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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS,
OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT,
Saturday Morning, March 20, 1852,

OFFICE THE DAILY CRESCENT
Saturday Morning, March 90 1852 !
CLEARED YESTERDAY
s hipp Wnlsmsr 81, Fairfield Liverpool Whitney geo
S M 4s6 iisss dEs5Pss ls,is: s S
Ship Creole, Pierce, NewYork, J Woodruff 4eo
SIP hS Ssf a la's sss e a.a sG,ss ss
Bpy az .a aS En- nsa EaF Soa Tnosy Fao
sclr Lois, Pencil, Pensacola Hurley
ARRIVED
s fE ss% y n1aFs MS ssss 5
Brig Broom sarn days Matanzas to Gins Becer sco
schr VIM Hone Boles 10 days from Savannah to NJ Harrison xso
Steamboats,.
Catherine Hays Bmndenburg, from White River.
esiSsis En SsStfh from ' MG Shreveport
Ut boswell, Cathcart, from the Coast
New World ), Moore, from Camden; =,
F Fss S'ss5 Ss s;d kr''; f $S;p
Swamp Fox Cadwalader, from Point Pleasant
''"'Gf the 'G 'a p
Towbo9t Porpose Brown frcG the down and
s john ~ S an a ks' h a@& w ss sn up ship
MEMORANDA
ts The Georgia picked Wednesday Captain
five of the of the ship Lucy Ann from verpuo yous
reported lost oil the Reefs of Grand Gazesrs.
w Barbour Capt Aet arrived Yesterday from
ago which she left the 10th reports
the brig Brownsville to sail on the 18th for this port
board the shooners were port
argng Mexican anchor the
EXPORTS
NEW YoRk y, s so bids Tobacco 1853 Ibis
beef IS bb OIL 80 ties hams SO bales pele IS pkss mdse
BoSToN-Per ship Bay State cotton bbIs pork
do -four do Whisky 2O4 tcs AS b lard 1922 SKIS
pkgs mdse, 1900 slaves.
BALTMOREPers ship Charles 1874 bales cotton,
pork bbl Is hhds sugar 425 bbs 1876 kegs
whisky 1903 hhds meat, 81 bxs tobacco bales kgs
NEW YORK-Per ship osweso bags cotton 57Ts bbls
-four 1903 ties SIG b 600 kegs er 81 hb pork 81 grease hides
hhds tobacco, "a pkgs mdse.
LIVERPOOI1-Per ship Windemere bales cotton.
LyERPOOI-Pes ship Maria: cotton l7s
pkgs mdse
TRIESTE-Per ship Medallion 1863 bales cotton.
BOSTON-Per bark cotton OlI bills pork
flour, 1908 bb 1853 ties lard 35 ties lard OIL hides
BARCELoNA-Per bark Rosa: cotton 1000 slaves
PENSAC0IPer sc -four 30 do pork 800 sacks
\ corn, 0casks bacon and sundries.
IMPORTS
BORDEAUX-Pe ship Radius: hs bills
h 81 bs brandy rs sarnes w Yredenbgh dcO
hi pipes 80 ar brandy III hhds wine - cases
brandy Iose56 pipes h do wine Dupra
Iepenne Fere50d do Boyer Clasure
wine Careel2 hhds do Dillingham; hhds 40
wne Or bills brandy Pnet co-l0 h bbls brandy
s55 &col5 pipes brandy 40
nj Seignoe25 hhds do Estrugog3 pkgs Dhol7
ar pps uam aS pkg 4 MaignWl hi ppes brandy Bud
dek Bnacl do Barrst-l6 Duntze
IkensS pigs mdo de Fueutos &eolOo hid. "a
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FIATBUATS.
AT Jefferson City
Fuget's boat: 1870 tons bran, master.
CONSIGNEES

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4s ia ss '5aj wess .s
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Departures OF the Collins and Cunard Steamers
FROM LIyERPOOL

ASIA, DR. for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, es
NIAGARA, (Br.) for BOSTON. SATURDAY. March g.
PACIFIC, (Am.). for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, TO-
EUROPA, (Br.) for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, 49,
CANADA, (Br.) for BOSTON. SATURDAY, 90
ATLANTIC, Gam for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, "a
AFRICA DR.. ..... for NEW YORK.. SATURDAY, a.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON Cry.

!
Friday Evening. March 10 1852 7
Arrived during the past week sos Beeves 176 Hogs sol
Sheep Al Mich Cows and 04 Calves and Yearlings The
supply of Beeyes Veal Cattle and Sheep closes rather
scant and with firm market. The stock of Hogs is
ample for present demand The market Mich Cows is
dull. with about IS head on sale
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COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton bales. Tobacco hhds
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1851 .........15 $3.50 1851
Received past week. 51.297 2743
=. previously ..9SS 92l=10420lS 1864 -14.407
1857 40s 1925
Exported past week. go. 53T42 1858
=. previously. $40 3S3= s74125 2S627 =3O195
Stock on hand not cleared. .... 1888 2S3 Sy0Ss
TOBACCO-Increased receipts have given the market a
rather better assortment for buyers select from in
sequence of which they have operated freely though
prices have still been rather in their favor Up to Thurs
day night 400 hhls had been sold nearly all at
range of 35a for crop, and yesterday we noticed
fhrther sales of $50 hhds including 131 at l6 80 at
SO, 81 at 321, 1853 (not before reported) at 4h@5
and 63 old Mason County on private terms Our
quotations For Lugs, 22<031i Leaf Inferior to
Common, aA0416; Fair to Fine, AZ d5 Choice and
Selections, 5At06e q fb,
SUGAR-The demand in the Sugar market has been
fair during the greater part of the week. as the
cepts have not been large prices have been well
tanned The sales including 1900 hhds taken yesterday
embrace $500 hhds at the following range of figures
feror to Common, 2O31a Fair, 3HGD43; Prime and
Choice, 45sfD5Ae y tb.
Weeks receipts, 6452 hhds-exports, 363l
MOLASSES-The receipts of Molasses have been mo-
dsrate, and have mostly been taken they landed a
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@rAn DARE AND BLooby dRotsb. i--if lltyer bHsoft
truly is Kentucky entitled to the cogbtmen Of tile
g Dark and Bloody Ground'' Almost every paper VIZ
receive has nttice of ARRAY, in which blood spit
by the use Of the bowie knife pistol To the s1lrr
minded and pehceable citizen the frequent records
scenes Of violence and bloodshed distressing md
alarming 1t is impossible to shut the eyes to the
increase Of murder in State. Where Is it 10 end
Where is the remedy, The increase Of murder
dero5 assaults is beyond question owing to the perneous
habit OF carrying concealed weaponsgong armed to the
trtti-cHcased as IL in revolyers and bowiekniv
Tn" remedy lies alone believe. in the punishment
tr fun extent oi the law of every one who commits
der Q" injuries his fellow being with pistol or knife Let
the jurics and the officers do their duty fully and faith
fully hang every desperate imprison him in the State
Prison, who assaults anl kills wounds another with
weapon; aud Sont-vcry the records Of bloody
bucherrs would grow small by degrees, and beautifully
less II is the iInpunity from punishment which
to be imeiou to the sword Of Justice that nourshes
and incitcS the commission OF many murders and
derous assaults [shcby News.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT The .,elebrated A,1

GREAT EXCITEMENT-Th celebrated Nine
- LAMONT from Barnnm's Museum NewYerk
this from her Biloxi
residence No. ia Calon!slst between Perddo
Streets the reception Of all
Revelations the scientific principles Phenology
The favorable and prediction Jenny
Lind during Sewrans has
known The Long residence OF Madame Ion.
bdostan
advantage OF occult knowledge possessed
Per@ns law suits pending viii find it their avan
age to give he IA
city being limited she has
ti'ty Gents ladies and One Dollar
X ENCING ACADEMY-By Messrs. G. & i.
ROsfERE Of Common and ST. Charles streets
fessOFs the noble Aart of sctt-Deencs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-20

CLEAR swINDLE-A fellow recently arrived at the
Gibson House, Cincinnati having down from Dayton
the railroad He complained to the Clerk that be had
been swinded having been compelled to pay 81 SO for
his passage The Clerk who in his customer
celent subject for joke assumed considerable anxiety
and inquired Of the Hooser what train he
. I believe they called it the freight train sir''
'Oh. yes, 1 see; and they neglected to weigh you
before they started? Well you hare Seen swndled
enough
The Clerk took him out, had him weighed pinned Il
large label upon his back, masked cheese '1S3
pounds first class freight fifteen cents per hundredcare
of Dayton r. r. Depot The young fellow then left under
the firm impression that although he had paid 81 50 to
down he would get back for tUeny cent9.'
the freight 1873
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-20

The Oldest Chiffonier in Paris recently died,
,eayne his son fortune 5000 francs pretty snug
,t7 be picked out of heaps OF rotten cabbages and
,tng flesh the refuse and leayings of the city, fire.
IA yrud table,
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DIR. Ba,lili9eg's
Celebrated BODY-BRACE,
Or. Patent Lace.

FoR THE RELIEF AND GURE OF TIE FOLLOWING DIS
EASES, ri-:
WEAKNESS OF THE BREAST BRONCHITIS, StiORTNESS or
Breath Pain in the Chest Weakness Bleeding Palp
aon Of the Heart Dyspepsia Cosveness Piles Back
Spinal Affections Falling Bowels Prolapus
Down. Irregular Painful Proae Menstruaon tendency Abor
on and PAINFUL Pregnancy and the bad shape incident Child bearing
and disposition Dropping Longing and Wearne biua Bilious
Coils Sickness and Chronic Darrhoea and all pecul
to Males Females
Sold only by DR.. SHERMAN, Agent for the South,
At his office, 10 St. Charles street, NewOrleans
~ LADIES fitted with the Brace at Mas. SHEIMAN No. ls
Chsrl mil! lvlAW
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED

mi, First Municipality; mi" Second Municipality .ns
Third Municipality The figures the number Of H.
Posts at which the vessels Iay.1 " -
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OF a new book, generally look at the end
first for authors, if they have any light commonly
contrve show little towards the tail piece like glow
worms TMOuntford
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w ws VIZ. ~ ". " sss, ~. No. r.
sys.' ao. @4 q Il a. ssa III es, a ' %
NEW YoRR-f-r ship John Spar: Assorted mase.
PARLIAMENTARY .hp William: Assorted mas,
fGW YoRK-Per ahip conoro Assorted nl1se.
seisher aco wig 900 '' "'''''e' Una
sAvANNAH-Per sr VIM ries order
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
G "A. e ss5ss s s sz IT..
rz%i deos hid. tobacco
TOTAL 800 hhds tobacco, 10 bales cotton
HARD Natcez No2 81 alea cotton FeoSs
@S aG dssRF s'g eo,rs GsG slE ac k
a.; e byqs pfsssl5
1899 las: eas ssI''n' NJ F"s" d'a Wright 4''s'''
%s sss s Se %r e s % ssss f s
ac:s Robbins Arlington aeo2 Cherry Henderson Robson
e. 1 sa Hs sy.ssa 1 sls. go s e
sssfss" Ge o..ss b hs
Total i36 baes cotton
ss1 sS; s asst o'fs ,
,f ses9s ~
sffs:s$ ~
s Wright Green asss ss st.aas Rsn d J.
HqsG EGO w i %Is9. aSS Sl;s.
oss "a, sso1o FsIIGrs. Il, s5ssaw?o Pemy
ISL bales ''s eS ss.''e' do HILL Mclean A'"S do h'd''
s9 e. steamer Echo l5 bAes cotton Q Nelson
acoi39 Tuner Wilson dcos1 Bradley Wilson aoo57
eoa brnnder Williams &coi Mckee Buckley dco29 Payn.
iarrisnn36 Buchannon Gro4 10
Rohhns Arlington MAmoe trrin Aos Robson Alien
Wright Williams &co4 Moon Titus aco-4 Smith,
Vat DeSauls5 do Fearn Donegsn 4so5 hides i p-lires
Wright, Williams co23 hides Turner Wilson bales
|
WHITE RIVERPer steamer Hayes 90 bales cotton Felowes
foi5s do stide Green &co do Meemore turrn
fieh!d 46 do WlllamsI0 DO Robson Alen96
80 DO 81 bags wheat Greenwood deos0 bags Williams
liss Eco. ID i
box mineral Anderson-i &co-9 do Z n
ainfrl do Pollard koiot Of hides,
bales ' "
POINT PLEASANT-Per Swamp
Ryre &eoi do Frellsen Wright Williams
fnes2T Williams Phillips Cummings. Stewart &cos5 do
6orren Bro20 RnE MeAIahou PearsaIGnJ
Cocks &co-iO Powel-s3 Nteuberger Gco-e0 ii pomroy
kcoTotnl, SIS bale. '
CoAST-Psr sugar II bbls moaes
Dc Eguna95 10 hhds
Crquharl06 IL hhds COiyier-2
Ihompsonsl bs molasse deo-4 bbls moas
Degs!as PLEASANT hcoTo 1872 hhds sugar molasses
MoBILEPer cotton W Hoyt-s 10
Jury keo-Totsl IS bales cotton. ~
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NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET.
EXCHANGE.

CORRECTED DAILY BY w. w. WHITE & CO.
Exchange Office % Camp street of Common street
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Caution,

Caution.
PERSONS RUPTURED
against ULATED HERNIA horrors but in pro,
ery constructed and well adapted TRUSS
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RIVER AND MARINE.

E,OR ANY PORT IN THE MEDPrER-
Il RANEAN.The Ctciah brig faps. Gar-sAEES
is ready to receive freight Fer
any port tia Mediterranean apply 1 ~
mills BsRELLf CO, 81 Cor1d,on sirsesz
L'OR ANY PORT IN THE MEDITER- -
a. RANEAN-The brig ERcuLE be raadv to receive Il s
freight WEDNESDAY, partirfiars slpIy
mills BAREIII & co, fiil11nn .t-sat
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To sai on TUESDAY, March %, positively. sas
NOR CHAGRES.-Regular Line.-1he Ia
T. AL and very fast sailing MECHANIC Cautain
Matthew Cox having returned Chagrss aud
ready fitted with berth will sail She last trim
down and back in days and IN offers
Inducements safety speed immediate
pieiion should be made board Tier op
Toulouse street, to R NJ HARRISON Co.
mhl3 WICkHAN Cuunp s.v.et
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Lands Sacred and Classical.
THIRD WEEK.
IN COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE HALL. ST. CHARLES strict
GLIDDON'S
GRAND TRANSPARENT PANORAMA,
Nine Hundred Feet Long of the RIVER EGYPT NuBIA
One Thousand Seven Hundred Twenty Ales With
Oral Descriptions and Oriental Music.
EVERY EVENING hapast O'Clock SATURDAY Az
rERNOONS ct half pastl2. Doors open half before
- Admisson-Atuls Fifty Gents, Children Twenty-Five
Schools over TWENTY-FIVE pupils, at Twenty Teachers with
Schools Free ~ For other particulars programme mil
Y YCEUM LECTURES.-The Committee upon
the Lycenm and Library that the COURSE
VI LECTURES will be delivered by Professor L. SMITH,
University ouisana consist Eight Dseonrss
CHEMISTRY.
Professor l.. KoPPEH, North who has eura with
and Smithsonian Institutes Boston Washington
tra:ei upon GREECEis Antiquities
BY resolution Of tie Board
tickets admission the remaining
lessor j. LAWRENCE SMITH, npon the following euns:
Ticket admitting Gentleman Ladies .........
lleRe admitting one person. 3
EVENING the 9Th halpast O'Clock contau,
EACH FRIDAY and TUESDAY EVENING alter the Coarse is
completed. NJ K. JENNINGS,
A. FOSTER ANON,
FREDERICK CAAlERDEN.
NILS Committee the and Lycenm
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SkcoNn NtNcftAlTrI N0l1h ~ 0r9.efs-
VHNHE undersigned Collector Of stite Faxes.
hereby notify all persons Sal.4 m I'm 5
for the year is5l, and those ior LICENSES - $50
Lafayette line Lake Poatchayir.a' -
Room No. 49, in the Municipal Hail lSy g,t a. -
P. NJ. within the time prescribed by law.
TpnNAc tEtf7u'
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WHlSKY--Best odd ir,sll alnl. y ifIss y. I.,L
w sale by JOHN ToNLg, :, lak Il -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-07-22

The PRosPEcT. -The Washington cor
respondent of the Cleavsland True Demo.
crat says
The absorbing subject here is the Pres
idential campaign. Our news from Massa-
chusetts is cheering to the friends of liber-
~. New York rebels against. both. the
Wing and Democratic Platforms Not
outstanding so many leaders of the Barn
burners have gone back 10 the Democratic
party many Of the rank and file we are as
sured stand firm. The doings Of the Pitts.
burgh Convention are looked forward ia
with great interest. Never was the moral
power OF the free Democrats SO apparent.
1t is admitted on a.! hands that the fate of
candidates depends on the action OF that
party, Both hang trembling upon the course
pursued by the friends. of freedom. This IS
as it should be. 1t is the very object for
which the advocates Of humanity united
If they stand firm and true to their princi.
pies at the next Presidential election, one
of the parties will take position on which
honest, Conscientious politicians can rest"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-07-22

KossuTH HAS GoNE.-The distinguished
Hungarian left in the Africa, on Wednes-
day, secretly, in order to avoid notorcty on
his arrival in England. He was accomPa-
MED by his wife, Colonel Count BethIen and
Mr., Arnaud Goegg, a German democrat OF
this city. His passage was taken in the
name Of another, in order that his depart
ure might not be known.
In announcing this fact yesterday, the
Abcnd,Zeitung, which, by the way, trans
lates our late remaks on Kossuths mission
with many complinents-indulges in th'
severest reflections on the conduct OF th'
Americans in respect to him ; but 1t Il
equally severe on its fellow.ciountrymen
the Germans, and we suspect that nelthc
Of the assaulted parties will be able to rePI
to the structures, because of their Justice
So much was said Of Kossuth when ne al
rived, and so little has been done tor HIN
that the editor Of the Zeitung " bushes ic
his counlrymen and his adopted land. ~
Y. Eoeaing Post.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-07-22
--latest News.

Congress have accomplished little or nothing,
for the last two weeks A bill affecting sundry al
terations in the postage law rather to hederimcnt
OF the country press or at least to the advantage
Of the city over the former already half ruined,
has passed the House, and if those Senators, not
under city influence don't do their dlty, will pass
the Senate also.
new and serious difficulty has sprung up
between the U. s. and Great Britain, respecting
our New Foundland Fisheries By the treaty
of 1918, the Americans were not to pursue the
business ",cthin three miles of any coast, or bay"
SC, North Of the u S., boundaries, but under
the understanding Of both governments, till lately
they have prosecuted the business up to a line
within three miles Of the shore within the bays
all round, as well as without. But the new Brit
ish ministry, have given fresh Interpretation to
that treaty and say the line Of exclusion is to be
drawn from the outermost headIands, and that the
Americans are not to approach within three
miles of that, which throws them wholly out of
those extensive bays, that set in for hundreds
of miles, and constitute our most valuable fish
ing grounds. Under this new construction sew
era of our vessels have been seized by British
armed cruisers, and small armed feet of Brit
sh vessels is on the way to our coast for the
same purpose. If Gen. Jackson was now at the
helm, an American feet would soon be on the
way to meet thcm-as 1t is, we fear our govern
ment will fail to meet as it should, this con.
temptible quibbing Interpretation Of the new
British ministry.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-07-22
Caution 10 Dyurcists and The p,,bgc


The unparalleled and astonishing efficacy Of Dr. Wis
taI's Basam Of Wild Cherry in all the diseases for which
us recommended-curing many cases after the SIX II o
and increasing demand for IT, This fact has cous ed m
prncped counereters and impitators to palm off spr
GUS mixtures, similar name and appearance genuine Bal
sam
BE NOT DECEIVED IMPosTERs
The public should be careful to get the genuine article
as the limitations and cohnerfes being got up by those
mo know nothing of medicine, of The diseases of the
human system, are entirely unsate and dangerous
From the Columbus (Ga.,) Enquirer, Feb. 8. 1878
wIsTARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
We have an utter abhrolnce for all kinds of pus and
especially such as are calculated msead ile public
as to the virtues OF patent medicines There arc doubtless
maj eacl penny nnstrums. daily tendnd aud hourly
used, which are not only of value, hut absolutely
deeterOus to the physica Imam There other
extracts, &c not embraced peadventure, in the phur
mnceutc arrangements OF the apothecary regular
physician, that in certain cases. Of value THAI
all the prescriptions If put together. Wistars Basam o
Wild Cherry is admitted by the concurrent testimony
those who have proved its virtues to be Of the letter Casa
In colds and consumption, asthma and chueric coughs
well in other kindred diseases, it has been used with
almost universal success In climate changeabe as
this, supernduCng and aggraVang the family Of disease
above alluded to- this medicine has value not 10 be est
mated
Buy none without the written signature Of l. BUTTS oil
the wrapper, II you would avoid inposit ion.
AGENTS for WISTAR'S BALSAM.-Redfeld l. Graz
mis- S. X. Collins, Montpelier; John A. S. White, F.
Smith, AdamlHobart, NOrthfed John P. Hale, Planfed
utnam & Wooster, Marshfeld j. NJ. Richardson, Waits
field b. F. Goss Waterbury; E. Perry & Co., Cabot.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-07-22

FOREIeN NEws.-The Canada, Atlantic, and
Asia have severally arrived since our last. In
England fearful riot had occurred at Stock
port, between the Catholics and Proteetants, in
which several houses and one chapel OF the
Catholics were demolished, ami many persons
killed or injured. The British parliament had
been prorogued by the Queen in person. The
crops in England and Ireland, and especially the
potatoe crop in the latter, were exceedingly
promising.
In France, refusas to take the oath were null
tiplying, and arrests and banishments were &C.
curing in still greater proportion, while in
cendiary fires and other evidences of general
disafecton were being constantly reported from
the interior departments.
From the rest Of Europe we find little of mnch
interest or Importance.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-07-22

J. Mp. Willis is desroua of fighting n duel
with John Van Buren,, in consequence, as he
says Of the latter having overstePped the limits
of the bar in his defence of Forrest is the assault
and battery case. John thinks it too warm to
fight.
TERRIBLE STEAMBOAT ACcIDENT-Steam-
boat st. James, while returning to New Orleans,
on the morning of the 9Th inst burst her boil
ers, killing so persons, including Judge Isaac
Preston of the Supreme Court, Mr.. Wolf the
cooperation Attorney, and other prominent
citizens, and many women and children, who
were returning from various watering places on
Lake Pontchartrain. The ST. ]. it is said was
racing with Mobile boat
CHOLERA IN OHIo,--Reports from Columbus,
Ohio, state that considerable cholera and not a
little panic prevails there. Five or six fatal
cases day accrrred. The public institutions,
however, have had no cases as yet