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City intelligence.

TRIAL FOR ROBBERY .---Iohn Regain and John
Mullen alias George Nelson, yesterday put upon
their trial before Judge Larue and jury charge of
having robbed Elijah Campbell. the Sd of December
last Z. Christie associated with Regain and Mullen
i'll the charge but Campbell the person robbed did not
appear the District Attorney entered no. p0stqI in
Chrse's and brought him to the witness stand
hen this was announced Mullen said that in that case
he would not give the Court the trouble of trying him,
he would plead guilty of larceny The District Attorney
SAID he would not accept such plea The charge
robbery and could be fastened upon the accused the
evidence that he enabled to bring forward The
trial accordingly proceeded.
The jury brought in verdict of guilty
The CUTTING CAsE.-Frank Williams yes.
terday appeared before acting Recorder Richardson
charging the second mate Of the steamboat Fashion with
having stabbed him in the back Henry Mack had pre-
yiously charged the same with having stabbed Tho.
Cole in the back certificate from Coles medical at
tenant describes the received BY him as about
six inches long. and us without being actually
dangerous. The name of the mate is P N Watts and
one John Richardson is charged with having aided and
assisted him in his onslaught upon the men Cole re
sides at 263 burgundy street,
LARCENY AND BAT1ERY.-Jane Hart CHARGES
Peter ORourke with having her house and stolen
hat, and then coming back and committing an assault
and battery upon her person.
BAD. HUSBAND. - Maria Miller charges her
husband Frantz Miller with general ill treatment and
with particular assault and battery eight O'Clock YES
terday morning warrant was issued for ers arrest
Acknowledgements Lafargo charges Mary
Woods with having stolen two gold buttons from her.
RoBBERY.--A complaint was yesterday made
in the Police Court of the First District by Adolph D-
mont that Mrs, Tomasse Gumen had since January
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

COMMERCIAL WIN sprser Gian Jas Mldor gnd lsdy Gee
llnb-r Carleston Wilson, Ward Hi II Mesisekn, La
sTIOUIS. DR. servant, NJ Mccarthy Cusi
Miss Shaw, Jr Fiani, Mobls d Alen and family DIR
fers, Burigh Osyood, e RUDE La j Edminis ny;
PG Polk and Tenn Capt rnaer Gah Morgan"
j Wthsripoon, c. w Eesh BoSton " Hall Iefhh etnes
Day Masis pwighty Norwich Conn r. Howell St Louis Thomas
Gibson, La; Mrs Slaughter Sami e Redge, Ark
TUFTS Jas Beatty, WIN Wison, Oho Maloy, VIM Jenkins
adams II Peabody, La Milbo Texas w jackson,
Barns Perkins, II Dnnphe Morgan Jas Mariow,
ST. las NARROW h Tidwe W Clouer Mss II Williams Ark
D. Williams Miss VIM Lnuglin, Ky; kenne Comm II II
Harms ii oster Ala; uintz, " Mckinley ButnhaIn,
N o; h II Perry, Ky.
FERANDA. Davis Miss Davis DR. Wakers Perrin and
ad% Hunter Whitenan Tho. fiearn w Hearne, i
Crnn Johnson " Vanerhoo La NJ johnson;
4 Burlington S II StOcket Geo Cleveland Pierce Beach, G
askngs Samuel Slnl, Vernon John Poters JAS Movey,
Jas Ihonpson Steele Capt Coopwopd lady and child Stephen
CoEe, James Sullivan, Shelton, Miss John Hines, Ca W
Steele, II Fellows N y; Boyle, Mo W Davia, Ala
ARCADE. - II Graves Love- Ga; Ne.and, o; G B
Carter Mitchell, rexa. Shade, Bough Tenn; Aban,
James Drane a Pierce, Miss; WIN Grimes, Jai Ark; Be-
gart, Ohio q p Wright, d r Dickson, L.
CONT STREET vERASDA...J reaur W Hudson, Bloom.
Benedick Col Maris plrhe Thos piningar Juice, a
nlef Mcdowell il, Harmon, Fox, La; Th9a Brown,
Tennessee.
CITY. W Wngfed She,terns, Ala G Foygety DR.
Morgan, Bash o. I; Nears C Cook Ira Mc;eee, A J
Garrison Mr. Me'ehee, La George Shaw, Y l. Willie and lais,
Mss b McWiliam, Mis- DR. John A Jordp1, Ark.
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pointed by The President with instructions to report 10
this Convention at an adorned meetieg to be held this
evening resolutions defining the position of the wings Of
Louisiana with reference to State and national policy
The President appointed on said commit
tee, Messrs w s Campbell, Of Orleans; J p
Benjamin, do do; s G Risk, do do; Joshua Bal
ker, of st Mary; 7 W Chinn, of West Baton
Rouge Adams, Jr., of lberyile; Alex Dcclpu-
ct, Of st Martin; ID + Kenner, of Ascension
On motion Of Mr. Campbell, the President of
the Convention was added to the above Commit
tee, to act as Chairman
Mr.. Saul, Of Orleans, presented the following
resolution;
Resoired That committee of ten members from DIFF
ferent parts OF the State be appointed to nominate DELE
gates to attend the National Wing Convention, to make
nominations for President and Vice President.
Which being read, Mr.. Martin, of Assump-
ton, offered the following as substitute, which,
on motion, was adopted
Resolred That the delegates to this Convention from
each electoral district select the delegates to the Wing
National Convention and that they be authorized TO
point electors and substitutes for their districts and re-
port the for the approval of this Convention
Mr.. BENT, of Orleans, offered the following
resolution, which was adopted
Resolved That the Rules of the House Of Representa-
ves be adopted by this Convention TO govern its
ccedings.
Mr.. Martin offered the following resolution,
which was adopted,
Resolrd That each electoral district may appoint
twenty delegates to the Wing National Convention
large
On motion the Convention adjourned to meet
this evening at half past o'clock.
WALTER BnAsHEAR, President
J"f ~ c Wa LaIst' Secretaries.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE


COTToN-There good demand yesterday after
the publication Of the Niagara,s news which, however
produced little or effect upon prices The sales
$500 bales at Wednesdays figures
ORLEANS clAssrFIcAToN.
Inferior .'..... 54@6I Mddling Fair .....s1S0sa
MiIdling .............7075 Good Fair .....91a4 =
Good Middling 7&f0sIGood and Fine. "a -
ToBACCo-some $50 hhds sold on Wednesday
and yesterday including 1873 at 32l05 hhds at A. at
81 at 81! and SO at Az t. il.
SUGAR AND MOLAsSEs-sugar was steady with
sales of 1900 hhds Of Molasses HOO bbls were
sold at 14021e for fermenng. and 2425 for prime and
retoiled.
FLOUR-1mproved demand. and 5000 bbls taken as
follows: $3.50 bbls Ohio, hatboats and to be de-
livered alongside ship at 81 co. 500 lined s. 02 1858
St Louis at 81 25Gs4 3d. $50 Missouri 81 25 and 300
fancy Illinois at 81 20 z Dbl
GRAIN-Corn was steader. with sales of 10000 sacks
including 2400 at 456 1900 white at A. HOO yellow at
As. and the balance at 45G4ss of Oats 600 sacks
ordinary Ohio sold 2s02e lot of St Louis at 3132e
q bushel and of Bran $500 sacks at 750S0e 100 fb.
PROFESSIONALISM rather dull with sales of 161
bbs at SIC so for Mess. sic co for NJ O. and s3 90 for
Rumps, and likewise heard Of lot of Mess being sold
at SIG 25. Bacon firm with sales of 100 casks at 916
ga for Sides. and 7aDe for Shoulders Lard rather
improving the principal sales being $50 bbls at
Grease x for head Lard and 716 for Leaf 155 bbls
and tierces at S}sSa 20 choice at So, and 100 kegs
at %.
CoFFEE-No change. 1915 bags Rio sold. in lots. at
a694e.
WHIsKY-saes 80 bbs (includng $50, in one lot) at
IKE
FRE1GHTS-A British ship taken for Liverpool at
1592d for Cotton and 1900 bales shipped in another at
7-l6d.
EXCEANGES-Demand moderate:
Sterling G0lo91s
Francs. 2of5 .25
NewYork sixtyday Bills ........134O24c p ct. disc.
Sight Checks NewYork. ......... * "a Ct disc
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A ROMANCE FROM OUR OWN VALLEY-The
following incident will interest some of our
readers, from the fact of its having an associa-
ton with the burning of Royalton and the other
revolutionary events of 1880, which we have
heard related by our grandfathers when we were
handled on the knee [Green Mt. Egis.
A few years ago two old acquaintance
CHANGED to meet and fall into conversation I'M
der large tree on the bank of the White River,
near the spot where the Indians forded their
captives on the way to Canada; when, during
the conversation, one of them lstessly beating
the earth about the roots Of the tree, threw out
a circular substance, which, when the encasng
dirt was removed, proved to be a massive gold
ring of antique workmanship. Various were
the spcculations, of course, which took place be-
tween the two friends respecting the original
ownership of the ring but nothing was ascer-
tanned about it till some months afterwards,
when the finder made a journey to one of the
old towns near the seaboard, from which some
of the early settlers of Royalton had emigratcd
Here, calling on a family with whom he had
some business in the dusk of the evening" some
thing in the course of the conversation reminded
him of the ring which he had on his finger. He
related the singular incident of his finding it
under a tree on White River, Vt, when an old
lady of nearly ninety years, who had been sit
ting in silence in an obscure corner of the room,
sprang up, and coming forward, requested him
to tell that story again. He did so, and the old
lady at once identified the ring as her own
She, when girl, was one of the female captiyes
taken at Royalton, and carried to Canada, from
whence she was ransomed and taken back to
her relatives in the old settlement When taken,
she had this ring on her finger, and fearing it
would attract the attention of the savage, and
perhaps endanger her life, she took it off and
cast it down at the root of the tree where it was
found We believe it was bethrothal ring
but what romance in real life, if any, grew out
of the loss, we are not appraised.
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last robbed his premises Of all is furniture hi, wearing
apparel cart and harness ad carpenter tool chest
altogether Thiued at S75. The comp ainaut rn9 during
that iirir prison. a cfHrge Of committing assault
with dangerous weapon. A Warrant war aad for Mrs.
Guhens arrest
DEATH FROM MURpuisE.-The Coroner yes
tcftiy held inquest the body Of Mnrgtre Moore.
residing 173 Dauphn aged 81 years. and ma
tive Of England 1t appeared that the deceased had been
in the habit of using large quantities of Morphine There
evidently intention to commit suicide. The jury
rendered verdict that death occasionad by the in
PRODUCTION Of the sulphate Of Morphine in the stomach
VARIED CHARGE-Carolinc Long, f. W. Co.,
charges Mary Norton with having obtained dress be-
longing to her under false pretenccs she suspects
her of having also stolen various goods from the house SO
Burgundy street. and conceaiing them in the house Of
Ann Norton in St Joseph between Camp and Ma
gazine streets. Warrants were issued.
INQuEsT.-A Coroner's inquest was held yes
terday in Agiers the body of negro man named
George, aged IS years. slave Of Mrs Emily Trudean.
found dead in stable the Verdict died
of acute inflammation of the stomach.
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Departures of the Collins and Cunard Steamers
ILL-ERplQL

ASIA, for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, u.s.
NIAGARA (Br). for BOSTON SATURDAY. March
PACIFIC, (An) for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, TO-
EUROPA, Br)...:or NEW YORK.. SATURDAY, 49,
CANADA, OBJ for BOSTON. SATURDAY, 20
ATLANTIC (i,m.). for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, a.
AFRICA, (Br.). ...ior NEW YORK. SATURDAY, u
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCTS

NACTHTOCEESPe cesa.sr Kilnbal e?6 bales cotton
pauce &eo2t I9se-o, Pas9as Sco--a7 Heads Pny
Chategne-25 do Payne tIarisoaO do Fresen &oo
Rugeey Kendall, Yoe co26 Gily7s do do pei
Smith &co3 bales cotton Dunbar Buchanass Byne
aco2S Hill Mclean &co,-2s Fsowes deolls Carter &co
Cammack Squires-6 Hall Rodd2 r Cao-ls sugar hhd
a bs aonsses Ar Mltenberser4s do Wright Williams aco3
Williams Phillips &ol6 do Payne arisonl9O hhd
Canmack squiresS do Toedana TaylorSs do Leverc
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G. Yale, Jr., $ Co.,
II MAGAZINE STREET,
GB- Wholesale Dealers in Imported 7'
FANCY AND STAPLE SILKS,
FANCY DRESS GOODS
,,,,, ,,-,, ', ,,n,,,,,-s sTRAWiGooDs, etsr
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, EMBRoIDERIES,
RIBBONS, GLOVES
FEATHERS, PRINCES
TRIMMINGS, BONNETS etc etc
large and complete line of the
latest invite the attention
OF the Wholesale trade generally.
c. YALE, JR. 4 CO., 81 Magazine street,
sl2 1y3p between Common and Grayer streets
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~ bo5ff f9ey AVoy1 DO Fs,9ges 51ot 10 BIFb4ga
4 Ad6ns--sindhes To CIDER
CINcyNATrers steamer Ambassador .ss bb. FORK adaisnf
n NJ 10 he'd, II In iii, pt fedde,5 XII Honor Z r p IT,
81 d. b;t " az ty 10 III nns. Gn . Y ? q :, AZ
,trIes ps1s Ind III, h., T, o'
bBs whisky I4.lds o22 rolls ia,hr Ws,ha-i6O9 bbs
fonr Martin Owen do-5l do pork shT"rsh
WAis-20O bdis paper Baeks41 bhs -four Kennedy Foster
pkg1 gGss CCaere-sd tauce
Slbnnk o-ioo cbag.e
Doson13 kegs lard Morgan heo100 bbls whisky
Aco2n Es9n2s bhla in,Asd oil
% 40 irf Oh vose bSl az a{' akba u ~ ~ go
- ,'lenhl! "hTA zE' . ''' "''i mas of'ie'
Shn''f :. fihdden-Anndnes' 10 order
PffTSBURIPer Swallow SO bbs -four Pounarat
deo25 do Woodruff co2Gi hams firdds3l oh
h do cheese Sbbider5 bbA IL butter eraldm 4
w 2is ,fon"e eps' 40 "shnsf aaos 90 n1.e
c99 bbl onions shun adin3s do Isl axis M and
AZ S , ass elgessi ee eszs n siar.n21 a. -
iarf.s bores gisss VIZ n 100 bk@ DO s5d ssnie 3,
Cd, 80 ' s' "@'s ~ '~es7 Wv PHz'" 1' "''''' -
cINcrySATTper steamer 7 Td IN bbd tcon yI,C;,e,o,
do sgg. -s go Is u" pptty' Xxx q. ~
cheese GerRdn sre ION do 1s ksg. tn A. s,5 hi. ea
Dslsoa-lo s hams 100 ob. aogr sese5mS do &
Wright aco3s I'LL, rd al Ne ~ IT, 10 ian,. p GsS
Ibis whisky Isuds SoloG do fe.fy y.esrlev Jo 4 n
Grief dco-O kegs lnrd ii surge, =, ng lei scbnsr
Ia bis tobacco Twheil dce3I bhIs DO Hrnhy c,a. Io
Lowe Savage Aco-2 DO 10 eases ssgars shal,z 4 iten
,-,s,,,,,r,, :, 'i'-'''
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE DAILY CREscESTl
Friday Morning, March 10, 1852
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Or sh!p calrdonii, hunks, Liverpool, G Bnusey 6co
bren snip Johannes Ir.zen Bremen Warncke Keichof
ship Astburtoi, Taylor, Cadz ] Whitney iro
r ship Empire, Phtlln, Liverpool, n Bralner Smith
'r ship Henry Gardper, ToLin Liverpool j Wilson 20
Seh Gov Anilson Sawyer, Key West AeConocie & Dnne
Brig Tartar, SEER, Ihhriesion SL&E Levy
,Hhr bonita, SbIsa, Vera Cruz, larei &eo
r sch Ihos Pearson Benson alize Honduras de Egana
Schr a Mckay, pownes ST Marks Newort, BPost
schr Aara Johnson Pensacola, Hurley
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ME EDICAL DEPOT OF PATENT MEDI
lyA CiNES, so PoYDRAS STREET NewCreans.-JoS HUFTY
would respectfully inform the public generally has
chased the entire interest til. Southern Empire Co. h.
leased the so PoYDRAS STREET. fitted up at CON
siderable for the PAten, Medicine business Having
article in this line he confidently oeis
and prices.
~ Satisfaction will be given may favor him with
patronage.
The following list only comprises
which and Will be furnished 70 the Trade reasonable
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DR.. Ras.aaing's
Celebrated BODY-BRACE,
Or. Patent Lace.

ron TIE Relief AND CURE or TIE FOLLOWING DIS
EASES, ri-:
WEAKNESS OF THE BREAST BRONCHITIS, SEORTNESS OF
Breath Pain in the Chest Weakness Lungs
iation Of the Heart Dyspepsia Plies Pains t
Spinal Affections, Failing Bowels Proapsus U Beari!
Dow" Irregular Painful PIose Menstruaon; tendency ALc
ton and PAINFUL Pregnancy
and disposition Dropping Loungipg WEAKNESS;
Co sickness and Chronic Dhoea all pecu
to Males or Females.
Sold only by DIR. SHERMAN Agent for the South
At his office, St. Charles street. NewOrears.
NJ LADIES fitted with the Brace Mas. Ass
Char street. nh,
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.

NIL" First Municipality; ma, Second Municipality; "m3'
Third Municipality The left hand figures OF tie
Posis at which the vessels lay.l
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EXPORTS.

LvERPO0per ship Caledonia cotton 74o tcs and So.
lard, slaves.
BREAIENPr ship Johannes 1927 bales COTTON hhIs tobacco
bb flour.
ChDIZ-Per ship Ashburon SOS hhls tobacco slaves.
LIvERPooPer ship Empire cotton $500 staye,
LVERPoO-Per ship Henry Gardner cotton 46l
ties lard so bSs bacon.
WESTPer schr Gov Anderson hhs sugar. 10 and tcs
II bbs lard 100 do potatoes, 40 do pork
do bread so kegs 6l SKIS loo ban
shingles, and sundres.
CHARLEsTONPerb brig Tartar: conn., % cks bacon so to.
aud IS bbls lard 100 bbs -four, Isl do whisky -
CRUZPe sh bonita 40 kegs butter boxes cheese 900
bb tar, 500 realma paper, IS pigs mlse.
BELIZE II0NDuRASPer schr Thos Pearson hid 10 bales 10
bs and 40 hi do Hour bbls
beef 10 bhs So kegs lard SO do butter boxes candles
cheese, cks hams, 1000 feet lumber etc.
NEWPoRT-Per ehr Mckay 1888 bbls -four, whisky
seed, hhds bbs molasses, 40 do potatoes pkgs
PENSACOLA-Per con 50 bbs -four dc uor
do potatoes, eks bacon 40 bxs rnsns ----'
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MEMORANDA

sS The ship Greenwich Captain cils Boston,
Bar Of the South West Pass the 18th ns detained
side up the time, the low
Greenwich has board freight paving blocks md
merchandise consigned order eight hundred ton, lee
nearly water CAPTAIN Ch
evening with Intention tightening his vessel to get
her ove the Bar.
IT The steamer Tweed left Cincinnati ll inst In port
loading NewOrlean Europa Susuuehunus Empre State
VIM Noble and Duchess Passed steamer Moses
Arkansas River aground Red River Running time
from Ciunuati to NewOeans, five days.
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ICe-Ice-ICe.
j. S 7 A F F D g. CO.,
ICE HOUSE,
TCHoUPT0uLAS STREET, Harmony Streets
(near the Upper Stock Landing,) Lafayette. Also
No. 5 NEW LEVEE and No. J Lower side Market
NswOrleau. a.,
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sHERIFF's SALE,

f.
THIRD DISTRICT CoUsTff JOSEPH DUMAS j. EhTtNAN
Ssw0RLEIss. IL No. 49,,
pT VIRTUE Of q writ Of fieri facias to ma
H directed by the Third District Court
u the atovs entitled vii proceed to sell public e ~
ou4ia OF the City Ereg g. Louis Gharires and
loyal FRIDAY s-h 1s. 1889, AZ II ostk
LoF OF GROUNDS saGnrb T.sf o tTi4 @ aasig
mated h lot aanib-r th- NJ npsss
eissEn Coai csscnh as nd yers ttrsets I'd per 5ian
ffTa b. j. Cdnr1uny Municipality gre ia AZ n
Leenoef s5i, ad naeEed Of ss from I'D 5fIaiq
50. ts 70 e 7i bs Joseph lfer on the slit
s y htrIn 4 al ut having, n1essure I've
get az ,aei'l Er 'Hea ines ont ree t me hun.
ifed and 9ariren rzg1ef tr.s - w ~
JogrshaE bLbtSGS AND
enssang Of STORY bf.Haf EDfjSR ftst Wy f;yrTnf
sLAIsS, oY BRICK KITCHEN pftfvfns ats al "
Seized in = rs.4it. = " @i 7s' VS.
Terns cash OF! ber TkNss p
mis- AZ ,ls '--tt'',tSSI,tb
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GOTToN-There was good demand yesterday after
the publication of the Nagara's news which, however
produced little effect upon prices The sales
$500 bales at Wednesdays figures,
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET,

CORRECTED DAILY BY W. W. WHITE Il co.
Exchange Office % Camp street of Common street
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RIVER AND MARINE.
NEW ORLEANS EMIGRANT AND IS

REMITTANCE oFFCE-The rsierod Mt hi. oil SA
established Office continues TO accommodate persois
fenittng their friends with
stssng sight raagt payable in town the
kngdou and in He Rn
sensers brought from Liverpool to this city, Ships reba
terms Parties living st distance, by addressing ITO
the undersigned. will be promptly attended V 49,
JGEyN TnaIE az nl,.,
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NOR ALEXANDRIA AND NAT S.zy
IL CfIITOCHES-Weekly Packet Red Rver- A!Arn "A
The P. DAAAu, VIM. Kay, master,
leave above TUESDAY January 49, O'Clock rsvey
and succeeding Tuesday during the season. bLMAN
takes the place the steamer HECLA in the Rcd
freight or passage, apply 10 SpEAKE Il MctREARY,
ianla Nc TehOrujtpulds street
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ELORIDA CEDAR AND LIGNUMVITE.-
Il JUST RECEIVED:
FLORIDA CEDAR LOGS, to be sawed into boards.
LGNUMVTTE sale in logs TEN PIN at the
ARCADE MILLS MAHOGANY AND LUMBER YARD,
OFFICE l6 ST.
mills lw HENRY 7. SHERMAN.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-26
Editors Correspondence.
From Baltimore Correspondent
Tho COnventions-Gen. Scott's Prospects
The Weather.
BALTIMORE, May 25-1o p. IN.

BALTIMORE, May 25-10 p. IN.
The city is rapidly filling up with strangers
They are coming in from all quarters. BY Sun
day next we shall have complete crowd, and a
heterogeneous one Nothing but an ubiquitous
power could divine or attempt to delineate the
different characters. The outside army of lob
biers will far outnumber the insiders or dele
gates. The telegraph wires, have no doubt will
be kept busy Oh that occasion; but the political
wires will not be idle, as there will be wire-pull-
crs enough to keep them moving. The current
ftalk at present is not attering to the hopes of
Gen. Cass. Buchanan stock is rising pretty ra-
pidly in the Democratic ranks. We cannot tell,
however, what day may bring forth.
Baltimore may calculate upon dofing her COM
mercial character for month to come She
will be the very nucleus Of politics. 1t is for
tunate however, that this influence or annoyance
will be of comparatively short duration. We shall
gladly yield back the prerogative to Washington,
ind allow her to hold it supreme for four years
to come t..
Every day brings out new friends for the cause
of Gen. Scott. Although Maryland is Fillmore
all over, yet she will give q strong, invincble
broadside for the old General, if he be nominated.
There may be some few peculiar and special
Wings who will not vote for him, but every one
Of these will be replaced with ten Democrats
The Whig party proper in this country is pow
erful and of infinite value in its conservative
capacity, but is not strong enough, unaided to
triumph over the Democracy. If the Wings wish
| to be successful, they must nominate man who
will take with him all classes. General Scott,
doubt not, would do this.
We have exquisite weather, though quite warm.
Vegetation all around is fourishing, and the
crops promise abundantly. CHESAPEAKE.