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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-03-27
Judge Jay on Mr., Webster

Probably no public man. IN this counlrl
is So often corrected us the Secretary Of
State. As on al great questions he las been
on both sides, he ia, OF courc always la
opposition to n patty which. AZ some timc,
las counted him among lis friends. But
lis mistakes are not only in politics and
morals Ills taste in literature, aud his
knowledge in Greek and Latin, he never
attempts TO cVlhit. that somebody mugc
correct. or Of greater crudi,;ou, docs not at
once cali him in account for blunder. lie
lsro more fortunate in regard to matters ui
fact, aud has TO he SIT right whenever hc
orcls bis mouth. Judge JAY, in letter 20
,NC EtJrces, corrrrls no less than three false
statements made in his lasi public speech at
Washington. Tie letter !, as follows:
H. $. NHddrd.l
To he Editors Of NE Erpuss:
Your paper of the gsth ul,imo contains n
report Of remarks, recently made hy Mr.
Webster iu behalf Of tie American Coloui.
salion Society. In This report, that gentle.
m'u is represented as SAYING: "liushrod
Washington wa. iIs President and after him
Mr. Jay" Il is proper that the error res
rycliug Mr.. Jay, whatever may have hccu
iis source, should be corrected, lest it ui,lcud
such oi your readers ns are not familiar with
iUc history Of ilc Society. My fltlicr could
not, consistently with his religious principles,
and lis oacn expressed sentiments, in regard
10 our coiorcd population, lave given tic
slightest cOUu,cuuUcc 20 an association which,
from tlc first, has relied for its sJcccss on
,hc existence aud Justification Of cruel
prosecuting prejudice, and whose object is
recommended ns tending 10 render The in
siiuiion OF slavery more secure and more
profitable. OF course, Mr. Jay never held
uiicc ~ the society, nor contributed to lis
funds.
Mr.. Webster is also represented as saying,
iu substance;
"Ihe Colouisoiion enterprise, like most
benevolent enterprises. hcgln with individu-
Dls. Clnrkson and Wihcriurcc hborcd long
before they could enlist the sympathics nud
Influence OF the Government in It's bchulc'
Should II be inferred from this language
that these eminent aud excellent men regard
cd the American Colouisniion Society us n
benevolent enterprise, the Inference would be
most erroneous.
Wiibcriorcc, after the true character and
tendency Of the Society had been developed,
united with number of his Anti Slavery
- ,untis aud coadY;ia,nrs hi publishing n pro-
feet against it, The document, after spcci.
fling various objections 10 the practical opcr-
ations Of the Society, aud the sentiments il
advanced concluded in these words;
1--WE must hn understood utterly 10 repudi-
rtc the principles Of the American Colonisa-
ton Society"
Sir TLomns +. Buxton, the friend Of Will
her,orcc, and his successor rs parliamentary
leader in the Anti.Slnvcry cause, tIrls cX-
pressed himself in Il printed letter Of l2Ih
July, 1898:
"My views Of the Colonisalion Society you
are aware of; they 90 not fall far short OF
those expressed 10y my friend Croppcr, when
lac termed It's Objects diaLo!icd."
WILLIAM JAY.
New York, March /, 1852.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-03-27

A Spanish proyerb says, that the Jews ruin
themselves at their passovers, the Moors at
their marriages, and tho Christians at their law
salts.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-03-27
! Case Ior lll SnslensI0n oI PulIIc OrIaIon.

New York, March 1, 1852.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-03-27

Russell was recently singing "Tho Gamblers
wife, in an old English town, and having utter
cd the words
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09

sMAGKEREI.-Soo pkgs. Nos. l. 9 and 8, in
ass Z J. uAEr a CO - r.sasr',szI.. =
A LE-Seoteh and English Ale. for sale BY
IN ians ioH> TuoLE, . ssei Zee
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

AfAY0RALTY OF NEwORLEANs, Dec 27, 1851
gassS COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY Nc. Two,f E
-, STFTNa OF DEsEMnER 20, 1851 II .sN
u ESOLVED, That the Mayor be and he ii
ssis utcs1 end ar ass
entret for building Brick Engine Stable
oT Aiefhans g. on lot of ground the
Of St Joseph Commerce
ccosHaee with plans and file Surveyors
Office The work 10 be dcne without
%anner 70 the ,staon e tie Surveyor and the fire
the aih Of the work and the n
approval of the Council. Paymtnts
- Signed THOMAS Fl SHIELDS President rfo ten
Approved December 27 1851, ~ 49,
4. tSgnedl "A. p. CR0SSMAN, Mayor. Is f3 ~
True copy: ii. BiEn, Clerk. q fs'ess
y MAY0RALTYl OF NEW ORLEANS December o., 1851,
lsS In VIRTUE Of the above resolution, passed
l the Council Of Municipality No. Two their
ISL notice hereby given Tint viii sell at ofdee, MONDAY
annay u as le O'clock the lowest bidder the
building Brick Engine house, Stable, Trough,
Mechanics Fire No q in accordance with plans speciaea
ticns on file IN the Surveyors Office.
dee - s:ssss, ~ "A. D. cRDssMAN, Mayor.
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COPARTN ERSIIIPS, ETC.

1 hlSSOLUTION--The Firm Of LEON ARD 81
- RAIIIuN isths dry dissolved EUGENE
iE0NAtsD Is alone authorized eoe s charged
NIL demands sdd firfD S1t. RAIII6N,
Ia5 &*5+ III n ffsf, l4 EffGENE LEONARD.
HAVlNG disposed Of my interest in the
IL Foundry recosapena him to
The patronage Of the old customers tja5 s VIM RALToN
OTICE-The CopartneFship heretofore ex-
sf:g beveen subsbera BROS,
day dissolved mutual Either partners
North Brothefs 4 Co will attend 10 the liluisot
New Dr!eails Dec. 81, 1851. JAAfEss X. NORTH
jam lmdaW sslyAi III. NORTH, 4
4 (tOPARTNERSHIPNO MOTTO CE--T HE subscribers
~ have formed Copartnerel
Ness a the old Magazine
the finn OF NORTH BROTHERS CO. go HARVEY NORTH,
M e5lS NM II. NORTH,
NewOrleuus, Jan. l. 1s5s ALEX 1UTfjlI. 81
ianI sfsg f. b, SAtELES,
tOPARTNERSHIpN NOTICE The subscribers
~ have formed
~ the the SHOE AND BUSINESS
and Tor the present will the firm
North Brothers, JAMES E. SURrIl
Sewtrleans Jan i 1852 iml 1rnl EMILE MARQUEE.
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ritpu per sttaDpAIflDs WinHeIl Scott.
nniliuE ,uckeis iron, Nav York Hns'
',l.hioilaI,I. md S,..ro,,ai,l, FASi:Y
st.t.,r. ,,,,suruassra Il, eYtrut. ytv;e.v
ji,,rs W,nji,EsAI.E AND RETSij.
.,luced prices. Ths nioek eolisists IN
-, -. -
il;nelisl,. French md american Cali.
cle. 7tsf -
A ra,n,ilaic assortment of English.
| t..;r,,n,, ma French fInAinrv.'
,u,sfi.r Will. md roI"re., 'S,lk
Nose anl Tialf Hos. -,
w LOVES AMI MpTTS
ack. Cl,amols. Kid, caslunsre silk.
Filo,pIti upi Fiivt. rf ryery d.
s,.rtl,iien, -' =
LACE GOODS, -!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09

-. MAYoRAIirY OF NEW ORLEANS rkshsbRa IA, lssi
NOTICE is hereby given, in virtue Of the
above passed BY the Council
sitting Of 9th 1851 tat twenty
paeissioa hees Council of sappnty
sst Common shs Read from IN
Of ths Canal Bankng Company agreeaby
provisions Of the act OF tue Of The 1882 regulating
opening otse etc and the amenda0y thereof
May ISL ~ A. D. [fOSSNIAN hInyor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09

MAYoRsALTY OF NEWORLEANs, Dec IS, 1851,
syiss q tOUNC.Lo OF MUNICIPALITY NO. Tyyo,l y
SITTING or TrRspAY, December 9, 1851.
~ ES0LV ED, That it is the intention of this
~ Council, provided thai there satisfactory opposition made
treto out Common Street Shell
naon through the etaitie Road in straight
fsst and adjoining ihe he Banking
paN said opening to be made under the
M H. OPENING laying out q the city q
Rear That The Mayor give pue notice. during
tweny days the official paper IN
and English, of said intention. sg Il ~
s5 ESgprdl JAMES III, ,CALDWEII Prssldsnts
Approved December ls, lss1. M .Ess7
Isgneal !, A, D. GRESHAM, Mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09

Aeshaass Fire plans and peciaes
dss : s. -. Y,-,F. D. eRossMAs, Mayor
NIAYoRALTF OF NEwO ORLEANS, Dec 16, 1851.
COUNCIL or auNIoIr Atty y Nc; TWO
NTHEREAs, James Golding, Minor Wilbur,
Jass suiyan lanes Feysy,l and slaer, residents
NV sf seas ar sss @tis' sf ne
4 II . @ ss sss s;
ewing a IS
s g $s sss VI ss s s Z
ssesstary s arsesa 70 transmit soly d lt
sisaral ~ = j
!. isienedl So a. D. cRossMAs aIayos.
AAYoRALTY OF NEwoRLEANs DEcrsnsa ID Is51r
as- NOTICE is hereby given, in virtue Of the
above rssao y the oani o Nunieipal
asyf sns es & as my s's s
Rs s's.: ] II
SPECIFICATION FOR PLANNING 1liE ROADWAY or FELICITY
TIL n sas II Il rs,, NJ
Felicity and eendsienay
e II sss ss2
s; s s sss
f9s ffs s!.s II y ssss , A. - I sssS1.s
a. sss. sI. i 1T En-
as, aSNn & sosS At G IL and
iss vi e. ''f
ss s5ss ss y tsss'sE
i sss @ ts s sasR sRPd ss
The srSss o. anks and |s 70 rest firmly well boon
The si well ran,sd or rolled
s sis s ss ss
VIII then spiked lengths
5 s ss s % ss e ss sDs Pn %
tie eshsr sad ie
'ass ss Is sssssa to ' Fulton
shsi sng O. arS@y @ md ss L sa be as
Ry @ B s s ss.s s sSsS 5
spike, sill wesov,
I$ s n
5, Bi il 70 is running Tie whole
Security hthe vi required to The
Il Ut: 81 y IL sss5ss sis
me 0anFs ue b s
Newoaeans, December ls 1851 q "
MAYoRALTY OF NEwORI.EANs, Dec. IS, 1861.
], toIscILoE g Nun AgSIclpyALMlTY A M No. W TWO,
R ESOLVED, That it is the intention Of this
- Council G n9Sasa that Aers
si ~ sssss
s ~ IL s'ss is
a s iss s, sssdaIaa % % II
Fs ss % A. s ss sy9r sa M ys gas
and English ,s;s # # said intention .,s !, :,
AppIsssd December is ISL '' -
Inv! !ssSs' ssps II asr, cisii, F. GRESHAM, Mayor
MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS, psssNDRa Ia, ISL.
NoTIcE is hereby given, in virtue Of the
above passed g the Two
as sss ~ sFs1 fsys ss is
@ s sss II IL sisarb q s
sa ss s eoapst@ p @ ax,stsss 's h
the April 1884 regulating
spsaas e s. sssl 9
~ MARIE DE ia N. ORLEANS, le ID Dec 1851.
sh.sa DE IA "A asB, sN,elPAIna b.llss
R ESOLU, Que fintention dn Conseil est
'sRs. 4 ss%r ss en- @ s ,s
s % s, s Dc
'aeie Avn ~
Ct
@ ss sssPss sis Rsszas sssss
isss H. CALDWELL President,
POM sepie soafernle II Bisa, cass Anirs
MARIE DE LA ORLEANS liz is psossDnr, 1871,
Has En- yertu de Ia resolution qui precede,
}ss ssss
ais's.ss ssR
ssss q K asas s " mn Il ssSss
ISL sa,ss'ases4s
: = - Us seRssss ~ saa
eSScF VI
81 aS- NoTIcE lis hereby given that the under
f. I,. sci s,sa sss 5 ,s3
as a!' IL. ne All NJ sss & %
K. as 1ssss r. % sfs sae
RECORDERS oFFiCE, aaI.NICIPALITY No. TWO y !
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09

CHAMPAGNE 80 baskets Grape Leaf, land
IVA ''S' 7s''A SAMUEL fif WOLFF 90 Camp street;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09

DELAYING CARDS AND PAPER 100 groce,
assorted qualities Playing Paper;
cases Cap Paper cases Englh GeP{ine for sas by @
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09

THAR, PITCH AND ROslN $500 barrels vii.
III mington Naval Stores for BY = s.1s
"a ! A. DEIAGRAVE4 Co.. II Magazine street.
Also Spirs Turpsntine and Ksg Tar jams smlaw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09

ENEN DOLLARS REWARD-LosT, on Sun
day asth December last PORTE MoNNE containing papers
The above will h paid the upon leaving the same at
HuARDs Clothing Store No. 6I Common street. opposite City
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09

HtIDER--75 barrels prime Newark, for sale by
" lian7l A. 2. GRIEFF CO., as, 40 aud q Old Leyee,
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AIAInIn DE IA n. onLrlAVs, le ls Dec 1851.

MARIE DE La NouYELLE 10 DRoRAtpns 1871
adopte conse de Ia Mupal No. Dsx, seanco du M
senbre ayis est par donns
psedera ia mise execution dc pcetde
par d a. sstusle d.
prope de % Ban1ue a Canal dc la Nouye
de acs legslatf du Asrl ls3
TamAioration dnns hi vile Nouycie
osan icte suppmsutaire approys
dis slS5ss A. D. tftOSSsfAN, Marie
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09
The President replied, briefly, to NJ Kossuth,s S.
address, in sabtance as follows: S. 3ss M

M. Kossuth and the President then entered
into q conversation in regard to the present con-
dition Of Hungary and the general politics Of
Europe; the interview being conducted with
mutual cordiality and ndliness. Atits close,
NJ. Kossuth, with Messrs. Shields and Seward,
returned to his hotel 3sSs EN- as
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09

M ACKEREL, 100 bbls. No. 1 /; 100 bbls
lyA No2 10 hnf bbs bbs No. 100 boxes Goldfish
10 boxes Herrings, for sale BY
Jas L. j. MART 4 Co. ~ Tehoupitouss at.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09
OF NEW0RLEANS. Dec 16, 1851.
Il rs COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY NO rVvo. 1 #
Il. SITris.i OF SEPTEMBER 80, 1851. i Z
XA7HEREAS. .Ia1nas GolIlinar AIil,o,s " i1l,l,,e

MAYORALTY OF NENoRLEANs, Dscrsssga ls Is5lr Z
above resolution BY the Counsel Municipality their
sitting Of September 3g 1s5 and
1852, adopted by the Mayor
ttng Of , s51 TINT viii sell
January 1862 at u o'clock the bidder
furnishing al she material md Issns Plank Rend Felicity
sstons Of the SURVEYOR. [dlsl AID. GR0ssAIAN, aaa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09
FURNITURE ETC.

4 It0PARTNERSHlP NOTICE - The UNDER
~ signed haye entered rsfp, Ssr
r mat under the trim md Of NJ CARDONA6 Co
contnae the RfiEsE BUSINESS street
all Transactions nj the late fnI of n tardona.
sSewOrlcms Dec. 80 1851. Ldsi lmI W.T.. DAMS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09

nAGU ROOMS, No. 30Philippa
sTesi hst%ssR PSyas asd perddo where
beauty snd expression, and put in the style Pins Lpcke
and Ca cheaper than other firm in hs city, The pro-
ptor tenders hnnks from his
cn with his devotion experience
he hopes will puic
patronage. ssN In21 TIL JAMES IOCKWObD, =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09

E,NGLISH CAMEL GOAL.-1OO tons best
quality nov landing from saps and Caroline Nesh
JOHN G. STEWART, IS customl,onse street and
Jani ~ 245 Julia street, New Basin
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09

.hR. L. CRANES SHOULDER BRACE AND
SUPPORTER ngsnou. asunlept The whole
tho Back Chest side giving immediate relief finally
ythe weak and strong and vigorous The
prolonged OF this Brace. "
4 r Call md examine the BRACE conynce Yourselves
\ flsr1s' SHERMAN Agont Tor the South, r. .fs-
- a 10 st. Charles street. New Orleans.
~ Aiso Agent iar DIR. BANNINes CEIEBRATED BODY
GE' y mhlS IydsW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09

" TETERINARY SURGEON. The un- AZ.
dersgned having had number years experience as sS
Veterinary Surgeon would tender his public can
be seen at the Livery Stable Of Mr. w Bell 44 Cnonelet
"A 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09

y t.sIf IHt KIItltI0h "l IhrtUrH Hln plNn-
'tr gus-. II IS very complete, anu tie
h great eare and Judgment, the result Of
rliiif, - s2S II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09

nOBYN's s HARRINGToN's DAGUER-
RE5pE AMP DEPOT No. c well
proved thu the The public
TuR where Portraits furnished Of all the
superior style finish. Ses4-f iss,
n yt,peraer fitted with complete APP ARATus
,nis Tubes y bs and e,,r. Tablets for aols
Stands Boxes a Chemics together with every
DAGUERREoTiPE BUSINESS. constantly hau and sale
,rbf fnsnau utre : = --ia,s
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Z Il '3sss NEwORLE ANS Decembcr 90, 1851.
l0NE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
" pursuance Of resolution Council Of Municipality No.
he esth December Thereby Reward IL
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS elo0} for will
JOEL while standing front ef hs own door
tho night Of the llth u. JAMES H. CALDWELL,
jas I'm 80 y Recorder Of Municipality Two.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-22
ENGLAND.

The only circumstance Of political import,
worth notice the past three days, ia a rum)r that hal
somehow crept into circulation, that Lord PALMERsroN
had consented TO accept Office under Lord DERBY lac
probability Of such occurrence Il haty co1tralictei
by Lord Palmerztons friends II is announced that the
Queen end Court win return from the North, on the
18th 18th instant.
Last evenings Gazette announces that KER
BAuIu HAMILTON, E.o, for some time Lieut. Gov. of
the Ifnd Of CIR NADIA w. J.. il appointed Governor OF
Newfoundland w. BOUCHER il approved as Consul
General in London, for the Argentine Republic.
The Board of Trade returns for the month
ending jth ssptembe- hsve lust been published, and
show an increase Of s22f6Je in the declared value Of
exports from Great Brit, in and Ireland compared
with the corresponding month Of previous year Among
the chief items the favorable eide are cotton AMI
Iinen warns machinery iron wo lens and dry goods
eenerailv except cotton ms1uacures which have
again fallen Of Hardware and cutlery, nptwrh'tan1-
ing the shipmens TO Australia, have likewise decrea e
The inp6 IT'S Of cotton during the month were O01Oo
evils sgsiDst SIC g26 last yeHy with export during the
month of l26 l49 cwta against 1876 same month
last year During the month "a chips arrived a. British
from United States pots and 6)4 since let January
with an aggregate tunnage Of 5J02Ol inns
A correspondent of Tae Times suggests
Black cd Bay Wet Coaf Of Ireland, "a possessing me
natural advantages for transatlantic packet station
The following are the names of the survivors,
In addition 10 the four already mentioned, from the
wreck Of the thip Mobile: RoBr j. WHEELER ANDREW
CURTIS ARCHIBALD WOODS aud TOUsENT BREUsX, sea.
men, and CBRIsToPHHR FAUL, passenger CURTIS ana
WHEELER are Alnef1cahs g.,
The police of Dresden recently paid visit TO
the house Of an Engi hman named JoHN PAGEr, an l
seized all bis book and papers on information that he
wa on agent Of KossUTIr. Pey nd M. history of
the Revout on of Hungary nothing very ruspicous was
found although would appear that he had been IN cor.
respondence with some Of the refugees the British
Minister took up his warmly, and after some fuss
the papers were re- tored .
Rev. Patrick ToRREY, ID. d., the oldest
Bhop Of the Episcopal Church in Scotland diei at Pc
terhesd Sunday 81 inst, aged 30 Earl SongRs If also
depd, a, the age OF 65.
The new planet discovered by j. r. HIND,
Aug 81 lie named by him Fortuna"
Prof LOWELL M.soS has been lecturing
with acceptance on Muic. before the London 'chaaics
Institute.
Madame Jenny LIND GoLDscHYIDr has pur-
chased boue Dread u, and will reside in il'urc in
that city She docs not intend sing pub y during the
enfuing winter but Il reported TO hoyesat That her
public appearance win be in England.
During the past few days destructive ireshets
have occurred in the northern perts Of ,otland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-22
AUSTRIA.

According 10 the Neio PrHssi1n Gazette, Aus
tra ia rti.ing large additions It's forces, and com OF
the papers even hint at coercive measures toward
Prussia on account Of her ob-tinscy the iveren
question The Emperor bas resumed his travels N
Croatia and we learn by telegraph dispatches, has
been Gratz, Marburg and Agran, and is now Al Carl
etadf.
The correspondence Of The London Times
states respecting G6rgey hst although the report IN Il
he had been taken 10 the fortress of Kusten, IN the y
roll was unfcunded We; two months since, the ilaa Of
removing him from CTintha was entertained. Travel
ers frequently stop at Kagenfurt 10 make HE acquaint
ance and the sure consequence Of doing is % receive
TINES goes on 10 soy that G6rgey, far from enjoy
pension from Austria is often hard put TO II for the
means Of subsistence.
There are several complaints in The English
newspapers OF English travellers being treated spitcuy
by the Austrian officials in Italy.
A fearful disaster took place recently, on the
occssion OF high Jewish festival at kpned N g III in
Some Thousand Jews were assembled in the Syna'
gogue when cry of FIRE raised in the WON a
gallery IN the ruth that followed to the narrow star
cafe, many were thrown down, and tmr-y~ix ltiias,
several of whom OF high rank, were crushed 20
deGth The fire tho work of gang OF thieves. -
ayaled ihens elves Of tie confusion to snatch the pearl
and diamond ornaments worn by many OF the lade'.
The Vienna press allude TO the probability
Of commercial crisis being brought about by tie din'
mutton Of tie paper currency.
Tie London Morning Chronicle learns from
Vienna that English officer had been in uted by an
Austrian and that the British Minister hid demanded re
dIesr. No other particulars are given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-22

10 accounts Of Sir John Franklin she w.aicrei IN
Brnf Bay fcnrched Prince Regents lnlet di'corerei
q channel IN the west of nth Somerset, t-averseir
with .le5ge, and round by Port Leopold, but foni no
traces Of the missing expedition. The Prince Albert
got n far North a. Beechy Head On The lsth o. Aug
", last she FIJI in with the North star. TIE expsi
ton had prssod up Wellington Channel early in the
sea,on The Channel was open and quite free from
ice The Prince Albert left the Ire The sd Of Aug
urt end brings dispatches from the Norh star. The
Officers and crew were I'll well The Dgiss Straits
hery wss irilure. Up to August, only six irh hal
been taken between all the ships The Reyalia Of Mir
ceiy had been lost. also an american whalcr, NAM
nc. stated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-22
Liverpool Provision Market.

Ter EuruPG LIVERPOOL, lCth Monih Sth. 1852
CoTToN-DGrlng last week there business done
consequent the res advces and a. = H. av4ncc on
qualities b. low obtalncc since th-tt ne there has
rot ben much trmness Imports Of the fztas g. "a
sA to The trade $50 on speculation, y 10 and tr
Port 9oSC; toal, III geO We quote MiaGl.ns Upland u
snd Orleans s. pa. Upland q Orleans Gl God FAR to
AshEs-Aeout lSo btlS Pots changed hands at 3 I;
Pearls hIrn az sane priCe.
OvLReirRoN BAEE-Nothng done aarins the fortnight
except sac CX-Sip OF PhAdop hia y cwL Holds
wait more ToHy or o; sore OU' stock 5 ia Ha0w
prsS
OIs-Wc have 10 change 20 note in this at Gle excepts
PIln which has advanced g IS - y tuL At . lch
ltoo tuiswtTe sold to srnyc. No Whale here. Lns,ed
TAiLow he's advanced 70 :, Tor New PY.C in cone
Gu, OF the small export rOm Russia AID denAn Cor the
U,ii,d STATS &c ven aTse busn,ss his been dOae.
PTioe IN L0uGOn a. 4 cwt for The LIST three months
iARp-Tb,re u DO sock 20 Olcrf- except Hascccir
which sells % about 81 slowly. About 40 are eX-
advance.
BTIt-The stock taking usual a. this see.on) show. so
teicts IN 6Isi bands against stO0 time ias yesr
imports having leen about 5ooO les, thsa IN
Il 81 wh,h shows that the cousunptiun OF A-,-r-Y rs
not increased the ratio that the Australian ed
.. 10 suspect The siti advance nss brought large laAa
ues OF preserved Meats and other suhsuts Bnr-er
Cheese &c During the fortnight, excepting sale Of so
sfcts tof London II 20 ssd - for smith. and si-
mars nothing q; consequence hiss ben done II or
next vii fully into the mater " zen We
'haA hsve seves Ct the Government entered Tor
ecmpeiitiou yesterday.
BsooS-NOthius ooing The rock is about 80 boxes.
1knS-Oar fresh supplies thc SIN have been very
Moderate o; heat ard Flour from abroad and fro i Ire
land and ccaswsys quite trivial healthy toae has pep
vedtd the " heat Flour trades durus the lat ,roe
GAYS sna q our market tbs mo,uinS We had good
iar sxert a. the fu press demanded on Taslsv Saoe
nor qualities OF Flour were N Improved request Aaa ut
Baltimore tTrny held for Sc advsacs al srpTi,r
IGrctls OF Westerns AID Canadian the turn ds-rr
French moved strssy at previous prceS SeT-r,i 80
soes OF Indian Corn were offering Al y 2, tor Ih
and Ga.slz a. - lut few sales we've rcp0rtc6 40 r5,n
IN Oats OF OtrDes 10th 60 resaras demand AID yle Ton