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Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19
Watehel, Ieweiry q slI,er.Ware.

Tsils UNDERSIGNED in fcsmnr br.ines G.
4 a.aHa iakps ii.z mfi.ll al feia5u.I.. q =
it5Hhz Dor iazi Hl'muasr aud lla,,es hT sl5.5i
HiiH''an a l=siHes - meHi a continuation ii
ihg zaale, Nacaes CIHs and IewaIrF. eap..
hi.lk nInlfeI and NaEmHiei 10 give saiiz5stjae.
si.Aer.aam vii manufactured Ia nnIer. aud h.
vii a'sa enieaRuf Ia keep on hand nssi ami
Ne.. salreitl stock Of i5Welfs. which viii H.
sa'd l's 'af cazh-=plaaaa cal at The old stand.
c. WHITE.
aalah D. iAas H.lm
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19
FOR RENT.

VNllE Store llou'c and Dwelling now occupied
L by Diamond X Silliman, opposite Highs
Hotel
For terms apply 10 Wm. II, Etter, or to the
subscriber
Feb. Is, lsj?-7ti WH. MOSS.
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19
A RARGA AIN.

IllE subscriber oiIcn for talc the place on
i which he NOW resides, gilHied one mile
.n1th-wc,t of Washington. on ibe Fulton mad
consisting of a comfortable Dwelling House, with
convenient out-houses Forty Acres OF gpod Land,
about fifteen acre, of which are cleaned and in
cultivation, and well of first rate water For
teru, apply 10 The subscriber on the premises. OF
10 John D. lrimble, Esd OF Washington
J. K. CROSBY.
Oct !, 1851. 30.
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19
DISSOLUTION.

VNllE ooparincrhip existing between the a.-
Il dcrgued in the Drug 4 Book busincs,
this day dissolved by mutual consent. All iho,,
indebted tn the concern are requested 10 conit
forward aud settle up Immediately. Dr. X. +.
Williams will coaiinue the Drug a Book business
a, ihc Old stand.
r. P. WILLIAMS.
e, X. WITrER.
Feb. %, iSj2. 0
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19
GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH.

I'ROM and after the first day Of January, lsj2i
L the undersigned Vail sol Ms Goods ior CaA,
and at R1iHooi Priau And all those aai,lS,d 10
him. must come forward, and make satisfactory
for the settlement of their indebted
ness or their Notes and Accounts will be- placed
in the hands OF au officer for collection.
n L. BRlTrlN.
WashInglon. Arb. Dec. g. 1851 l5I
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19

The Massachusetts, Legislature has pass.
ed a bill providing that criminals under
sentence of death shall be imprisoned at
hard labor in the State Prison for one ycar.
previous to the execution. Sentencing a
man to be hung and then getting years
hard work out Of him before he is swung of.
is pretty sharp practice, even for down.
east lolks.-AiJany Register.
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19
PROPOSALS FOR CARRYING
l. the Mails of the United STATES

DnOPOsAEs FOR CARRYING
4 the Mails of the United states
on The following oule, irpm The st day Of July,
1853, 20 the lst day ui July isil Will be- 10.
eeiycl Of the Contract Office Of the Post Office
Department, In the city Of Washington, until
A. VI. Of the lth Of May, 1852 TO be decided
by the next day.
C9li. fiom Washington. Arkansas, by Colum.
boz saline, imwntsHu Pamc0a Rocky Com.
llr. Mil Greek. Iems, end Almond Grove, 10
ClsfkNille. ns miles, twice a week and lack
Leave Washington every Thursday and Alcu-
day at o \, NJ;
Auiyc at Clarksyilc next da}s by p NJ;
Leave ClarkNille every Thursday and Mon
day at o A. NJ;
Arrive at Washington next days hy 6p.M
Bid. emitting any OF ibc above Offices, provide
Papclifla and Mil Creek are supplied, will .,
considered.
NOTES.
Bidders should state the mule of conyeyanca
intended. The mail Is 10 ho carried in pm.lrnt
b. passengers, and IA their exclusion IT rquri
by the size of the mails, Mad agents are I0 lr
conveyed without charge, u the service be- III i1
coach or stage conveyance. Deduction WI .1
made from ihe mail pay for trips not run ad
fines Imposed for those not performed agfeeal.y
~ thc contract In oil particulars. The Posi-
master General may amnu The cunimcl Tor re-
pcaled failures. pf Tor violating The Post Office
| laws llc may alioF the contract or schedule,
1 provided be allows pro mta extra pay Tor addi-
] iionll stock made necessary by the change and
/ one month. extra pay IN Ease Of cufiailmcnL
/ for the service dispersed with No extra pay
will ho allowed for excess OF actual over adver-
ti,od distance should the distance above desig.
mated prove 10 be short stated The proposals
should be- addressed 10 the Second Assistant Post
master General endorsed snail proposals in tho
State OF Arkansas and be accompanied with
guaranty OF ono or more responsible persons. also
by certificate OF one or more posimasiurs. SET
ting forth that the guannion are able to make
good their guaranty.
~ X. HALL Postmaster General
Posr Ofriel DEPARTMENT, Feb g. 1889.
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19

The Austrian Governor has given pormis-
sion to Kossuths mother and sisters to come
To America.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-14
Proclamation 14.
BY JOSEPH WALKER, GOVERNOR OF THE STATE

EXECUTIVE OFFICE, BATON RouaR August g. 1859.
WHEREAS The Convention lately assembled Mt the State capitol
in the of Baton Rouge for the OF changing the conssp
on of the State louisiana has ordained Tha Immediately after
the adjournment the Convention thu Governor shall issue his poca
nation directing Of this State authorized by law TO
hold elections of the General Assembly, to open AMI hold
poll parish of the State the places designated BY law upon
the FIRST TUESDAY NOVEMBER next for the pdrpo licking
the of She good people this State gad the adoption or
rejection of this Constitutions shall be the duty Of said officers to
receive the votes of NIL entitled to vote under the OLD cons
o and under this Constitution Each voter shall express his opinion
by deposng box be kept for that ticket
wareon shall be written THE CONSTITUTION ACCEPTED or
THE CONSTITUTION REJECTED, such word as will
dBcuy convey the intention OF the Al the conclusion Of said
election which shall be conducted every respect general State
election now conducted the Commissioner
the came shall carefully examine depostc aud
shall forthwith make due the Secretary State
conformity to the provisions of the existing upon subject Of
eecons' .
Now therefore, have thought Issue this my Proclamation,
notifying qualified the State ordinance OF the
venon aforesaid and furthermore commanding Sheriff. Cous
Elections and all other officers therein notify
people assemble upon the acceptance
stuicn upon the aforesaid FIRST TUESDAY OF NOVEMBER ner
that the proceedings be conducted and RETURNS thereof
conformity with existing upon subject
of elections. BY the Governor, JOSEPH WALKER.
CHARLES GAyARRE, Sec. of State. aus 9pIo
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Proclamation
PAR JOSEPH WALKER, GOUyERNEUR DE L'ErAT


BUREAU DE L'EXECUTlF, Baron Rouer,3 Aoa, 1881
ATENDu Convention reinforcement assemblies gu capitol de
Ea la Vile Baton Rouge; lie but de changer Const
ton de Et de la Louisiana oione que "mmsdiatemtns ops
oun de Ia Convention, lie Gouverner pusra rocamh
ton dana laque ordonner divers officers de Eta aaose
la loi peecion des mres de fAemble Genera,
douver dams ehaqnc parc de pEat endos ndques
par LIE PREMIER MARDI DE NOVEMBER proclaim pour
suffer lie peupe de Ea sapon lie reject de cete Constitutions
evo officers lie VOTE de tous
sertu de acieune Constitution do de voter OF de tous
ID poss6dent de Ia presene Constitution Cbaha
eloetsur nra opinion dtposnt dams bete disns
aete excsvement bulletin Inserts ino
CONSTITUTION ACCEPTEE' ceuxet CONSTITUTION RE
JETE hen tout autre exprima elarenen nention de
eeesur Ia eotnre dc eee election lieu sous tous lea
rapports election gentrale j'I les eomes qu
auront preside eamreron cpteron tous les bulletins
dtosts puts lis rtsuat scrrs da
fomtmen aux dispositions de la loi acsee les eeioa
En- consequence cenvenabe de lancer cecil proclamation,
noant les de pEa oronnauee Bn de Conyen
t plus odonnant les Shorts Coumssaires Elections et
res officers celia de donner avis peup de ssm
bier ct de voter lacecpaon lie reject de la Constitution LIZ
PREMIER MARDI De NovEMBRE prodhau, CONNIE esti plus
haut les procedures couue at les a
Performance dispositions elections.
Par 10 Gouverneur, JOSEPH WALKER.
CHARLES GAyARnE SecrGnire d'f.nt gu1 ppip
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-14

foundation in fact-and we challenge an attempt
to prove it. We doinot ask for assertions; we
wish any such language Or declaration to be
quoted. E M "
Ninth Charge--General Scott stabbornly re-
fuses to define his position on the Compromise.
Broadly incorrect He defined it in his Castle
Garden speech, in his letter of acceptance, and
in various other ways
Some cf these charges we shall hereafter re-
flute at greater length We are confident in the
meantime, that such IRE us this is not the one
tenth as deadly IS that which played upon the
gallant Chieftain at Lundy's Lane. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-14
From Oregon.

BY the FL Dorado have receised The Qregonian til,
10Th alt The news however is not Of nluch Importance
pARpoNEn,-Smith, who was convicted OF being an 40
cessory to the murder Of c. G Hooker has been pardoned
by Gov Gaines,
sFE+AHOAfs-Tileroa are six steamboats, plying on
the Willamette river
ooAsr SURVEY The U. s surveying schooner baltimore
had arrived ut Astoria and Commander r. D. Cults had
commenced the task OF making full urveyei che mouth
OF the Columbia river, and adjacent coast.
FOURTH OF JuLY.The anniversary Of our National In
dependence aseelebratd with great through
out the territory.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-14

APPROPRIATIONS FOR AMERICAN Mi.sioss-The folloss-
ing is list Of appropriations made to the United States
last year by the Society for the Propagation OF the Faith
The amount is stated in francs
Bishop of Nesquay, 10000; Mission of the obstes of
the Immaculate Mary in Oregon 1906 Mission of the
soc'ety Jesus in Oregon 1900 Archbishop OF Oregon
City 20a0O; Bishop of Dubuque 1900 Bishop of 81
paut OF hlinnesota $50 Coadjutor Bishop and Admin
ist,ator Of Detroit $780, Archbihop of Cincinnati L.
COO Bishop of cleveland 225oo Pifhop of Philadelphia
1000 Bishop of Pittshurghi 150o Bishop of Wheepv
490o Bishop Of Richmond, l4000 Bishop of Hartford
1000 Bishop of Albany 5000 Mission Of the Priests Of
aefcy OF New ork 1000 Bishop of Buffalo 235O0; Fish
Of Nashville, $500 Bishop of Louisville 2s7 Mission If
ths key Fathers Trappss in the Diocese Of Lousy
oooo; ishop OF Nncennes 1900; Mission sof the CON
yregation Of the Holy Cross the Diocese of vincennn
900 Archbishop Of st. Louis, eooo Bishop of Milwaukee
$500 Bishop Of Little Rock, $500 Bishop Of chicaso
$500 Bishop Of Natchez 1910 Archbishop Of Newalr
leans 5000 Bishop OF Charleston, 10000 Bishop of S
yannah, $500, Bishop Of Galveston $4,000 Bishon oF
Monterey $500 Vicar Apostolic Of New exico 5000 for
me Mission of the Lazarsts in the United States $1,000
Tor the Missions of the Society of Jesus among Sayares
east Of the Rocky Mountains. coo for the Mission Of
Herald. m Z = NN lS''ii0i'o
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-14

1 nv the arrival ,f I,T,,.
papers from ma eity - ntasao ., ,ies =
give orr ,,s,ol s,n,or 90 '''' 't's "i'' "
Tur pnoyryc,.,,,vro -, p.,,.,
ton;st annea,.. - M =. ipusie'
Iereat tronbs p.t.oat;.. Vs. ~
and yano1isbe, sn,.,I na,, IS 70 'te
pellipg them to retreat mn ,.;,s,,a w,
entered Cordoya without strkin, ill., ma -
appears To have baer . 70 S'u.se
peonle of his sa,t;o a., -, ~ 'ho
force He and III .ah.rats armed
stitution Int da,snd ~ ~ " ',0 oon
abolition of laws ~ ~ 'he
separation If tba pstr;.t - To- anu 'ne
Vera Cruz Al tbs ,ast .s,o'ts T.. '.ol. sne e'a'e u
,no, -. nv, o rese Ae'ouh's NJ was ready TO fall
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-14
ExoHANeE REApNs Room, !
Ncypi irl aa1s h,,,,,a, ~ 7oEn

NeWoHeans, August a. 1852.
? Mr.. EpIToR-Shs Permit me, through the medium q
your valuable paper to expose great abuse practiced
the subscribers of the Neworeans Exchange Reading
Rooms For the last three or four weeks the English and
French newspapers haye not appeared on their files and
on inquiry as to the thereof find that the present
lessee of the rooms either will not cannot pay the
patry amount Of postage the same, and that conse.
qnently they remain lying in the postoice He has re-
ceived the subscriptions and ought lot the subscribers
have tleworth Of what they have psid him,
In hopes that this publication may be productive
good (and the paperO to the subscribers am sin your
obedient servant, A SrBscRlssR
to the Exchange Reading Rooms
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-14

EXPENDITURES IN NEwYonK Since the commencement
OF the year NewYork city has expended account OF
the Amshouse 100000; Cleaning Streets, Sl6eS14 16
for Lamps and Gas Sl679o2 81 Public Salaries sl2a-
sG6 ss Police, S353753 9S Public Printing 1896 IS
Fire Department, SOL 626 So.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-14

FuE Aassseilaa.sTfs LiquoR L,w.Seyeral persons in
massachusetts, have been arrested for violating the liquor
law indeed arrests it is said take place daily The
proprietor of the Exchange Coffee House Lowell has been
convicted on thEee complaints the penalty for the third
offence is not ess than three months imprisonment The
justices at Cambridge grant warrants with great renc
lance and Gonsabes refuse to them unless they
UNIDENTIFIED. In Boston, the Constabes waited the
Mayor in body and informed him OF their resolution
not to single warrant, unless the city would stand
responsible for all damages
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-14

CoNGREssioSAL-Wcshtls August The U. S. Sem
ate was not In session on Saturday
IN the House OIL Representatives the Light House bill
was reported and the House then resolved itself into
oo,hnhee OF the Whole the state Of the Union and
resumed the consideration of the bill making approprid-
ment for the year ending June 80 1853 AToug cthe,
appropflatlon S2oOeO were voted for continuing the
erection OF the Custom house in Charleston
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-14

AHE EHEcuIos OF sHurlHsxl Matthias Skupinsi
@nose execution at phadelphs we have already noticed
naas nfiet address to tho crowd while ON the scaoa
ilSreesS acknowledged that his crimes deserved Che
awarded to him but he denied being elty
Of the crime for which he suffered.
the execution, and requested to see the bodv T
where it lay when he eagerly embraced It
tears He nov appears anxious about his own f,,s .s
rests With Coy, Biger "'-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-14

FATAL AFFAy--A fatal ARRAY occurred at Hernando.
Miss, on the night of the It'll inst. named Miller
killed and his adversary dangerously if not MORALLY
wounded ..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-14

SUMNER FiGHrs.-The Memphis Eagle and Enquire
says the Summer Fights are proceeding with grea
regularity in that city.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-14

SAILING OF THE ARcric.-The steamship Arctic sailed
from New York on the 9Th inst with 100000 and large
number of passengers. Madame sontag is come out in
the Arctic on her return trip
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-14

There has been fair demand Tor Cotton and the sales
this morning embrace 1000 bales at firm prices Flour
has sold at SO sTs to "a o6h U Dbl for State brands
Mixed Corn is selling at the advanced rate of Csc "a
bushe Mess Pork steady $50 90 q bbl Lard in bbls
11Ac q H.
Congressional Proceedings.
WAsuSsToN. August IS.
The House wasted the evening session. last night in tr
fling discussions.
In the Senate Mr. Sout made an eloquent and power
full speech in favor of the American rights to the fisheries
He said that the people of the United States would spurn
all propositions and oppose all peace negotiations prof
fered by the British Government while their vessels were
lying under the range of British cannon We could not
treat under threats. -
The debate was pursued by Mr.. Cass, Mr. Pratt and
Mr. Butler and the subject postponed until tomorrow
Saturday.
Ohio River-Markets.
PITTSBURGH, August Is.
The river here still falling with barely feet inches
water in the channel
CINCINNATI, August Is.
The river here is now falling and has receded inches
during the last "a hours, Whisky is advancing and is
held out of the market Flour unchanged.
NewYork Markets.
NEwYoRE, Friday Evening, Aug. IS.
Cotton has been in good demand and the sales of to-
day sumup 5000 bales Midding Orleans is quoted at
los to l0c per Id. Corn has continued to advance
and mixed Western closed at Ct to 6c per bushe The
sales embrace 10000 bushels Rio Coffee has sold ut
extreme range Of to 95Sac. per ID.
Congressional Proceedings.
WASHINGTON, Aug l3, P. NJ.
The House has to-day adopted several amendments to
the Army Appropriation Bill.
Bp the dHorsr Southern lms.
Further by the Africa Liverpool Markets
The official quotations for Cotton Friday evening the
3lst alt, follows Fair Orleans Ga to ga; Mid
ding Orleans 51s Fair Uplands 6, and Uplands 59Sd
per lb.
The demand from the trade continued active and was
freely met by holders Exporters took nearly 600 bales
during the week. The quotations for Flour were for
Western Canal 19s and for Ohio lbs Cd per Dbl Yellow
Corn quoted at 3ls and White at 2ss per quarter
Lard SIS per cwt.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-14

ELEcrIoNs Observation-Disclosures for Sheritfs were
held throughout the State of Kentucky the I'd instant
Mr. Kinney was elected in louisville.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-14

EuLoaY on HENRY CLAY.-The Hon. John ]. Crittenden
has consented to deliver eulogs Henry Clay, at
Louisville. on the 2ath Of September, ~.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-14

To PERSONS RUPTURED.-The many perma-
nent and efectua made by Dr. Sherman eserv
ing of more than passing notice For particulars see
his advertisement on next page
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-14

THE SUFFERERS BY THE Henry CLARA subscription
has been started at New York for the purpose of enabling
those who lost friends property by the destruction
the Henry Clay, to sue the propretors for damages
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-14
Boats lfabing 4Jurt Tnspau.


The fine steamer 0phelia Captain Warren A. Grice
leaves for Madisonyille the arrival at the Lake Of
the O'Clock train of this evening 1t is almost
needless to commend the 0phea her officers as all en-
Joy thegood opinion of those who have INDUCED in the
delightful trips which the boat makes daily to Madison
VILE In speaking Of TINT pleasant village we take great
pleasure in announcing that grand ball comes Oft to-
night at the Madisonye Hotel kept by the deseryediy
popular Mckay The charming lady of the host has
exertions to have the affair got up in proper
Style and We have no hesitation, in saying that 1t will be
as pleasing reunion has been enjoyed at any of the
watering places this jacksonville boasts large
number of beautiful and accomplished young ladies' who
will be present on the occasion The Ophea returns at
O'Clock Tomorrow morning and leaves again Mt for the
same place.
The California Capt II. ?, Ensign, leaves the Lake end
of the railroad the arrival of the NJ cars for BILOXI
Bay st. Louis and the other watering places.
The Fashion, Capt r. Fago leaves this evening for
Balize and Southwest Pass. Stephenson & Co. 10 New
Levee, agents.
UP RIVER BOATS.
The regular Red River packet Pest Boy, Capt. McKin-
ney leaves this evening for Alexandria Shreveport etc
Smith & Fmister, 81 poydras street. agents.
3-sFor Memphis, Cairo and St. Louis the fine steamer
Arnaranth, Capt. Atehison White & buchanan l6 poy
dras street and G. D. Buddocke Co. 100 Tchoupitouas
street. agents.. The L. NJ Kennett Capt Cable, leaves
for the same ports Agents. Stone Walworth SO Tchou
pitouas street. and Marsh Rantiett Co., % Poydras
street. !, 80
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-14

NArAL.--The United States frigate Congress Com
mander G. f. Pearson bearing the broad pennant of Com
Isaac McKeever at ST. Catharines the 2d of May
TO sail soon for Montevideo The United States sloop
Jamestown, Captain j. W. Downing, was at Rio ia
metro on the 10th of june all we'll and would sail in
few days for Monteydeo, to Join the rigate Congress
The u S. storeshp Southampton, Lieut. Turner arrived
at NewYork, August s. in Sc days from Callao All on
board well
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-14

CHoRERA-Sixteen deaths from cholera occurred at
Peru Illinois, last week Five Sisters of Charity on their
way to New Mexico, died of cholera at Independence
Missouri, on the oath ult
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-14

The sHApEs-The hungry and thirsty will do well not
to overlook the bill of fare for lunch at the Shades this
morning
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-14

INcENplAR,sa--An incendiary attempt was made in
Charleston on the night of the 18th inst kitchen
set on fire. but the flames were extnquhed before much
damage had been done
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-14

MORTALITY AMONG PHysIclANs.-Drs. Parrish, Stewart
and Hunter well known and highly esteemed physicians
of Philadelphia, are dead. Their deaths occurred within
day or two of each other
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-14

CHoLERAIn Rochester, N, Y, on the 9th inst, there
twsnty-four new and seventeen deatlls on
the 9th eleven new and eight deaths In Buffalo
the 4th inst there fourteen cholera deaths and
on the 5th the disease supposed to be rapidly dia
pearing In Chambersburg Pa and in sandusky Ohio
there had been several cholera deaths and the 18th
inst many citizens leaving both places in great
alarm In Hagerstown Md something like cholera had
made its appearance on the 4th inst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-14

LARGE TRAiN-A few days ago a train of cars, con-
tanning 100 persons passed the st. Lawrence and
Atlantic Railroad from St. IIyacn to Montreal the object
of the visit being to the ruins of the great fire ut the
latter place All the fare collected given for the relief
of the sufferers Another party, quite large subse-
quenty left Montreal in the cars to enjoy temperance
pic-pc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-14

ADVANCE IN the BssF PoRE MARKEr,-There has
been gradual advance in the prices Of pork and beef
the New York market for some weeks past 4; and the
figures quoted in the daily commercial report are
higher than they have been for twenty years past The
stock on hand just now is said to be very light but the
advance is not attributable to this fact much as to an
adequate supply from the West Since spring mess
beef has gone up from say $l to SIS So and pork
from Sl4 to $40. The export to Europe is not much
greater than is ordinarily the case.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-14

HUDSON RIVER RAILKoApThe receipts for the Hudson
River Railroad for July exceed $4,000 an increase Of
thrtyone per cent the June earnings One hundred
and thirty thousand passengers transported over the
road during the same time.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-14

aS- RALLY f! RALLY RALLY - The
Wigs OF the Fourth Precinct First District respectfully invited
attend meeting to he held at the Apollo House, Apollo
street and Triton Walk, SATURDAY EVENING, August H. ut
halfPsst o'clock for the purpose Organizing
GRAHAM CLUB n,o