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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-06
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT
Wednesday Morning, October 8, 1852.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Sea Eagle, Williams, Liverpool Mf hltney geo
s ss shpos cfsy s Apai%sie
sn .s2 s$s %ss Pensacola. Jas Fi is;is
ARRIVED
Steamship Pampero Mecesn from San Juan Dc Nicaragua" Sslh I'll"
Steamship Louisiana Forbes udanoa Galveston Sd Instant
Harris MGssa ,a aist ..,ios Main. 10 Whitney o
Bark Il Kias t Sleeper a. from Rocklan Maine
schr Ella schembeck days from Pensacola masterBsn
Steamboats,.
sga,ae5p as Cox ,. from 4 Ml n Bend.
! >S ii ke lS' Nimt Usi from Alexandria.
Emp Cotton, from bayou Sara.
FssS?a F FsEs from Da he Bass ever
end bark A ii Kn,Iall.
Below-coming Up.
Ship silas Holmes, from NewYork.
SIX SIX i Anna tit ff'.'D' '''H '''''"'
w The Mexico Capt Place. hence for Galveston struck
M on one of the mud Jumps Pass while charge of
Branch Pilot until IL the Ah inst when she
m assisted off BY the Company aud
cecded to
te Steamer Alton left St ult port for Neworeans
steamer Martha Jewe aground at Buffalo Island
| and Falcon aground at Island a.
| EXPORTS.
| LJvERPOOI-Per ship Sea Eagla 1880 bales cotton.
| LIyERPooL-Per ship Manila: 1896 bales cotton
APALACHICoLA-Per schr Cbpoa: $50 b -four hhds sugar.
bacon rope baggg 30 bbs whisky 10 pigs hdse
schr Dora 10 eks bacon " DDS be uo pork
| % kegs butter, $50 SKIS corn.
rENsAcoA-pvr o Lady Fillmore 100 bbs -four Is do sugar
| 10 casks bacon 80 bags coffee
MoBILE-Per sc Pelican bales hay 24s 'ks bran
| 10 do corn, 10 tons pig iron, $50 pkgs furniture.
IMPORTS
GALyESToNPer steamship Louisiana - bales cotton Il Cat,f
&co-30 do Rugeey, Blair &o26 do Oakley o. et'
&co-John MITCHELL Game
and order.
CAsTINEPer ship Adams paving blocks stevens-95
bb picked fish Green Harding &co60 drums Goldfish Capt BROOKS.
RoCKLAND-Per bark II Kimbal cks lime c Psrwell
PENsACoLA-Pe schr Ella $4,000 lumber Pooey &c
| RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
CNCINNATtPer Swallow rs bbls oil, do alcohol 81
bxs candles l2 kegs butter tee hams Wright &coi5 do
col Goddess bxs mdse Das co00 bxs caudes 1855 Ike
butter, SO bbls oil Grief &col1s hb whisky 6col
do, 90 hhds bacon Connolly bbs Scn
der1 do beans Aass4 do lard oil Tayor Cassiylo hi
Armstrong, do C Twchei &co-5 bundles sash,
Harvey52 bbs whisky Mcdowell T &co27 pcs bsgg sntz
bb so M do whisky Is bbls dy ander Winms &u
10 castings Hom Benne25 bbs loo hf beef Giraln
apples, la sacs Bca smm do 81 do o.
Kelly
Wiiams-9 Mitchell, Beverly West
do d W Gy.ns-3 SKIS Yeaman Sco-3 pkgs Shepha
do Henshaw Suges do Armstrongs 6bs apples
dries to order
ST Io1Isper steamer Alton 95 candy 900 Dbl, -four
ran &cos do Eager &co4o do, &C hf do Lynn
Scott Soiss Woodruff &o2oO do bran Biackmar
as do T Moore- MITCHELL Beverly &eo2sd do Geo
po,s,oes StOn. Waiworth-i4l D.fy tts
onions Druan do apples Mo5S fsaa sS weisy
c0pncy Asoi eaak oil Kendall &ao-.s bsls oil psSsrn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-06

NEW SEA ISLAND CoTTuS-The Charleston Mercury of
the 1st inst Seven bales of Sea Island the first this
season. received and sold yesterday by Mesrs Bos
ton and Gunby. They brought from Florida, on
board Of the Welaka-qualty clean Florida full staple,
and brought IA cents per pound.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-06

Sur FOR DAMAGEs--John f. Paul, broker Of Boston
has brought suit against the Boston and Worcester Rail
road Company for $4,000 damages alleged to have been
sustained by collision Of the with his cart, by
which his leg was broken and his horse killed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-06

The IsDIaS QuEEs.-We gratifed to learn from the
Thibodaux Minerva that this steamer which sunk in
the Lafourche few weeks since. has been raised. She
would resume her trips between Thibodaux aud Donald
sonyille so soon as the necessary repairs made.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-06

FuGITIvE SLAvIs-Copsiderable excitement exists
among the citizens Of Lexington Kentucky, in conse
of thirty slaves having away from that city to
Ripley Ohio The Kentuckians have expressed their de-
termination to recover them.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-06

EDITORIAL CHANGE.-Mcssrs, X. H. Gallaher and e. A.
Gaaher transferred their interest in the Richmond
Republican Messrs John Grame, Jr and j. W. Lew
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-06

CouNrERFEirERs ARREsrEp.-rwo men named Hewitt
and Sterret arrested in Philadelphia the 18th
ult, charge of passing counterfeit money Nearly
bushel of bogus coin was found in their room
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-06

SAILING THE NIAGARa.-rhe british mail steam ship
Niagara Capt Letch sailed from Boston the 10Th u
with S1lS000 in American gold.
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Departures of the Collins and Cunard Steamer
FROM LIVERPOOL

EUROPA for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, August %.
NIAGARA, (Br) for BOSTON. SATURDAY, Sept. 4.
PACIFIC (Am.).. for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, :. s.
AFRICA, (Br.) NEW YORK. SATURDAY, II.
CANADA, {Br.) for BOSTON. SATURDAY. Is.
ATLANTIC (Am). for NEW YORK. W EDNESDAY - ~.
ASIA, (Br). NEW YORK. SATURDAY - %.
AMERICA, (Br BOSTON SATURDAY, October 2.
ARCTIC, (Am.). for NEW YORK. "WEDNESDAY 6.
EUROPA, tBr) for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, - 9.
NIAGARA (Br) . for BOSTON. SATURDAY, - 10.
BALTIC, (Am.) NEW YORK. "WEDNESDAY, - 90
AFRICA, (Br ).... for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, 49,
CANADA for BOSTON. SATURDAY, 30
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Mss- The splendid light draught passenger

packet GEO COLLIER, j. W. Gosee, MASTER will leave for
MEMPHIS, HELENA, MOUTH OF WHITE RIVER, NAPOLEON
YlCKSBURG and all THIS EVENING, at o'clock.
GEO w. SHAW CO., "a Poydras street
oct8 SMITH FIMIsTER, "a Poydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-06

ARRIVAL THE HERMANN.-The U. s. Mail steamship
Hermann Capt lIggings arried at New York on Wednes
day morning the 18th at, from Bremen via Southampton
having latter port the 18th of September She
brings 200 passengers Her adyces however have been
superseded by these brought by the Canada that left
no
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-06

Mammoth Fairy Play, of Messrs. Coignard Brothers
called La Chate Banche'' (he White Pussy has been
produced with great in Paris. Never ha. such
magncence been observed anywhere. The manager has
surpassed himself and the play will live for ONT
year at least, without being changed the bills of the
theatre.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-06

CIV. GONZALES THE NEwYoRK HERALD.-We have
already mentioned by telegraph that Gen Gonzales had
written second letter to the NewYork Herald. He states
that the list of published by that journal on the
22d September being those of gentlemen supposed
to be thoroughly enlisted in the of Cuban emanc
pation merely list of several persons to whom he
wished copy of the Herald containing his manifesto tic
be sent and that he than any other individual
was warranted in stating that they engaged in coop
Grating with the Cubans in their revolutionary move
ments He also says that expedition, such as thai
which resulted fatally to Gen. Lopez year ago is now
In contamination.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-06

GF- The new, light draught, swift running
passenger steamer WESTERN WORLD Ale. master
ST. LOUIS CAIRO HICKMAN, MEMPHIS, HELENA
NAPOLEON all intermediate landings THIS EVENING al
shippers will please b readiness the above
hour. STONE d WALWORTH, s5 Tchoupitouns street.
oc.s oGLEsBY 4 IaCAULAY, IS Tchoupitoulas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-06
mp- The new, light draught, swift runnin


passenger packet Blu VISTA hcNa MASTER will for ST.
LOUIS, CAIRO HICKMAN MEMPHIS, HELENA NAPOLEON and
all intermediate landings THIS EVENING Passengers
shippers please the above hour.
STONE 4 wALWoRTH. 50 Tchoupitouas street.
octs MARSH RANLETT Il co, ~ Poydras street.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CRY,
Tuesday Evening, October 5, 1852
Arrived to-day So Western and 9s Texas Beeves, lis
Hogs and 81 Calves and Yearlngs The stock Offering il
but moderate
-PRICEs-
BEEF CATTLE (Fine Westerly 40 p Is net
:. -. (Texas, etc. ..........3]sG57 ac . p net
Hoes ia tac q Id neI
JHEEr ........................S2 00Gs3 90 q head
MllcH s2of0S5o y head
IALyEs AND YEARLINGs. OOkO$9 W " head
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-06

The Queen of Spain said to be again in interesting
situation.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-06

New RioE.--The Charleston Mercury notices the re
ceipt Of 1lG0 bushels of rice in hat city
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Havre and Bremen Steamers.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRESCENT OFFICE,
Wednesday Morning, October G. 1852
COTTON-Factors found it necessary to make further
concessions yesterday and disposed Of 5000 bales at
further decline of az Mddlipg. and slight reduction
on Middling Fair. We modify our quotations accord
ingly:
CLASSIFICATION
Inferior ...... ID IMiddling Fair. .10i46--
Ordinary .......saG6 Fair ........ 104 I'LL
Middng .......91sG0 91a Good Fair. .... IL i4M1A
Good Middling. 80 Gb10 Good and Fine. .11AG1-
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zs- The swift running passenger steamer

ps7 Inv o"iio iuiAAiAhS P'Do0hSSi 7'oniiei
JAMES MLlNGAR, d. Collier mister leaves for CINCINNATI
MADISON LOUISVILLE and all mediate landings THIS EVEN
ING at 4 O'Clock, positively.
octs OGLESBY q MACAULAY rs TcbouptoulRs street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-06
WANTED.

wv ANTED-A situation as Salesman IN a
w Goods By nn from New
in the onn IS aud
regards Character cc etc SALARY not
much Of objc' siirat ithe inquire AZ
Erlto r.eto add W, NewCrleans Posuffa oeto u
XHTANTED A Contractor to cut four thou
wv Cords of Apply at this office. octl SIS
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REGULAR PACK ELS.
MOBILE.
W.ATERLyNG Places

WATERLS"G PLACES
NOR BILOXI and intermediate Lfe9 y
andnes-In of CALJFoRSIA-Ths s5Esaa5x
steamer ST. CHARLES, Capt Ghns Wa'ksr will M.a-.-1
Biloxi FRIDAY MORNING next
leaving o'clock and continue until further noce
as follows:
EVERY MONDAY EVENING. by the o'clock Cara
THURSDAY MORNING. 9 -
SATURDAY EVEStNG..............' - - -
EVERY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY MORNING and SUNDAY
EVENING. 49,.
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MADTSONHILLE.
RED RIVER.

VIII leave WEDNESDAY. October g, at o'clock ri.
ENOR NATCHITOCHES, GRAND ~ n
NJ EconE. ALEXANDRIA md all ntermeds.e .sasf a.
River Packet j. u. RELF-ES@zE
REL, kDil nieave above
freight or passage apply on board or to
est5 Il Rf,3t
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TIZOO RIVER.

willle,ve WEDNESDAY, October e, at o'clock
EYOR YAZOO CITY, SATARTIA, e. IA,
vlCKSBURG GRAND GULF RODNEY, NAT lffsfsAhsIat5l
GlIEZ uni anlugs-Ynzoo packet
Steamer AFTsSNrh swift steamer
ALTON, Wallace, receiving ieish AZ
street, will positively leave above For
freight passage, apply on board, or to 49,.
prtk L, NJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-06

steamship Lewis srd LAZY MrsRnt.ree, M Hail.
Miss Mrs Cff Miss Crockett NJ Chapman Pre and
Miss Wright, Mrs Butte field Messs Peck Cnvo
Morgan Sofia Terke Vivian, John Hall, Proue Beieli,
Sweripgn Rose, Stewart SavOy Krboe Crawford Deano
Parker, D Rebkeris, D Cprk-rill
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
ceuHr e rE III
DY VIRTUE of and in obedience to an order
- rendered s5s me dirss,.a y me nsa
proceed sell puhic auction in the sosu1da
Charres and
sY October is 1854 nj Of said
The Creole, aged nbour q Bcknye
and Drayman by trade belonging To sad succession
cash the spot.
the OF the purchar before n
Esq, Notary Public :, LANES r a ff5i,
sepls 81 oct5 IS Sher1h OF the rafiSh Oh ereAna.
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YICKSBLRG.

VIII leave WEDNESDAY, o,tober s. at o'clock P.
TOR MILLIKEN'S BEND, VICKS- r. n
T. BURG GRASBGULF, RODNEY NATCEEz, l-#stta4Issaa
F1RT ADAMS BAYOU SARA, BATON ROUGE, z&Szz1e5IshaA
all Intermediate " ssk Z
ailken's Bend and yickshurg SOUTHERN
BELLErhs fine packet steamer SOUTHERN BILL
CANT j. j. Cox above freight ha
sule accommodations, apply board or
STROIHER BROS, Agena As Pnydras street.
~ -nr-;aga AZ resbi,niur a. Viekshur oeti
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-06

THE BROADWAY QuApRuIlEs.--Anybody who has
tried for quarter hour at time and that in vain
to cross Broadway in New York. just where that brass
band on the balcony in front of Barnum's Museum
beavers the tumult of rushing omnbuses carts
drays cabs etc. will appreciate the lanterns description
of the broadway Quadries, as performed by barnums
Brass Band -
Firs-The two leading couples try to cross and back
stand pavement and watt ladies chain, half prone
made. stages right and left
Second-Leading gentleman advance and retire twice,
all set at corner. and wait for turn.
Third-The leading lady and opposite gentleman ad-
vance and retire twice. top and bottom couple try again
and return place wrathy The figure repeated by the
sides.
Fourth-Four stages and four wagons advance and
stop; carmen do the same couples turn and come in
collision Bilngsgate right and left NJ P promenades
and turns the corner and back places
Fifth-The leading couple waltz round inside the gut
ter four ladies advance and four gentlemen dc
the same and swear grand chain all promenade to
places grand rdsse eossee to the Other
side without returning to places pleasant smiles ovsz
the loft and promenade for finale with dirty boots
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-06

willieave THURSDAY October l. at O'Clock r.s. rs
NNOR OUACH1TA RIVER. - The ~ =
IL light drapght steamer OsCEOLA, Capt Lk 60
John Ross above, taking freight and
passengers for MONROE, COLUMBIA HARasoNBufsG TRIM
al, intermediate landings th5 roate Fol
freight or passage apply on board, or to
nrG
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-06

NNOR PRINCETON, SKIPWITH'S r. -
LANDING MLLIkES,s BENZ ~, LAKE PEoy- lssai
NATcHEz FORT ADAMS, Bayou SARA, BATON ROUGE ION
ALnsoSyLlE and all eaas landings Regnlar Weekly
mack steamer ANON Capt H. Este having been oroasnyre
will her
trips the trade MONDAY the YIN
inst at NJ vii leave EVERY MONDAY thereafter
STROTIEis L BROS, As Poytras street.
Er The SAXON will freight the shipping sore
commencing this morning
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MEMPHIS.

Will leave WEDNESDAY, October 6, at oclcleek p NJ.
EOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, Mouth 4,
OF WHITE RIVER, NAPOi Fa,N N!CkSbuSG -
and ali the J.nls-Meui,ts Packet GEO COI1zes.esaA
LIEBs-The spl ni passenger ST. GEO COLL I'D V" Ss
lee receiving freight vii as above
passage having apply on d
sEu W 49, ~; ~ ~
orSNlli q tlMlS 81, "a l"ytrls stiees.
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Will leave TUESDAY, October Ia, ut 3 o clock p. Nj.
EOR NAPOLEON, COLUMBIA, ~ -
GREENyiILE ,, CIR ND LAKE kAT TiSs
Regular Ten DAY E. w ATEINs-te
passenger pack c. T. WATKINS Capt s.
For fe apply boaru,
SMITH & lMs tk ia foydrhs street
Plantation
ESOR HELENA, FR1AR'S POINT, N-S
~ MOUTH OF WHITE RIVER, NAPOLEON LI5s&4SSsSssIIs
GAINES'S LANDING ,GBEEs WILLIE nd all landing
Bends.7he MOlsfsl
sETT, J. KcreheNn n her in the
trade te entire
season. aking trip every TWO WEEKS Shippers Planters
l
trusted TO her. For freight passage. Apply
0GLrSBY h MA AULAY, 65 Tchoupitoulas street.
sepi4 SlnDALI GREEN "a co,
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RNOR MEMpHIS.-N New Orleans IT, h.
M.uoDis Packet GEM-The regular pas s55sals55r
packet GEM Capt snricI' Paris viii commence
The trade saturday. september run
regularly during the season. leaving New Orleans f. Ely oHEk
SATURDAY with tho l. p LEAIHERS Capt Pierce,
The Gem has been thoroughly
repaired will take freight and for all the bends and
landjp gs bevxe Vicksburg and Memphis
sepi NJ GREEN 20, Agents " ChTendeet street.
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Will leave WEDNESDAY, @ toher q at click p IA.
HN OR SHREVEPORT,G GRAND EGoRE, ~ h
a. ALEXANDRIA and all niermsdst. lsnduss = -
Regular Rel River Packet cleaner PEARl-Fhs
superior swift PEARL Capt a p i5od
Will leave above For freight apply on board loot
o Cont street,
nsts
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ESOR VICKSBURG, MILLlKEN'S ~. u
Il, BEND, NEW CARTHAGE WARRESToN, kifs sfsssEHl
GRAND GuLF RODNEY AND NATfHEK-RegulAr
SUNDAY veksbug Packet steamer ii. NJ WRIGHT, Capt;
phket
NJ. WRIGHT Capt D. Clarke will her rey9;
October and will leave EE SUNDAY
MORNING. o'clock Returning will leave Nickburs every
O'clock turtle particulars, apply
SMITH d FlalsIEh, "a foShrss street.
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MEMORANDA
IMPORTS,

GALvESToNPer steamship 10 bales cotton Carter
Rugeey Blair do Oakley o. ea,ts
Jacob Mehesundries Hart coJohn MtcbeilC eahes
and order.
CAsTINEPer ship Adams i7 paving blocks sevens2eo
bbs picked fish Harding &co-60 Goldfish Capt BtooRs
RoCKLANDPer bark A II Kimhal 1900 cks lime c farwel
PENSACoLA-Per schr $4,000 lumber Pooley &co
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MURDER IN MIssIsslrpI.--The Memphis Appeal OF the
sOth ut SAYS We learn through the fernando forth
Mssssippian that most atrocious murder was commit
ted in the north eastern part of De Soto county Sun
day evening 10th, by Mr. Green upon Mr. W m l.,
Marmon, good and worthy citizen. We have not OBJ
tanned all the particulars and therefore refrain from CIV
ing what have heard Four persons have been taken
as accessory among whom is the mother of Green the
actor in the tragedy Green not yet taken, Thursday
evening 23d inst.
Since the foregoing in type we have seen and con-
yersed with Mr. Wilson Durham who passed through this
place yesterday evening with Green in custody on his
way the fernando Jail. He taken in this county,
between this city and Germantown.
e----------z--=---s
The THAMES RyER.-The London Times gives far from
agreeable description of the purity of the stream which
runs by that great metropolis 1t says that within the
metropolitan limits, and beyond it. nothing but
reekipe compound of all the filth and abomiuatior
which population of two millions of people can cast
forth All the corruption that the sewers, works
shambles and chandlcries of London contribute
i. poured into the Thames in highly concentrated state
There it is decomposed by the action of the tide and
rolled backward under the noses of the Londoners Fo
six hours and upwards this seethng broth is slowly ROLLED
towards sea it can never reach for similar period
a little less it is yomited back upon the persons win
dwpll on either bank of the Thames within the limit
pamedD a
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viii leave FRlDAY. October S, at O'Clock p NJ
ETOR MEMPHIS, HELM A, Friar's .fisns.A
~ POINT COLUMBIA, GEEENVILLE, GRAND Lssss
LAKE the Bruis--ie sular New D ieGgs
Memphis Packet GEMThe and elesant Passenger steamer
Apply board ;REENWGUt CO., % Caondee stree,
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-09-04
Shirt Collars.

1t is with unlimited plea sure that we no.
tice a change in this most important article
of male attire Whether it has originated
in this vastly original city. or has been i'm :
ported from foreign countries we will not
stop to enquire. Certainly something was
required to obviate the necessity Of having
to feel every ten minutes in the warm
weather, to be satisfied that the termination
was stiff with life, and not dead as picked
herring.
We took occasion to notice, that there
were numerous young Gents at the late
Ball to Madame Brooks that were rendered
perfectly miserable by having to put their
heads together and consult one another as
to the condition of this very essential ap-
pendage to a perfect gentleman. If we
mistake not, there is sign with the young
mems club to indicate, in company Of ladies',
that there is a dropping.
We have been at loss to ascertain
whether the JUNIORS have followed the sem
iors in this matter, or the seniors the jun
iors. We believe That the Juniors have the
advance, however, and this is as it should
be, for old fogyism should always follow
Young America.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-09-04
TO SUGAR PLANTERS,
STATE OF LOUTSLANE.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Sirth Judicial District Court-Parish of Eas
Baton Rouge.
JAMES SULLIVAN,
Us. ; no 10S71
WILLIAM HosKrx Absentee.
PY VIRTUE of writ of #. fa issued in
IL the above entitled and numbered suit,
and to me directed from the Hon. Sixth Ju-
dicial District Court, in and for the Parish
of East Baton Rouge. and State of Louisia-
ma, | have seized and will expose at public
sale. at the Courthouse door in the City of
Baton Rouge, on SATURDAY,, the Second
day Of October, 1852 at II O'Clock, A. NJ, the
hereinafter described mortgaged property,
to wit:
A CERTAIN Tract of Land, situated in
this Parish, East Baton Rouge) at about S
miles from the City of Baton Rouge, and
containing One Hundred acres more OF less
and bounded as follows, to wit North BY
lands of John Kennard, south by lands Of
Boatner and west by Cypress Bayou. Seized
to pay and satisfy the amount of Judgment,
Interest and cost, in the above entitled suit.
TERMS or SALE-CASH, with the bene-
fit of apprasement. H. V: BABIN.
aug. 2s-6ts. Sheriff.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-09-04

FORGERY OF PRusSIAN GOVERNMENT
Treasury NoTEs-.A.yest of the Counter
feitUs. For several weeks past, the police
authorities of New York, and the Prussian
Consul General, have been secretly at work
for the purpose of ferreting out gang Of
countelicters, who have long been engaged
in issuing forged Certificates, or Treasury
Notes, issued by the Plussian Government
under the authority of a law, passed by that
Government on the 18th OF April. 1913,
creating loan OF fve millions of dollars, and
recently succeeded in arresting DR.. Theo-
dore Petman and Antoine Gawacci. as the
guilty parties. A large quantity of the
forged notes; and also several engraved cop
per plates aud other counter6eting appara-
tus, Were found at the dwellings of the
prisoners. Within the past twelve months
the money exchange brokers in Wall street
nave been suspicious of these persons, who
at times, were dealing largely in the Treas.
ury Notes alluded to, which were beauti-
fully executed with a copper-plate engrav-
ing, struck off upon stout, salmon-coIored
paper representing the genuine issues SO
nearly that it was almost impossible for the
Consul to detect them. Each certificate
represents the amount of "Qne Thaler,"
(forty-one cents United States money, with
interest)