time last The schuykill navi
CATION brought down for the week. 16 3l5 tons making
for the c6ll5 tons against 25 ALB to same
time last season. Total tonnage for the past week
So AGA tens
The Wabash and Erie Canal is now open from Toed
to Point Commerce, below Terre Haute. and business
opened actively. Large supplies Of produce on the Limo
of the canal coming forward
In the Legislature Of Maryland the majority of the
committee to whom the subject referred have report.
cd bill granting to the Railroad Company the nrvi-
cgc Of bridging the Susquehanna at Havre dc Grace
The receipts of the Galena and Chicago Union Railroad
and branches for March, 1852 for freight and
mails. S24 $50 50; for March, 1851 the receipts
were sl 523 66giyng excess for March 1852 OF S-
\ 035 81. which is more than double.