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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-15
TRE TRUSTEES of Abe SEAMEYS

III lhOS FED OF the oEhmE.
n BANK for SAVINGS have ordered tina, Interest
he paid 10 all deposfoFs entitled thereto for the six mouths
ending June 80 as follows
On s Of $50 and urder at the rate of v cen.
And all sums exceeding $500 tie rate of5 ceut
aDDpm payab e 90 " AFTER MONDAY, l9tn last.
ALI interest will BE- credited to depositos es prime pal
p. Pc Ri, President.
w. NELSON. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-15
THE DIRECTORS ofrhe CAPEFEAR

RIVER and DEEP RIVER NANlbATlON W
of NORTH CAROLINA are prepared 10 receive proposals
for lOsn of $50 COO enable them 10 complee the Inn
proyement of the River Navigation from Hancock Mills
Randolph Co shout 100 miles down Deep River and Cape
Ear River 10 FAYETTEVILLE whence the river Is now nay-
gable 10 the Atlantic Ocean little be ow wilmington
To this the State subscribed $40 COO and individuals
$40 Go hch amount has been paid up and expend ~
optnng completely 40 miles OF the River, and putting me
balance in good state Of progress throughout shn WIN
about 5000 more the completion OF the WORK woud %
cured For this the Company propose issuing seven
per Cent Boros rimhusabe st VI August 1897 IN New
York with interest semi.aGnuay payable at DkAPEhS
in New York lat o August LIST OF February The Bonds
will be rdorsed by the six Directors OF the Cnmn.ny 10
th.ir individual capacity. viz: ISAAC CLEUG, ELlAS
BRYAN, THOMAS SILL H. J. HtUGHroN, }. u.
HkCGfI1 ON and q EVANS, a. d certificates are SUD,
lee, 10 public inspection from W. Nenahe, NJ L aud
Charles ksnley late vernon Of North Carolina esuyns
10 sufficient ability of these parties to secure many aie'
this amount Of oeDt. 49,, -, - -, -,
extent Of pro ductiVe agricultural country and VIII At once
derive aige from the traasposton 20 the sea
board OF It's lumber tuTpenne and other Ddky acs snd
of the excellent b'tuminous coal OF Chathan 20 " u
The Goa Is kuId ear FarmeIsvlle, on Deep h'sr N
easily worked OF six TO eight ieet hlck aa
Johnson's Report to the T. Government In 1873 aud MS
Rstot of 1850 together with that OF Professor tmnons OF
8j2 not only gives satisfactory evidence OF us supiol
onslity but OF lis abundance The district Is one OF the
richest in coal deposits in America aud at or this river
Navigation completed the coal can be delivered In New
York IS heap a. any coal in ,he UDited states
opOsas tor this loan will be reject yed by the underse
I'D TO noon ON SATURDAY, l7th Of July. al the ocs OF
SIMEON DRAPER where more full particulars eau "
"U'I tAcVcON T,sa.,vay T. A. ID r. Nav Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-15
II NICKERBOCKER SAVINGS BANK

~ -8th-ay corner Of g3d-st-Open daily from ~ A. ~
to8P MThe charter Of this Institution secures 70 minor
and females married unmarried, thu entire control OF all
moneys deposited in their names
WILLIAM W. CAMPBELL, President
WILLIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-15
Life Insurance. ..x.x,
MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE.

MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE
WI CoMPANY-CAs CAPITAL, $lOO.OOo, indspend-
ami Of the Premium Fund
Office No LAG Broad way, corner OF Lberty-st
accompany continues insure against al manner OF
LIZ. risks on most favorable terms.
PsrsuDs may insure payable gvss age or sooner
case OF death california permits granted az reduces rates
A. A. ALVORD, President
C. Y WEMPLE, Secretary.
n ID. MORGAN, ActuaTy.
AsRAM Du BoIs, NJ. D., at the Office daily from toS
O'clock. p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-15
nj ESSRS. LlGHTE q NEWTON, Ii
NEW and SECONDHAND PIANO

Il fORTES.-We have nou hand a lara. ...,-,...
"a new and secondhand Pianos for sale sad 10 Sss p
nom $50 % $500 For hire from - 70 $40 Der month ~
o69 Broadway, New-Yors. SANFORD BROTHFR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-15
forte5.

LNOR SALE Piano Forte and Fumi-
ture-A fine q octave Piano; also Furniture, con-
sstns OF sofas bsd-sof carpets etc. etc Apply al NO.
1871 Croabys ST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-15
DOOR, SASH and BLIND DEPOT.

IL Ne. 81 Courtiandt-st, Nev-York-e w T4IxRURy
AGO have on hand ana prepared furnish .ny m IN.
above articles In any quantity ard 20 IA
and OF hrst quality and styles Sah Glazed CocS,
zoe transportation, and orders ed At short notice Bnds.
and those about purshns would 90 val 70 Nv,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-15
COTTON FACTORY MACHINERY

" FOR sALE-At Mechanicsvflle, Saratoga CO. ey u:
American Linen Thread Company a. follows Cards .
sunning Frames 2 Speeders Mules spooiDe Frame o.
sondes Warpers Presses so Looms Cans sGoo,p "A
Reeds Harness Shuttles, Gc1 &c uoi wnsn "pnSo' :"
mar cent less than the original cost.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-15
DARM A. YONKERS for SALE

Within "a miles Of Hudson River Railroad DePot ano
m miles Of Bronxye Depot Harlem Railroad Concans
kndngs new and plenty; water good and fruit abundant
View very ane n sight Of the Hudson liver ro.I ns
Stustion very high price very low Apply Of No Pstt
efreet a o stairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-15
nlarbinerp, &f.

DRICK MACHINE.-RIPLEY'S I'm
X .or.d Ia52 WaTsnte6-Any ordinary hand can
od n COO Brick in one day better than can be made ~
Ind Machines ss5 complete for Weight 80 pounds
Fo inormatiop ADDRESS pospadl C. RIPLEY, No IA
Fnlton.st N 7. For Machines, ID. d. BADGER Co-
hes AZ and "A Dusne-st, NY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-15

THE BOARD Of DIRECTORS of the
i AMERICAN MINING COMPANY have ordered
of twenty-five Cents each Share Of stock OF
the Lancaster Nine numbered from No u sol 70 5O IN
elusive payable before the 3lst day of July inst
Windsor, Vt, July ., 1852 WARREN CURRiER, -
Secretary Of American Mining Compaby.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-15
DIANO- FORTES.-The finest sssort-

spse,ous ~srereoms Of Mp. B. CURTIS CO. ss7 Broad
sv consisting Of Geo Hewss celebrated American Patent
Action Pisnos r. Gilbert Co.'S popular hohAn Piano CD
esrts and ohsrs Boudoir Also variety OF aew and
,od hsnd Pianos fcr ssls and ~ lst No. al Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-15

NOTICE.-All parties interested with
y the late firm ofPALMER & co. will please commu-
ncate with the subscriber. - :, =.
"''1'o CHARGES 6. PALMER, No SO Front-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-15
NAY 81 McMULLEN'S PATENT
MACHINERY

IL Wool, Flax and Silk Machinery, manufactured By
Pan, Curtis Co.. Manchester imported TO order ray
ment in NewYork. Address Tor prices &c Their author
No "a John ST., New-York-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-15
. 6 CT-FAVER,S PRIZE MEDAL

~ y. CLEA EN- y W 49,. -
HONEY sOAP.-This Invaluable article Sl1. s 4,
- -. -. medal At the Worlds FaT In London,
SIS sin,ps ground in public estimation and ne dssso
o., - immediate IL great that V Is VIII eest ON
ansIities and the smooth and white appearances
bich II irnpss TO the skin are stnkngy OBVIOUS ano
ssn N in the highest terms by 81 who use Il DA
Ms co, importers and Sole Wholesale Asenh NO ="
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-15
& c. FISCHER, (late Nunns 81

A. FISHERY mknuiactOry and wAIeroOm, No l7O 0reen'
wichst scrnaI Of Deyst pisno-Fortos warranted, VIII
bridge and patent tube well calculated for keeping
1n tune PsDo-Fortes tuned, repaired and exchanged
IN. k.-Also Eoian PIANO Rortes knr ale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-15
NOR SALE-A Steam Engine of Six

Horse Power made in the most thorough manner, OF
high finish been In over one month, together with
two Cylinder Boilers with Magnetic Water Gauge, all in
complete order Apply at Nos So and S. Prncest where
IL can be seen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-15
C0R SALE CHEAP-A number OF
NOR SALE-At Norwalk, Conn, {
NOR SALE-The three story brick

NOR SALE or EXCHANGE-FO
IL City Property a FARM, situated in Middlesex Co,
n j. miles from Middleto1n Point Containing @ol acres
Buidnss ary and in good order Part OF the pur
chase money may remain the property 1t per cent For
particulars, inquire Of ,,, ,oo r,,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-01

ADDITIONAL ATTRACTION AT THE CIRcus.In addition to
the unparalleled troupe OF star performers in the Floating
Palace the foot Of Canal street. the renowned Oriental
Magician the Fakir Of sya has been engaged for seven
nights and makes his fret appearance tonight One
would think that such attractions the Lee Troupe
Ayiar the Benoits Reed and tao Paaee itself needed
no accession but the managers seem disposed to pile on
the ssrdlsss Of expense,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-01

FASHIONABLE MnliEERy.--Mrs. Bryan, the fashionable
miiner No. 106 Canal street. is attracting the attsn
ton of the ladies by her large and superior stock Of Fall
Fasbrc and having secured the services of several ar
tical assistants is furnishing all articles Of Millinery
Of the most elegant characters at unusually low prices
The ladies will find her articles every way worthy their
attention, and we advise them TO call and examine
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-01

ISTEMrERANcE GERsrASY.-At one Of the last meet
ng of the Congress of Pastors of the Protestant Church.
held in Bremen to discuss such moral and social ques
tions within their sphere of activity Mr. Wald
the Superintendent of kongsberg defended the Temper
Societies. and to show the necessity for tnem stated
that drunkenness the vice of the lower classes
of Germany There annually he says, throughout
Germany 10000 deaths from ae,tm in the zoll
verein alone 900 quarts of brandy sold and
sumed and in Iesse one-haf of the grain produced is
used for distillaton From quotations from the
writings of Luther, adduced the OCCASION the great
Reformer appears to have sparng denouncer Of
the heavy yheaded reyes'' of his countrymen and
temporaries
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-01

AZ lfslE Iast II 4 yery f6ue6lnS fHp1Ysf e. Fl "a
delivered ty he Aey &E AldsE k5ks n
8 Rroocsssee ~ sne4 Mrsa M re ~ r. a ~
IL ~ w zEs. ~ ~ .s.s
chosf. Esss,T 4 Sys ;s 3ss2s
mun Gov: D1yis .Ctiaf JusaGS ~ ~ & E NC 533
the domestic Mmiy q ~ deesese F}S:S "a
1920: srs y. 4
Arrfyed st tfss foSsb & III ,5siosf f.; rs; 81
again uncoyeresI Ii SlIow fIld assd6s st5f 5lS 1T
~ icoh ], thsn y 3 qsslesk g - n ~
NJ wsses X n e5 n w ss, n VA - #
n Boston neariy sysrS SSiI Sil2 Z n
stores 81 etesed IessI 5SS72z
pnnae " nuaslnzs - ngass ~ M 5
Ehsifmsst ~ mr5ts n n s3,s isss,s< ~ z
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-01

DEATH or Da. FARcHLD.-Rsv.E r. Fairchild D. D.
Home Secretary Of the American and Foreign ehistnn
Union died suddenly Of heart disease while huryng to
the cars at Wnsdor, Vermont, ON the 18Th nit.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-01


SoNrAe AND MorIIE. WAGSER.-When Eontag was young
and in her gloryDukes kneelng to her and half Paris
praying to her, instead of to higher powershe was
driving cold night along tho streets Of the gddy me-
tropois Crouched in Of the street she saw by
the lamplight woman with two children She stopped
her carriage to give aid to the wretehe and found
the to be supernnuated actress, whom she had
once known in more prosperous circumstances. The
gentle vocalist cast to her we'll filed purse and
subsequently sought her out and maintained her BY
gular annuity Tho two children she provided with an
education of them she sent to Germany anu placed
under noted musical teachers. This pupil was Mmlle
lWagner, who bids fair to race with fortune
like her benefactor.
sonag is Of the few eminent persons in profe
sion who have maintained to the last good reputation
Doubtless more deserve it, but being constantly placed
under such strong temptations the world Is not chata
bio enough 70 beiisyo it. Aganss the eminent vocalist
in her ddisst days Islander was huahed into silence
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-01

The AMERICAN Consul MARsEiILEs 1T is stated that
james L,Hodge Esq, the q s. Consul at Marseies, who
figured conspGuousy in the reception Of Kossuth In
that city took OCCASION the recent arrival Of Louis
Napoleon there to offer him special incense. The New
York Tribune says he caused body of American sailors
to be arryed beside the Princes path and to greet him
with hurrahs he hung tho portraits of Washington and
Napoleon together in front of his house, and finally he
Illuminated the windows of his residence in honor Of the
happy occasion" Can this be true 1t would hardly
seem Dossiblen Is f57553 l7s 45
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-01

RUSSIAN PossEssoss N. W. AaERIcA.-These possess
sions in doplorabe condition from the ferocious
warfare carried by the Indians against the whites,
especially the Island of stka Continually they
menace the city with conagration and the inhabitants
with massacre does week in which the Gov
not obliged to prepare the inhabitants for self
defence and wherever party Of the latter 10 found
protected they Unfortunately slaughtered and hor
rby mutlaed The perpetrators of these savage deeds
said to be fine intelligent but waI is their
son and their method Of conducting it is of owing
to their false ideas of warke conduct Considering that
these fellows supplied with from foreign vessels
the Russians will have small difficulty in maintaining
their position against them.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-01

GREAT DISTRESS AT MApEIKA-The failure of the vim
tage resulting from the recent blight upon the grape hss
produced the greatest distress among the inhabitants of
Madeira and threatens with absolute starvation large
the aborng classes The Civil Governor of the
Island has issued circular acknowledging the impotence
of the Portuguese government to meet the emergency
with anything like adequate relief and appealing to the
christian sypahies Of foreign nations for aid to avert
the impending calamity.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-01

Sr LouIs HAessThe trotting races over the St Louis
Course commenced on the 10th ut. Haode hand took
the purse the first day milo heats IN under te sad-
die The slime was 2si8-252-2:5o
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-01
undersigned re- q
MUSIC STORES, ETC.

EDIANOS AND HARPS. S.-KU KUSTNER, eNlIa.
IL MANUFACTURER OF PIANOS AND HARPs, gA.TTEs
No. S2S Camp street the Orphan syln begs leave
inform the pabie thh he will continue his profession Of
TUNING AND REPAIRItyG PIANOS IiApS end all kirs
cal nhiruInens ~ the shortest notice. sepas 1y
TeTANO F0RTES. The subscfi- lzzzsZ,,-
= ber has hand and for sale the oxssn-
cfcRERING fi si and Nuns ~ cEaRR
GUITARS from MARTIN, together with SHEET MUSIC PRECEP
TORS etc. EN For heThree our good Inuments.
aep9 tt HENRY PARSONS, 13 Camp street.
EEORATIO D. HEWITT, PLANO ssSgSsx.au,,
a. IL FORTE AND MUSIC STORE. No. 80 Camp SSs5
street wOenns, would respectfully requezt theft IA n
attention OF the public to his large and eSeasiyeN
koET the factories Of The first the United States
EUROPE which to be found hoae A. SIOAET Co.
of NewYork HALL SON. Of Newfok, ard PLEYE CO., Of
Paris The above nntumenf The following hna GRAND Sc
MI GRAND, PIccoLo PiCCoLO oBLfquE AND SauARE--afe
most celebrated makers in the world combining n the
be had Of the subsyibe every style
Of sX 6k 6 octaves They will sold
prices MUSICAL Of all kinda any quantity.
Among others the enbsber kesps constantly hard the largest
tneatseecon bonght the Senhern markell
tured by WILLIAM HALL SON. from the approved SPANISH
MODELS These natrumsnts the hrat clA
stand the climate The huscriher si
:he Huaic business the Norhein cities well Neseans
thoroughly acquainted with the details tie
stock the best selected that haseyer been the Southern
stock Of all kinds INSTRUMENTS
ABLE MUSIC The Musical Public especially
invited to call and examine hs stock. + 7
fe.8 1yos HoRATIo D. HEWITT, ss Camp ST., N. o.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-01

CoMMERcE OF THE PAclrc.-Two hundred and sixty-one
vessels aiyed at San Francisco in July md August This
s equal to 1860 year. and it must be recoected that
these vesselr mostly Of the largest class 700 to 1890
tons burden. Of this number seventeen from New
York fourteen from Boston, and from China twentysix
The trade between China and the Pacific coast CONTINUES
to increase rapidly and there diminution in the mum
ber of Cinnamon passengers arriving The duties for
eign goods this year estimated at three millions.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-01

Will leave MONDAY, November l. Mt o'clockp.M.
EOR VICKSBURG, DUCKP0RT. a-g
4 wAnRENToN, NEW CARTHAGE GRAND ,sltiA9ss X
GUILE RODNEY AND NATCIiEz- TIL HuRS
DAY PackThe magnificent running
d. S. STACY Captain III Tyson, receiving freight and will
splendid
ons apply board SMITH FIsSTER Poydras
G There will be CLERK the Levee to receive freight oet9s
VIII leave TUESDAY, November .. at o'cockr Pm
ESOR WARRENTON, NEW CAR ay e
TIAGE, GRAND GULF, RODNEY, WATER sass5js assas II
PROOF, NATCIEZ, FORT ADAMS, BAYOU SARA a2SlsazNa6
all Intermediate landingESemer LOUISA pacs
FEW PRINCESS for few weeks-For EVERY TUESDAY EVEN
ING oockThe splendid packet steamer LOUISA
Jackson MASTER will leave above For freight apply
board, or to d. R. CARROLL,
Carondeet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-01

CoSsuLs REoossizgp.--The President Of the United
States has recognzedJ. W Schmidt Consul GeneraI IL
the Grand Duchy Of Odenbnrs for the United States to
reside in NewYork and Charles H. Wells Vice Consul
Of Belgium at Key West. 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-01

in the rear of the Second District Damage trifing
Row ON TIE LEvEE-- T,co Men ShOt-On
Saturday about most outrageous and disgraceful
riot occurred the Levee ut the foot of Custohouse
street. Itappears that Mr. George w Smith the
hands for improper conduct Being determined on re-
venge, they collected large crowd, and attacking Mr.
Smith from behind, pelted him with paving stones
knocked him down and tore him with cotton hooks The
crowd cried out, Kill him kill him " and he was en-
trely overpoVered and would have lost his life but for
the providenal interference of Capt Mctovern of the
Second District police who happened be passing at the
that he officer of the peace and attempted to
arrest of the crowd The mob then turned upon
and attacking him in the usual way, behind, he
drew o knife and attempted to defend himself The
crowd consisting of about fifty persons, stood off and
peed him with paving stones and other missiles At
this juncture bystander handed Mctovern revolving
pistol with which he fired upon his assailants wounding
in the leg and another in the neck The man
shot in the neck is named Antoine Bastno bar keeper
and it is said that he merely spectator had
nothing to do with the atfray. third shot, pointed
directly against the head of Of the assaants missed
fire. These warlke demonstrations the part of the
gallant Captain scattered the crowd, when the officers
cut and bruised and bed profusely Captain McGovern
knocked down and kicked and had several severe
cuts on his head.
r Nine persons arrested for participating in the
affray. The of of them are Thomas Conray
John and Edward Hearn and James Woodlock. Edward
Hearn is the one who wounded in the leg The off
GERS have spared pains to effect the of the
Mr.. Smith attacked suddenly and such
position that he is unable to recognize his first assa
ants The offenders that have been identified closely
confined in the police Jail An Investigation will take
place shortly.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-01

-. viii leave TUESDAY, Noysmhsr ., at o'clock p.
NS0R FORT GIBSON, FoRT SMITH, .ifag d
M a. yAM taS,n ,BuREs LITTLE ROCK PINE BInFF
Packet The and very light draught steamer
AnhANsAS CnPt D G. Hill will leave above For freight
Ssao, % A. CO., Agsn.s, % cafendse
Inc is entirely and built for the Ad, mnch
han any boat the trade before and will remain
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-01

The Frsrlao FLEEr.-The Gloucester Telegraph learns
that most Of the fishing fleet is in the vicinity Of
Margaree Island where large number of placed
to look after the Americana Schooner Potomac has
rived from Canso reports that Newburyport vessel
not known has recently taken by the cutters
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-01
BALIZE,

ETOR BALIZE.-BALIZE, S. W. Gsg ;,
ID. PASS AND COAST PACKET-Fom after Lsssss4tsIsa
SATURDAY, October 49, the steamer FASHION, azzssEz
Capt c. r. Fago, will commence making TWO TRIPS WEEK.
Leaves seworlsan for RApPLEYs GANAIon EDMEspAY
BAIZE and S. W. PASS, Monday evening
freight passage, apply board foot Of st Louis octi4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-01

SAILING FaANkLls.-The steamship Franklin
sailed from NewYork on the 2sd ut She took out 100
passengers and s3sss2 in specie Among her
are James Gordon Bennett, Of the Herald w vassey
American Consul at Antwerp and Mrs Kingsley, Of Bal
tiInore
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-01
YAZOO RIVER,
MEMPHIS.

VIII leave WEDNESDAY. November 3. o,clclock
HrOk BiEalPHIS, HELENA, Mouth efESG b
and ali ,he BendsN NMemphis Packet GEO COL.
IIER-The splendid passenger GEO CoER, W. Cos
master freight passage having superior
Accommodations, apply on board, or TO s
novl OF SMITH & FlAIISTER, 81 Poytras street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-01

OuR MEDTERKANEas SauApnos.-A writer for the New
ark Daily Advertiser, under date of Genoa October g.
states that tho u s. figate Cumberland and corvettes
Levant and st. Louis at the naval depot in spez
The San Jacnto had gone to Trieste Capt Usher Of the
LeTant, was lying Ill, and past recovery. ss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-01
NTEW ORLEANS 5EMIGRANT AND -;
REGULAR PACK ETs.
MOBILE.

MOBILE.
EIOR MOBILE Daily U. s. Mail : dTszm =
~ Lme-Winer Arrangement The fSzksSsss
splendid owprossue packet steamers FLGify,
master, CALIFORNIA H. r. Ensign, MUSTER (haying
built the with
will the
arrival at Lake o the O'Clock stopping daily at Bay
Louis and Pass Christian going and returning
Wednesdays and Saturdays and ruesys and Fridays
returning.
steamer ST. CHARLES.
N The Way Bag Mobile Landings will
the Office the a p.
+ r. IDfsel AGENT. Bankp Place.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-01

SHELLED ALMONDS-5O boxes, landing
NJ froa ship John II. Jarvis, for sale by y
sss2S Z, ]. HART d CO., 10 Tsheupatoulas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-01

ARREST AT BANK ron DxMAsptrs ErEciE FoR Bxs1
NofEsA is trial in NewYork to recover dam
ages laid at 10000 for the alleged assault batary on
the Of the plaintiff and for causing certain agents
of the defendants to seize tho person Of the
country bank notes at bank tina agent Of
the country banks The defendants being the
the bank, and they considering that the epe
Gle interference with their business sent
for police ocer and the plaintiff into bis custody
by whom he taken to prison. and detained three
It was alleged by the defendant that the plaintiff brought
large bundle Of notes to the bank after pumping water
them that there would be difficulty in separating
them and demanding specie, dollar BY dollar, and telling
the defendants totake their fourth per cent
out Of each. The case is not concluded. ~