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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

FOR SAN FRANCISCO. cALIFoRNIA:-THE A. ,U-
perior Clipper Bark ASA PACKER. W. l.. Crothere,
master, will ss from Philadelphia 28sh Of February
N bsilsst trim with passengers only This spiendt nes
length with state rooms ahordng the best ard cheapest
passage for families parties, End will ss the day
expenses paid Passage in upper cabin $685. osbu
Sls forward, $780, For passage, apply immediately to
MOsELEf 81 South Front street. or A. W. BALL s,uth
east corner Of Front and Walnut Streets Philadelphia
confidently expected that the passage viii be made
in ninety daye
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23
Interesting from Ireland,

TIE Special Commission as DoneghAn had proved an
abortion no capital conviction having taken place the
iuyies being unable to agree.
Father Mathew had been seriously indsposed but the
AAst advces left him eopva.escent.
Mr. Birch, the proprietor OF the World newspaper had
been arrested held to bail 70 answer to charged
criminal information for libel on a daughter Of Mr..
Brewster
movement IL favor of the liberation Of tbs Irish
exilce going forward in the chief ciciss and towns
In the south and West
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

An kDICAL CAkD--DE. GLOVER HT his SUI RJCE
NA slili and prsciicEi experience, enAbisa ~ sRsA
quick and radical curee In e dihau bah no
success Is MOST astonishing IN those prosrssed s
hhye baated size skui Of tho oss eminent phYsIsne
lie surgeon Of regular medical education and lezss
suirementr who devoted his sieuson 70 ooe prLess
LocIl dsoasos speedily cured wlsh0at ntsrn res
dies y method introduced by the oelebrsted Rsesd
she French Dr. c. resurne sbsnks family
phJftciAts who duly spprecats bis dina
sents 20 his care BE 70 uos rscsoned among chs sss q
ampircai preten dora whose hctioua tks ccins
Of the papers. Ris ace IL No u ann ness Drssss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23
Foreign Markets

Rio JANEIRo, January 3-Coffee is advancing In view
OF .hort supplies Quotations 500 81 $50 for mix
ed lots Of good sts and superiors The bark Ell Dorado
sails to day for Baltimore with only 1900 bags Ex
change, 27k.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

ITO CALIFORNIA PAssENGEEs.-THE SPLENDID
a new, double engine steamship MONUMENTAL CITY.
Captain Cfessy hhy ing extensive md superior
tons will leave Panama fer San iranOs The 18Th Of
March nexS Passengers going hence by the steamships
United States 81 dorado ccrgs Brother Jonashon and
Other steamers In MI this moash for Chagres
CO.. only her regular agents ~ Panama The Monumental
City Is syoraty known Independent regular steamer
and made her Last trip from San Francisco Panama
seventeen ming days For further apply
kEkLST XhGuNlHSON. 81 " al atrn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23
TTEITLD STATES AND PACIFIC NAIL sTKANsHIP

LIMITED STATES AND PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP
~ Coppany-Only through line for San Fran oisoo. via
Havana and Chagres.-on Tuesday. February d. ~ two
O'clock p. ~. tbs splendid double engine steamship
QEOkGiA unequslled In hor and speed
5000 tons D. D Porter. 2. NJ, oomusnder y.ll 81. ON
Tuesday February a. her AZ foot Of Warren
North river with the aovsrnmsn MALE for o. sgres con-
neotng with the fsvorte s. steamship Hortherner 20
SAL without delay for Ban Franosoc arrival Of thS
passengers and mails ~ Panama For freight passage
spny AZ ns office, III Wess Of Warren
b. Bills Of iAdng signed on Abe morning. OF
sailing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23
NEWS BY TIE L K 6 b A PHI.
TIE EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE
BROUGHT THE
STEAMSHIP CAMBRIA, AT HALIFAX
->~~~~>N~~>~>~~~>>>>~
ArFAYRs I'M ENGLAND.
The Queens Speech on the Opening
Of Parliament.
.>0~~-~>>~~~~o~>,~e~>~0O~>>
Bebate in the Commons Relative 10 Lord
Palmerstons Withdrawal from the Cabinet.
<>~>~S>>~~~>>~-~~~~~>~,
INTERES TING FROM FRANCE.
>os>~~~o~>~~>~o~~-~>~N~~~
EVENTS In IRELAND, SPAIN AND INDIA.
~>~>>>~~o~o>>>>~>~~-
TAT OF THE ma II X e r 3,
&c &c &c.
iNTEREs TING FROM FRANCE
EVENTS IN IRELAND, SPAIN AND INDIA.
TAT OF THE MAE X K 3 !,
&c :, DC :, &c.
HALIFAX TELEGRAPH OFriox,

HALIFAX TELEGRApH OFFICE
SATURDAY EvErIra Feb. Al, 1854
The R. M steamship Cambria from Liverpool, It'll
Inst arrived at her wharf In this city ct about az
O'Clock this afternoon. She has 80 passengers incui
ing three for HAifax
The Cam ria brings intelligence Of her own arrival
home having reached Liverpool at 10 O'Clock p NJ on
Sunday, the LIST inst
The etesmfhip Atlantic arrived at Liverpool ct 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, ON Wednesday, the 4th inst.
The news BY the Cambria possesses some features OF
moro than ordinary interest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

.tr flklRiN rL.-.sFFfEiEb' .ErGDOFE, a 49,
wv oN0 HItutf fnf ~ Of riva So ainoedeTs
.t srte6t without the lsaet f6strtotop Of d.
= "sposurc q chesEi " applSkAoa y yUsinest 5ts
Ht etQr challenges 40 WHich thp wtfpfo VIII
at uRdef tbe t6r8il no ~ tyo hundred aSlss TtW
ph ~ botie.. Fiah {, II dir0ottons ha vi ono 6ostla
Is wrff.r trY .urta " two dkys For asle ~ a.
" ~ iq1 Ht0Hawrt MS 8ArAFd stgsas, Hss YSfky
lttig lpt usrSrAg tsresh bofNc5g HrVhN \ o..
Nsv nvioaor
gEAA REwhtDr-CnOssa sN'9 sPpCIEIp ME-
WSFNfO tureOg all remedies dtoo tered th,e 4, ia
nor certain Itmstess speedy sgd paruanen cure vis-
rsssroop diet, ertt DoSpre or ah,rs,
W application 10 bsfiress Many srs Snrod tu ava A. -,
sold AZ drug store z3 Broadway ooteer ~ h,nttss
street; alec No 10 Assof Bonpss no .a IN;
Fulton etcees oorney q W!l4An@
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

INDEPENDENT LIkE-THROUGH TIOKETS-rHH
splendid and fast steam ship BROTH6R JONATHAN,
b tons hsyng been thorously rsftted and considerably
enlarged. win sail for Chsgrep drect Thursday Feb.
70 connect with The Independent steamer sail from
March To- The 81 other Jonathan has proved herself
Of the ssee steam the world and passengers
Invited 70 exam inc her. limited number Of Snrougt
0okets, Apply " A. II. PRIDE Il CO.
Broad atreeA w all street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

L1OR SAvASRAH-U. 8. NAIL L1NE-rHE NEW
II and tu pericr steamship FLORIDA. Captain r Lyon.
will leave on saturday FEB rs - o'slsSa, from
Front street, TIE ALnDAM Saturday, Maroon 6. For
speed and fare these ships have
n superior On tho ooass.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

CiEAkER OF 9Th MARCH FOR SAN FRANCISCO,
o.pehins a. hiG JspsrS ssd new aud
lying q. Pier No ssr.h river vii. leave positively for
hee fully established her reputation being Of the
afoat and the affords usiy to thoss
wishing to 10 California seldom offered Her
datiols are superb limited nanbor only Of PASSENGERS
will 30 sten, the steamer will Of Panama al
ANAL smount OF freight If offered wall DO taKen,
fer which or passage. apply tn
Qoukb stvaaA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

E-VUR PHEShUB UNLY.-FDK FAN FKANCISUC, DI.
reos-ReEulsr Packet Line Tho splendid l. copper
cd aud copper fastened clipper bark KHfAIN. Beavse,
master. wi call on Tburseas. Fehrusry This vessel
Offers superior Inducements for being
fast saer viii make the st ninety daye
datons for prrtensers cannot be surpassed Mo
feiFht tnkoa small lOtg fo For
only, apply 70 r. T. ID. FOWLER Agents,
Sc West street, corner Of Albany street
Tie clipper ship John Barring 800 tors burbheu. N.
EhSegsn maeter having moa of her gagged will
eeed tle bark KrsmIip st Pier IL N. Il. Apply
r. L. FOWLER, Sc West street, or 70
CHAMBERS h EEl3ER, and 5 Bridge Stree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

LOP San FRAkCtSC0-PACKET OF 2OTH MARCH
= The magnificent clipper shin eMPIas, liza tons.
Capt ihorndike, having the most superb ststs
rspls,e with avery oopyenioncs will shc limited sr
saloon 5000 second cabin s60 Tire splendid
beautiful clipper and experience of Captain Thorn
dixie ths being bis third voysgs TO Ban fran she
most positive Assurance of an short pass1
Ample provisionG are made for the comfort and
families VIII fnd 10 this vessel requisites
eodm ever before provided The number OF tickets viii
DC ssro,ly limited and passengers taken shsp
DO handsomely and comfortably accommodated. Saloon
passengers have came fare - hrss cabin
L. u. surTSN, 81 Wall streat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

Capt Phillips lady, child IGd fetyAnt; NJ Hampton, lsiy
and child Mr. Ur H. wife snd child Aesss Goncors hyans
Cook. Csbers, C.yeux Mereeh, Nssarte Long. RomsnS
PcrnYs BlaeIhurn, Csbboh. Uhrick. j Eohrcr autohn
son, ADAMS, ThoERs, 0silegover
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

IN and Panama -vanderbil.s new snd splendid double
engine steamship NORTHERN LIaAT; Of 500 toas bur
Yosi on Saturday the 10th Of APRIL a. sP M from pier
No. 9 North river. Passengers by the Northern light
viii be taken from Panama TO San Francisco b. the
nsw and splendid double engine sseamahp g. LEwis OF
2C sons burhen. These unrivalled In
quality and extent Of their aooomodatons aud expressly
lifted meet the requirements Of the trade are
now open. For psseage apply only, 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

ITO TIE DISAPFOINTEp.-DR. WARE CAN b OF
immediate service, his treatEens 81 removing tbe
miserable patient ON suffering ana probable dsteetoa -
safety and security. He daily many dsuls
cases that have dened others Those somns HIN arst
for CURED before
Of deay show thomsev Nc seo snd medical BOOK GrasG
Once, Can al street, so.ner OF B.osdgag
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23
M LAhsoNY. suaekov, = 2 SOCIETY. AM .. n

lINrORTUHATE5 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOE
efadicatipg disesse Blessed by all who Try IL Tha
mss prompt sacsssr yet 40 mild. |. may DO sivcn 70 a.
fAnt All private diseases vanish dc. It's 81 win
amedics book. Who viii give fees after thasi Cseu9
and strangers EASILY mised. remember H. Depot Dls
WARDS, Canal street, corner Of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

(NALIrOIkiA-TEg ONLY THROUGH TICKETS
~ 2he splendid sterrship EohUkENrAL CITY will
SAL from Panama about ths 10Th for San Francis
The MonureetH tai Ctv made last san fran
oscs Parsms days Passengers BY she Brother Jo-
nathan 70 ss 18th In
mental City by Dloston TO ths underlined oaiy IS all
thc tckcts Ter her have been ~ Panama nm
dtrssnet. No koteta for tbe will
eoRniIsd by MI Pride st rsnas uni ssned by a.
A. IL. PRtDk CO, 2r Courtl,pd street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

INDEPENDENT LINE FOR CALIfORNIA-OPPosI.
or to tho old roneroly ~ reduced rates Of fs.erhe
rev aud sSientid steamer BROTHER JONATHAN, 1890
tons turthfn sth for 700 and
nnvaea slsee HAVING been thoroughly oyerhsulsd en-
ana Ear Juan CD Thursday, February & Asp. H.. from
Pier n X for freight a. reduced rates OF
tsre. aprlY TO 81 NIlLS. Agent. 81 Court ard ssccat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

CALJFOREIA-THE ONLY THROUGH LINE.-THE
~ splendid steam hip WILLIAM PENN will posi-.
lively sail for chass snd Sau Jusn, March 3D. At
O'clock precisely Passengers taking thr ugh tckots by
this etesr will DO oefsan 70 60 shroush wishous de-
tention. Fer passage, apply TO
PaLMER q CO.. 80 Broadway; or 70
N0 2 8stGa
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THn gRIrInn And HORrn AMaRXOAN ROYAL
ree nd Sssvees essss sss vsrpoo sSs Bo.son .h;ps
snly calling ~ HALIFAX ~ Land and receive malls psz-
zS sSIn. S:sH s,,,, rrs1EslH 4: SAgs
Hukop V o.Si Is AszaAs2s c sSsl s.sa.
AssioA o,Ss xsSsia o.ps Ess.S o''' Harrison.
These vessels oisar white light ~ natnmass
S,ssss. H.sri.sD irss .. YORK Wednesday. Eel. ..A
Africa. Ryrie :. from New Yerk l0th
America. ShaanoA.. from Bosten.... Hth
Asia Jsd1insi frso Nov Yerh M.A
Cabin, Sl3O; Second Cshin. $40
No berth secured until paid for
Freight will be charged speoc beyond N ansans fcs
oersonAl expenses.
Az Experienced surgeon board.
ALI letters and newspapers must through shs Ess
Once.
Fer freight or passage. ,RpyHss : .s.
French, German. and other foreign Soods received
trougkt liz With British goods Through bills o.
iadrs are given in HAvrc for Now York
ship Company attend running their teAzships a.
folowE- rRoh pHILADEiPHA.
eiity az Hsnshestee. : =. 80 abeut ThursdSy Aprii 4
FROM LIVERPOOL.
GA AZ HsnoSesicr aboui Wednesdav .rch 10
Passage from Phi.oepiia In saloon state rooms 500 in
fore cabin. S6t For freight OF passage apply 70
THOMAS RICH Az oeON, II hxohaase place, n p
erNo. walnus stroes. Philadelphia
L,OR SAvASNAH-U 9. NAIL L1NE-rHE NEW
IL and superior steamship FLORIDA. Captain r Lyon.
will leave Saturday Feb. 49, AZ o'clock. from
pier No, 4, N. AVpiy 20 SAM'L L. hIrCH ILL. No 49,
EvrC atx nak A IA Qatu T.r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-20
City Intelligence.

1NQuEsT.-The Coroner yesterday held an in
quest the body Of Michael Andy native of Ireland
aged "a years. found dead at M 20 Enghien street Third
Municipality 1t appeared from the testimony brought
forward that Andry and another at coffee
house the Of Victory and Levee streets from
which they followed by two who attacked them
and stabbed Andry in the side The wound penetrated
the stomach, and produced death Wednesday night.
stephen Sullivan is the of Of the that
attacked Andry and his friend. A warrant has been
issued for Sulvans arrest but he has not been found
and it is probable that he has left the city.
A second inquest yesterday held board the
schooner erah opposite Jefferson street the body of
white woman. name unknown aged about fifty years.
She probably native of Germany, and generally
picking up coffee about the levee 1t is supposed
that she had fallen in the river by accident She had
when found black mcrino frock calico frock cotton
poticoa blue cotton stockings pegged leather
gans. She had three rings her fingers and three keys
attached to string around her waist Verdict accidental
drowning
between Felicity and Richard streets the body Of
negro man named Ben Brown, slave Of Mrs. Mary Ann
Waters, who died from the effect Of kick received in
fight, from negro named George Taylor verdict was
rendered accordingly, and Taylor arrested
CHARGE OF FRAuD-Thomas Hood, of st.
Marys Parish yesterday appeared before Alderman Rich
ardson and made affidavit charging Adolphus NJ
with having. in December last by of fraudulent
papers and false obtained large quantities
Of Sugar from his plantation in which David A sayre Of
Lexington. KY and David sayre, of NewYork. held
interest. Part of the Sugar had been shipped Mobile
and part to Newreans and disposed of for the private
benefit of the said Adophus NJ Sayre. 1t is supposed
that Sayre concealed in the city, but the police
not yet been able to ferret him out,
STEAMBOAT ASSAULT. i Laurent Pulverina
charges the pilot of the steamboat j. T. boswell with
having run his boat into atboat belonging to Charles
Derbgny thereby severely injuring slave also belong
ing to Mr. Derbigny warrant issued for the pilots
arrest.
FINED.--Recorder Caldwell yesterday fined
Thomas Maloney $50 for disturbing the peace and a
| Waterman on Circus street, on Thursday night.
RoBBiNG a DRUNKEN MAN.-Toney Williams
and Mickey Welsh, well known operators unguarded
pockets caught Thursday night with their dirty
hands in the pocket of a drunken man lying in Grcd
street They accordingly pulled by convenient
Waterman, and the consekens vas'' that Toney and
Mickey yesterday morning sent down for sixty
days.
FIRE.-A fire broke out at 5 clock yesterday
morning in Apollo street between Clio and Caope sts
and destroyed two wooden dwellings of story each
the flames communicated to adjoining house each
side and damaged them to the amount of hun
drod dollars each The buildings belonged William
Brown ESD who had an insurance on the property nearly
quite sufficient to the losses. which amount to
So
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-20
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE,


We have had only moderate degree of activity in
general market this last week. and prices of of
staple articles have been affected unfavoraby by adj
in rcighs This is particularly the with Cot
ton Flour and Corn which have also been depressed by
large receipts Provisions have continued pretty steady
also the with the better qualities of Sugar
Molasses.
The Collins steamer Pacific to leave Liverpool for
NewYork Wednesday, the 10th inst and her accounts
will be due here by telegraph in day or two.
COTTON-The favorable advices by the Liverpool
steamer Asia, which appeared in columns on Satur-
day morning last not generally expected and would
probably have had very favorable influence upon our
market but for decided advance in freghts which
eracted their effect In consequences buyers would only
operate at rather easier rates and factors made up
their minds to meet them, the sales of the first four days
slightly the advantage though hardly to any quotablo
extent On Thursday the favorable tenor of the Niagaras
advices induced buyers to continue their operations
which to the extent of $500 bales about previous
rates Yesterday the telegraph failing to bring any
er particulars of the Niagaras news which eagerly
looked for the market not active and only 1000
bales changed hands, making total for the week of
10000 bales divided among English, Continental and
Northern buyers Prices have been irregular and
ing to amended quotations barely q cent lower
than this day week, The receipts at this port
since the LIST September 104201S bales against
7S305 to date last year. and at all the United States
ports there is increase compared with last year.
of 336915 bales.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-20
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels,

COMMERCIAL. GarlGld Francisco; BalIviek
Rudwck TsmIco; WIN Irwin, IRWIN Val Mr.
Mr. pe Ohio; Grace lnd JAS Hanson Y; W Bav North
Bend John Tyson o. II Johnson Miss; YoungblsOd St Louis
DnviG NJ Reese, CHM.
ARCADE. L Wolf NJ AIsnnn L Ca s Montgomery
Il I}nst, Caster, Miss r Blanks, d Dickson
PeuAnson, " Raney La Ark Longby,
w Clark, J L Taylor, y o.
TUFTS. Perry Ohio }se DR. " Bra.lear,
renee Lsj iind! Mrs J Artebn, Ky Major Ausa, Ala.
YERANDA Austin, James Kennedy lady Jos
Irr,koawsk Aonzy swylsr luilne, II Dnkgmve DIR W
Bull I o Moore, lady and
Richardson. Jenkins NJ Aston, NJ AIRING
H ] Phillips, T Williamson. E Mason Miller Hughes
Arnold. La Dorsey, Md w Weld Boston, Thomas
Y Hunt lady and Dsyi Boughton Charles Thompson
Or towling r Buck Miss W Dabts Wood
Tenn f NJ Day, G L Travis N o; Rev Bernard O'iIara
Y..A vanlsbher, Martin Col Lewis Col Richardson,
Scion Bartlett Richardson Farmer Blanc
Solomon and family atnan, JAS Morgan Stewart sktf
with VIM Montgomery Montgomery, Ard Fl Gay Colnf
La Wsyer and LADY Ind; Capt Stone Walker Warning,
Iiustn, Broe, Anderson, w Bckey kirksey Col
Pre-, Knox, Ala; Dradeck Tenn W II Davis Ohio; br Cav
ling, Miss; Rev Bernard o'iara, Toronto Henry Dow, Y.
ST Mrs Henderson Miss A
Jas Ennis Houston Yale r and lady Bryan, o. Miss West
Jackson VI Miss Yale Conn., DR. Harrison, lady, child
Ala; Ball and lady, iayle and lady, Miss Hawkins
Thompson Mass; Arnold, NJ Duva La Slaughter servant
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-20
Auction SALES.


aTfTpn ~ NJ .,a e ~ Auctiopeers
, WIN auction at l1eon Mart h Camp str.ct
Sognny dste Bureaus Arn snr soe sirs
,sa rf e. ssi ; Il E. /, e' Is s.d s ga
81 q eFnssA"" declining hoasekespiss
On fine Rnsesoo m m fpTt so,,assr ..,..,.,.
Of ce'eSn seoS 2 st'2 ggsSirgKE -, Fs.a. ss.h. mhae
r..... r. sHERIFF's SALE
~ 81 !:4eE.a ife,s" Va Wiz '.'''''
ski Nlhi Q q ~ oF3er o. sale Feftdered
s re K G ssg y sn ", 1 ai s h pTsl
fs rye st 4 Rs t0sso :, Seeen
'f t. cTers,s v.cAqr rer ~ ,.p,a,.r.
iroS i.sss. !. sss .easa sr J
ne s. M os aeG Ha F o r =.
srae mes S s fsns .s depth
Obi. e5das - S olps Or i e E. s Ss ssGe5 f
aas,p{ ,s N h: e,i a,"
rot on Tyo ts b ,hs tie side next
a opens At rssa nsas s' - , asa
one es leyn uebes ma IT, . 3 ~ @ seona =
,.s a =; ts. ssp s & one i hsad1.s ard II, thirty
sS5ysygr as II ss;'1n
6rseng melsr yDrf'e'f' am
LoTs oP eaoUsp nis H. h, S W SSEihN
rson H. ass a sn I'd parish q LEI
~ y b. sqssap On he lst q March
r. H y The
atnr agan &; r Beam Hen say u ib tsa
- ~" ~ y. lse ost q Fytaaia erf Washington streets,
irsd and h IL na ef s gsi e. t " ene hun
nHf ~ ha Ncnes IN ir1d anl aspth
III M NJ ~ 70 n,ae aensve aoFaslre fh twenty-five
snJ WI e ifYsatia stree BY 1fi hundred
H. - 4aa Il sst inches in dspts hetsFsen parallel
mi s gfs ~ rhefot ~ al5. And Feb reets
the istser IL M a lnf1es q depth and rent
y t7felFeh lIe!asisy
srst by M ~ or. aNa me nat on Fourth
lines: and i,. na1t ib % es IL depth besea ralet
.sti.et aai hifffeeu aaasere
I'm. - m Snif o. w.saaqg a By one hundred sHty
'liT " ~ & yar vi
LT az f;I6fSf t lf.t lALf os EisifiEfsN VACAT
an I, - So, ~ iss lowe 81 siskerle Ptlsho JEFF
gu, rper egh re 2 act4ve N
"a 90 Ioas $1,000 " sasad4s VaiiIoa Baudors
u r ri aynaan - ri t.aa draw! " = isson and
"a VI w 3i ;.ses nFd anoNtsd
.: ~ -'s Z h.ssfy thie IRIS saag los
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-20

YANKEE SPEED.-An Englishman Boosting of the supe-
rority of the horses in his country mentioned that the
celebrated Eclipse had mile in minute My good
feown exclaimed American present that is rather
less than the average rate Of common rcudsters
live at my country seat near Philadelphia and when
ride in hurry to town of morning. my own shadow
can't keep with me- but generally into the store
from minute to minute and half after nv arrival
One morning the beast little restless and rode him
fast possibly could several times round large fac
tory-just to take old harry out of him Well sir he
went that the whole time my back directly
before me, and tuioe dangn Of riding suvss'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-20

SCENE IN AZ 0sISIpus,-A NewYork paper says, few
days since gentleman and his wife entered of
Third Avenue Omnibuses, Shortly after, elegantly
dressed lady with rather fast aspect also taken
up 1t was apparent that the gentleman and the last
passenger familiar acquainances but the gentleman
did appear willing to acknowledge in of his
better half After withstandng sundry smiles and know
ing wnks until he knew his wife had remarked them he
determined to address the lady if they had once
ally met, and thus quiet the appreheusions his spouse
might entertain - believe madam said he, had the
pleasure of dancing with you once? ~ 'Yes replied the
lady aloud and the pleasure of hugging etns The
sequel may be imagined
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-20

de Copapo says credible witnesses who have just arrived
from Caldera in Chilli communicate the following parti-
culars
succession of musca! sounds have been distinctly
heard beneath the water at the distance of quarter
mile from this port Every evening about dusk large
parties of in boats to listen to this mysterious concert
of submarine music. The tones various and well
combined as to produce perfect harmony and the sound
in its duration and variation resembles the deepest
of the organ.
Ships daily attracted to the spots, besides
mutudcs both of young and old and of men and
vino pass hour after hour in listening the vibrations
which pass along the kes of the ships while they
entertain each other with thousand curious probable,
ridiculous conjectures about the of the pheno-
Our friend. Mr.. W., assures us that the spot
whence this submarine music proceeds the surface of the
water assumes deep green color, emitting efluvum
like that which rises from bodies in state of putre-
faction