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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1852-12-22

who every day surround me-independent
men, such as those whom [ address. to
guide me by their council, to bring back nv
authority within proper limits, if it could
ever quit them.
81 take from this day, with the crown,
the name of Napoleon the Third, because the
will of the people has bestowed it on me in
their acclamations, because the whole ma
ton has ratified it. Is it then to be inferred
that, in accepting the title fall into the
error imputed to the prince, who, returning
from exile, declared null and void all that
had been done in his absence?
Far from me be such a wild mistake.
Not only did recognise the governments
which have preceded me, but inherited
in some manner all that they have accom-
plished eff good and of evil for govern
ments which succeed one to another, are.
Notwithstanding different origin, liable for
their predecessors; but the more complete
~ that accept all that for fifty years histo-
ry transmits to US, with their in6exible
authority, the less it has permitted me to
pass in silence over the glorious reign of
the head Of my family; and the regular,
though ephemeral title of his soa, whom the
two Chambers proclaimed in the last burst
of vanauished patriotism.
Thus then the title of Napoleon the Third,
is not one of the dynastc superanuated pre-
tentions which seems to be an insult to
good sense and truth it is the homage
rendered to government which was light
mate, and to which we owe the brightest
pages Of our modern history. My reign
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-28
From Panama.

We have received the Panama Star up to the 18th inst
The Star in article justly excorating the
robberes perperated by steamship agents at that place
says that the prices the Golden Gate which sailed on
the 11h at first put $3.50 for Storage passage with
BERTH and 5000 for deck passage. Two days before the
steamer sailed the tickets for deck passage put
to $50 thus swnding those who had already purchased
out of $50 each The Star publishes from steerage
passengers on the Edorado Of Rowland Aspnwalls
line in which they state they treated like brues
Between uetre and fifteen hundred passengers the
Golden Gate. Every available worthy vessel in the
port of Panama up for San Francisco the 18th
and the of transportation not
with the demand. large number of passengers
in Panama who have paid their passage through the
steamers, and cannot get away The companys agents
will not refund their money and they obliged wait
1t is feared that many deaths will the Golden
Gate, in cOnseluence OF the immense crowd.
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C0PFEE-There has been fair demand in the Coffee
market during the greater part of the week though the
expectation of intelligence from Rio by vessel in
two ~. w. saln. sum up 5000 hagg k,'' at OK
trcnc raIn u .0 a y ID for ordinary Id to prime
Three caTgoes arrived during the week from Il. DE-
Janeiro making the direct imports since the lat Of Sep
tember $4,000 bags The stock in first hands last
ing, was about 16 200 bags "a
r CANDLESTherc has been some inquiry for Star Can
dies and about 1900 boxes have been sold at l616st
p ib.
HAY-Two lots embracing $500 bales Western Hay,
store, at $40 90 y ton,
LIME-We have yet no important sales to notice The
rates from second hands 81 37l10S1 40 2 bhi for
Thonaston. etc.
LEAD-Not sale is yet reported.
HEMP-We have not heard of transaction in this
article, in market for several months.
TALLOW-We continue to quote city rendered at ".
and Western at Cd H. but without any sales Of
quence.
change and have been made at 122
f13ad for Cotton to Liverpool 7St to Iavre and Mar
seies 116e to Trieste 10 to Boston, etc. Yesterday
ship taken for Liverpool at 5sd for Cotton.
EXCHANGES-We have had rather better demand
for Exchanges particularly for domestic bills. and
quotations
sterling. .l0s14 ID lo9A
francs 52273fGo3g
Network sixty day Bills. A21ac y ct. disc.
slght Checks on Newfork. 1sfDl q CT DISC
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IscEnDIAnTsM-The Office of Justice Shepherd in San
Francisco set fire and burned the night Of thu
2th ut boy about Is years of age arrested and
he confessed the deed stating that gave him go to
do it,
MASuFAcTrRERs' MEETISG.-The mechanics and ma,l.
facturcrs of San Francisco have held meeting for
purpose of entering their protest against the ordinance
imposing tax goods manufacturedand sold in the
Agriculture has begun to engage the attention of i-
zens in all parts of the State.
The MoRMoNs-The San Francisco Picayune of the LIST
nt says By the mail carrier from the Daes TO Oregon
we learn that had reached that place from the Great
Salt Lake of revolution 1t is said the Mormons were
arming and terrifying themselves and had published
Declaration of Independence in which they asserted their
full determination to set Republic for themselves u
Observation-Disclosures has been discovered near Sac
ramento and large quantity of lime has already been
manufactured.
NEw PAPER "A new paper, to be called the Democratic
State Journal, is to be started at Sacramento.
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8 BY J. A. BEARD & MAY, Auctioneers.
MONDAY. March Il 1850 and the fnllnw.


~ al ~ O'Clock saeh nys BE- sold at anetion Mt the
hlea'.e 2ales fsoon, magazine street Newcrieans-
~ ~ " iessiaaSs snnhs approved March IL
co. an hc ohceEhe forton Of the baure IN front
~. ana ~ conformity win spec'a
& ne ortFTsn me second and owners
ne sin al more fuiy set forth b5 ps
as me plan OF j. ~ eard referred 70 said special act
% made snd signed before H. b. Cenas Eq Notary Public
na|a sI,e ~, iroi- -, xra,-..n
~ y LOIS " ooosp ~ re lilet bounded By New Leve.
ruito common hn lanai ssfss eaen iot having three fronts
eaIt r M d G;r ., ne aI oeenasd q new iyee
. roh 70 v hclusve.
Ii. Pm, ~ on d., r p. IN rren. TSss s'ree's
y :, o. ron. on uh u Front Le.ts streets. Lot no.
" III M, pn5 sna s.,ses
ICY LIE " .rt.oosD, poandea ~ rev ievee rni-
~" n'sih9 RON 70 o
" IL " 4,eN tssee ana 5rHver streets
La, @ IL La,ee ana uh street,
. c, u " ~ A-' i"i " 10 f'h " we" 's'es hho
evs FaItsn povi d , u hs ate Goufasa 9y ss
acve Lot Of Fulton New Ievee and Poy
Layette Fulton and
evee LOU g. 49, H. 49,
New streets, ~ : -
LOTS Or GROUND in the square bounded nv New
levee Fulton Lafayette
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NEW ORLEANS:
SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY %.
AFTER FROM CALIFORNIA
Arrival of the Cherokee.

The steamship Cherokee, Lieut.. IL. X. Daven-
port, commanding, arrived yesterday in six and
u half days from Chagres, bringing the Califor-
MIA mails with ten days later intelligence. The
propeller West Wind sailed from Chagres in
company with the Cherokee. The United States
sloop-ol-war Cyane was at Chagrcs on the 17th
also the Dutch frigate Prince of Orange. Both
vessels sailed for San Juan on the 18th.
The steamer Crescent City sailed from Chagres
on the 10Th for NewYork, with 81 100000 in
gold dust on freight, and three hundred passen-
gers.
John b, Weller (democrat has been elected
United States Senator for California
The Cherokee brought between three and four
thousand in gold dust on freight, and upwards
of 100000 came in the hands of passengers
The following is a list of passengers
Geo Dcnnet and boy. Mr. Mongier o Il shpley and
lady. johnson. Lassel Gatlick. Miss Mary Deni-
son and servant Freeman, J Story, NJ Pemdry W r
Ycanars. DAWSON, G Taylor, I W Ioote, Smith
NJ Alvrplcy ] Finn, Weldon, Riley. G Keyssn. W
l. Anderson 7 Hall. g Manning q Abbot and son
Cooper L Mass Eickord Carr, Jas West Griffith
Hubbard, W Webb Donnaltl q |. Moore. j II Town
send Geo Smith Benton. p W Ryan. J Harris, B
ert. } II Mosley. j lIonand, W Justie j Eoreston ]
Issanes Il Darham Rosston, l. Gomges, D Watkins,
~ Elsison. a Mooney H Gatwood !. Giion j HOPKINS
~ Dowd Wallace, W Lott $ Dremcr VI McBane
Celer NJ Goodtellon. Epuson, IL Mofit, Simnolt r
Brother G Good. Bathley, + NJ Denica " Whler ;.
Ashmon. j Bathley, Davis. Il Matney. II W Bum
oneiy Buxton. Davies Castland, Il Gaylord, W
Ashnore, J Ecnberger, G W Welch j K Chlds. Thomas
Robinson, 5 Wright, q Gowland, Thos Turnail Isaac
Watkins NJ Hill Crowe A Bird j jacobs C Good
Avvh II johnson j saylor 3 Rice Mintlirn Jr lar
er > IL Dryden. II G Briggs and boy Payne r. Mar
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

j Pal 81 5ils flour do lard
ss;$ s q *; ss L I Il: Es
81 S k, A.! l.sas Iy
Pss Egsae 50 b do ass 0 Ssn@3 70
sSs'sEs sSsssfS SesisS H Hs3,
as5 S S '' S sa" as De sss.
&c n"f?s d q. s 50 se % ts sf
90? s sss ss. sss ,..,as. 1s
= q; ilE1 s' 6 ;i.s. e E5S
4 H seass f fs eat aso
g S % Do s Hsis ss1ss Ssn
s Il. Ssa . la hs %ase T : rh
a I[s ter nso Sts Col ae. sbs Lard
Avery-sundries = '''S ''''1 to D0sef r''ey
fss III ~ s ss Tsy Ss. s cs
dasy ks ssssn lSS. sssss SSd
@ is;;1 s1% .s
iS s :s;s: Tf;:
> s s KEGS a4 Fsyss s:: N;
s s "'y .sss ss so do yS
ssss s s b b * sS hs
1S1asFi @ s lis pork i. t.;
s sS do meals Is, = h1gl a "5 lob @ % BE
n.y. ss%"Sss s 5yG"@ o ss
~ IS 18TH. ID eSs,y s9ss % is
s% SfSss 80 h msi Sy d % ri apples
yn %so do .P% n Nn1S Ranttt TO- tales
ss hs sP s ssPP f. ~ '"
Reindeer; 1889 SKIS conn., 800 do oats $50
"e Sis ad s ST. s 1sF p Ss
s@s e. 4s,s @ fs dorm dor 50 10
ls'' sss @iS f;fs do d
P % S col s,s. "s Ss
1 cC@ve sS4 Sa ss cS s e0s Os box mus
LouIsvLLEPer DR. aey; $40 lard 80 do lard oil
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Departures of the Collins and Cunard Steamers
EROM LIEERPOQL

cAMBRIA tBr) for BoSIoN SATURDAY February
ATLANTIC, (Am) for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, II.
AFRICA tBr) go. for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, IL
AMERICA, (Er). for BOSTON aTURIlAY ~
ARCTIC, tAm.). for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, 75
ASIA (Brl for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, IS
- (Br)...... for BOSTON. SATURDAY. March
PACIFIC, tAm,). for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, TO-
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NOW EXHIBITING.
AT THE
SECOND MUNICIPALITY HALL.

ID
ADAM AND EVE IN PARADISE,
prosenng the TEMPTATION AND EXPULSION Dainrd for
Charles OF France These sublime works Of art pLch aa
weged M the finest Exhibited in thu States were
exhibited NerSork and other
eleven Europe to the universal two million
80 ~
evening. ''
f Admission the whole week, Fifty Cents Schools sia.ed ON
liberal erms. ~ "
The ageHi Responsibility informs the r.teas WtleEn tst
tasi Pc M t'nt Original PAINTINGS yn wrGp p.yai IN
thy. ytF III !aEua,y, l.Gs. "
~ as4Ntpt0g S,,tE eysry sfsgir ~ ks Pail asseb,
w @a'' II NJ Ns.A's i'm b ,sss Il liz ssa., fssa
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MADEIRA WINES and SAFE
,uERNAN,s PATENT ELASTIC
A RRIyAL OF Nine. ADoLpHE.-THE

a RRIN All Of Mime. ADULP HE.-IHE UNI
N GINAl. UNSURPASSED AND Justly CELEB TED Mime.
sDOI,PfIE THE UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED GREATEST
SYMPArfilEsT IN THE WORLD, MD The SANE nSTINss
,;ITSIiEp LADY WHO CREATED THROUGH HER MARVELLOUS
EVEIA TONS OF THE asst AND PRESENI As WELLAS
THE CORRECT PREDICTIONS FTHEFUrURE, SUCH INTENSE
tSCIJEMEST IN ENGLAND. FRANCE AND THE PRINCIPAL.
CITES OF THE UNITED STATES THAT QUEEN VICTORIA PRE-
SESTEp HER WITH ACtSTEY d. OND RRoACH AND DANfL
WEBSTER WITH A RICHLY IEWELEp ENG, Is NOW n NEW
ORLEANS, READY RECEIVE VISITORS At THE WESTERN
VEfANDA HOTEL. CORNER OF TCHo9pIIoulaS AND 5ullA
STREETS (PRTyATE ENTRANCE ON JULIA STREET, FIFTH
DOOR FROM TCHouPilouLAS STREErl WHOM SHE WILL
INFORM ALL ABOUT TEE pASI the pRsssSf IND iSI
WHsTIADY OR HUSBAND THEY WILL. GET; OR BUSINESS
nF Every DESCRIPTION. MYSTERIOUS AND ALMOST M
POSSIBLE AS HER oEESsIoN APPshRS SHE GQhlt SESoM
NEs.DEn BY so HIGHLY RESPECTABLE SOURCES AND WITH
so ISEUsiERAsIE CERTIFICATES OF ACkA0N e DICED
EXTRAORDINARY F0WERs MD Skill ~ III PhhGtpIts
SupPjclfDN OR PROBABILITY u tSkHfflN Cls ftii'si
SIFTnN As NAVY OTHERS nov fEAefls
~ tYSSt fs fRs F,eN 81 III 81 lisisl Stsi %
C!Sef1G s.,iHE iisN fif-fssS SistEttr ssttS ~
lAshifAIles titishs fhs slst,f IL TIRE assS ilsse
ftN ~ s,SAf, sssf.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JErFERsoN Cry,
Friday Evening. February q 1852.
Arrived during the past week 1853 Beeve 1853 Hogs ITO
Sheep 95 Cows and and Yearlngs The market
has continued very amply supplied with Beef Cattle and
Yearings. The stock of Sheep in market closes but
moderate and only few offering during the early
part of the week There is good stock of Mich Cows
but few sucking Calves Offering.
BEEF CATTLE (Western) .4hD6c p fb net
(Texas) ................. GD3c p tb net
Hoes. .6D7c q fb net
SHEEP. 50 25G0$4 90 p head
MICH Cows. S2OG0S45 p head
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Selling or to Moe.

Selling or to .NOUe.
CROCKERY, CHINA, GLASS, LAMPS, or
TABLE CUTLERY, NE
The subscribers having resolved the coming will
this date offer their entire stock large
for CASH. The following Of the leading articles:
GILT CHINA TEA SETS VASES MUGS, CANDLE
STICKS, etc.
FRENCH AND IRON STONE CHINA, by the piece 0
CUT AND PRESSED DECANTERS, TUMBLERs, WINES DISHES,
etc. etc.
LAMPS OF all kinds, TABLE KNIVES AND FORKS JAPANNED
TRAYS.
SILVER PLATED CAsToRs FORKS SPOONS, etc.
BRITAN AND BLOCK TIN GOODS of all kinds.
Also COMMON CRoCKERY GLASS
WARE for country trade
We the of Hotel
Steamboats, Country Retailers the
mined stock by the LIST July preparatory
and they may expect bargains. P. r. FELL h CO.,
d2f 2m3p 81 Common street, Camp.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

.dMseyiC0.
ENTIRELY NEW PROGRAMME
MADAME ANNA BISHOP
WILL
SECOND LYRIC ENTER MENT,
PARTLY DRAMATIC COSTUMES.
Combining the attractions
CONCERT AND orERATIc SCENES,
AT THE LYcEUM HALL
ON MONDAY EVENING, March l. 1852
PART I-CoNCERT.
Popular Songs, Favorite Ballads, ETC.
Reets'ion-c Care compagne "csvatina "come per
MADAME ANNA Bishop. Dt'''''
Solo for the r aR sn foT sRDE
Ss''''A MA 4n sPfs' 1S " 81 BISHOP
l. Introduction and h nEER HERMas BRAUN
5The Lament of the Irish Emgani Ballad, sitting on
MADAME s't AN sSsi BISHOP.
%sas M ams Ballad Tito % F yss and
MADAME ANNA BISHOP AND HERR JULIUS s1EpE
PART H.-opERArIc SCENES IN COSTUMES.
Grand Seems mAD ss' AS SSsi'G BISHOP RsyfS
In the character OF Queen Elizabeth of Engiand Ate
on TfR sRm HE iii sfs 4 bR ksa
The famed Somnambuism Scene last NJ, R.,,
mo-" sa ss: siss
brilliant variation, any other
vocalist hut Madame Bish6p1
-Amina. MADAME ANNA
L.. Variations Briianes on Beethovens Waltz $1,000 i'
HERR JULIUS SIEDE,
5The Mexican Boys visit the Spanish Metropolis ronu,ar
Song, called IS La Catatunlbn,r hy ~
MADAME ANNA BISHOP.
picturesque dress OF Charro dashg country bow
Mr.. BOCtiSA will preside at the PIANO.
V Tickets, Two Dollars Dollar Dollar Tickets
uubered) be had only the One Dollar
Tickets at Music Stores and principal Hotels.
Books containing Songs English
OPERATE SCENES, in Costume Hail. Price
Twenty Cents.
- The Piano Forte used this occasion Pleyel Grand ac
ton. from W. I. Alay0s Music Store.
- Lyric Entertainments to commence at O'Clock. Doors
Fs The Third Lyric place
EVENING, ATarrh3 [fe2sl MIR. BoCfISA Manager
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BY J. p. PHILLIPS, r. ARMFIELD, Auc'r
Febrnary %. at II o'clock

~ VIII be sold Banks Arcade, with
order from the Honorable the Second DISTRICT CDart the
pariah Of Orleans, without reserv
The Negro Man WILLIAM, aged
dining belonging Lewis Mooney
teceaaed.
i1S~ Terms cash. h97
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LIST OF VESSELS m POET not CLEARED.

",l," First Municipality; snap Second Municipality "ns5
bird Municipality The LEFT hand figures indicate the of
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IMPORTS.

IMPORTS
bosIoS-Per Zip Delaware; 9l6 to Stafford eco
boSJpS-Ptr slip Norfolk: Assorted ndse
EOaToS-Per ship Telassar Assorted ndse
RIO DE IANEllsoPer bark Panama. $500 bags coffee IN or
Green & Bro. ' '"s' ''N'' ~ ''eo'ee
tyro N'tie-
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EXPORTS

NEW YORkPer ship Quebec cotton bales eerkns
li2i b Gil ties 1879 kegs lard, AS bs whisky ID oil
1912 do honr, 80 pkgs ''' - " N''
LifhHPooL-Per ship Eudoea 1906 bales cotton
Bt{DEAUAPer ship Ibonde: cotton 10 bales milan 1ol
bales 10 hhds tobacco, lls,l6 slaves. 'Nf' ~
BLlIMCRE-Pe bark Cmtona Wright cotton los hhds
and sundfics. '' ~ ANUS
Bell ASHER bark clntha 4l3 sacks slaves
PtApElPHIA-Per brig Long bacon Il, ties hams
II bDls pork, 500 hhds sugar. 100 empty casks. - " ~ '
H&NANPr sehr Cornel: cotton 170O ska corr, ,n w.,
lard, so bbs pork, % bales ' i' Tvs
NoRfoLk AND RlCHMONDPer schr Hydranger btds hid
sugar, 5o7 bbls whisky. ~ ''A'
APAlAcfilp per Banari $40 bLis nlnssas de,
Hour, $50 do whisky, IS do potatoes, sugar ~ w
-four, 20 bbls whisky, 20 bbls pork ' - " '' avn '''S
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT,
Saturday Morning, February 2S 1852.
CLEARED YESTERDAY
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-D0byns $ IHus'a.ingfo,a's

DAGUERREOTYPE AND STOCK DEPOT.
No. CAMP STREET.
This well known establishment thoroughly repaired
enlarged and improved, c propeo invite the
PICTURE ALLERY here Portraits
the superior style inish
n. BCperatcs fitted with APPARATUS
cash prices Voghtnder French, Hason
half size Tubes with Box and extra Tablets for dollars
Quick working Tubes Plates and Fech)
Stands Boxes Baths, Chemicals together with article
AGtkRREofYiE BUSINESS constantly hand, and for sale
ilrRtt
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Saturday Morning, February Is, 1852
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Br ship Eudocia, Robertson Liverpool, Jos Wilson &ce
s5 St s o isoI p. lggs. By@Tsads FueHs
'ark Clgtonia Wright, Rattle, BALTIMORE CT Meeker Sc
Or u, oaIE tiatha bruce, Belfast Duncan Kennedy
Df ig = n Long, watts, Phinielpha c Bogerl &co
schf tsornelln, 1ooltnanson Havana, Master
Scsr Lois pennell, Pensacola, Hurley
Scir Eu% barnard, Stone Apaalieola, EG Rogers &co
ochr llydrhns bridges, Norfolk md Richmond, Fosdick dco
Steamship Cherokee, Lieut. Davenport 6% Chnges to
n X Jennngs-lsf N.Y.. 70 -
Snip andusky Bolani Liverpool LIST January
ship Delaware Paten from Boston Jan 2Sd
Ship Nortolk Rogers 20 days Boston,
Ship Iasar Wood 30 Boston, Chas Deake dco-2
Bark fnn Groves 30 days from Rio Jhneo Geo Green Bro
Bark ens days Janeiro master-2d N.Y.
ser NJ Sears Nelson from Nicaragua
ter-lst my.
Steamboats,.
Aleck Scott, Swon. from St.
DR. Batey, Wilson, from Louisville.
Gen Scott, Logan, from Cincinnati
Boswell Cathcart, from the Coast
Lewis Whieman, Andrews, from Nashville.
Satehez No 2, Leatiers. from Hard Times.
Ophalin, Gordon, from Washington.
Paul Anderson Gray, from Pittsmrg
Reindeer, Montgomery, from Louisville.
ST Charles Post Mobile.
st James, Phelps, from Yazoo City.
Towtca AngSaxon Porter down and to sea
on The 10th INST ships Essex and Caroline Sesmh
Williams and scfr Nwoubcugh up ships Sandusky
Towhoat Whitney, Heatian, Pas-went down light
r,,o brought w. np ships Norfolk and Telassar
and Maryland, 'sehr Nj Sears.
MEMORANDA
The steamer Aleck Scott left 18th n-n port
for Nesoeans steamers Ca,arae-repos the River
falling, with niue feet the channel to Cairo
by Telegraph
NEW YORK. February 25-Arrived ship Memphis Noreans
Captain John Bunker died
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FOREIGN Ports.

A. Antwerp 5th e,' p jersey Day, for Rr,sea No.,
passengers for New or. OF Ne Orleans Lam Hal a -
= beiorel
Al CaAo s,h ult BARI Byron Fos. for Bait nor, Ss l,
NJ RIO Jane July ? hsrx salem Collier Tor N.. ~. -.
SD July 9o,h ship Mary Mernl, kelsn, om Bosoa) s 4.
francsco 2ld steamer Brother Jonathan, BA~a (fou s..
York Tor do bns soroc Adams. Boston prsSou, % jay -
Auckland. Woocfus from Boston Apul "a Tor Pae,se o.
At Bahia July Is bark iHdus, Thompson, or RIO JAss ,s>
A. San Juan Vic s,h inst, .chr La E.paranza cnA. hr
Haven, via New YORK. unc ard others, As before.
Cayenne lsth trR Dr. ROGERS. slower. sa.n m,
suunsm sd ut ,barA Lawrence, Clara Boston, ~ csy, al
Others, a. before.
SID rom MancabO lsi INST, bark Camilla lD4rl AID 1ns u,
Al C-niues-s about % inst, bark Midas. Jordan for Bo-
New iork days was reported below Philadelphia pu ~, s
toned GATE ct gth ous Coudoya, Dutch deg sAhss,l
"a, bark Franklin Gbhs Boston.
Sailed from Trinidad 70 l.. brs cordela. Gibbs. Bo.oa
Arr al Mausaua llst ut kBrl bars Go.efao, Do1.a. -
Boston 20 Elea Mara Treat, Demarara sA,I =.
ult., Br brig Horato, iounshusbsni. Boston
At ST. Jaso inst Mc.trose Adams. fer Ne. Var. ii
Sal - 3D. bark A T. stursess, Avery, Nes ior. fl-bns
Fabsrs, Fontaine. Philadelphia.
At Havana 4,h asst, ship. Johr W. White Nc S,,r h.sh q,
ch.; John s. Harris, Hatmon Cantoa ses. sad H,mp,o,
Young, do. Norma, BfO~n, or Nesiort i5. Case
Chi.e fri chi Benz Acsns, Coonbs sarah Bds sinravaa
Pns,s Rogers, and Am Johon, lotrop dol stAn Psrry
Tor New York 6e buts Pso Alto Spencer, o Chasoa ..
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New YORK in days schrs Surf. Mailman from Sss an
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