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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29

We had the plea sure of 'nr-'in "ur lid friend
and esteemed fellow CIT n, J. H. IN .rson, On
the street day or t~'sn:e, Mr.. has been
absent in the east gr-a, p,rt Of the ner,
and returns looking nnu.u,lv well.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29

The New Y"ss Ni-r,rc"n,sfHs The s'll"wins,
which proftsses to o"m- fr M pa -st.ng.r by tho
Psc'fc on her las trip from Liverpool:
''In arder TO make the sh rtast p,sssga evey
made on The great circle, Capt Nv- t,ak tas
northern route, and ran AZ FIR ner,h s 6ty.two
degrees: he relax d nothing in b s speed when
enveIoped n ,hnse f"gs # Nswf"undland, which
must be seen tn be apprecia,ed they are like
the thick black smoke "f furnace. He ran 80
close t. Cape Brnyle that he crushed tn pie,
vi his wheels boat and its crew who s -
hshing IN fancied secnrtv; and ju.t as he 50
g'ing shows on 70 thas., rocks, hundred. Of feet
in height and thirty fathons Of water at tn. II
ba.e, IA sudden cry f'sl"p ,h- engine, siarheari
your helm. hard a.starboard : was all that
saved the Pac 6c and her passengers frnm is--
an'areous contact with rock iv. h.iadr. d
feet in height AMI when the helm was put
s'arboard, and the b'ws cleared thr fearful bar
ri"r by sudden sheer, The hull Of that I'm nanSs
ship, swept with a po~er tha, M ade one giddy,
within ten feet %. the precotons rock, and the
most tuned. as we'll as the bo!dest, held his
heath 10. time
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29

Some firnd in human form, 9 FIRE tn the b,rn
"f ilr. West, on Thur>day nigh, last. and de-
strryed all his hay and gain. His horses, two
j., MI nh r, were burned, all his harness. wag.
CONS, wheat, oats and corn III, DR.. Is thus
left entirely des'itu- Of feed for his stock, dr-
ring he approaching win"r. Suspicion has
attach d I" person in The nri-hb rh"nd, o. Ion ;.
aud d uuhtrui reputation. We sincerely bopu
that whnever II my be, he nav oe brought t.
speedy and condgn punishment.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29

GREELELlsM IN AZ AND '52-The Mon.
ticell" WatchuIan must needs mean something Q
by t!.i.:- s<
In i-45, Greeiry. Of the New York Tribune,
d-nounc.d the brave aud Iau,-n'ed d.n W"r h
~ "0ns ihs Uncle Snm 5 OURSELVES THROAT
cuTTEKs.' Now the Tribune is engaged III
promoting the election. OF Gen. Scott, who waa
Gsnesal Wosth's s.noss'.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29

Parents, yon should nave heard the pathos in
! the voice Of that s,r:ck-n mnh-r, as si,e said:
"Thcre are plants tn t -pf,ng int, greater v,gor
| ii the heavy pressure of toots'ep crush them
hut oh there are others. that even the pearls of
! the light dew bend 10 the earthf.'
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29

A young s'Sncker WIN had q ne to Vcks-
bury, In company with his bro her, ~ s4lI s1,ne
corn wrote the ffnNiny faensic letter ,o his
father: "IJaar I'd. tn, j., hard, ,rn are low, !,
money are scarce. and BI are dead
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29

HERE 'ruEY CoME Am observing friend
es imatrs thai about tif y loaded teams come into
tnwn f. IN Rr.k'ord in one day, lately Tra','.
strars are doing ar.at bu .iness IN that road
this year. They should improve their une.-
CalenA CsEstss.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29

" at, The model . v hich 10 to be thn
kcenest ever set ahat, has been constrntfsd u.
PIT sbursh She Is b- 33l feet lpny, and havs
cylinders 10 inchrs in diameter, aad u sees
s.rnkc. -----------A>>>
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29

WN. LiWTUER Il CO..
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEALER IN FOR
ElCN AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
lt Ae old stand, Main street, Dubuque.
r AN prepared to furnish country merchants anf
L IN. uuh,ic generally with goods on reasonable
terms rs any house IN this city.
we are constantly receiving direct fYnm the ufac
turers very article ( usually KEEP, ned
cd in tins country, which will he sold At very SINAI
advane, on cast, exchanged for country produce.
The highest msYkst price wit, at all times ba paid fn
the products of the countsy IN cash
Dialogue, May =, 1881. IT
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29

- Bayard Tayl'r says ihe largest bns,les ne
ever saw are w"r" by thu ladies' Of Afrlca. ils
also mentions that in the warm m 'ntns they
have al,sbit uf wearing ,thang elae.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29

~ IF the fact that Gen Scott did not fyht
duel, makes ,nanv iri"ncs f,r him a. Mr..
Clay earned enemles BY 61h ing one, he Gees
eral 10 pretty sure Of election .-Nsu York
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29

THO. w,ysR., 5so BALDWIN, ehAs."Arkhs
WATER, L WIDEN q 20.
COMMISSION AND roRWsRDLs q MERCHANTS
too P., drass 81. New Orleans.
Aug. is dw-o months.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29

The Col n>ts are s.ravins mad at the rumos.
ed concessions Of tn. British G v-rnmptt on
the subject Of the fisheries They "ppe IL
strong in resoIn,i.,ns All wind work.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29
Far tho Fxprest.
NEsSRs. EDiroRs:

Observing in yonr paper of late several art-
cl-s un n the imp ,rtanc. Of he "rgan 1it'"n "'
an agricultural 8 ,cie,y, IN" will c'nfrr fav's'
IN ,nanv Of y mr. P,'rons by ,nsrr ing the follow
,ny call and ,ticing 'h- sane Sd that full at.
tend ,nce may be obtained.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29

CHstsr Church. Cincinnati, was entered by
burglars last we, aud robb- d Of q handsome
silver communion sarvice
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29

Mrs Fartington asks verv indignantly, il the
h;}ls before Congress are MT counterfeit, why
there is 10 much difficulty IN passing themf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29
With sincere ra.pce',
Yourg-e'eful friend.

GEO. W. JONES.
To M"ssrs
Ben. ". Samn"'s.
WIN. J"shua B,rnrv,
F. V. G rnir'ch, ) COMMITTEE Ne.
G"'. Mc'Irnry, Dubuque, wa.
n Nadeau.
,ottce Of tss meeting IF tbs Burlington Con
pcntion at ST. Louis Missouri.
WHEREAS, IN the 23d and 2ath nf O,'o.
her last. a Convention was h.ld at tn CITY OF
Bnrlin ton in tn" Sac of l,va, composed of
dpl.gates fr ~, The States o. NJ .snnrl, illinois,
Wisconsin, Iowa, and the Territory Of Minne-
| sofa, To- tn" purp,s OF mem ,rlalziny Con.
grrss f. grant sufficient appropriation. to i'm
prove the navigation Of tn NJ ssssippi River,
as work of great Milton, Importance and
in which 'v'ry State and Trrr't'ry upon its
borders wa. deeply interested. And wherea,
said Conventi.n adj ,nri,en I" meet at ST. Louis
on the 24,h % Oct,brr xt.
Now, therefore, in accordance with the reso
lrions OF said Convention, nnice is gwen OF
the meeting thereof AT Sr l. ,uIs Mss uRi ON
THE oath DAY OF Ocr,sEa vExr, tnat Dele.
gates may be app tinted 20 meet at the time and
plac. thus de-ignaied. aud such other pr ncesd-
in.s had as may be deemed pr ,,er.
s HENPSTE,p,
Pr"-i lent e the Conyentioa
Dubulur S pit 81, 1852
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29

The chiefs of the upper Si'nx bands, signed
the treaty amendments on Sturdy last, aud
Cav Ramsry starts hy next b 'at for Washing.
tong, 70 obtain the $6N, 900 ~ be paid them
under the treaty.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29
Byron.

Herr are three " ract- from the prose writ,
ines Of Byron. which show his opinion ri thrss
Of his famouss c.ss'a mporafes His alIusion 10
Scott is rather suggestive, and Decidedly By.
ronic:
"As. to poor Shelly. be ia to my knowledge
the lrnst selfsh and the Inildest 0f men-a man
who has mad m,re sacrfi:es If his fortune
aud feelings for Others, than any ever heard
nt"
"Moore is very noble fellow ia al res.
pec;s"
.Scntt-a wonderful man-l long 10 get drunk
! with him.,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29
Farmers aai Gariners Of Dubuque County and

You nre invited T." atenda Public meeting tr
be held in the Court II Hnse in Dubuque City or
Tnesd,v tn. 18th, Of October n x, at 2 O'Clock
T. ". f,r the purpose "i orginiz'ng the Dubn-
que County Horticultural and Agricultural s"
ci-,v-A full meeting is desired, let every Town
ship b. present largely.
BY many citze-s of
the County and City.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29

3nCSS t0 It's VIA AOVe.
The t"ll,w,ng C mplimen'ary notice Of 0en.
J nes We clip II ~, the lirrsld We are glad
4, p reeve hat our rrrng bro h.r ha. the unr.
al c ,nrase tn lay aside the Ixd.nu tor once in
his life.
II The Hon G. W. Jones arrived at home
a fw DAYS since. His care worn appearance
indicates that he h1s but Just been released from
the rn,s, in'en.e mental and b IDLY exerts,n.-
Tine Cen has proved himself a most ind-faiig.
able and successful public officer, ever watch.
F., full ot the int-rst "f bis own State, whilst he
does NJ. neglect the great interests ot he whole
| nati"n, the people If Iowa might e further
aud fare worse in the selection Of man to re.
! pr- s..nt them in the Councils Of the nation.--
| We trust he will receive "a he deserves a most
cordial welcome at the hands Of his cons,iiu-
tn's.
Before going 10 press, We wr,e inf.rmed that
the above notice appeared BY MISTAKE, in the
| Herald, il having been intended for the Spiks
! N, matter, e me from sha. source it may, i,
spcn lis ,hp sentiments &c the whole people oi
this + cal,y Wigs as we'll as Democrats.
| a BnLn I..pY.-A letter fiom Nsgara says
II heard from on- 81 the guests that ynnns I
English lady had narrow escape on Friday
u,n-ning Perfectly erchen'cd with the sc-nr
and an xi' rs to p ssrss 3,me memen'o Of he,
"i..t, she. assisted bs the guide, stepped IT ,hs
ridge G"a, island, finn li,ry known as The
Hogs Back ir IN rock to rock, nniil she
r-ach,d d he i,rgr slab wl,c', DIVIDES tn. m.
rican sheet "f Water, and IN 'ho crrvices o
winch grew a nail 'r-e. From t.is, gathering
a br nch, she pr.-c ed d on her pe1iinus retn.r
j. urnry-ihr !.n'l,ng rapds At hr feet, wi,iir
iwn yards Of taking their mad leap. and the
pray Il ing arourd her. At the second step
tie rock hring we, and slip erv, she fell but fsr
! 'aaary the water here was shallow, and form
ed an ddy. The guide stood hrn,. snd sh- re
tain"d her arasp, "f his hand, aud thu. escape,
with tan awful fright" and 'h'r"ush bap
tsm in NT,gnras s'saam, "biained, perhaps
nearer the -x,r-n,- edge at the falls than wa
-v"r previously managed with at loss IT lie
She nrither screamed nor tainted when sh,
reached terra Grm1, but, like SENSIBLE w"ma,
felt thankful for her d-lv-rancr, and proud q
n = trophy. which slie had retained all IN
time.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29
Sent. 9Th 1852.

How. GEO. w. J nEs-DEaR SIs.--
A, meetn. OF the c.t,z ms OF Dubuque con
venrd without respect tn party IN thr afternoon
OF he 9Th inst, The undersigned were app int
ed c"mmitree t. tender you on he part at Your
f-ll.w ciuzens a public d;nnrr. They intend
Il, ~ a mark nf their gtati.ud- To YOU f:'r the
services y"u have render d the City and State
durin. your Congressional career, and AZ a t,s
tim NAL Of their rrsprc, and friendship f'r you
as ciiz n, they b .pe you will 8" esteem their
inviai"n aud respond TO it afirmriv-ly d~sig-
ma in h.. ii n~ and plac. when and at which
it w'nld hr C 'nv-nienl f'r yon 10 meet th-m.
Wrh nu,l res, CT AMI esteem tire under
gned have the IL n IF t. be your fellow ctz rs
and
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29

! tory and since, as your Senator. A tha. %. H..
gate among other inpor,an, acts, thu psssage o
| which procured was that /, 20 ab,i.h tn. Ter.
rtorv os lava aud thereby ~ sever mys.l from
| ns.i.uenry who h1d, on rv-ry occasion
given me their almost unani mons snppor. e.,
Congress. At that same session of C,uy-cs.
procured large appropriations of rnnrr.7 FL,
the rem val If the 'bstrncti ms to the nsvipa
ton a, th- twoRap;d d. in tn Missi<sipp ri ver-for
III" pnrchase Of the country, from the Indians,
which nov ,orrns our be,u'ifnl S, te-fr the
erection "f our Capitol and Prnitentia-v--acs
for the establishment. and location rs n. i,npor
tant "ffic" or Snrv ynr Gen raj in F,,c1 inxteas
"f Wise nsin whore | then rpsidrd--, Land
O!hc", each, At Burlington and Duhnor.. and
grants "f 641 acres of land, each, Tnr the TWINS
of Fort Madison. Burlington, Brllevne. Dnbp-
que and Perm, with other acts, too numerous.
here 10 specify
! refer tn these nets MT in self exnltatIon BIN,
as evidences nn,nis'ak able 'h,. have not been
ac'nated bv sectional "r se!ash motives, az has
heen nngenrrnnslv and falsely chert"d ag,inst
me hrcanse of my advocacy Of the Dnhnoue
ond Kn"knk ami the Davenport and f'nurcil
Rufus Railr ads. That h'va bepn constant
AID nnwavcrin in snn,or. ~ those n, asur.s il
most truo and f'r the all sufficient rpas"n that
was twice, snl.mnly instructed 80 to do. BY the
Legislature Of my State and by nnmer"ns con-
v"n'ions BY the people held very v"ar during
nv Senator altrrm. As servant nf h. people
feel in honor and in Conscience bound to obey
and carry on their wishes, regardless Of threats
and ennncia'ions from any quarter, and, espe.
ciallv, of h re whose secret motives for ,hS,r
uncessin2 warfare np,n me originated in my
faInre 10 prccnre Offices for them and to pandrr
to their s-i6-h and m"rcenary desires. ! have
neither been governed by s"c,i"nal motives nor
bv personal prrd-l~ctions in my Legislative
course and would, As always have ne, serve
a r ". u. .e", l;r ing -i.h T." p"fIic.I
sentiments. on the aoor "f C"ngrrss. b-f.r. it's
committess, or th- various D. p,r,men's IF the
gen raj Government, as 'nn and as faith ulIv
~ J w"ulf a member "f my own party. havr
s'rivrnas ron.s'y and zeal u~iy, and not
without sncc"ss, /" procure Offices snd favnrs
''r my jph,g on-tiurncv and 'riruds, whilst
h.ir party has been in tn" ascend mt, a- should
rav" d ne f'r ny bother democrats had the
p,r'v q which am attached been in p wrr
n 'ernen pa On the l.neth wtch
have expended III letter and do IN. h .av,r
cnn"unicate to my filow ciiiz NJ AMI nigh
hnrs. whose or.an YOU are. nssnr ,nces nf th
rr,; u,d and lb dim sense of nbli 4 ion an If
gratitude. under which feel myself and INV
family plac' d by this, their las and INST graft
fy,ng ac' of kindness to me For yourselves.
be assured that the inprrs<ion
which Won made np'n nv mind and heart, in
'h. oral addresses which three "f you saw proner
to max. I" me, on pres. nting y"ur letter. will
last whilst that hear. shall continue to beat and
that am,
With sincere raspcc.,
Y0ur gate ful friend
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29
EDsrED ~
WM. n MERRITT 4 D JENNINGS
0fes. ~ fayfsy's Rass, Msta, Sssessa TAira
R,mrsh skrael

Tse uAslv Exeasss will be furnished u weekly sas
ea.srs u FEW C3trS per week, payable the
., Sasardsy InGxnings
- AevssrlssNsxrs inserted. in either the Daily o
Wssksv, shs mose reasonable terms.
rhs WEEKLY ExPRESS will contain n.
iassgsnes, political and miscellaneous foreign and
bsmestie. Ths recent improvements in once viii
esahls sivs mich reading in the Weekl,
can - uRi in any oshsr paper sxs in the
TorUAs - the Weekly.
FWO DOLLARS per snnnm, aaya6ie IN adrsscsf and
- the sams propcrfi,n for three II six m,nfhs
Va subscription will b Discontinued, (szeeps a tho
sVon Of the pblishers, until all paid
ro Clmbs-- A. IN inducemsnt clubs, We propose T.
mako the following reduction:
Three copies, per annum, IS; Six copies, $40; Ten
enpies, SIS, Fourteen copies, S2o.
Where club of six ten, foavtssn copies sent
o. TIA eopv will the person who makes ap
eaA 0raas. from clubs must b invariably accompanied
- the cash.
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
Or EvHaY OcscsfrrioS, executed with accuracy,
=, sni dispatch, reasonable any other
. tahliShmenf IN the State
- RI g 4 n u III % q wv - . 4
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29
Observation-Disclosures

NAll.S-AkKiVAL kES
Cssss s-Arvves dsaly, except Monday, by 6 IN.
Beyatss dskl, eSssps Sunday, at A..
SsutAssa, ty&1Gnscnnae and 4ndrer-AnTves daily, ex-
esps MoadaSsy Departs daily, except Sunday, BY
!. -
go c1s&Ansves ~rnssiay, Thursday, and Saturday,
= nspaFts Monday, Wednesday and Friday, NJ,
Esss s.srt ss Bslcxs-Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays,
s.isstev4svs, BY 2. Departs Monday, Wednesday,
r1aay, hy5 4 4.
ssaAAsiAse-ATnvos "Wednesday and Saturday by p.M.
desaFD Monday and ThnEsdav hv A.
r4seORe, ~ PslssiArrivcs Tuesday and Saturday by
81. =. uepartS MaalAv and Friday bv sA.N
~ @oRisss.-Arssvss Saturday by = y. Departs
Wel1enlUly 4A.n. S@ As
4n04aA b Cssess-Anivss Wednesday By :. n.-
oo6laN 1hays1ay by .. y.
aans-Auisss rsssday - g., psoavss Wednesday
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29

A TrORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At law, and
"A solicitor in Chancssy, Anamosa. Jones county
Iowa. March sly
DIR. w. 10. McMARAN.
END RS his pr fe.ssonal rvices 10 the citizens OF
I Dubuque and vinciniiy
nee in Fzpat-ck's building, Main street, first door
kelow fhe G'nh, Building.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29

~ Col B's.e,l, of M 3 {. -. dssl:
~ y w.lhisr~r -'a E En.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29
A)rrkly Grprr5s.
Z he Wings AMI the Catholics.

.AY MORNING.. ..... SEPT. -.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-13
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE,

Saturday Morning March Is, 1852
The past week has been period of considerable activity
in market generally but prices for of leading
articles, among which may be mentioned Cotton Flour
and Corn, have given way slightly Tobacco has been
toerably steady, and slight improvement has taken
place in the rates for the better qualities of Sugar and
Molasses well material advance in Pork.
Later accounts from Europe received last night by
the Cunard Asia which left Liverpool for New
York on Saturday, the 2Sth ult.
COTTON-Ourlast weekly review left the Cotton market
firm at advance of fully 4 of cent after the favor
able advices by the America the closing quotations in
this market being 7aDSG for low mddling strict mid
ding Saturday, however, quiet day. buyers show
ing less disposition to pay the full prices insisted in
consequence of which the sales did $500 bales
On Monday later intelligence from Liverpool, by thr
Arctic published in the evening papers but being
contradictory in its character had untvorabc effect
and on that day and the two following some $4,000 bales
changed hands at general reduction of GGD14 of
On Thursday another Is cent decline submitted to-
but without bringing buyers forward to any considerable
extent the sales altogether exceeding $500 bales
Yesterday also the demand limited and only about
1000 bales found purchasers making total for the week
of 10000 bales, taken for England, the Continent
and our domestic ports Prices closed rather ieehy
yesterday at the quotations below. The receipts at this
port since the LIST September 9SS21 bales against
622 to date last year and at all the United States
ports there is increase compared with last year
of 26S us bales
ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
inferior 406 Middling Fair ...s1sMS2s
Ordinary Ordinary 67s@62s Fair o $50"
Good Middling. ...740slGood and Fine....... "a -
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton bales. Tobacco, hhdS.
Stock on hand Sept. l. 1S51.....,....15 800 23S.l
Received past week $40. 6lO77 1926
previously 1921 644=9ss72l 9!739=l1,G64
1O04l11 So ;i5
Exported past week. 469S5 6S3
previously. 773,39S=S2O.3S3 81 944 =2S.G
olock ON nanu hot cleared ....... 1S3.T2S 6.sOS
TOBACCO-There has been fair demand for Tobacc co
since our last particularly for the lower qualities but
the stock is reduced and supplies come forward but
slowly the business has been comparatively limited The
sales up to Friday morning did not exceed $50 hhs
generally at range of 305e for new crop Yesterday
we heard of 450 hhds sold. including 100 at
ll6 125 at "A, rs at -, at 5. and 20 at SIZE p ID
We still quote; For Lugs 3GD3x Leaf, Inferior to
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-13

PRorEcroH.-Thc Pittsburg Commercial journal is out
in long article calling Congress to protect iron
coal by increasing the tariff on these articles Pittsburgh
has more to fear from the est in the article of iron than
from the world beside But few days since read in
Pittsburgh paper account of Missouri iron being sold
in Pittsburgh.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-13

CHuRciiEs f,p,Es TO the gentcr q attributed
the honor OF Introducing churches in California; Before
their arrival it il alleged there was no visible
earth for not single altar erected to his homage but
with the advent of woman religion and it,, temples
and its ministry We presume there also practice
among the believers in that doctrine Of the Christian rite
If ;,f,n 5apt;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-13

FALL OF a BuupiSG.-Between and O'Clock on We'd
nesday night last the building known as the Planters
Press. in Commerce street Mobile. fell with tremendous
crash instantly killing negroes Mr. Coke brick
layer hadhis broken. The building owned and
occupied by Messrs A. W. Perry & CO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-13

TIE WHEELING DEMONSTRATIONS have been presented
Congress citizens of four States deprccating
decision of the Supreme Court. and praying that the
Wheeling bridge be constituted post route. by law
which that the court indicated in their for
nrot ctinpth he bri1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-13
Departures of the Collins and Cunard Steamers
FROM LIFERPOOL.

ASIA, tnr)....... for NEW YORK.. SATURDAY, IS.
NIAGARA, (Br). for BOSTON SATURDAY. March
PACIFIC CAMP. for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY,
EUROPA (Br.).....for NEW YORK.. SATURDAY, 49,.
CANADA, (Br) for BOSTON. SATURDAY,
ATLANTIC, (An) for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, 81.
AFRICA OBJ ...... for NEW YORK. SATURDAY. VI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-13
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EXPORTS

FXPUKTS.
LNERPOOL-Pe ship 1861 bales cotton 5?7 bbs
tard lot shocks and waer-casks
BREMENPr ship Harvest: as bales oton 20 babes desrin
brs Ais hds occo 30 es jala 10 bda hoops 1880
BpsTONPer bnrk bales oon 1886 AXIS
pork, $50, do honr, 11is Nides IS cks skins.
LlYERP0O-Pe bark 1875 bales cotton, 1871
bbls beef.
MDhlI.E-Per bark Eierslie Bailast.
NEW YoFK-Pr brig Lucy bids sugar 1876 bb rnolasses
APALaCliICOLA-Per Elizabeth cks ~ bis III
pork 10 bs read 50 do potatoes lis do hon S bs oes Is do
whisky, 8 bids sugar, 800 sks corn, - pkgs ntse.
TAMPA B6YPer ahr Maona GO sacks $40 bls four 60
bhs provisions.
PENSAcoAPer Martha 1000 bbs 10 bds -four, 90 do
pork, 200 sacka
PEsSACOAPr sr rowhatan: $50 bb -four 10 ibis nolassy
40 do whisky 20 do bread, 10 do park lie eks Bacon 300 ks CON- 80
boxes and sundres
PESsACoLA-Per sefr Visitor ga b -four, ibis mos
whisky 10 do potatoes pork hams, Is cks bacon 40 sucks
corn, hhds so axis coffee bxs tobacco.
WETIMPKA-Pe hhds bis molssses
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