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of political reformation to all nations would
have you remember that the love of liberty
is public affection which this nation has
deeply imbibed and has effectually diffused
throughout the world and that she cannot
now suppress it. nor smother her desires to
promote that glorious cause, for it is her own
cause.
Mr.. President ! thought, that after answer
ing the objections against this Protest, would
show afirmativcly why it ought to be adopted.
But with the disappearance of opposing argu-
ments, the reasons in favor of it have risen with
sufficient distinctness into view. | will only
add that it is time to protest. The new out
works of our system Of politics in Europe have
oil been carried away Republicanism has
now no abiding place there, except on the rock
of San Marine and in the mountain home of
William Tell France and Austria are said to
be conspiring to expel it even there. In my in
most heart, | could almost bid them dare to
try an experiment which would arouse the Ma
tons of Europe to resist the commission of
crime so fragrant and so bold
have heard frequently, here and elsewhere,
that we can promote the cause Of Freedom
and humanity only by our example, and it is
most true But what should that example be
but that Of performing, not one national duty
only, but all national duties not those begin
ming and ending with ourselves only, but those
also which we owe to other nations and to all
mankind. No dim eclipse will suffice to llu-
inmate a benighted world
have the common pride of every American
in the ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of my country No eff
fort OF nine to promote it. by just and lawful
means, ever was or ever will be withheld. Our
flag, when it rises to the topmast or the turret
OF an enemy's ship or fortress excites in me a
pleasure rs sincere as in any other man Ana
yet have seen that flag on two occasions when
IT awakened even more intense gratincanon
One was when it entered the city OF Cork
covering supplies for a chvalrous and generous
but famishing people. The other was when II
recently protected in his emigration an exile OF
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orToN AND TOBACCO sTATEMEN'

COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton, bales Tobacco, hhds
Stock hand Sept. 1, 1861. 1890 23,s1
Received since ....... PSI .944 2994S
:. yesterday -. 2917=1,264,s61 935=3OSsS
Exported to date 1902 22l 34427
:. Saturday. 1614l-1,1os.s65 77o=s5l97
Stock on hand not cleared. ...... .171SS6 1857
TOBACC0-Neary $50 hids were disposed of including
10 at 8, and at So 90 hhds at for r. and AZ for A.
and 225 hhds Mason County (new crop) in two lots at
prices not made public.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-The stock of Sugar being
light not 800 hhds found purchasers but at full
rates, say A. for good common and 44sf for fair to
fully fair also plantation $50 bids "a prime crop
Sd Of Moasses 500 bbs taken including $50 bbs
24f026aq.
FL0UR-Dul The largest sale heard of was 200
bbls Ohio from iatboat) at So So
CORN-Not transaction of Importance reported.
OATS-95O sacks inferior Wabash sold at Is a. and 800
sacks good at Boz.
Professionalism but little alteration in the
Pork market the sales including 200 bb branded Mess at
ST. So 12l unnspected at SIT u.s. and about 500 bbls
Prime and Rumps at SIS 90 for the former 14 OO
S4 so U Dbl for the latter The whole stock Of barrel
Pork in the city is estimated at less than $4,000 bbs of all
kinds -. In Bacon we noticed sales of 80 casks prime
Shoulders in two lots at g. IA do Missouri at 7a and IS
casks Cincinnati Sides at 91e. Lard steady, with sales
of II bbls No at s 275 terces and 70 bbs at s and
30 at $40 p is.
LARD OLA sale of 30 bbls at SAC U gallon.
C0FFEE-Demand limited. 200 bags Rio sold at 9l4l
and $40, in lots at 93Se.
WHISKY-IIate on Friday evening 600 bbls Raw were
sold at I'D.
FREIGHTS-AB British ship taken for Liverpool at 1926
for Cotton.
EXCHANGES-Demand limited:
o.~utUo' -
Sight Checks on Network ......,. parGDk p ct pm
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NEW ORLEANS:
MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 90, 1862.
Further by the Arctic.
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
Parliament has finally closed its session but find lit
ue or nothing Of interest in its proceedings
ne london Times of the It'll announces the death Of
Prince schwartZenburg. Prime Minister of Austria. He
died ut Verua on the 5th instant of apopexy
The war steamer Brkenhead wrecked at Simon S
Bay Africa, on the 2sth day of February. She had
board bS men, chiefly renforcements the troops
the Capes Of this large number board only 1874
known to have been savedeavng Asa who supposed
to have persisted
vessel had arrived Mt Liverpool from Sydney bringing
s5oooUo in gold dust from the FL Dorado and the
miners were reported as meeting with great success
The ship Fanny Bennett from Liverpool for Baltimore
was abandoned at the 18th March in sinking con-
diton Her saved and arrived at Falmouth.
England, April 9th
FRANCE
The speech of the Prince President Napoleon, he
and the general impression that all the threatening
ana features of the state Of affairs having
passed with the general approval that years of quiet
are in store for France
La Patrle. the Government organ ut Paris warmly ap-
proves the japanese expedition
The Emperor OF Russia has announced that he will not
demand repayment Of the fifty millions Of francs loaned
TO the Bank Of France but demands security at per
cent, interest
Lyons and Sardinia have fully organized
The Council of State is to sit the whole year. except
vacation OF two months when the committee instead
SWITZERLAND.
The government of Switzerland has replied TO the
notze o France declaring that they have done u they
could in the affair of the refugees without sacrificing the
rights OF asylum which il regards the most sacred
privilege Of civilized nations Upwards of 80 refugees
have been expelled.
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Departures Of the Collins and Cunard Steamers
FROM LIVERPOOL.

AMERICA, (br) ..for MISUNDERSTANDING, April 8.
COLLINS (An.> for NEW YORK "WEDNESDAY, I.
ASIA, Dr. ........or NEW YORK. SATURDAY, 10.
NIAGARA, (Br.} for BOSTON. SATURDAY. II.
COILlEs (AIn.)-. for NEW YORK WEDNESDAY, q.
EUROPA, (Br.) .....or NEW YORK. SATURDAY, "a
CANADA (Br.) for BOSTON. SATURDAY, 81.
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One ship, supposed to be the Tn
MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
Capt adlok of the schooer Samuel ailock Yesterday
azos St Jsg reports the brig Brownsville nearly
the enter few which there every
pc he left Capt Rogers will saving
She perfectly g had damage wuen
Capt adloek sailed port Braaos for NewYok days
schooner Moses Warning Capt Wang The schooner adock sprung
her Tuesday night during the gale of the
W.. when off the Passes. W
Georgetown Louisville the 10th port New
Orleans, to leave the Goth, Southern Belle.
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P ,RT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE DAILY - wgs, \
Monuay Mornilas April % 1852 /
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Empire City Leeds NewYork via av-us, Jennings
Sssa Pc ri. s. r1 Maada e ssss
4 ';asea ety. r Bi. as.'I liverpool @ sss
4s a s H. Bend aa Ss .a M,. &C. ,a
s sS CD Sf Fss ,2ai sa HeS .,. Hys:;
ok s a sssss sS y.sss e%e Stanton zen
ss %n ti Ess FsAe Liverpool MIC H.
ss S s, s sKS, nI ,ss s f 1ars yA
, s snas iaF Mobile GREENWOOD ss ss,
ARRIVED
Steamship Ame MeAaer from Ap"A'h''" asd inst to Wood
steamship Fashion, Baker, 1pdanola, to
sp ISGtaysy psbs q day. from LyerR0 to aster dist
BE Pn s % Bsn s s os s 70 o.
Bark Boa lss1ana 30 days from Richmond Norfolk to Mast
Brig Martha Kman, Thaye 95 days from Wilmington e,
schr ssnl adleei Hadoct from Jage dist,
Steamboats,.
Anna No LAbarthe f,em $. Martinsvlle.
$f Sss.'Ss n Hssss S vsf.Sss
Nsw loaa Landry from ,9aB Bn you sgTa
Geo " Kendall, Thomas, from Cincinnati
DB Mosby, Power from Cold Water.
Cfitie Harold, Scott, from Cincinnati.
Bost0na, Bentley, from Louisville.
1T boswell, Catheart, from Rnppelet Canal.
Empire, Meekin, from Louisvile
Snana, Martin, from Louisville.
Rockaway No 9, Davis, from Carolina Landing.
Andrews the down and
18th John Garrow and bark Erncbrought
Cyane, brig Martha kinsrnan hr Sam Hadlock.
from the Passsstowed down
the 18th inst ship Comoo and sehr Rosersbrogt
ship Rockawsy.
Yankee Fon the down
the 18th inst ship Augusta Sabine Pepito and Sega
iero--eame up light
Towbout Defiance Hamburg, from the Paestowed down and
ships Huron, Normandy and schr Aspe-came up light.
Below-Coming Up.
One ship, supposed to BE- the Themis. from Mobile.
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.arMsOry Halt.
GRAND FAREWELL FESTIVAL
MILE TERESA PARODI,

Prinh Donna respectfully
abe will give Il GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, April ~, 1852.
which will be following
MILE AMALIA PATTI,
The favorite voeslst;
SIGN0R ARNOLD.
The Primo Tenoe Operas an Havana rieo:
MISKA HAUSER,
The eminent violinist.
Conductor and Director MAURICE sTRAKoscfi
D The Programme will contain Gems from the
CLASSICAL. POPULAR AND SACRED MUSIC, will ., the
richest and varied offered in Newoeans.
Mile TERESA PARoDI will sing, for the Nswor=ans
the following pieces:
Paeoni Grand opern so
known as Nine. Gudfta pasts's greatest effort.
a. Robert TOT Jaime, from Meyerteer Db
(ung in French
3D." All giaags," Eelini's "somnarnbula,
H.. Grand Duetto from Rossinis s:atat Mater,
reques, will repeat the Grand Du.o eni's
MAURICE sTRAkoscH will play, for the frat
l...."The Nightingale Il Woodland Sketch.
g.. Confession tune j-une file"
81. Boero di Bravoura.'
4.."Galop de Concert, and his Grand Fantasia
File Regiment"
Fantastic aavote Airs Don,s Grand Open,
File dH A iSRPss sf fRa isss9!fa by
Neapoitsn nm dreaming Of thee, votis English Song
e, r,... sIs j AMaLIA PATTI: , ,
executed for the first MIS- MIsk = r.usrR
MILE TERESA PAR0DI
from Msrcadaue 81 Due Ilustr Riva sung
SlGNOR ARNOLD.
By the sad Sea Waves, Ballad by Benedict,
SGNoRlNA AMALlA PATTI
Re's'''o! sgl' #H1sEs by
',"R''sf' tot NJ MI [.i'E'T Teresa IKE & pARop1
dane ieune file Capriccio followed
Concert piece composed by
MAURICE STRAKoSCH .
the by by
MILES TERESA PARODI AND AMAiIA PATTI. :
II. The Carnival of Venice by Paganini, by
MiSKA HAuSER.
Comm through the rve avorite Scotch Ballad
SIGNORlNA AAIAIIa PATTI
H. de and nv
MAURICE STRAkOSCH. u
.Rondo Finale from Is Somnamoua' by Belln
MILE TERESA PARODI 'f
49, .Rornanzs-Sung by
GNOR ARNOLDI
equs-The Grand Duetto from Beini's ope Norma
sung by 49,
~ Price Of admission to all parts of the room
al 90.
Hotels
There will positively room can com
for.ably hold.
Gentlemen respectfully requested provide
early with tickets, prevent confusion the
~ Doors open at O'Clock: Concert begins
~ No postponeren. of the seathsr. apps
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SHERIFR,s sAIF

7AeosS psIt'f7 tHFsft SUCCESSION OF T. J. WALSH
~ 1870 y No.
ICY WHITE Of an order Of sale rendered
March r To- % me feesd tie s.ssad BIZ,
cl Tow. q Nes he matter viii proeesd
se al prbsie the Rotunta
sef eAar!rss snd Rcya srt MOSnAY Snri az
TWO CERTAIN SITS OF GROUND with ayl a.. r,,,p,.,,v
MENIs thereof n the ssend 81 ,is IL, i h
qds comprised within Eso TLai Saysdss srs,,a MI
o pn nnn tsenty-ous Of the plans II q r.
o'rhse NOTARY hp city, and xi.,een and
u amer NJ n'.Astre follows t damer
Iofns hs ~ apollo md Erso having nt on
'front.' ErsA street twenty set IN te .n sh
the other side line the ap. a. H.
aulse hteeu and 'front.' Apollo s ni
aehes the same width the hundred AMI
twenty feet Setween parallel lines. ~ anu
Whh IMPROVEMENTS THREE TEt sTftY rp ,f
HOUSES sTERooFED and MI improvements therun,o ie
longing. ''As' De-
IKRsfsThe purchaser the
debts s2s5 to D Mseary. with ntres. s
per nhu from ihe 18th February 1852, till paid r. Dr.
ss riie It per cent aang from III january
Pai taLauce
oStA for sing uer
rom date TIL paid and special mortgage The property
JAMES r. FRERET.
mh2b aps ls ~ Sheriff purisn IT.
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Brixs.
~ OTICE.-should gentleman and lady, a.

~ couple gentlemen, ROOM and BOARD E:l
private family delightfully."- the business,
terms they will address w delivery. apo lw
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
CSCINSATIPer steamer George loss b;s flour IN
90 h 10 i1' Sv'"s
osg 3D. DC e kss s
Fs1sass7 ks a b1s cowan Dyks leather
IS sf sSS fsfP S S 80 IL,
,s ss U s pfis ad M q sSsa
Afs Johnson Dc sd M erss dc Rn
sy Lids ose;o Fsowss ao pHssa Do Wing
ss &sis sF9s A sn s
Sss bale. 40 hd D lard Eel
4 ssR ee Ags B b. saey s. IN aa e
RSa ies BIZ masss
b de- Ss0 a. hhds
g fsa DDoss' ss mos. IT, s
hh d. sugar levitt EGron &son9 d. q IBIS
BE nG'ef GRds r sugar l ssa s
as. S to ' hhd
% y. ba5 Wa Sss % 81 a4Ss
War, wa5 s haT @o s s N, s ps
f. s.sP h1sgE
r Essa.o1 Do 1 sae s * sss
n s ssf n ts Saa al hsds Do
s. SIT tsts%f.
Mese oca %ss ca on
as ana' s az
IS Elder BIS Kelly cSuy ns; &o
ST n I Is XIII Anna g bales
&ss 3 @ 81 s: ssa'
Tos bb, 'H H. ras S a sugar
Hall Hodds4 do s. bbs s!ste Darby
hides bbls talow
Do m s.s s ssss
sso o, wat ss ss T5sns1 M1%
IA swnsy Green &sls B5Aqdsr Williams towan byfe (
f s bas astsa
COLD wATERpeE steamer B Messy bales
% s. ?S s sse Ss7. r Esw sss
Lusk &eo-s do, order-TOtal, 1881 bales cotton
Y ss = &s
ss!ssas si3sssi
ST" @S@ .:e9 Dc y
Sas. %f a ss ssiss
y ro s .sa P bsf cotton Bmnds William
kgs p ssSs sel@' &
'f9s raR'
Green Green p Mfe
pe@oy 4sos s. Nelson soi DO WsTd bale
to 81 bls pSi ''kA
FLATBoATs
lLLNosPer Leeds boat: 1880 SKIS corn,
INDlANAFer Raizes corn Helm Chsn
lNDlANA-Per f!aveys boat 5000 bushels Hewitt
lNDIANAPr four boats ITO ay order
INDlANA-Per Cooks boat bushels Helm Chsm
INDlANAPr Crimes corn to master.
CONSIGNEES
Per bark Cyane, from Norfolk and Rchmond- Glenn, wngfet
&co-Wills Rnwlins Sco-Books
ham &co-Felowes &coBrand Williams &co divers d.
| yis-P G Northumberland order.
| PASSENGERS
steamship America Apalnchoa-Nss Cnpham,
Clark, Jackson II Clark W Holt
TAYLOR, Ganes-a deck.
| Pars him Rocka frn,nIi ol-933 in
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,

VKESCENT [
Monday Morning April 26, 1852 :
COTTON-There good inquiry in the Cotton
market Saturday and notwithstanding the moderate
quantity offering the sales nearly 5000 bales at very
full prices:
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EXPORTS


NEW YoRKPer steamship Empire City, SO bids tobacco s85oC
specie, n pkg mdse.
GAYESTONPer steamship United States flour bbs
pork do lard cks bacon, etc.
GALvESTONPer steamship Mexico do as
hcs l3i t flour 272 whisky 1862
s candes 80 do tobacco 2O3 do ciare 25 do croke
bricks.
TRlEsTE-Per ship Desdamoua 2l75 bales
LVERPCoLPer ship Crescent City, 2so baes cotton e57s sacks
corn, 1900 slaves.
BusTON-Per ship North Bend cotton khds tobacco
!sIs lead s4 Sc bbs lard $50 do
9 red OIL 1s kegs Nails So saks feathers
saude $50 bbs whisky,
BREMEN-Pe ship cotton bss 3l hhds to-
riccO, Ii bales moss, 1000 slaves
LIVERPool.-Per ship Hamlet a523 bales cotton.
HANREPer ship Ama 1920 bales hds tohacco
1000 sttves
HAvRE-Per ship England 1924 bales cotton
LiVERPCoL-Per ship Meoka: 1861 bales cotton.
NEW YoRkPer bark Reindeer bales cotton 30 bxs $40 ba
ck hams bbs pork 7 do oat. a
ndse. = f-eN
MATANZASPer bark Alira 600 lumber lion mol.,
bills, 1850 hoops NA
IvERPooI-Per bark William Elizabeth 7ss bales ceon s-a
bbls Hour 5576 slaves. ' -''o
BALTlMOREPer bark auro Lbs pork 47 cs baon ass
bbts 6l! tes 1863 kegs lard, no ties 1929 haes. ~
PORT LAVACAPer schr Mckay bbls -four 40 do n,rt
30 ibis whisky 10 hhd 43 ska coffee
slaves, 6 36 bis soap, ciae pkgs mdss
BRAZoSPer sch Star: bls flour kegs m % tb,. ~ ,s
ck
i6te bars IRON, 100 bxs steel, i5l pkgs nds.. ~ ~
APALACHCoLA-Pe shr s bacon 10 tcs hams 90 lh
pork 50 do lard tcs 45 hhds 12 bb lbs XII
WHEAT iue sk 20 bhs whisky 25 ne. bay
sing, 5!6 coils rope -
AoBEPer Swan: sugar. IS do bacon a,o Nil
pork ties ins 01 bbls -four SKIS bbs whisky ~ az
tee, 60 bxs cheese, l3s pkss mdse. ~ ~
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Will leave about RIDAY, May Z, at o'clock p r.
EfOR LOUISVILLE, EVANSVILLE, -
Il PADuCAH AND yICKSBURG-The SpsudiS ette&4&4
steamer MAGNOLIA -The gnif
cent and swim running packet ST r Tboa5
master, will leave amply ~
board, T B. SMITH, S4 Povdrss strsst Va
OF THEO. SfuTE, % Common srsrt
The State Rooms applying Il Con Wi
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IMPORTS

APIACfIC0LAPer steamship America: 10 bnes coor IN n
Fuller aco3 bx G u Metaf dco-I0 bales g1nny Igs @
Greenwood Morris. 'e1' .' '''''
LVkRPooPer ship Rokaway $40 bxs plate to Marsh
ssne bars Iaioai iron Crook2o crates Aieard
is cks soda ash Babcok Fennel Cnmnact
b hoops, Sc do sheet W Sizar2l n MnrnbrS Se
$50 6xs tin plate Priestley Bien5 Iebtor cn
no tiaggerty Bro3 do ID II Eolmes- do Reilly Gco3
ck idse Sobb Seo32 crates do Gas casks do
Gauche6 cks 81 do Hunnec co2O iron mans V a.
EgHna-42a pkgs mdse, 400 bars railroad iron, order.
NEW Y0RK-Per shik Juliet Assorted mdse,
B0STON-Per ship Kentucky; Assorted nldse
RCHM0NDPer bark Cyane: mdse and 81 slaves
WTMNGToNPer brig Kins1an 1las bb naval stores
to orler " N "@''1 ''0'Ns
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FLATBOATS.
LLNOISPer leeds boat corn 200 bushels oats Helm
Chism.
lNDANA-er Bazes 1900 bushels corn Helm Cbis
INDANAPer l!areys boat 5000 bushels Hewitt Norton
NDANAPe four boats 40 tons hay, bushels
INDANA-Pe Cook's boat 8i0O bushels Chism.
INDANAPer Crimes boat 1000 bushels corn to MASTER
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VIII leave TUESDAY, April AZ, al o'clock p M
NOR CAMDEN, CHAMPAGN0LE,
ID BAYOU MORO PIGEON HILL. ALABAMA Ls1tshe, ~
LANDING, POINT PLEASANT OUAGHfTA CITY.
TRENTON, MONROE, COLUMBIA, BARRIsoNBUkG. BAY
LONE SICILY nil landings OUACFfTA
RIVERS, and all landings BA You BARTHOLOMEW
Peasan-Ee OIacia Packet =. w. DDWNST1
passenger S. W. DOWNS, Sitzsr,
will leave
passage apply on board
APPS WILLIAMS, PHILLIPS * CO., % Carondee str--t.
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OFFICE or TIT DAILY -. WpSo.
Monuny Morning. April u is52.
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