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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-06

EMPIkE CITY L!nE.ToR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA
II arpinwa direct, and San Juan. splends doukls
engine steamship. SIERRA NEVADA. LOO surshen
Dayton Wilson Esq, commander, will lssv- Tor Aspin-
vail Direct Thurday f9th day her dock
pier No North river This steamer has unsurpsssea 90
.ommodstiens and negualled in her ventilation Fcs
freight or passage, npplyto
E0R NORFOLK, PETERSBURG, AND RiCnmosD-
- United States Mai, Steamship ROANOKE, Parieh
oommar der, will leave Pier 10 N R. Saturday, Aug
o'clock. III. Bills Of ladirg sigped only oa board
For freight passage. apply to LtDLAy PLEASANTN
s3 Front strest. Ola siip
ri ALIFAx STEAMER-FoR HALIFAX NOvA
Scotia new and splcndld steamship SIR JOHN
elegant style FOX tho Accommodation OF passengers v
leave the end OF Long Wharf for Ha flax,
Saturda 1T clock, r. NJ, and leave Haiifar. FOR
ton every Tuesday, AZ O'Clock, Fars-First raba.
including meals $40; Second Cabin without meals so
For freight or passage. apply to CLARK JONES co,
Bottcn b. WEIR CO Halifax; or the Captain On
board.-Boston, July 81 1882
DASSAGE TO CALlFORNIA-TGE NEW SHIP GUN
1 BEkLAND Capt Hooper has splendid state
commodat for twelve and could
ace odste several families ,nsbie terms For
freight or pas arply to J. II. OAkFORD n. ".
WORKMAN. % Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-06

MOUNT sIEnLtvG, Ono "A letter from this place an
noupces the death Of charles W CozzcDs Of cholera and
place.
=, Ci1Y MORTALITY during the week ending the
.ia u, NE number II deaths in the four principal
ation Of each city
Deaths. Popufn Deaths PopuTn
neW ioit .saz 6l55u7 Boston...... 92 1851
rnA7"''p"e'tH 4ohIn2 Baltimore. lA l89,05i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-06

Our at Key West under date Of July 30
ports of calm westher for the previous fort
night the Guto Fords running
ct the three miles hour to the e. eadering
impos sibe for vessels bound to make progress
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-06

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
- For New 0rlssn. via Havana-dhe splendid steam
viii seil from the pier at foot Of Warren street N r.
Thursday. August II at o'clock, p. NJ. precisely.
RATES OF PASSAGE TO HAVANA AND new oRLEANs-NEw
ARRANGEMENT.
After do. do. ................. 90
Forward do. do. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80
Steersge do. do. .................... %
Specie only taken freight HavanA Freight taken
to Rev Orleans at IS cubic foot Shippers Of
freight are requested to supply themselves with the CON-
bills OF adng which be had application At
the Office No other form will be signed No bills Of sdas
signed after the sbip has JAILED Fer freight apply
to NJ o. ROBERTS, III West street. corner Warren st.
LNOR CHARLESTON = SEMI WEEKLY o. s. NAIL
II Line The and magnificent steamship JANE,
ADGLK J. Dickinson; commsEder. will leave Pier No. NJ
r.. Wednesday August H. at o'clock. p. precisely
For right apply board where all bills Of adng will be
sgDed and for passage havng unsurpassed accommoda
ton ~ at the lower counting Of
SPOFF0KD, TlLESTON & CO., No 4s South-st.
The MARION will omit her trip Of Saturday August It'll
for the purp,s Of painting. go.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-06

Rates of Passage from PhiiedoIpba Saloon in after
state rooms $50 in mdsLp state rooms $685. 10 forward
state GLIDING provisions and stewards tees
For freight passage, apply
THOMAS RICHARDSON Al Exchange place. N. Y.
OF No. Walnut street, Phi adelp ria.
lin tied number Of third class passengers will be taken
at $50 from Philadelphia and $50 from Lverpool-found
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-06

= 1dvsrd Hk ms y. = n. Csnnasdsr. viii sal
y from pier No. North river, At s'sisoK. r. N.
In hrss cabin. main saIosn
~ s orso sse p lower saloon.
AZ ..p.rssnssd surgeon i: :ii.sl.a to In: ship. All
Ss' q ::. ss.ll str.
LIMITED STATES NAIL sTEA asaIP oonrAr
s ssS ::s S:%
A,pin. al and p.asms By order Of the Pe.snastst
s.S :o:h Of Zach direct
The is to b until q. .o9ay
United States sss.nsap compsn, II. sli s:"s
Ss sass eassSsN TIC e'TYi 500,
2nlE sso ; s.., PHFhoRss
EsFSE GiiY..s 90 S toms tom: Il bokAbo.
Ls..iss New Tsri for A:pn..ll on tia s.h and sSss
ana "a ,assI "1 ss
the 7th I'D Of each and forming with tho Ps
ports in Mexico California and oroson Pas ago so%
Orleans can be occurred from Armstrong. Harris
IN. I Rates FROM snw gonK TO .spISwALL
Lower AFT and Forward saloon Rooms. ............
Second Cabin Stanoees.
Pssssnssrs are landed at tho railroad Depot x.pn ~
free Of exrenss The railroad being 0peratiou aud
running half the distance from piuws TO PAnAr
the transit Of the lsthmus may be perfor Ia sr
eighteen to four hOurs-the expense which var
from $40 to $40 TO be borne BY the passsn. ers
PACIFIC MAIL. STEAMSHIP
The public into rmod that or the asw srraassm,
Of this company stesmers inspected snd approved
navy department. commanded by Navy ofhcevs, aId o.
ryng the United States Nails viii heroaf,e PsaA,
Immediately arrival Of tho Atlantic aud
cisco onsths LIST aud 18th days Of each and
a. Acapulco reserve boat will be kept ct each sad
tina route to cover accidents The pasks
belonging to the Paobc Mail St. Aship Com psny are n,
on the Pacific Of which will bo always In port
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-06
NEW YoRx AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP coE-

NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP CON-
~ Papy, ter Mobile stoLpns at Havana The sids
wheel steamship BLACK WARRIOR Robert W. SbufeidA
NJ commsndsr. win be ready 70 receive teigh, On
pier foot Of Harrison street. North river Wednesday
August 18th 81 ~ precisely Freisht for New Or
leans re-shpped NJ Mobile free Passsxe
SOS. Freight, measurem emit Foods 800 per foot.
LIVINGSTON. CROCHER0N & CO.. 81 Broadway.
NOR SAyANNAH-UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
The new and superior steamship ALAB Ana, Captain
D. c. Ludlow will Saturday 7th At ooio
r. NJ from er No 4, North river Apply to
SAMUEL L. MlTCnlLL No. l94 Front street
Tho FLORIDA. Captain Thomas Lyon. on Saturday 2Sth
Of August For speed strength fare
these ships have no su perior ON the ocean.
STkAM TO AUSTRALlh-UNDER ARRANGEMENT
~ with Melbourne Gold Mintug Assoeia
ton The fayorite and veil known steamship SAxAH
SANDS. lt00 tons burthen VIM g. Thompsos Comma der
will the of Liver eool he 2h CALI
log at Queenstown ccye = Cork TO take beard
and leave tho 3t August Melbourne sgd
pey The principal ports Of the sustrAlaa gold regons
FOR rates of sre &c and ther inform ston sppiy to
j. HOW ARD 4 SON. agents "a Broad way.
Passengers aving nes York by the steamship Glasgow
August IA will be in meet the Sarah Sands Il
Queenstown. Cove of Cork.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-06

The new stosmship Columbia win ply between sss Fra
cisco aad ports Oregon awaiting at the foroser port VI
arrival OF The is and from Panama.
ing without delay with the nails aud passengers for
steamer from San Francisco. Persons securing throur
passage by the United states mail steamers from Ne
York have preference of dation board Of
Pacific mail Rates of fare from Papama
prorelers will be kept for the of fegl
and transient passengers between Panama Frs,
CISCO One Of the above will keep tho
on between Acapulco and other Mexican rts Each ps
allowed $50 lbs personal baggage Free
ing in measurement 10 cubic feet Freight will DO
Chhgres at 70oeuts foot and from Pana San Fral
cisco at the rate Of 500 per For freight passA
apply to CHARLES WHITNEY at tho office Of th
Con panies III West street. OF Warren New Yori
EoR AUSTRALIA. PORT PHILIP AND SYDNEY
L Clipper Line The splendid A entirely new ippe
shin WIN FkOTHlNGUAM, 3. Babbsge Commander
will sa the 10Th August For freight passage hAvin
unequaled accommodations. apply to WIN J. DUGAN.4
Front street; or RUSSELL no RTON 81 Old Siip o
ELIOT. ARkELL 4 CO., l46 Pearl street. +
A UsTRALIA-FoR PORT PHILIP DIRECr.-rHI
"A Packet MADISON, now 10 tho stream, will sal
day at 10 o'clock will please be BOARD at
o'clock Boats will be In mess convey
the foot of Dover street. fow berths let Ii
application is made to BUTLER. BROTHERS. No. Isl
South street.
DIONEER LINE PACKETS-FOR AUsTKALIA.-THV
1 splendid fast sailing AL ship EPAMtNONDAS hAvins
nearly all her passengers engaged will proce-S to
ton should be made fer the few berths auius
gagged The accommodations and fare of this ship in
fnitesy superior to those Of any other line
r. W. CAMERON, ll6 WAliytreet,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-06

nR. WARD. AUTgOR OF TIE MEDICAL FRIEND
~ continues hs Office practice with HE uua great
ccess ut the old established place. Canal street
from Broadway up stairs not drug Houes from
o'clookA NJ to 10 o'clock p. Prices moderste.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-27

TIE ACCIDENT o. TIE ERE RAILRoAD,-The particular
Of the recent accident the Erie (Ny Raiiroad which
mentioned under our telegraphic head some diiy,
since are thrngy described by CORES ondent Of th,
Newfork Tribune. In speaking of the ear which was
thrown into the river. he says
We hastened to the spot and 10 thirty feet below
was the almost buried under the water and the poor
creatures within thrstiDg their of the
windows, calling for help Two three of them had
crawled upon the roof and besecching to
them The at first seemed to strike every one
dumb with horror. The smooth-waled precipice could
not be descended We obliged to go little further
up the river where there IN wall but only gravel
bank and there slide down to the waters edge The
at its end about % feet from the shore
water deep and running very swiftly. Boards were
found upon the beach but Of them were long
enough After half hours hard work dead trunk Of
hemlock tree showed into the last window. and the
other end rested upon the shore. With the aid this
bridge built upon which those able to walk were led
and those too much frozen TO carried An
procured and holes cut through the roof and one
after another the unfortunate passengers lifted
1t one of the most thrilling scenes ever imagined
young girl drawn up and ut once began to plead
that her mother might be saved husband begged for
his we's rescue-Tiend struggled to save lend An old
Lady OF 20 years drawn out the nsensibe. but
she afterwards revived Upon getting the sufferers ashore
the only way to get them to place Of relief to put
ropes around their bodies under the them
them for raising hardly finger aid themselves The
hair and garments Of the lad es frozen stiff
as they drawn of the water in the One
by the name OF Hyatt quite dead when taken from
the ice The sufferers (wounded dreadfuy of them
ana all more or less bruised taken into the two
nianlng uninjured and there made comfortable
they could be. chilled through with dripping garments.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-27

iaias .dest
p5oc Sa fyps& yI.s1ls &. 4 Is5tia. l,
kin ~ s.si o 1%s sf"i S ccs S Wit 80,
si ssrS 49, S w,.si WIN -. ' iaei, H.
e Q c Tayo, &sosa bid. = ~, t1. y tcard
S Ss m rsas H Pas 50 lis Vat
batIrss hhs sugar 70 w aon.ses roaiT
bids sugar IS hbis wright
s sT e. 1s d. iSs ts.a"
hb' noasse, BOrert Foley Aveys2 btis nssr Burke Ernest
DO Y ckbomIs Buehannon Carroll &eoio Ersssn
30 hniisTs4 Carte aees Fey enynginm Eco
ss Me- ri1sad "s5 sa &fsss Cock
Wiia% Feissss Payne I,a5isop Ward
sa n s Green ts2 VIE e l '%f AR
5s @ @ % O. el sss ] os 90 "e'
TENsAs-per steamer 200 bales cotton Stevenson
gss Bkner frslssn teo-s6 " Jackson
50 Nugen.eo35 Cummings, Stewart &coa4 Payne & Harrison
e hsy fq.A. E el,s Na1 t Coz oS s d.
Robins Arlington &co-Toa, il1o bales
GRAND fRhIRfEPer c',do IA p II bids III
20 do Darby Tremo,sao Do PR"tehod-
c o5s H 200 II I Jas
I0l hhAs $50 bbs 2oO hi bbis rnoasses.
shs s"ga1 sos9I Foey avrr1 90 fsan 19nsssa Co. do
Eide EcatS i6s 10 Rfls susar moss CAPT
tIo1mnn--Tota ~ bbls AS hhds sugar
CAROLINA BLUFFs-Per steamer TO
Wright &co6 do Cummings Stewart &eg-6 II 4 Carter
Total, 81 cotton,
CoAs-Per Ben i55 hhds Rockford.
FLATBoATs
In Second Municipality
oats 100 potatoes W Order.
AT efferson City
KENTrckYIsr coneys boat 200 bushels 500 bushels
Ii
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-27
The Very --latest.


london. Saturday, noon.-Summons issued on
Friday for Prvy Council to be held on Monday. at
Buckingham Palace. at which the royal speech will be
ranged The principle of the reform bill will be
neither dfranchsenent Acknowledgement regards
localities but only general enlargement Of existing
sttuencics
The various boroughs be enlarged by copious an
nexations, There to be Metropolitan bo-
rougls-no more Representatives for Manchester and
LiYrrpcolnone for large towns-nonC for large towns
unrepresented and oberation of which have
brought disgrace upon the bill
At Manchester on Saturday trade quite dull, with
weaker market
At London an increased supply of bills France
caused rates to advance.
The first steamer Of the Australian Steam Company of
1900 tons register. is to leave for Port Philip early
in April
The demand for freight and passage to Australia had
increased in degree since the recent The par
tics going out chiefly consist Of the laboring classes
Captain Penny las again volunteered his services for
new Arctic expedition; but the Admiralty do
inclined to avail themselves fis services 1t ssaid that
Captain Penny will have expedition fitted out for him
by private subscription.
ten. Sir Lewis Grant is dead
The prevailing rumor that it irtenled to add
81 900 to the army. is stated ~ United Service
Ga1ette to be wholly without founIa ID that the Sc
crctary of War will not propose AN ill.,. of even 10000
men
The failure of Mcssrs Duval Aatkay. Hodom 4 Cos.
East India merchants is announced Their liabilities
small
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-27
Louisiana Interior

M,SprN.-rhe Herald of the 18th says Z" Mnden con-
tiuues healthy We know not of single of sickness
in town Notwithstanding the very dizziness of the times
Mndcn is improving at encouraging rate and
there seems be special depression among mer
chants We have had rain luri"r the last week
hut it has cleared off again M t' c prospects OF
navigation soon,'
pEArnt-Joseph Dunlap, h,liy tr'mtl and gene
rally known rt4izen of Madison parish died AT his resi-
dence the night of the 10Th
IMPKoyEaESrs-The citizens Of Union. and of part OF
Jackson and Claiborne parishes have proned the cgis
isure for the appropriation Of the swamp lands th"rca
bouts to make CoFpe aud afbupe navieaht, and for
other purposes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-27

THr PARDON OF LnpEz.-The Washington papers pub
h the correspondence between Gov Hunt and Senior dc
Ia Barca and others relative to the Spaniard Lopez under
sentence of death in NewYork for murder The criminal
has been Internationally pardoned by Gov Hunt con-
sideration of the cemency shown by the Government of
spain towards the Cuban prisoners
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-27

Good Midding. GDSlGood and Fine. .. 100 =
ToBACC0-one or two small lots were sold not worth
specifying.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-sugar was rather droopinr.
and the sales were 100 hhds at easier rates Of oassc
1900 bbls changed hands at 210241Se mostly but
including some choice lots at PAX G025e.
FLOURThe light receipts keep prices steady and 1000
bhls were sold including 800 Ohio 81 HOO in many
lots at 81 25(S4 80, 800 Indiana 81 25 200 superfne
st Louis at 81 40, $50 extra at 81 s7s0S5 Is $50 in
many lots at 50 ooDS5 D. and by auction 145O bbls
damaged Ohio at So 024sED So 271&.
GRAlN-There was scarcely any Corn received and the
sales confined to $50 sacks mixed at 81 and So
900 mostly white at 5556 and 300 selected from store
at $50 Oats improving and $50 sacks Kentucky sold
at 800.
HAY-35oo bales Western 600 and 2Goo) were sold on
Wednesday at $40 90 4 ton.
PROFESSIONALISM continues steady and we noticed
sales of 100 bbs Mess at S14 S5S14 81 j., las prime
S13 Il 200 Mess at s14 s7 and go NJ O. at s14 so p
Dbl I'VE heard of nothing of Importance doing in Lard
Bacon of which latter sides Shoulders) the mar
ket is quite bare Prime Mess Beef is held at sl 40 r,
tierce
R1CE-sales AZ terces Mt 80. and Monday lao a.
3 7-16t.
WHIsKY-some 40 bbls Raw were taken mostly at
17lat
sALTA cargo of 300 sacks Liverpool third fine sold
at 81 40 cash
CoFFEE-very little doing $50 bags sold at ss1qa.d
| for old and new
| GUNNY BAGs-Saies 1900 to $4,000 at 90 cash
| FREiGHTs-An American ship taken for Liverpool a
sd but lots to fill up readily accepted at 32d in Ameri
can and 5-16d in British vessels
| EXCHANGES-No alteration:
Sterling 1Ost!6o1ooi
Francs. ........... ..........,., & 22LZG15 z
NewYork sxty-day Bills .2G2iIe . Ct disc
Sight Checks on Network }s1 q ct disc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-27
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CRY.
Thursday Evening, February %, 1862
Arrived to-day 1850 head of Sheep The stock of Year
lings and Beef Cattle remains very ample.
-PRICEs-
BEEF CATTLE (Western) 44af06l4c q b net
(Iexas) -,.............. fD3c p Ii net.
Hoes .6f67lsc = Ii net.
SHEEP 81 25lDs4 90 u head.
Mich Cows S2of9S5O u head
CALVES AND WARNINGS. SIS 50tS9 so q head
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-27
AUCTION SALES.
BY J. P. PHILLIPS, r. ARMFIELD, Aucr.
SATURDAY, February %. at IL o'clock
BY J. A. BEARD & MAY, Auctioneers.
M ONDAY, March IS, 1852, and the follow

Il,
AZ .e' " auction at 'a
M po sssss' h. e' na'a. hf teai
@ 1% &c s"a f@G%y ~ as sss esa
known z he a Al e sq M %" a set S y pn
Pr9n's raade and signed before H. B. eena Esq., Notary Public
TWo Tors OF GROUND IN til. o bounded by New Levs.
LOTS s e aS Ssais ss ~ 9s New v
Sa f%n aai 'front.' Issss sssts
Lots p T. SO Fulton streets No.
n cRot yfs r S siI5 Ssw evee Full
si "a"Sf 'S and ( ny
Lots S, = TO- ill., ~ 10, IA, 49, front New Leves and
SIXTEEN LOTS GROUND in tie square bounded by
yee Fulton Peydns and Lafayette fro. Is
corner Of lafayette Fulton and New
svss Lo,s TO- H. 49, ls.li Is front Fulton and
IF sIJ5 ors sa sRoySD the ssqass
ys i n NJ forms hs Fg9S and Nav
Lots 10, IL, H. i3 and IA from. Fulton and New
TEN LOTS or GROUND in the bounded by New Ievee
Lou S and ssrs Da fsn as N M
NJ 10 The oifs Dams New
is Of sS 5t q 5G ss nd sss ssssass is s.
ass ss ss
ses,s Lot No forms the eorns Of Julia Fa and New vss
ek5 Uni; an The Tsf sd
8 inclusive ns tIs si Fulton asd Ssg
Ssy j. d il, u H. H. Is
u f i4s r aSGs ss aud s s 81 Sc
H. Ns . Lgse and ass . a s
is9 s. ssS5Sb
Ha lh,s S@ts
the the fSss i*G ss tes sv hrs sys:
IL ET On Sts S sd D new and
not namsd, having four fronts.
as hs9is s r. Whole s e Sssfs a: fs
opening wide Streets and well adapted for the heavy Western
%.i i
L9s not be sold N front Of property that was By
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-27

cNlFonNIA GoLp.-The entire yield of California in
1891 is estimated at S7GG0O00 The amount gold by
the FL Dorado the last steamer with gold added the
previous arrivals makes aggregate of S702j since
lat January and including the deposits at NewOreans in
January makes aggregate of S7.705O0O The exports
in thu time have been $5042o0O leaving balance
in favor of the country of S2663Oo0
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-27

FRoM Nova ScoriA-Ialifnx papers Of the 10th stat.
that the subject of the Halifax and Quebec railroad
still under discussion the Provincial Legislature The
proposition under confederation is proposal for railroad
by way of St John and the valley Of the ST. John river.
at which quarter part of the cost shall be assumed by
Nova Scotia, third by NewBrlnswck and fye-twelfths
by Canada This is the proposition of the Canada and
Newfrinswick delegates There a prospect that the
proposition would BE- adopted
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-27

THE RE'. il WnBERFoRCE-The Oxford eng Her.
aid says the eXvcar Of Fast Fareigh who seeded
Church Of Rome married can not enter the priest
h"ud of the Church Of Rome; but is said he has
rciTed dspenantion from the Pope which will permit
him to preach. though not to perform any other
priest offices An order Of preachers. meet cases
of those English cergymen who, being married can not
be admitted into the priesthood is talked Of about
he established by his Holiness
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-27

An Iceberg IN THE DELAwAnE.-A few days ago. near
the Manor on the Pennsylvania shore body of ice
found noiting which measured % feet in thickness II
contested of large number Of cakes of ice piled upon
each o her, and all concealed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-27

TINES CuANGE.-Uuier this head the Wheeling (Nt)
Gazette says We remember early in February 1896
there arrived at the United States Hotel in this city
little niRy man, who in terrible stew because in
coming the river i'll skill his life had been enan-
gered by the floating ice that thick in the swollen
current and he had lost bag of gold in the river
tanning 5000 He said d--n the ice, d--n the river
and d--n the people who don't bridge it, That man
Robert j. Walker of the counsel for the Pitts
burghers against the Wheeling bridge and the English
candidate for the Presidency
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-27
SELLING or to More.

CROCKERY, CHINA, GLASS, LAMPS, c~
TABLE CUTLERY IN
The subscribers having resolved the will
from his date offer their entire stock large reduction -
for CASH The following OF the leading articles
GILT AND PAINTED CHINA SETS, VASES MUGS CANDLE
STICKS, ETC.
FRENCH AND IRON STONE CHINA, by the piece
CUT AND PRESSED DEcANTERs TUNIBERs, WINES, DISHES
etc. ETC.
LAMPS of all kinds TABLE KNIVES AND FORKS, JAPANNEI
TRAYS. ~
SILVER PLATED CASTORsy FORKS, SPOONS, etc.
BRITANNIA AND BLOCK TIN GOODS o. all kinds
Also extensive assortment Of COMMON CRoCKERY and GLASS
WARE for country trade
We invite the particular attention of House and Hotel Keepers
Steamboats, City and Country Retailers the frt that deter
mined clear out stock BY the LIST July moving
and they mny expect bargains. p. R. FELL Co..
"a Common Camp.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-27

Fuo'' BuENos AYHEs.-A letter from Buenos Ayrcs
states that power has been given to Roas spend the
public money without rendering any account of it. lie
has had the power before but has published state
mont Of noncys received and paid ont Hereafter he will
not do this All the power rests in his hands.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-27

''pI BENroN ANu ENTHUSIASTICALLY st Louis Repub
"an says the kcssuth fever has experienced a great
abatement in that city and that Col Benton has distinct
W vowed his opposition to the whole scheme of intcryen
tipn proposed by the Hungarian
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-27

LoHD GH,SruLE.-The present British Secretary of
State for Foreign Affairs has. IL is said given another
proof of his friendship towards the United States by
the recall of Mr. Chateld from Central America where
lac has done little else for three four years foment
difficulties between his government and our own
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-27

THE sur WiIJAM rENN,--The ship William Penn
which We mentioned yesterday being aground Oh
North Ship bar off Charleston has been got off without
having sustained any material injury.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-27

lupohsfurs VRGINra.,udgc George II Lee, of IIar-
rson is nominated for the Office of Judge of the Virginia
Court of Appeals; and e. W. Summers, of Kanawha for
, tho Office Of Circuit Judge
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-27

SAILING or THE ErRoPA-Thc steamship Europa sailed
from Boston the 18th with S205000 in specie and