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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17
Markets and Stecks.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, March 10, 1858.
Nothing of local interest tO-day.

Nothing of local interest to-day.
CLOVER SEED 10 N moderate demand. Sales Of 200
bushels prime ut IS so 81 ns, and Que lot ~ lower
rate The market continues bare Of QUERcirRoN EARk,
and No. 10 wanted at $ae tun Inc FLOUR m.rsss e
2diO0 hbs straight brands sold at 81 IS bb at which
MIXED brands freely offered without fadns puroa see
Moderate Gales for the supply Of the trade ~
for and good brands; 81 ttas3 for choice lots.
and and fancy brands at IS a3se57 Rye FLouR
s. So and the latter at 81 IS Dbl With respec 70 ou
BREADsTuFys there prevails an opinion In Liverpool that
they will receive large supplss from tas country N
the neat weeks bat in which they will no dsappontcd
as there no stock here and the scarcity Of ships prevents
shipments thus preventing any very large export n NAY
when the canal opens and which cannot arvo IN Europe
before juno July Price, are therefore, likely to uss
should ths any u dxsd duty Corn DO %
impsedi ~ gland exports viii be very large f the
purpose of srdsg There bat little WHEAT ofsrlas.
It is wanted Sales OF 3at coo bushels Red AZ &C.,
and White At s! % bushs cargo Of prime Southern
10 wanted. Tho supplies Of CORN continue small ana
prices are higher Sales Of 1909 bushels Southern Yellow
at Sic, sfoat. OATS are steady at $50 bushel The
stock of WHISKY has become materially rednced. and
SALES OF sTocKs.-Fra soard-sl 900 Sch, Nav. ss,
go tsi 1900 do, as Cam and Amboy R,ilrosd 70;
so N A. Coal. 49, 1000 Monis Canal cot 400 Dc ,2ct;
Vhilad Bank, 1876 Ky Bank, lo,i $40 State So
$40 DO, 9ol; 100 Girard Bank lsl 400 L. Rairo,s
100 DO SIT; 95s U. Bank, 81 do s.; Harrisburg
Railroad al $500 Wilmington Railroad Is PIT Is Psn,
Railroad. al IS Lshigh Nav. 38t; 500 Reading Kali
read Mott IS, 70 So 5000 susq Canal. III 10 Penn b.
ll5l; 1900 City R:ilroaS g. 49, To- 49,, .sooo ,s,
1874 $4,000 State So sl $500 do. Sl 81 600 Tenn S.,
ssi; IS vicksburg RI. IS 10 Penn Bank ii3. Penn
RR, ts Do, at $50 Union Canal, ~ l3o DO, 10 !;
sol g. Bank. 81; 50 assdins RR, Sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17

THs HENRY CLAY MEDAL.-The ear
ps,bas which contained the gold medal, was found
about O'Clock ON Monday morning, BY Mr..
White, OF No. % McDougal.st., lying under nilh
cart, which was standing in front Of No. Sc that
saset. The bag had been forced open and its con-
tents carried or No clue to the medal or thief has
a. yet been obtained
ANNlvrRsARY.-The third anniversary
of Caledonian Section No. Cadets of Temperance,
will be held at Convention Hall, on Wednesday
evening, 24th inst
FIVE POINTS New MIsslox.-A room
has been rented at No IL Orange st. for the purpose
of opening Sunday School and holding Religious.
Temperance and Singing meetings through the
week. Regular teachers and outdoor visitors are
very much needed TO carry on the work Donation;
of money, or Of clothing for destitute children, schoo'
furniture, &C, may be let at the Mission Room on
Monday evenings.
New LINE OF OMNlBusEs.-Besides the
lines eiyen to ex.Alderman Copckiin, NJ. d. Greene
and Capt Saters to start from Catherine Ferry, an
other line has been granted to MIR. !. Moore 70 run
down second-av., through Fourteentn-st TO Broad
way, and thence to some point DO IN town. An sp-
plics,ion has been made for another TO run from
FYfty.sisA,A ct. down rhrdav. through Aston place.
Broadway, Chambers and Greenw,casts 70 Jersey
City Ferry.
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Nww-vopu, GIsLATURR.

SENATE. ALBANY, Match 10, ~
Mr., ROGERS reported favorably Gu the
bill making appropriations for Prisons.
MIR. COOLEY reported a bill to incorpo-
rate the East Brooklyn Savings Bank.
MIR. BARTLETT reported favorably on the
bill TO authorize Albany to subscribe to the Albany
and Binghamton Railroad.
MIR. COOLEY moved that the Ocean
Steam Navigation bills be made the special order for
Wednesday of next week. at II O'Clock. Agreed to.
The bill making further appropriations
for the State Library Building debated in Com.
mit,ee Of the Whole, until the Senate went into
Executive Session.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17

A. DousLAs thought he would vote for
80 Graduation bill If introduced as separate mea'
SUI AZ BRopHEAD said that the Senate must
.rdecide between the policy OF the graduation OF
sss price Of the public lanes or the giving 'nem
~,s for railroads.
Ir. MANGUM hoped that the amendment
.-orld be voted down. Ii was no time after long
srste 10 submit this scheme frsusht as II was VITA
~ much Importance, and expect Senators 10 vote
H.hout Eve minutes time for reflection.
M. SoULE would not vote for IL as a
..n.rate measure.
Messrs. DODGE and JONES appealed to
a. SENATOR to withdraw his amendment.
Mr.. BRoDHEAD desired to withdraw it,
Mr.. PaATT objected.
Mr.. Mason would vote for the graduation
ussn in preference to granting the lands away for
Mr.. BELL asked what security would be
siyen fths graduation policy were adopted that the
ssnblic lands would NOT still be given away.
Mr.. ATcHIsoN denied that by the bill
s.vthing was granted without full recompense.
Mr.. UNDERWOOD contended that much
vas given away for nothing.
Leave was then granted and Mr.. BRoD-
vrlp withdrew his amendment.
Mr.. DAVIS said he would vote for this
IN, but was not to be understood, by doing, as
committed 70 vote for the similar bills now
n1ndinf, BY Which over thirty millions Of acres of
public lands were TO be granted IN like manner.
Messrs. DOUGLAS, DAVIS and RHETT
continued the debate upon the merits OF the con-
irsct made BY Illinois with the Company with whom
hat State has contracted fer The construction OF the
Central Railroad from Cairo to Chicago.
Mr.. MANGUM-I desire to ask, if it is par.
tamentsry to 60 So what Is the usual dinner hour
Il 10 not proper to make that inquiry, let as have
= vote, and 90 else where to ascertain.
Ihe question was then taken, and the bill was or
l0d 70 be engEossed, without a count, when, on
n6oon, the Senate adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17
ASSEM- BLY,.

MIR. TAYLOR reported bill to incorporate
the American Geographical and Statistical Society.
Mr.. BLACKSTONE reported complete the
New-York Ballot Box bill.
The bill to incorporate the Trustees Of
the Fund for Aged and Inhrm Clergy OF the Pro-
testant Episcopal Church of the Diocese OF New
York was read and passed.
Nothing further Of interest at the Morn
ing Session.
Afternoon Session.
THIRD READING
To provide additional compensation for
Justices Of the Peace holding Courts Of Session in
Albany, Kings and Columbia.
To authorize Receivers of Mutual In.
surance Companies to assess premium notes.
Relative to the North American Fire
Insurance Company, New.York.
To raise money in Kings County for the
building OF penitentiaTy.
For the better protection of mechanics
and others holding liens on personal property.
In relation to Mutual Fire Insurance
Companies. A motion to reconsider the bill lies on
the table.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17
Fatal Railroad Accident.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, March 16, 1852.
A gentleman named Williams, about 90 years OF
age, a wealthy mahogany dealer from Baltimore,
was killed this afternoon at JamesburS, on the Cam
den and Amboy Railroad. In attempting to get
upon the cars Just they were starting from the
station, he missed his footing and fell between the
platform and the cars, breaking his ribs, brusing his
face, &c. He survived only Is or 90 minutes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17

TUESDAY, 1esSo ~
In Stocks the market was active s.''
morning and bueyant, although at the Gloss 49, =
VA, /, som. f,ncis. little hsavinsss The sales o.
the le.din. s.peies were large. Enc went 70 o.,
but :, n. c,o.. soM AZ 60, an inpsovsnsas o'tp
c.,. P..Ss.. closed ct -, decline Of p esns.
Mo..,.s ~. suo,sn. selling - high a. st, bat
T .,".'.. ;. s., IN improvement astp cent. ss''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17

saving that after two o'clock tomorrow all debate
M, on the merits ofthe bill shall be on, Of order.
Win. cut taking the question on the reso-
,p,;on ths h. nuse adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17
Marketa Rspoytsd by TsJeovspA.

NEW. ORLEANS, Saturday, March IL, lS32
CorroN has been IN good demand, al barely TO.
advance since the receipt OF the Asias news; the
DAYS sales have been 5000 bales. SU0AR-Ths
transactions during the week have been 1905 hnas,
at an advance of to Tor good qualities fair sells a
4fc The sales OF Rio CoFFHE for the week have
been Is 600 bags, at o69lc. MESS Pork 10 at $l7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17

Horbian emisrants, who, upon arriving a. Panama
nave round to their great disappointment and loss
snAt tney nave been swinded. Many Of these po,r
Iheh are now ttere entirely destitute of means eth
or 10 go on or to return home, and others have fell
10 the Climate Justice Lothroo declares his
hteLIenuon thoroughly to investigate this matter
justice.
KILLED ON THE RAILROAD.
afternoon, while the O'Clock train on the Camden
and Amboy Railroad was about starting from a sta.
ton near spotsfeld, an old gentleman named Will
hanson, attempted to get into the last car, bs,
missed his footing, swung between the cars and lad
his rbs crushed in When the train left he was Just
pfeahing, but his death inevitable We under
STAND mat he was very wealthy and well known.
oeFerai bairmoreans remained with him.
A PRESENT FROM THE MAYoR.-We have
seen a. beautiful Gold Lever Hunting Watch, full
teweled and beautifully snameled, which, with
Gold Chain was presented BY Mayor KISGsLASD TO
the Aztec Children, in Acknowledgements of the graft
fcation derived by the Mayor and his family from
visit recently paid them by these curious sprtes.
The act does equal honor to the Mayors liberali,y
and his taste and We think those who, having
fully avoided the SIGH. Of the Children stigmatlze
them a: dwarfs,' disgusting, &c, may well feel
rebuhed by il.
CHOIR CONcERT.-The Tabernacle Choir
Concert OF Glees and Ballads, this evening, under
the direction Of Prof. VIM B. Bradbury, will be one
OF unusual interest, and will doubtless draw crowd
ed house Prof. Bradbury's popularity as a CON-
poser and director Of music for the People is we'll
known, and his Choir Of the Tabernacle has, under
his efficient training, attained to a degree Of style
accuracy and power in chorus singing seldom to be
heard In our churches. The Ahes hanians assist In
this festival, and sing for the last time previous
their departure. Mr.. Sedgwlck, with the Concert
ma, will also aid in the entertainment.
SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-The following
Real Estate Sales were made on Tuesday, March
i6, at the Merchants Exchange, By Anthony J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17
Case of Drowning.

UTICA, Tuesday, March TO, 1872.
man named John Byron was drowned in the
Chenango Canal at Clinton, on Sunday last There
some suspicious of foul play but the verdict Of
the Coroners Jury TO day was, Accidental drown
ing, while into xcated"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17
,he Unien Mon i'm Georgia.

CHARLESTON, Tuesday, March 10, 1882.
The Union men of Dade, Cass and Bioo Coanues,
Georeia, passed resolutions against sending Dele
gates TO the Baltimore Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17
Suicide By O Prisoner.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, March 10, 1852.
Henry Gutenberg, German, aged so, committed
suicide in the County Prison last night by hanging
himself with his handkerchief He had been COM
mitted for abusing his wife and daughter while
drunk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17

Receipts Of Produce MARCH Is. 1851
BY Erie Railroads.&c. bbs. Flour. 1900 bush Oats 81
bales Wool casks Ashes III sides and IS rolls LesFns
bv Nep Haven Railroads.&c. rolls Leather and F'o busn
Oats
ousnee Of the non arriyal of the trains.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17
CITY ITEMS.

RANGE or THE rHRRhoAsTBR,
At L. Dslstesv's, UorrerS LsseA Cerk'sl ~ WA q
1859. IAN. Noon 1PN. SPIN.
March I63S 40 So IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17
Opening OF Navigation on Lake Erie.

CLEVELAND, Tuesday. March 10, 1852.
The steamer Northerner left this morning for Erie.
TOLEDO, Tuesday, March l6, 1852.
The steamer SoutheIner leaves this morning for
Sandusky.
ERIE, Tuesday, March l6, 1852.
The steamer NOrlherneT, from Cleveland, IL In
sight, coming in
DETROIT, Tuesday, March l6, 1852.
The Lake 10 open and boats are on the move.
The steamer Arrow leaves this morning for Cleve-
land via Sandusky The Ocean leaves here for Ere
on Wednesday, and leaves Erie for Detroit on
Thursday. The Caspian will leave Erie for Detroit,
touching at Cleveland, on Friday, on the arrival oil
the Eastern caYa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17
Ex.mntlsn In Louisiana.

NEw.ORLsANs, Saturday, March Is, 1909.
Te Legislature Of this State has passed the Exsmp'
ton bill Of 81 $50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17
Fire salem.

SALEM, Thursday, March ii 1883.
The American Hotel took FIRE this morning at
O'Clock. The house was COED, new and substantial,
owned by Mr. Israel Webo Loss 5000; building
insured A number OF ladies participated in the con-
flct with zeal and energy that does them great
credit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17
Saufhern StAamahips.

New ORLEANS, Saturday, March IL, 1854
The steamships Falcon and West Wind sailed for
Chsgres yesterday. Also, the Georgia for New
YORK; via Havana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17
Suicide OF a Stranger.

WASHINGTON, TUESDAY, March 10, lS3s
The Republic says that the iifesss body Of an un.
fIom the CITY of New.Y ori, was found on Saturday
on the farm Of MIR. Joseph Bradley, In Montgomery
County. Ne had evidently blown his brains out with
a pistol. The marks had been obhterated on his
clothes. $40 In money was found in his pocket
His clothes we're new, and Of the most fashionable
KIND
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17
The Fxeshet at Albany.

The Decision In tho case of Welch vs.. Cook.
ITHACA, Tuesday, March 10, 1852.
The great political suit tpending at thus place for
the last two weeks of WEIGH vs. Cook, and which
has caused much excitement among politicians, was
plantiH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17

Action.
MOBILE, March IA, 1852.
The Captain of the bark Action, from Liverpool,
at New Orleans, has been fined 1000 for criminal
assaults upon two female passengers.
Wrecks and Loss OF Life In tho Bay OF Hen
durus.
CHARLESTON, Tuesday, March l6, 1854.
Advices from Honduras report fearful storm In
that BAY in which i've British vessels were wrecked,
including the bark Bathurst, OF London, vita all on
beard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17

ARREsT.-On TUESDAY iast MI. hOoeIt ouflen re-
siding at No. 81 Chatham-st, appeared before Jus
tice LothIop at the Lower Police Court, and prefer
red complaint against man calling himself Monk
house, an sttsche Of the Office Of Palmer Co., No.
90 Broadway, whom hs charges wth having swisd'
led him out of &l75 by inducing him to buy tickets
for stesrase passage from this port 70 San Francis
90, which have proved to DO worthless. The follow
Ing are copies of the tickets puzportins to enle sns
purchaser to passage to Chasres. and also OF that
emitting him to passage from Panamafo San Ffan'
S'' STEAMSHIP CITY OF Nsw.YoRK,l
Nsw.YMk. March 6. 1854
c ~ ~ p1Ys; % Gag
appointed to ssii % the 10Th OF Ms,eH p.Ixrp
6teerase. WAS 2.
INDEPENDENT STEAMSHIP.
New-York. March s. 1881
yo,ss. No - Received one. hundred and thirty souans
for ssssss. 81 HoSs sdrsn hide ,endens st:.n
s ofRp prem Panama 20 '-A '-' PILssa : Co.
stesIase-ss. transferable.
On Monday last, Mr.. sti1lin having been informed
that the tickets were probably spurious, called upon
Newrs Howard q Son, agents Of the steamships
New. Orleans and City Of New-York, and slss OF III
N. ste,mers connected with the Independent
Line" for information, and was told BY them sns'
,hs t,ckets issued BY Palmer Co. were utterly
worthless inasmuch a. they entitled the bearer W
NO massage IN any Of their vessels, and that Pamsf
A Co had no connection whatever with me nov
pendent Line" The facts were then maze kno u
by Mr., Surlen TO Jusnee Lothrop, vno sens 'S' q
John r Howard, one Of the arm OF howaIu 80
vho made an afYidavis In substance as given xooS.
warrants were then issued BY the nasiss To- -. ~
arrest Of Palmer and others connecsea Tlls. .nd
Ace. and Yesterday afternoon omcsn Sn.,rs
smith sncceeded in tskins into custody ons fne'P''
Who was be Id for eK animation ...,.. ruy.
large number Of n sps,,Usss from Pan 70
San F9ancisce, have been sold IN shis CIV W esr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17

SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-The following
Real Estate Sales were made on Tuesday, March
i6, at the Merchants Exchange, By Anthony J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17

Advertisement is a Daguerreotype
wanted to be true to nature to give the expression
OF countenancei to be graceful, easy and natural
to have a clear and distinct eye likeness to DO
recognized at once, and to elicit admiration and
insure remembrance Then, BY all means, obtain
one Of Roots gold medal Dasuerrsotypes, No. 1863
Broadway, corner of Frapkinst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17

oxC0o6
importation this year. Large lines OF sooos sse
held in store unofsrsd TO the trade. The monsA q
March bids fair TO retrieve the season, which has
nreviously been very backward. We never doubssA
for moment the power OF the West 70 take large
amount of goods, and the moment the produce sha'
nm bv ice IL loossnsd BY the melting sun OF sprAes
~ sb.II witness fuIlness Of demand for sseds II
return for the produce that viii change the chsfsstsr
of the season a. regards activity altogether There
never was reason 70 despair. md nov there 70 svsT
Feasoa to hope.
Among the States which have under con-
.idsr.t,on General Banking laws is Indiana. The
House Of that State has Just passed Law which,
With few exceptions, 10 like the Law Of this Stsss
ana II II believed that tbs Senate will also psss ~
and IL will become . law. The main fsatursso
Inc law are that 10 very properly excludes Bonds aaA
Mortgages, and only receives State Stocks ~ ~.
curity for circulating notes. The Stocks OF ne
United States, and Of any State paying IL intsrsss
regularly, are receivable a. security. The Stecn
Of Indiana 10 be equal 70 Five y cent Stock, saa
Ill others to q six y cent. stock. The Auditor y
not TO receive any Stock above it, par value q
above its market value. AL Banks are 70 sssp %
hand also Ia y cent on its circulation In specie ~
upon refusal 10 redeem its notes the Auditor. s".
protest and thirty days notice, shall proceed =.
its sscursies and redeem It's circulation ssockhoe
srs us individually Liable beyond their sseeI 'sI -
equal amount, such I0sponsibilisy 70 eoAass,
wear after the transfer OF stock. No Ban. - 49,,
lowed 70 transact business, esesposs =" -
..u.S 4, NJ csrahcsss, SD no ness !" !: ~"
-.-...- ia, Asoe 70 - made payable ~ ssy
~,... .rhs cspitsi sock Of esca baek oe~
o - -. sAsa $4,000. The other spsciAcasasas
~ ne bin sss n0s important
The PottsvIHs Minsr' journal ssasee
thss - Canal is open and the tolls are a1ee " -
80. y, phiIadslohis. TIE rates BY RailsesA con-
.;ru. NJ n 50. With drawback Of - cents tn
l,eus cav so) for the New Yosk usds. TAs "s'ss'
70 Nsw.York v Axsd q tl es Y sus.
A new railroad from HornellsvlIe - We
s,..s use .. Ripley h projected, which nn $40
virl save sSsus twenty Avs miles Of distance.
The amount of stock Transferred " fseslss
scroupi La. wssk. vM tiieSse.
cssiMss< ~ HisAM Pss'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-17

BURGLAR ARRESTED A German named
Jacob Lew was arrested early yesterday morning.
BY OhiceY Welsh, Of the Second Ward, who caugh 1t
him as he was leaving the store of Chittenden &
Bliss, corner of Broadway and Rectors SITS, which
he had broken into and robbed of $50 worth of
laces, &c. The property was recovered and the
accused was committed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-09

37s I'd for Tobacco for Bremen at 1t for Cotton
and 4Os for Tobacco for Trieste at Nc for Cotton
and two barks for European ports private terms We
have also noticed ship laid for Havre at IL for Cot
ton There is change of any Importance in the rates
coastwise and the engagements yesterday included ship
for Boston at 9-16t for Cotton.
ExCHANGE-There was rather better demand for
bills early in the week, but aterly the rates have been
dull and dropping, with very little demand We now
quote:
Sterling. Observation-Disclosures. 1O8O1Oo
Francs .5.171zD5 IS
NewYork sixty-day Bills. ..........1IM26 u Ct disc
sight Checks on NewYork ...........LM% ID ct disc
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Departures Of the Collins and Cunard Steamers
y, ER(lHH LIYERPOQI

EUROPA, tBr.) for NEW YORK SATURDAY Angus. 49,
NIAGARA, (Br).. for BOSTON. SATURDAY, Sept. 4.
PACIFIC, (Am). for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, 8.
AFRICA, (Br) ....for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, II.
canada, Oil for BOSTON. SATURDAY, 10.
fLANIlC, (Am.). for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, %.
ASIA BRA. NEW YORK. SATURDAY, %,
AMERICA (BL) for BOSTON SATURDAY, October
ARCTIC, (Am.). NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, g.
EUROPA, tBr) for NEW YORK;. SATURDAY, o.
NIAGARA (Br }, :. BOSTON SATURDAY, 49,
aALTIC (Am.).. NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, 90
AFRICA, tBr) for NEW YORK.. SATURDAY, "a
CANADA, for BOSTON SATURDAY.
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II Z -
BEEY CATTLE Zine Western)
PORT OF NEW oRLEANs,

PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE THE DAILY CREscEsro
Saturday Morning, October 8, 1852 /
CLEARED YESTERDAY
hp G fssS,, P Fire. owao4f
$fS % @ fS ys1Ppso Up WHY ss sa
Rogers A,hby Brazos southmayd Jlarr;. eg
Ship asa,s 5 Hs1G days from Newpo Me, to Whitney
Ship Joshua Mauran Barstow days Philadelphia
Ship snna.ky borand NewYork to Whitney co-
Ship Hamlet ssar daya Boston, Hyn.on1.t district
Brig % Grace days from chnle''on to cohet Chapman
sehr Coes Goodmansou Havana I'd inst to PUG Mir acoqd
sehr Scranton Merrill 10 days from sisa to whickbem-e s
Steamboats,.
s@y hsAs L hssisz from Y si 4ss.
Emperor Cotton, from Bayou Sara.
eaS1 ayssn' JhSn from Cincinnati, a i
Florida, Grant, from Mobile.
"% 9s p .hs 'S%P an Mssisa
Ss s i from and The co19e down
brought ships sondusky sqhr Scranton
Below-Coming Up.
Ship peyonshire Is days from NeYork, to VIM Creevy.
Bark John Bird, from NewYork
MEMORANDA
TT Capt Merrill of the schooner fl reports having
ashore supposed be the Light Shin which
vessel U Revenue Cutter and in
tended for that station but compelled s4 in
gaze The Gutter in the river coming here
'"p heri iel III port al ssa orls MaHs1 - for New
York on or about the lst inst
- - EXPORTS.
Is bids oace 900 bbs whsky, .esrins Is
h $40 kegs lard 81 bxs cheese arsapnl - talo All
ska wheat 1873 do timothy seed de. pkgs
LiVERPooL-Per ship Leavits store co,.s.
LiNhhfool~-Per ship Belle Rock: 2s?7 bales cotton.
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lard = DO brandy, hid taceo 10 starch 10 bbs
pork 10 bhs 30 bacon a5 hrs vcs
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BosroN-Per ship Hamlet Assorted mdse.
sISA-Per schr II Scranton 40 bales prss, md 1ir H.