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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
FOREIGN MARKETS.
London Grain Trade.
For the week ending Fnday. March 10

- OF the week endlng fndav, March IL.
Nothing has occurred since this day week of character
calculated TO alter the position Of the CORN trade
pens to be generally understood that The Government do
not intend inefs ing with the Corn Laws unless they
should obtain decided majority at the next general
lion Matters viii, therefore remain they are at all
events until after the harvest provided Lord Derby
wnh no fsctious and force ssovs
hsmsn' sooner The csass OF psicss during the next
months consequently not k To he inuencsd by sga
tive measures bat viii be regulated By suDpl,and demsaa
Ihe feimer has hitherto proved fully equal 70 the Ia r
The arrivals nom abroad have for past been
comparatively tnling.
The value OF WHEAT has suffered farther decline Of
To- quarter a. most ef the principal povncal msrkets
he'd snce Monday and Confidence 10 the future rsnse
Of prices has certainly diminished daring the last fe
weeks Meanwhile there has been DO real alteration in
the position OF affairs the adsIcss the Norm OF Ea
rope rssrss what has bsea previously stated
the desrh OF food and prices much higher Ga tbs
continent than IN this country leave fair narela
for pohs on shipments OF WHsAr and RYE hence 20 ol
isAd and Belgium II would appear, therefore taat Wa
shall Lo rseeivs any supplies Of from the Bsc
ouns ths ensuing summer and as he quantity WHEAT
&C. On passage 90 Great Britain from the Black Sea
known to be c1rsidsIaoy less than this period
last year, shefe lit of being over
w1emse with forsisE Supplies Holders sssm, however
20 have no gIse, COR adenee In the future.
MARX Lane Expresx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
Passengers Arrived

In steamship City Of Ntr York from Casgret and King
Sfon--P Lazin,ke J. Fure J. J. Warwick, 3. Cramer.
g. ID. Tocs, r. Marin, lavender FROM San Juan =
" Bernardo and 500. From Kingsfon-J. Mcdonald, n
Jeseps, T. lines. John Williams.
In pacLet SIM Northumberland from London and Porfs
ynoufh-A Moiret of New York; e Blinke. Mrs Blnke'
Mia Ann Elder. H. wsie, II. VALE, J. Wright, j. s.
Msiret-340 IN steerage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02

Jas lat "a ~. lon. 10, v sAp Ea'shdn x,rss. fan
San Fratcsro for Cacrus.
Dee u. S NJ. lat. ~ 20 8 laa a. a,rk elizabeth
(srem from Ne~-York (Ocs 3sl far ..is,t,s
Nodsts. Of E.nircsst 5s1;A sasI. was seen birE
sho~Bs dss wita y lah
NaCais la IS v lca IL g. Action, fBr from Liver.
pcel icr NeT.OrlesHs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
DATNTERS! GLAZIERs. SASH.

l. MAkkbS! BUILDE 70 and sehsr intsrssssd-Re-
member thas SAMUEL oCHooNMAKEA, Ne Cha.
hzn square, ones Ter sale the very best qaalss
aAd American GLASS Of all sizss fran ess y N g. a.
tss vey swest sash prses Painters ia Saricuisr az
bear 1nA that By ths ala 81 fsu sxsasrs
paas nils kept esnssnily in spsrassaI an eaabiss 10
sell better articles q Paint lower pysss taas Ar sths
aas sfacfurer n the United States Pzias Ols Pits,
Brushes. and ever artsls istks hss ia aaT a1a1t.y
sAMueL sClOoEMAKTa
Ne ChathAn-ssaars, asd 10 8 Ca have a. r.
uB-rarcssssrs viii have Aoir roods Il red la s.fs
ssnGt7sn xsa frss Of charge 70 aay part attn. cty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02

MINIATURE ALMASAc----rHfs DAY.
gux-Rises n Sets IS Mcos-Ssss.. -.-t San
WATER April
Sandy Hook g Sem Gov Island y 26m Heb 0afs-s YIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02

EkGIkE WANTED.-The advertiser
yaass 70 purchase nd haad Esgins aai Becr,
seed ercer q nsw ene Of ftsn 10 10 h,yss powsr
tR Which he VII give faH pres n stock OF ,espsctasc
eorgsrsnss, = rod standing. Address HNGINE sn3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
4 UCTION CARD.-House Furniture

n Sales --wN W. SHIRLEY Auetisxssr solcits'
fros families Intending to sell farAas dsrnx April
In Few fcfk srsokyne or jersey City. their patronage
VII attend Gsisspsly to arar sibg asd selling Rslsr-
shces 10 numerous peAs he has sold for Pros pt settle
mea's Orders let at salea room No "a Pstt-st or Ne
s3s Atlsntc-s t viii receive attention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02

Y,cueAs-A State Ansi-sIavsry Con
xer,ioo !. ,p be held a. Jackson, Juhe q Tor the
purpose of taking into consideration the appoint
men, az delegates 10 National Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02

ITO LET-A large Store on the corner
u Of Rlseeksrst. and the Bowsry, ssitsd for . Du
Gssds Clothing or Fancy trade. with ne interest q Az
= Me ossoo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
SHADE PAINTERS, SHADE

WET GOODS, Half-Price, frem the
w large Fire h Broadway where assry ore Millisa
81 Dsllsrs worth Of Goods we're damaged by Water
Wonderful Barsains
Lase-sizs Linen fs-sis. Cd. apiece, worth Is;
Estsa large Dc. d., 10. aAa IT, 3D., worth ID. 81
and as.
Dlssshsd Mssiip, 81 piece. vorA 81
Erta suDeI1as % 50 piece, worth S..
Linen Napkins, &c. dozen, wsrth iss
Linen Canbne Hdkf, ssy 10, worth 70
Cents Linen do. do. Is. I'd azd -, worth D. sad ~
Laxge Gzs CsaBssrpaAss. la. sssak 81
Extra large d.. lSs.. wosth g.
yiss sAhsss Lissa: ca and 30. Cd. vsth double.
piscs. Is yGds In piscs, wsrth double.
Lots ether EssSs e. cerrssp ,adsgiy lew prices. y
O. C. BURDErrs cheap Dry oseds sss,s..
Ne lB Wshsf6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02

William Van Mock. w" VI
1hs fssas Of the y requested to attend The fu..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02

ANTHONY BiEEcKER. Auctisneer.
EORECLUSUkE SALE OF the VAIL
II UABLE HOUSE aud LOT, No. ai9 West 1oshst.
and Los on rear Of ssme, with the Building thersoq,
fronting % alstr, at auciou ANTHONY J.
BLEECKKR will sell al auction. "a THURSDAY. Aprii
u.s. 1884, at u O'Clock, at the heIchans EXCHANGE with
out reserve. to the highest bidder the following vs val
liable property. viz
On 2oth The handsome fsur story brsk hoass ana
lot of ground kno ~n No ai9 West scA e. noth H.
between sth 9th apd opposite s. Peters Church
The house finished excellent Style with roa BALCONY
ia front having all the modern improve fss convsH
ience such Croon water bathroom. he &C., I'll u the
very best sldsr The house suilt and eceupsed unu
his DEATH b. the la'e Neah Woodruff and stone
cutter, AZ d now rents for abou, s7o0 per ansum-
Also the valuable lot Of ground with the largo building
thereon directly Of he above the sosth side 81
the two lots extending frsm street to street eeeh
the above lets Is fest front aud rear BY 81 fest
the highest bidder Part Of the purchase money re-
main bond and mortgage For maps aEd further par
Msssrs wtGATMAN CLARK, Cosassllsrs-at at Law.
No. 1885 Broadway. corner Of Dey-st u,9esl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02

il. vANpEwArER, Auotioaesr.
A UCTION SALE OF STANDARD.
IN ROSES at No. 10 walLa y. l.. vANDcwArER
will sell FRIDAY. April at o'sosk.a sac ssieo-
siou Of Roses Moses asd sshsr choice
yaIistss from the surse OF ID. Soil. Florist. 3eiA ct and
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
ps HoUoH. Auctienser.
THIS DAY (Friday,) at l0t A. NJ, at

Il No. 81 Bsekmsn ct the eltirs Furniture Of the
Va story dwelling house aad store. embracing ever
variety Of goods necessary To Aoussbsspsrs both usssl
and ornamental parls chamber and bedroom faTnitu
in mahogany, black val. and maple, second hand
pete oclohs. 40. hair and hs'k msttrssses hiieAsn
furnsus &C. Also, rich 10 voice Of 0sussels three
ply apd ingram carpets los to sut puTcAasers English
oil cloths &C. Ass two elegant French plate pier sias-
sss large nzs with variety Of otksr goods toe
numerous mention Sale positive and without reserve.
MONDAY April at No 30 DOmisick IT., ue satirs far
niturs of the house. Catalogues this day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
State of Trade.

rse ell reported IN last having como over the
Maachsstsr msAss "a her increased wesk
On iusseC shsis WAS more marked iadiseostion for
business on tee part Of ess home and )rsxs BUYERS OF
Vans ana Goods aad kAs general ncaatisa Of prices
ia snsw nav more snaessy sxanss producers To-day
the general MARKET in much the state a. ON Tues
Gay u ne nst IN any dsgtes worse .haa il thea We
CONSIDER Nafss to have feeeasa fully Ia GA tss sysr
age. IRON the a,taHsbls rates Of fortnight age in All
counts OF Mule and Water from s0s downward N some
titeies ire decline ID and IL Is quite "a A.
compared VITA msfsly ncniRsl oaotshons WARES aaS
teps hsvs senefsd more thaa Busdsls As Goods wsrs
.sisuvcy cheaper than fsEas taey less affected oT
me esnss sui. Ne buyers Of nost descriptions ha,s
CAMEO sense asvaAszss IN making bargain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02

Jan 4, lat a s.. lea % shis s.,si,r, p.,.,...
Calcutta (Dse. g. Ter Nsw.York NV
Jan g on Sc Helena. bark TsHssr swsstssr, 4. Man
nuus lNey. u fer Qussnsssvl --a
Be-. TAT y 60 ~. lea ifet w., brig Caria Hol-..
~ eesIa frsn SAA Grsssisss for Acapulss
for charlssfoa. ''" Nv" -
lss e. la ~ T.; len. 10 w.. Royal Oak, Or, S,,
fs. q. lat. - ieN., lsA II 50 W. ship prssus. ns,
nec NswPegt, y. WA nifs'd for csw-orlsan
~ - AZ AZ osN., Lon 10 2zW., Bremen bah Ys.
\ ~ rom Bremen fer Nsw York
f., Iis ns fiH lsa g. ship "Msrsaa." sfSsv-Ysrs.
kncAs. I'll rsnsAsalar. H.rsvsr.. hi. -
90 Hs,s'ses, re. B,san 81 nsw-Ysk.
fan ~ ~ g.. lea w. Or. sAp Alsg Grant.
Ca ~, -, IA y lea sssA, Zig Indian Quss. Of
rsv. =, x: ls. a. sAp Hsps. 81 Du1suy. su
for Liverpool - s@">f sn
f., NARA ss Il A.iss. u. ship Msnsa h. Esw.Ysk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF MISUNDERSTANDING
See SepentA Page for additional Shipping Intelligence
Cleared.

gteamrhp-Cty of Norfolk, Post. Richmond. Mailer
LORD; Delaware Seymour. Philadelphia, NJ. Sanford
shps-west Poin. Allen, L,yerpooi. Kerni Csrev;
Queen Griswold, Londsu. Grswold Wiley
Baiks-Dudley. Morrison. Charleston; Danham Dimon;
E. A. Kinsmaa. Tt urston, Ma.anzas, Perkins 4 Dean,
Susan. Thuriow Port-au Prihce. H. W Dslsfeld; J.
johnson, Staples Matanzas, Peck Church.
Brigs-Philura. ThatcAer Savannah, Dunham & Oinon;
Franz (Pruss Pollok Elsnors, &c Funch Msncse;
Ambrnss. (Swed.) Bechmsnn. Gyltenburg, Funch
Meineks; Komset: (Dutch) Dyer. Rotterdam, Funch
voss & Co.; Abeona. Arey, Cardenas, r. C. Read
schoones-Columbia, Rogers Philadelpha. lanes Hand
Sarah Elizabeth Smith New Haven, master Messenger
Snow. FrsdericksbuTg, c. II. Pierson; Helene tDan1
JureenseA, ST. Thomas, Russell Nortsn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
R.W wEsrcoTT, Auctioassr
ANDSOME HOUSEHOLD EuRNI-

- TURE-nsns All ths contents Of cottage house.
snsay nOhSING At Iei oclssh at No LAG Green
wien av all superb der aed to be sold without reserve
among which are 10 apesy B'ussss and three ply Car
PETS OIcloth Maun g ID walnut Bsdsteads, hair Mat
ess TO az isrse feather Be 9dTesssg and plain Ba
reans onarbe top dozen spnns CAairs.
mahogany Ind walnu. Rockies, superior Sofas, French
hirros, mahogany do daips tables, card, esstsr sad
fancy do les cottage AID maple Chairs Dfvans, Gallery,
siturs, &C Rain shine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
ADRIAN II. MULLER. Auotienssr.
DEREMPIOKY SALE Ia partition.

1CNEMI UNI GALE IN patytyIOn, by
= order Of the Supreme Csurt. usdsr the direction e
PHILO RUGGLES, Esq. Referee. Of VALUABLE
PROPERTY, bsloAGns The Estate Of the late Dr. Mar
mus Wlstt.
ADRIAN II. MULLER will sell .. auction on THUS
change. the following dsscnbed property, via,
Seven Lots and two Hessesand Lots Dslsncy.st BE-
tween TompkiRs and Columbia SITS. -l.
Four Lots aud House and Lot on Brooue g. BE-
tween GosYct & Willett sts
One Lot on Tonpkins ct two Lots On Manen-st one
Lot one 0osrck 81, two Lots Lswsst, La Csa
nonN.
Part the above sscrbed premises under lease s
particulars Of which. toEs her with dimensions. he
special Advertisements Ia Journal Of C0mmsrcs apply
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
6aIes By Auetiom.

A. NJ hExwis. Auctoseer.
DY BANGS BROTHER L. Co.
- Trade Sale Rooms No. II PAk-tow.
REGULAR NEH-Y0RK SPRING TRADE SALE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
ARRIED.


10 wssilsst, esaA. March 81. b. Rev Mr. Bss,lev Mr.
ChAhl:ES HukLBURr. Of Nsw-YsrS. = NJ a.
MA A TAYLOR. ~ the fsrnsr place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02

Ire ssnsne Tor the current descriptions Of Irss sr sr,,r-
.sush ies taan nsssi a. this ssassa Pie
me meme wade large not szly the hard ware sai
iAc.oy hat iof zsricallsr ana ,zr-
poses iGsr number ~ are rev in course az
aS ierner pens1 IAs agricultural lnplsusat nxsss
theeghoat the hnsden are Alss islly snsleved rae
Irses pisspiss hss nscessss,sd bath
msRposudins Anu agiicuitlie, Iasss AZ nov sis~
sitsa nat hess hisres,s Will AZ sonasrsavslv ~ a.
tsrss ss least ~ mach bsEsftse a. he esncis. ~
hs ksH MAS OF ns people las bseA "a pshly iasrs,sJ
BY tks sp1sles Of Free Trade pEasslss Ss.s lsr~s
purchases cave recently been MADE 81 Kali, snd s.vsssi
NE gsAt iresuastes fall fer scas t.s A. 49,.
Scotch re lroA qslst AZ SIS tea sasA fsf Ne roi
bfsHesi sssow The following are tie qrststs.s N
lNepsos: Merchant Bar, 81 ia. al. Nal IA
a5 Ia q Hsos, 80 les Sd; Saest g. Is. sssisL p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
HENRY T. LEEDS, Auctioneer, No.

II 90 Chanbers OF, near Broadway. has . sale To-
MORROW. A sale OF valuable rose wood. walnut aAd
mahogany furniture carpets mirrors chairs SOFAS table,
glass aad China ware gsadoes dress bureaus, wash-
stands, with and without msbs tops table cutlery 10.
Pc be cold By order Of nostgssee and others Also =!
suits OF rosewood pa urni sstia, bfooatsls aad
piush. Ao large Of second had furniture
bar fixtures. dscshtsrs glasses, carpets, oil cloths
chairs, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
BOARDING in SOUTH BROOKLYN

LIZA small, respectable private family, having some
pleasant spare rooms would ike 70 10 sm 70 Cen
tlsnen with first breakfast and The house 70
beautifully located overlooking the Bay Staten Island
&c only minutes walk from the Ha n,l,o. ferry rT
Union-s South Brooklyn. The best Of reference gwen
nd reauired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
/ PRIVATE FAMILY will Let to a

IA Gentleman and Wife, an elegant Parlor, Bedroom
and Pantry furnished or unfinished with or without
Board and also, 70 neatly furnished Rooms to yow
Gentlemen, With or without Board Preference evsn to
those who snly furnhsd Hst and COLI water
baths in the hsuss Inquire at No la Hamncndss. or
No. $40 Greenwich ct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
Boar0 ano Rooms.

DuARD-Nsar Union-square, in new
D House lt by Gas, 18th furnished ssrior secccd
,tsry o. arc bedroom sdp usg also thtrd story room II
wspfscl nav ~ ohtsssi for two shree perspas wGs
20 CAV linz, nj pfce for superior aodaoas NO
oiher ooaYders, and nevlss. Address Ben Me- ts"f
PostOnee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02

ROARD.-TwO or three young Gentle
- men, o. Gentlemen and Wives, can ostaa pleasant
rooms good board and quiet home. where there sre out
few bosTdes by applying at No. AL OH ST. between ss
and I'd avs Locston pleasant and desirable TO geutlemen
dong business down town, IL Is convenient TO stage
noysl ist NAV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02

ROARD.-A Gentleman and his Wife,
- three four single Gentlemen can be pleasantly
accommodated with full partial Board at No. l Had
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02


Arr,Ued-Bark May, Baker, Psrnambuco; briss Clsra
Ellen, FreLch Cstdenss; George Washington. 40 ~oa
Tiimipsssn; n G.; schrs. Kaloz, Matthews. Esste'r
York; Energy. Heron. New Haven; Perseverance,.
Miner, Providence; p Patterson Patterson New York
M. Marcy, Willetts, New Haven.
Cteared-BsIk Lyma, Reed. Havana; briss Penguin,
lBr Dii, Trinidad; Foster, Crowel. Boston; schs p
Patterson Patterson. do Psrseyersncs Minor, Mystic
Stony Point: 81. Marcy, willetts, New York Eclipse,
Potter, do; propeller Vulcan, Hand, do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02

BOARD WANTED-From LIST Of May,
- in private family. BY = gentleman wife, and one
child Two upurnished rooms second hoor with PRIV
ilese of bath room. would be required With or Xth
Wards preferred. Address p. p, at this Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02

CHARLESTON, March 30--Arr. steamship Uniln (f9
honrs) from New-york steamer Palmetto. Boston.
SD erigs Emma Roeslia New York; Foster Providsncs
schr Moth Carolina, n Northern pot.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-30
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,

Tuesday Morning, March 60 1852
coTToNFully 5000 bales changed hands yesterday at
slightly easier prices:
ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION
Inferior. 6l Middling Fair s1<DS3s
Ordinary .... 6t4a65t Fair. ...............s ss6S
sdad NE ?: Good Fair ..e7a
ToBACC0-We noticed sales of nearly 200 hhds in
Guiding the following; u hds at 4 and AZ Luss at
3 and IL at 35s 81 at "A. and IS at 3a 81 hhds at
33se q tb.
SUGAR AND N0LAsSEs-Far demand. with sales Of
1000 hhds Sugar at 37s34e for fair to prime and also
HOO bbls Molasses at 150251ae
FLOUR-Demand limited and the sales confined to
1000 bbs of which 900 Ohio So 62s0s3 So $50 extr.
St Louis at 81 S21a $50 Ohio at 81 10 and 200 half
bbls do at 81 80.
GRAIN-Corn active. with sales of about $4,000
sacks including BOO 4344 5000 at A. 200 at As and
3co0 selected white at 46 outside rate Of Oats 1000
sacks taken at BIC q bushe for St. Louis and of
Bran 900 sacks in different lots at 7Ol075e p 100 H.
HAY-S0 bales Western brought SIG 90 p ton
PkoNlsloNs-Pork was irregular, with sales of 1900
bhs including 425 Mess at SIG co. 254 at SIG 2Osl6 25
3S at SIG 25 l64 bbls SIS IS for NJ o and sl3 90 for
Rumps. lot of 900 lb green Meat Hog-round was
disposed of at 5l6t OF Bacon 26O casks changed
hands including IA casks Missouri Sides at o. ITO ditto
Cincinnati cured at 94692s SO casks Shoulders at J.
tdss and 36 terces Sugar-cured Hams at 1Oia Lard
brisk with sales of 200 bbls So ISL at and kegs
at 9l4G091se D fb.
RoPE-265 coils prime Missouri brought &C. long time,
with interest.
STAR CANDLES-3O0 boxes taken at 1se on time, and
100 at 1917.
WHIsKY-saes 176 bbls at Tx and 100 (oliyer,s)
at 1876.
CoFFEE-No change. Sales $3.50 bags Rio at 9GD9ssc
including 140o, by one broker. at 92at
FRE1GHTS-Firn and British ship taken for Liver
pool at 1ad for Cotton.
ExCHANGES-Good demand for domestic bills
Sterling. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1851 601O91<
NewYork sixty day Bills. n ct disc
Sight Checks on NewYork par66)5L d at disc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-30

GONG TO HAvRE,-A young gentleman who had been
payngunder protest from her rich fathers addresses
to young lady and had almost given it hopeless
case obtained eligible situation in foreign mercan-
tile house. On meeting lady of his acquaintance soon
after he had arranged to go abroad, he said to her
you will promise to tell it any one con-
fde to you secret"
80, no. of course I'll never mention it, said the lady
lie whispered in her
My fortune is made-I am going to IIayre,
You don't say SO When ~
Next week"
They separated and the next day the father of the
young lady appeared before our hero fourishng biz
cane III his right hand demanding to know by what a,-
thorty he had proclaimed that was about to marry
his daughter2''
The young man denied the soft impeachment
You did y reared his woudn' t-befather-in law Won
tod Mrs that you going to hare hr next week.
And 60 am-to sail for the port of Hayre-in the
Humboldt;
The old gent sloped,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-30

RENTS IN CAIIFoRNIA.-The California papers contain
complains of the heavy drains the public resources
from the enormous rents paid for buildings for the accom-
mediation Of courts and public offices Tho Common
Council of San Francisco the Board of Supervisors
severay representing the city and county have recently
rented for the above purposes the whole of the California
Exchange, for $4,000 month, this Is said to be
saving Of some s7oO to $1,000 month on the rents
yiuusly paid
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-30

FROM THE Isle OF FRANcE.-The NewYork Express has
received the Commercial Gazette published at Port Louis
Isle of France, of the 22d December
United states steamer Susquehanna in port and at
tracing numerous visitors. who wed board
with hearty welcome by Commodore Auic and his off
GERS The fair sex formed small part Of the guests
HIS Excellency the Governor. accompanied by his pri-
vato Secretary aud the Hon the Colonial Secretary
paid the Commodore visit board The Hons Treas
urer and Auditor General also present.
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DIR. Rasaaai,sg's
Celebrated BODY-BRACE,
Or, Patent Lace.

FOR THE REFLEX AND CURE OF THE FOLLOWING DIS
EASES, riz:
WEAKNESS OF THE BREAST, BRONCHITIS SHORTNEsS OF
Breath Pain in the Chest Weakness the Lungs
ton of the Heart Dyspepsia Covuess Piles. Pains he
Spinal Affections Falling the Bowels
Down Irregular Painful or Polse Me1mation ene.cy
ton and PAINFUL Pregnancy and the bad shape incident
and disposition Dropping Longing
Coils Sea sickness and Chronic Dahoea and all pecua
Sold only by DIR. SHERMAN, Agent for the South,
AT his Off 10 ST. Charles street, NewOrleans.
~ l'ps fitted with the Brace MRS. SHERMAss No. 1875 ST.
ehaf7A street. .mhli lydAW
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The San Francisco NAVY YARp.-The Commission ap
pointed to select site for navy yard the magnificent
Bay OF San Francisco to leave NewYork in the
steamer OF Wednesday, the 24th inst The Board con-
slss OF Commodore John D. Sloat. Commander W s. Or
den, Lieutenant Simon F. Blunt and w. p s. Sanger.
Esq. Civil Engineer Of the Navy Department Lieuen-
ant D. Ammen accompanies the Board as Secretary and
Passed NIidshpman A. z. Jackson as Draughtsman