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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MABgET.
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

| 'AL'kS AVID IEARLfNHs 80 fpro ~ y Deaa
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
orrrcr rHg D.ny CREscEsr,l
Wednesday Morning April 7, 1852. !
s.., CLEARED YESTERDAY
y y 'amship Roger Williams, Grice. Mobile, Wckhatn
fi b. Ip Eey ssP"i sirse jis:l
ARRIVED
Steamship Meteor Forbes from talveon 4h inst to Harris Nor
steashp Yacht thompson from Jago inst
Steamship West Wind Savage, San Juan, Wilson
Ship Eawar Eys5e Gun1y from avrs i4h February to Geo
Bark Hett 20 DAYS from Baltimore to dist
BARK Alaudon Bentley days Havana Pg Mir &eo2d dis
Steamboats,.
Anna, Johnson from Bayou GrosseTete.
e sf5s sGH1 rs,p l from B u Ss Sara
Pride Of the VEST Rogers from st Louis
T0wbes Anglo Steele from she dcyn ard
brought up hip Ed~ Everett burke Hamton and Saudon
Below-Coming UP.
Ships Jas H Shepard Aneef any and Viola.
MEMORANDA.
rS The shp Edw-rd Everett the 26h ult the aacs
PASSED ship Oregon, from Boston, for this port
TT The steamship Ya,ht let the Sd In port
sshr Major Barbour and Hadlock.
~ The left port loading
Tor NewOeals steamers Western World Grand Tux and Pawnoe
mot steamer Columbus with broke Eclipse
at Island 81, reported fory-eght houra from Neworlean
SPOKEN
By the ship Edwurd Everett the 18th March, brig consirad Q,
Boston, from Bonero IS Al bound Boston.
By the steamship Yacht inst propeller Ray
burn, from Ma'agords, for this port.
steamship williams 40 bbIs pork 300 do -four
20 do lard oil, IS cPsks bleon 500 flcks corn.
, KEY S9 ark oil s., H9i G $50 bales s
10 wheat, 1900 hides % bales psl.ries, eis copper
500 i p do s ~ S. ' %ss.:.. s sS
sugar, IS bbs -four 25 bbls whsty.
p, zos sr ,.oo IMPORTS.
do 2; Gl1s@ss,e
Jsnongsl q '." 1sio csiqa
GALvEsToN-Per steamship Meteor. sundry mdse
s Esw9r ' a ms . Chs Do
10 Dgntz kenso baskets wine Thoas5odo vaeon85do
GeTerd- do rslevnari reast9 &coN do
cases % 5 etels n S Gam nddp eo
ora DO Fe 90 DO eI9Ie b, DO Ey DO do
ndse N II Le'y-sandry mise to order.
HtAyANA-Pe bark MloudGn bbls vnla bills
81 ~ 1 sr Sofa &c a iisaas
5s T5 Rs g SGsd a a' 5:e sgar, NJ cas DO
BALTiMoRE-Per bark Hamilton: Assorted mdse.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
as5 Rennr BIZ Se 5 sasn s s . F9 esd Ss
coTnoy s,osa DO Ho1rel Gayle E2-r to.
s tnSn ksei5 do bSls OIL rs sE i ns ~
d ss ~ sy s@ 6
ssg SIb9deFll eases tadsf Greenwood peri-s
.s,iou .sid wp; Gray Gray Il CAMP MP.
i r T 4; Pickett Perkins c2o2sr q
eo Ba9 Wilson & Soe W Gbs T Hann1.s 50
Si 1di aeo br1n %am. s O. s Py se1 p 'os
s5 ST o es Do % 40 ?? sis ai Gss s % u M
orn Fs bales cotton Elder pros
rowe-ills skseom Waters Mitchell Beverly o-fotal
ST of
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SHERIFF'S SALE

SHERIFF'S SALE.
raHG pGEle PdTs JR vs. WILLIAM P
by VIRTUE Of writ of feri facias to me
- directed the Honorable the Third Neweans
the entitled will proceed public
MONDAY, April 49, lisa at halfpast clock prentice
the OYSTER SALOON
between erio and Poydras known HOBko0KS OYSTER
SALOON.
Seized n the suit.
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES P. FRERFT,
Hnfth Par NJ O,ie
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SPOKEN.

By the ship Edwurd March, brig consadt Of
Boston, from Bonero Is A., bound to Boston.
By the steamship Yacht the 9Th inst propeller Ray
burn from Ma'agorda, for this port.
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MILLINERY AND FANCY

NEW ARRIVALS.-By the late arriy-
v ais from Philadelphia NewYOrk MRS. CLARK IA
of FANCY STRAW BoNNETS, Open Worked WI
PARTISAN well every other style which offered
Aso-THEE CASES FRESH PERFUhlEkS, Of
anes importation Manufactures which only
| nam to Ladies' u RUSH.
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MISSISSIPPI sPRINGs.-The under "a e.,

I I fa5aGm
signed have leased the MISSISSIPPI SPRINGS
t.f wears establishment undergoing horougn
being mads the
visitors They have also secured the services Of Capt
Providence Hotel whose reputation
Landlord No pains will be
The
toow known 10 nee
These SPRINGS in Kinds county, Miss
of Jackson Clinton half
RI ymond, and a half North OF COoper's Well.
HACKS readiness Sprncson
the Railroad Depots AT Jackson, Clinton and Raymond.
RATES OF BOARD PER MONTH $50 IN
- pAf-.,--.....- 2 az
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wileave WEDNESDAY, April :, at O'Clock p. n.
NOR JEFFERSON, PORT CADDO,
\ SHREVEPORT. GRAND ECORE AND ALEX L.sskaAf-SE5s
ANDRIA-Reguar Red River Packet Steamer REF ssz=xsdk
RVERThe elegant and swift running RED
RIVER Henry " Mccall will leave above For freight
having accommodations b of Canal
street. to T. b SMITH, "a PcydTas street,
STEVENSON y co.
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Will leave WEDNESDAY, April l. at o'claek p ~.
DIOR ST LOUIS. CAIRO. HICK- -

IL MAN, MEMPHIS and all intermediate landings i-s
The elegant light dranght passenger packet
SARANAC No. Mccoy, Muster in port
will leave above Fer freight having superior
noIatiols, apply hoard,
STONE Il WALWORTH. So Trraupitnrlas
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VIII leave FRIDAY, April g. ocoek positively.
Es0R PRINCETON, SKIPWITHS ~ ~
LANDING, LAKE PROVIDENCE, MLLIKES's Lttanasls5S
BEND, Y1CKSBURG GRAND GULF, RODNEY, 4tSS=zxssixSz
NATCtIEZ FORT ADAMS BAYOU SARA, BATON ROUGE,
JACKSONVILLE and all intermediate laninessg Prince
Packet FRANK LYONThc fine passenger
steamer FRANK LYON H. Estes master, viii leave above For
freight boai
STROTEER & BROS, Agents, Pavirns
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Banks,
Ice /! Fec 2!

lee!
E6 ELLIS JENKINS 10 a seller Of ICE large supply of
this dispose CORNER OF pOYDRAS AND
ST. CHARLES STREETS Depot CORNER VICTORY AND ELYStAN
FIELDS STREETS, STREET COMMERCE STREET
at the CORNER ROBIN AND RELIGIOUS SITS mhes #
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Ste bOatH.
Anna, johnson, Bayou GrosseTete
Gem, Snapp from St Louis.
Gypsy, IRE, rom Bayou
II D Bacon, Faler, from St Louis.
Pride of the West, Rogers, from ST Louis.
Towbaet Anglo Steele from the Passesowed down
to the 10th shp CoBguero otooco schr Panama
brought ship Edw Everett bark Hamilton and Slaudon.
Below Coming Up.
Ships Jas II Shepard, Allerf any and Viola
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Our special correspondent has forwarded to in ad
of the mail the following details of the Canadas
news, telegraphed from Halifax to NewYork
HALEY TELEGRAPM OrElcE March 20. 1852
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OFFICE OF rHg Dany CREscESI,
Wednesday Morning, April 7, 1852. !
CLEARED YESTERDAY
I ,afnship Roger Williams, Grice Mobile, Wickhan
hip Nathaniel HOOPER Raines York, Cd Meeker Aeo
ehr j + Brs iford, Holly, Apalarhnoa. j Ferreiv
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VIII leave THURSDAY April :. st 5 o'slork M
Ey0R FORT GIBSON EORTSMITH


a VAN buren,, LITTLE ROCK AND NAPt lslllHrI..5l
LEoN.-Regular kansas Rive Paekes sxat
Ia
Lewis Snapp n leave For assag= apply "a
board or TO T. B. SMITH. a Poyiras street
app NJ. GREENWOOD d CO.
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Will leave WEDNESDAY, April at IL o'clock W.
NOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND -

n EcfRE AND ALEXANDRIA Regular Rel
River Packet LUCY ROBISSON-Tbe G=sz559lI
eegaot and swirl parke LUCY fOBNN
e. Pickett,
board T. g. SMITH 4. Pavir,s strse 80
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Departures Of the Collins and Cunard Steamers
FROM ITpERPOOL.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


CREsCENT [
Wednesday Morning, April Z, 1852.
COTTON-There good demand yesterday, with
sales of about 5000 bales Prices full for the qualities
above mddling, which are in special request
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CONSIGNEES

Per steamship Meteor Galveston-O Kemn-h Bull Sco
8urlrige AiamsNarshsl Mcdowell Mills kco-With-
erel &oCherry, Henderson eo-E Rogers DonnellyF
Block o Iarris-W II BuEnr.
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VIII leave FR DAY, April 9. O'Clock
NOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, HICK- H-
A. MAN MEMPHIS md all diate landings.
Regular SewCrl-nns ST. Packe. rzz15essk
PRDE OF THE WESTThe light Iassseags
PRIDE OF THE WEST, Alexander Badger port
receiving freight the Peydrns and will Leave
For freight having elegant accommodations beard
STONE.S WALWpRTH, s6 TchogritoulAs
rY The P, w will all fright.
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VIII leave THURSDAY April g, at 8 o'clock T. H.
TT0R ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS sr-

=.
u and all intermediate Iandngs-RegIlar ST Louis
ket II. D. BACUN-The elegant and swirl
H. b. BACON H. A Eae master port
receiving freight the lafayette anil will
For freight having ua1rssd acegnmoaons apply
board, STONE WALWDHT
s The H D. B. will take freight for Memphis Helena allaHa-
On he Missssinri Riyer AMI
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IMPORTS.

BRAZos ST JAGo-Pr steamship Yacht s55OO specie Phelp
x etnore-SN00 do Klemms3O0O Gillemeester &eoS2)J
hng-ssooO GARNER iressl4G5 Harris MogaI-slOOO
$500 AVet Boa-sIO0 BsreSi51 IL wis,
IevysiOO Murray Jenuings-sil Cassun~s1OO Corn
Total specie, a22,aI5.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-15
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
WASHINGTON, December %.

W 8oI1lAGION. 1tCtLABcI
A message was received from the
House, announcing the passage of a bill
to pay the expenses of extinguishing the
fire of the Library; also a joint resolu-
ton directing an inquiry into the cause
Of the fire.
Mr.. Shields moved that the Chair ell
the vacancy In the Kossuth reception com
mittee in the place Of Mr.. Foote, resigned.
Agreed to-
\ communication was received from
the Navy Department enclosing the Navy
estimates also one in reply to q resolu-
tion calling for the proceedings Of the
Court martial
Mr. Jones offered resolution. calling
on the War Department for information
Of estimates concerning roads in Iowa
Said resolution was adopted.
A resolution from the House directing
an inquiry into the cause of the fire in the
Library was taken up.
/ Mr. Cass moved an amen dment making
an appropriation for the purchase of books;
the subject was then referred to the Com
mittee on Finance
The joint resolution authorizing the
contract With Donaldson and Armstrong
for printing the Census returns was taken
up.
/ Mr.. Smith opposed it; it would involve
the appropriation ofseveral hundred thou
sand dollars he moved its postponement
| till Monday.
Mr. Bright urged the necessity of i'm
mediate action after further debate the
subject was postponed till Tuesday
Mr. Shields from the Committee ap-
pointed to receive Kossuth made report
recommending the same proceedings as
were adopted in the case of La Fayette
Adjourned till Wednesday.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-15
Az OrPosEsr DrsAHxrD-who has not heard

An OPPoskNT DIsABmrD.-Who kas not heard
of John Brown OF Haddingtonq
His system of Divinity his Dictionary ofthe BIZ
bic, but most of ALL his Catechisn. have made him
widely known, especially among Presbyterians.-
Though advanced in after years to the post Of
Professor of Divinity in tie Theological Semina-
~ Of the Associate Synod ofScotland, his great
ness was not so generally acknowledged in his
early ministry HIS first call, while yet lieen-
tate. was 70 the church in Haddington.
L was opposed by a minority OF one but as
I is sometimes the case, that one was a host in
himself HIS wealth, station and influence made
him an OBJECT offear 70 the majority who antici
pated trouble from him in the settlement Of Mr.
Brow. Previous, how ever, to The ordination
the Jouug preacher, Mr. Brown. was provdear.
allg broughl in the way of his formidable oppo-
pent. Nothing dauuted OF disturbed he took h.,u
by the hand. and the following dialogue ensued
Brown-pray, tell me, 3lr Stuart what you
have against me.
Stuart-I Il be as frank a yourself Mr. Brown
and must say that have strong reason for vo-
ting against You; and it Is just this, don't think
You good preacher,
Brown-Ah! so ! thought; but. nv dear sir.
You and are perfectly agreed in this matter. I
know it as well as YOU do; but the people. you
see, differ from US both. Now where is the use OF
our setting up our opinions and views agains;
those of the whole parish
a Pause-& hearty laugh succeeded, and 3Ir.
Stuart with hearty shake OF the hand, respond
ed d" begin TO be Of your opinion, Air. Brown.
you shall I'm in me, hencelorward. not an oppo-
ser, but faithful friend" And so it proved MIR
Brown. from that period, had no warmer friend
in the parish.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-15
seW Hampshire AWaking.

We are glad to see that the good PEG
pie OF the old Granite State are waking
up in the cause of Temperance. They
are making a strong effort TO have the
Maine Liquor Law enacted by their
next Legislature: and are going to work
the right way to accomplish their object,
VIZ. by electing known temperance men
to make their laws At a County Con
vention recently held in Dover, letter
was read. from the Hon. NEAL Dow.
Mayor Of Portland, and Trainer of that
Law. stating that the Law was complete
y triumphant in his city, and through
the States generally The people are in
favor Of tie Law, therefore it is enforced.
Now issthe time for Wisconsin to move
in this matter, while the Legislature is in
session. Send in the petitions early, and
let our lawmakers know that the people
are in earnest in this matter and we can
have the benefit of the maine Liquor
Law" or come similar one. If not this
time, we can next, if the right kind of
men are sent to the Legislature. Let
every one feel himself personally inter
ested, as he certainly is; and when the
law IS made. see to it that it is enforced,
in every case. without fear or favor.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-15

The FOLLY OF FRETrING.-Two gardeners.
who were neighbors, had their crops Of early
peas killed by the frost. One of them came
to condole with the other
All" cried he, how unfortunate Do
you know. neighbor. / have done nothing
but fret ever since. But, bless me. You seem
to have fine crop coming up; what sort are
they =
why these are those 1 sowed Immediately
after my loss"
What coming up already 2 said the
fretter.
Yes replied the other; while you were
frettng l was working
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-15

FRGN HlTlXl.
New y ork. ia

NeW orr, Jan o.
fhe Steamship Empire City has arriv-
ed from New Orleans and Havana with
news from She latter port 70 the both ult
The Governor General of Cuba had been
1t San oiu1osraude. where he had been re-
ee.veJ @tA festivals. Examinations and
rejojcinEs
Hon sir SharSev, the American Con.
snj. with Lis family. arrived at Havana on
tae 30;a
Hon. P Soule- L ; Senator from La.
arrived h9re yesterday on LIS way to
" As..urtnl
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-15

The FRENcH REyOLUrON.-The Journal Of
Commerce says:
Other powers are doubtless leagued with
Louis Napoleon in this effort, and it opens,
probably, that grand drama in European af.
fairs, which recent events have so clearly
foreshadowed. They have doubtless deter
mined not to wait for blows that weaken, but
TO take the initiave in the struggle. and put
Europe in situation to resist in every quar-
ter the threatened movement in behalf of fres-
dom. As the struggle itself touches the Sc
curity Of every crown, so the league will in
clude, either in secret or in open acts, nearly
every European power.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-15
T.eEaEE -, .s.lFEN NIPpr.E.

-ta-c ri 81 Use sln, iJ8 q County,
fr1ea C3hb, Adnfni@trator &c bouis the Estate
ofanhn Nipple Bias lie1 in County petition
9TyfF cr uceUsc % sell il much The
oi sai deceased As viii BIZ 1ficieu % rHv The debts
Ht-lr- IS hereby given isat hearing will hHt
n0- -afH -Tftlnu 90 tF# Of the ounfy CUur.
go - tsa-H a. the CoaFt uuuse IN Mineral Pom.
hr-- "UlaaT ut February next when and where auy
-rscn Interested Wag appear sud show cause Why ne
prayer u she petitioner s.ouId not b- granted.
FARLEI LATOS, CountV Judge.
Ds-ei JrauaIy 18Th, .e5a, [4wxiI
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-15

Nor Vicious BUT PLAyFUL.-'' Is your
horse perfectly gentle, Mr.. Trotter 3
. Perfectly, sir The only fault he has
got--If that be faults playful habit of
extending the,hinder hoofs now and then =
= BY extending the hinder hoofs you don't
mean kicking. l hope?''
. Some people call it kicking, Mr.. Green.
but 1t IS only a slight reaction of the mus
cles-a disease rather than a vice
Exist Green, whistling
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-15
LovIDaE rREG asKrs.

9-s'a Of s. lscuusia. iowa County. Sc:
iH -ts -s oC the last VIII and testament Of Toyday
lsa-.ss ss lal. of lows County. decreased.
Pho. IS "oY Alvea fii-t p per has been filed IN
.r Pre- base cr sald 10 Poe The last viii testament
- Los4tT TFegaskIs, ash ing Probate Of the same 4
herring w be- d, and proofs taken in relation there.
- @ eAE term o the aeuuty Court. be holden The
Court Blouse ia Nuer4I EoInt, first Monday 81
February next hcH and where any person interested
r7as apFeaE and con. st Tia same Dated January So
1882. lAELET EATlN,
laHEI County Judge.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-15

is tie sascfe@r T-sdir, -bo'st md half mites
'n- "t flErf Point uHi reas iaTreIltcv %, TEEf :
a'. egg 81 .t- 7HHrFHr ts+ htIfers aud ON.
~ 'Ha -sr yeare i1 next sprng- the other ord
H SPRING. % The has cfuprpd no %
a- re others heller pIaer with white IN
-- -le ft1er hzIieI mixed red and White.
tnHn Inc backed. IT. largest sleer j. broad horned
Fae owner requested so cult. prove property Dsv
charges ana take them away.
WILLIAM MITCHELL.
Z tfF.7'.rE p 1852 I1I-4E.~
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-15
Wiota. Wis. Jan. Is, 1919.

Mr.. II. G. FARRELLs We have seen your
Liniment tested. and are convinced Of its good
qualities; we are selling a great deal. and II
gives universal satisfaction; II has cured a
bad case of erysipelas here. and IS highly ez-
tolled as remedy for both man and beast.
SAXTON & ELLSWORTH.
See advertisements. II
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-15

VALUABLE FOR kLLING FoLKs-Mr.
John Pindar. OF Portsmouth, n H. ex-
hibits . cartridge bag. for cannon of vari-
Gus calibre, with q perfect hemisphere
end, woven throughout without seam. ~
The bags are Of the texture Of fine ker-
seymere, and are pronounced BY the best
judges exactly the article needed for gun
merry.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-15
ErAIT F1RGERY.

4 man calling himself John Brian. an
EngllSLelu. was arrested on Sunday for
passing IS a Leicester < ca. for goods
sold. and not delivered. certificates for 81
shares in the Boston X Worcester Rail
road On. @amouutiuc @ $4,000. also q
sealed package which was opened and
foond 70 contain only cancelled checks on
London louse
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-15

DAGUERREoTYPING CATTLE.-An artist in
St. Paul. had favorite COW, which strayed
away and he supposed was lost. He CHANGED
to have 4 daguerreotype of the animal. A
man from the country, in a neighborhood
ing TO see the likeness of her, said he knew
where the animal was, and for 50, go. went
and drove her home to the owner.--Pi3neer.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-15
Liquor Riot in Maine.

BANGOR. Dee o0
4 liquor riot occurred at NJ Desert
yesterday. during which. the officer was
Knocked down, aud the liquor carried of
and seereted
The authorities have sent II Ellsworth
for assistance As further trouble Is 5ppre-
hended-Nad Daily Argus
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-15

- The journeymen printers Of Washing
ton City, have memoTialized Congress against
the execution Of the government printing By
contract. The subject has been referred TO
the appropriate standing committee.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-15

The Madison Statesman states that Messrs.
Dean, Ruggles, and " heller. Of that place,
are about to start an oil mill there. This
will give the farmers of that region a mar
ket for their fax seed.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-15

4 GIT FRoH Bremen from
Bremen to the 9th ult-, state that the
popular assembly of that old Hanseatic
Republic have unanimously voted block
Of stone TO Be sent to this country for the
Washington nonumcnt.-NiL Sent
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-15

- The bids for 100000 Canal Revenue
Certificates, of New \ ork, were opened at
Albany, on the oath ut., and taken at prices
ranging from lOO.25 TO 1888.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-15

JAMES MoNTeoMERY.-The report Of the
death Of the poet Montgomery, appears to
have been premature. The \. i. Tribune
learns that he is still in the land of the liv-
ing and in the enjoyment Of his usual health.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-15
Secretary Of State ofthe United States.
Minister for Foreign Relations of Spain TO the
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten-
tiary of Her Catholic Majesty in Washington.
lTBASsLATIoS.l


Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten-
tlary of Her Catholic Majesty in Washington
TRASsLATIOS.
To the Secretary of the Interior. write I'm
der this date as follows
Among the various recommendations which
her majesty has received from the Government of
the United States in behalf Of several of the pris
ouers belonging 10 the last expedition of Bahia
Honda, the attention of our sovereign. the Queen
has been more particularly attracted by letter
written 10 tne President OF the United States by
Mrs. Ophelia 7. Talbot, entreating his meditation
IN behalf other young son, induced by poverty and
ineNperienee 10 take part IN this criminal enter
prise.
The simple and touching terms in which the
letter describes the-despaIr OF this mother deprv-
ed other only son. have not failed to effect the be-
nevolent heart OF her Majesty ever ready TO stretch
forth the hand ofmercy 10 the unfortunate: whilst
the religious resignation of the writer still more
strengthens her Naiestys desire 10 confirm her
III heI pIous confidence. Therefore setting aside
III this case, every other consideration but that
Of restoring happiness 10 an unfortunate mother
by restoring to her the son. II has pleased the
Queen TO make use Of the prerogative conceded
to her BY the laws, and to pardon the prisoner
James NJ Wilson. aged % q native Of Indiana.
and son OF David Wilson and Ophela p Talbot.
And her Majesty wishing that no delay may oc-
cur in the execution Of her kind design, has given
orders that the expenses of the voyage OF the prs-
oner Wilson. 10 New Orleans. shall be paid out Of
her own private purse, so that the inexperienced
and errlng young man may return as soon as
possible to the arms Of bis disconsolate mother.
To this end the competed. Spanish authority will
agree with the American consul as 10 the amount
OF expenses and the immediate embarkation of
the young man. which by orders of her Majesty,
l make known to your excelieRcy that through
your department, suitable orders may be issued
without delay for the punc;ual fulhllment OF her
Majesty's desire and the bill Of expenses OF the
young mans voyage be forwarded to me
Which copy to your eXcellency for your in
formation.
MAnR1D. November s. 1851.
(Signed) MARQUIS OF MIRAFL0RES-
To her Maiesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Min
lister Pienipotentiary in Washington.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-15

ARREsEED.-Hiram Knickerbocker. under
sentence of death for murder at Buffalo, who
escaped from prison on the 22d ult., was re-
taken the next day near Lockport