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CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Meteor Forbes Clagres via San Juan Harris Morgan
Ship Kentucky Phnney, Boston, Geo W Hynon
Ship Essex, W6ch, Genoa, Gifney X Lowell
Shin Emma Field, Snow, Liverpool, H Baxter
Shin AsIracan. Smith, Boston, Gins Deake
Bark Ellen A Parsons, Tay, Boston, G w Hynon
Bara i. L Trout, Coener Charleston, Cotchet Chapman
Brig Williams, Goodspeed, San Juan lie Nicaragua Brown
Rio Henry Bos er, Apslachcoa Z Rogers &eo
J3T Mount Veiou Rockingham, Havana Delvnile Moreno
Brig Rogerlne, Cromwell Charleston, R NJ Harrison kco
SrhrE Elizabeth Hull Iuthil, Athl.chcoa, IA Mitchell
Steamer Georgia, scni, Montgomery, ogleshy hiaeauay
Alabama, Roberts, Montgomery, Mcdowell r &eo
ARRIVED.
BurL Nlnto Butler fIom Havana 10 PUG Pnig
Apleby, from Bmos ST laso 18th s WHkhrn
Sch. Major Barbour Anc 81 Jago 10th inst to mister
Arsle Rgan, Corpus Christi, to masterstmy
Scr Eagle, rasro days from Apaachicola, to master Basin
Randall Narhai. Mla, days from Pensacola to master
Basin.
sr Nebiska PNrne, Port savaca TO
Steamboats,.
Chancellor o 3, Bacon, ON Louisville.
Cherokee, Mllikon from Tennessee I,iSes
California, Shirley from Nashville.
Crescent, Young, from Louisville
Empire State, Stein, from Cincinnati.
Gipsy, Ure from Bayou Sara.
Hecla, Lodwck, from Camden.
Towboat Porter Passes-brous, up Mil
laudon, schrs Arispe, Venus and Major Barbour
EXPORTS
LIyERpOOI-Per ship Emma Field. lard,
beef, 1900 bbla Hour 400 bys bacon cks ocake.
GENOA-Per ship Essex; 2417 bales
BOSTON-Per ship Asacan 1912 bales bbl
pork 81 do lard OIL 80 steane 55l bhs
50 ties hams, do beef III ros leather 1905 hides
BoSToN-Per ship Kentucky cotton
45s hides
bark Ellen Parsons 1915 hbls 1856 bb beef
"a bblA hams, 200 sacks com
cHARLEsToN-Per bark Trout hhds sugar. eks bacon,
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SPIRITUAL CONVENTIONAL convention of spirituasts
Is place shortly at Cleveland Ohio at the urgent
request of the spirits The object to call together the
mediums compare notes counsel together in relation to
recent manifestations and strengthen the of spr
itualisn.
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IHE HERRING FisHERv.-Advices from st. Johns to
January % state that the extreme cold weather has in
great measure destroyed the herring fishery.
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DEATH OF PRiNTER.-The Boston Traveller of the 9th
says: Died in this city yesterday William Adams
Vna printer aged ~ years The physician could assign
of DEATH but remarked that Nature was worn
out There but few printers whose constitutions are
not out long before they reach the agc of half
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T,,. FIRE ASSHLAroR.-Some further experiments
with phi Gpss Fire Annihilator have been made in New
Work Init the results very latterng. The expert
mrnta a m ost only demonstrated that the annhilaor
,ld nut on small fire in early stage. but it is of
Ntto ,a who II Il large building is enveloped in flames
r,o Jorna, of Commerce says After the experiments
were concluded two of the annhlators were set oil out
" doors the Tlll8eent OIL the company We placed
,ond i, th, VA, ,ol. and drew it back wet and dirty
,i, ,y ;rsarf.a IL shielded by a wooden glove and the
xposcd mart of the glove has since changed its color
W. noticed also that whel the machines were inclined
from thu perpendicular good deal of muddy water was
thrown out with the vapor. These things show that
roperty may he damaged by the annhilators as well as
Nv Croton water and suppose that the vapor would
- Va Nv injurious to the stock OF cutlery store aud
prohol ly to many descriptions OF dry goods
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FrRr psrErcr counr JOHN ATKINS TUCKER and PATTI
OF NEwORLEANs. II son and JAMES GOIDNG No. G8ll.
RY VIRTUE Of pluries writ of feri facias

son and as& t ss
eY VIRTUE of pluries writ of tieri iaoias
j. - 10 directed by the Honorable District Court OF
New Orleans the above entitled will SILL public
and Roy y on sh iSa I s it, ~, IS
certain LOT OF GROUND situate the square bounded -
l1 s sse md % aiS esss sat ont s
irf. feet inches from the Hercules
s on %seS ,.s to sA st., ,s plan s
bis SUCCESSOR s 81 n n d now IN the o e
with all the Buildings and Improvements thereon consisting
GROUND situate in the square bounded
is'sS the i So sa"s
Ss sssss o 1s %ss%'s Ne g; g.
ON ON pap br s d. aS and n Is feet ss Sn
lines, all American p'''''
vii @ @ s % sS sys s %
Whit I ld ssns .,sss months r. ps5
% % % s' 0" Int '"p5 VI - FfE f ETs"'H'
coyn!r JErSFsos. hoEY No 4osl I '''''N
UpY VIRTUE of q writ of ieri facias to me
directed by the Honorable the Third Court
% Rn s We % 1 will to sell public
nd Ro o my s 49, at
THIRTEEN VACANT LOTS OF GROUND, making part of the
@ SsS suburb a Tssma f nf"s anspy y
y ne T"s H. + asa a 49, 70 II = "a IS an, % square
] M Ss @ss
na @ on aaS 5 Broad 1 s an p 81 Lot NJ
inches front Broad by depth
each 81 feet inches front Broad BY les feet depth
80 forms the Dabad and Bread
~ inches front Broad street. depth Dab
sac 30 feet Dbie street. by 1871 feet Ii inches depth
Seized in the above suit
TERMs-Tbis
defnivey niudcad to the highest last bidder
bring twelve months credit the purchaser furnishing good
viz properly ''' ~, JAMES p FREREr
iel0 ~ NH Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
%n I Ps,ssr oorHr FRANCOIS LAGOON AND L.
HpY VIRTUE of an alias writ of fieri facias
~ to directed by The Honorable District Court OF
Newor"ns in the above entitled proceed public
agGn a the s"n1a Of The City Exslspgs St. Louis
ACERTAN JUDGMENT rendered on the 1871, div Of Nav 1871 IN
hundred dollars, with legal
sa until paid and costs the said judgment
District Court Of SewOreans being the number
hundred and thirty nine Of the docket of Court.
| Seized in the above suit.
| Terms cash the spot. JAMES p FRERET
tels y 70 mi Sheriff OF tho parish of Orleans.
FIFTH Dsrprcr CouRrllR. AND j. WATSON Vs. Capt TAYLOR
| oFNEwoRlsANs. and OWNERS OF STEAMSHIP LIBERTY
| - - No. 5i53
| EpY VIRTUE of writ of feri facias to me
directed by the Filth District Court
entered into between the parties sell
at public auction in the Ronda the City Exchange St Louis
| O'Clock
The steamship LIBERTY, together Furniture Taeke,
Mississippi opposite the Second Municipality Ferry Landing
| Terms cash on The spot @ JAS. P. FRERET,
| fels I'd Sherfof the Parish OF Orleans.
| MH- DR. DALTON has this day received some
genuine desiring protection the
Small Pox by application DR.
d. at his office No 80 ST. Charles street. d20 at?p
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pIscovERy MuRDER.-A dispatch from Rochester,
NY. dated February 9. says:
To-day there discovered under the floor of small
hoyel in of the back streets of this city the body of
who it is supposed, murdered short time ago
by his own wife, who aided in the deed by man.
The police are in active search after the guilty parties
Another dispatch from Albany dated the 10th says:
Sheriff Van Hyck arrived in this city from Rochester
search of the murderers of Mr. Anthony whose body
discovered on Monday in old barrel few days
prior to the discovery named Morris and his
family who had been boarding with the deceased left for
this city and made application to the emigration agent
for passage to Newly ork pleading destituton He sent
Sheriff this morning. Upon searching the man and
woman, there found concealed in their belts sixty
three dollars and two keys known to have belonged to
the deceased On the likewise found a large
case-nife with edge as keen supposed be
the instrument OF Death Morris and his wife about
As years of age and aye two children. girl about 10
years. md an infant months old
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or,v. ,uowp,,c,-when the propeller NewYork was
ohort 10 sail for Chagres Saturday the 18th inst the
NUMBER of passengers great that it was found to
he mminently dangerous if not impossible for her to
roceed They were scarcely abl' 10 hnd standing room
an her decks aud is said two-thiri oil te number were
unproyded with berths, Capt baxtEr ueepea ie'''hs
wort until one hundred and fifty of the passengers We're
d and much dissatisfaction was exhibited by the
messengers who held meeting with view to Vindehfe
their rights On Saturday afternoon number OF Them
finding it impossible proceed by the Newiork engaged
,,scare nv other steamers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-19

ASoTHER Cour D'ETAr NAroLEoN.-The last act of
note perpetrated by Louis Napoleon is the dscardng
Madam Bonaparte his mistress. the mother of his
children "a lady said to have been born in Baltimore
preparatory to the espousa of Royal Princess from one
of the regning houses OF Europe 1t is said she has been
bashed from France like felonexpeled from Paris by
force, with the children of the Usurper her arms and
compelled to seek asylum in England
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4 NOVEL lpEA.-A Newfork paper says it is proposed
to Suing people the East River by contrivance
which its suggester Mr.. Henry Lyon. of Williamsburg
thus describes:
Build piers of cutstone in the substantial man
and Of sufficient height for the purpose intended
Let them be far enough apart allow the passage between
them of the largest vessels There must be sets
these piers parallel and twenty feet distant from
each other On the top of these piers lay mbers and
them by braces to insure sufficient strength
On these tmbers place iron rails and you have railroad
track twenty feet wide high enough to allow vessels freely
to pass under it, On this track place locomotive engine
and suspend from it. by fastenings. which weight
would to the level of the wharves The
ment Of the engine would also the suspended
from it. With such ferry could the East River
in two or three minutes and bid defiance to ice and fo
The idea is ingenious and worth considering.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-19

STATEMENT OF THE AFFAIRS OF THE UNITED STATES LIFE
INSURANCE, ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OF PIiIIA.
DELPHla, being the first Annual Report
Whol number Of Policies outstanding December 81 sss
Whole amount Of Insurance thereon.
Who'll" received from Premiums Interest, ard on
Policies sd74a
DISBURSEMENTS.
Amount Of Two Losses Paid
Amount paid for Office Rent, Salaries Stationery,
Commissions, Postage Advertising, State
Amount Pad for Reinsurance 44s Is
sli,l17 &c
Amount Of Fund reserved Tor Rensrnnce
Amount OF Capital $4,000 90
Amount Liable January zasg5s5 n
-
INVESTMENTS AND ASSETS
Bonds and Mortgages Real Estate United
States five and sir cent. Loans, payable =
in 1853, 1886 and
Subscription Notes 1860
Loans On Stocks 1889 II
Cash on hand and IN Bank temporarily. g.t45
Amount Loaned at Neworleans Branch Office
colaterais. bearing eight per interest,
we'll secured ........................,. 1870
Semi annually and Quarterly Premium Pay
nltnts Observation-Disclosures 6se43
premium Notes held by the Company Nil.
Due rom Agents 5,015 II
- sas5r555 II
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ADJUSTMENTS.
nRLEANs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. g,

= = :. - = -
4 RLEANS IHEATRE.-Ehursday evening,
- febrny ssecsd m4t o. ne d.r. z5nS oera IN four
a ad seven aosaas iae ~ ltoS,. e'.ed
e: p 0y "e 'S ''y hhn hohseuf
~ The Loretto Of SEHAMIS in English for sale the
office
tT- Performance to commence ut quarter O'Clock
nLACIDES VARIETIES, Gravier street -
Ii rrrrT,er.. -, a.
5.on.a1 a ~ nivkts r,hanr ", pas. Csi..;r r.
Howard Fsuknd N Davis, Sir aciss MI Wright; Bob Acres
MI T. Plande David, Mr. Hoapd Mrs. Maaprop Mrs Rove
LYDIA hs u Howard After which the Billet OF the SioRNf
SIGHT supported by the Monpasr Ballet Troupe eoiude
win the Imaginable Farce Of BETSY BARERBetsy Mrs Howard;
Cunfay Mr. Wright Moser Mr. Hoand Mrs. sfouser Miss Murray.
- 80 - = - : -
SST CHARLES THEATRE-Fourth night OF
) engagement
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MILLINERY AND FANCY.

q. Ynte, .I2'., y Co.,
II MAGAZINE STREET,
kI Wholesale D-aIers Imported
FANCY AND STAPLE SILKS,
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
am, - STRAW GOODS, ETC.,
MILLINERY ARTICLES, LACEs,
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, EaBRoTDERIES
RIBBONS, GLOVES
FEATHERS. PRINCES
TRAININGS BONNETS, etc etc
large and complete Of thing in their line,
latest just received which they respectfully invite the
OF the Wholesale trade generally.
c. YALE, JR, h CO., 81 Magazine street,
sl2 betn,e Common and Grayi
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED

n, First Manicipaity ''m2" Second Municipality; "m3,'
r Municipality The left hand figures number the
- y which the vessels Iay.l
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NEW ORLEANS:

THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 49,.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON Cry.
Wednesday Evening, February Is, 1852 /
There is very ample stock of Western and Texas Gait
offering. with good stock of Hogs and Sheep
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y REAT EAClTEMENT.-Th celebra ted Mime
~ LAMONT, from Barnum Museum NewYork returned
this city from her visit to Biloxi holds her daily
reaidn No ia Caondee street. and Poyras
for the reception of all informed of Wonderful
Revelations the scientific principles Phrenoogy
try The fact of her favorable prediction
Land during her NewOreans has created the
excit wherever
Emistan and her communication with ag
advantage of occult knowledge
Persons having important law suits pending will find to their
D her call.
Madame stay city being limited reduced her prices
fry Gents ladies and Dollar gentlemen
A RRIVAL OF Nine ADOLPHE--THE ORI-
~, GlNAL, uNsURPAssEDAN AND JUSTLY CELEBRATED Nine
ADoLpHE, THE UNIVERSALLY ACKNoW LEDGED GREATEST
GIStlED LADY WHO CREATED THROUGH HER MARVELLOUS
REV Ella Tons OF THE PAST AND PRESENT AS WELL AS
THE CORRECT PREDICTIONS or THE FUTURE, SUCH INTENSE
Sl2N!ED HER WITH ACOS1LY DIAMOND BROACH AND DAN'L
WEBSTER WITH RICHLY JEWELED RING, is NoW-IN NEW
Ukt.tANS READY TO REGElNE VISITORS AT THE WESTERN
DOOR FROM TCHOuPliouLAS STREEr,) WHOM SHE WILL
INFORM ALL ABOUT THE PAST, THE PRESENT, AND THE
tuTURE If THEY ARE MARRIED OR NOT. AND WHEN AND
WHATLADY OR HUSBAND THEY WILL GET OR BUSINESS
POSSIBLE AS HER PROF ESSION APPEARS, COMES RECON-
MEN DED BY so HIGHLY RESPECT AND WITH
50 lNNuMERhBLE CERTIFICATES OF ACKNOWLEDGED
EXTRAORDINARY POWERS AND SKILL, THAT IT PRECLUDEs
SiTllN AS MANY OTHERS NOW PRACTICE.
IS CONSULTATION FEE FROM 81 TO 49, LADIES NOT
CuPYlNG MORE THAN FIFTEEN MINUTES so CENTS ONLY
CONSULTATION HOURS FROM EIGHT IN THE MORNING TILL
ZEN AT NIGHT lanes
FENCING ACADEMY-By Messrs. G. g. A.
L ROSERE Charles streets No 81 Pro-
ftssors of the noble Aart of Set-D Defence. mel
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TAT EW GOODS.-P. w. WOODLIEF, No. 10
Chars has per steamships Winfield Scott
Union and Empire City and by the sailing packets NewYork
ton and tavre Fashionable Seasonabe
AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
and recherche STYLE which AND
TO
part of the following,
Super Boche Antique Silks; English
Coored Arnure Silks; coes
Striped Tafeta Silks complete assortment Of English
High eolored plain Pau de Sole; German French Hosiery
Black Brocade Faeonnee superior colored Silk
Extrl rich and Embrojd aconnke Hose and Hose.
Changeable and Chene Fsconn&e; GLOVES AND aITTS.
Embroidered DImsk plain Chamo Silk
. Pouit de Sole; Filoself and Fiet of every de-
Extr! rich Changoable and Cbame- scrpion
leon Pout de Sole; LACE GOODS
Small plaid high
misses; Vacncienne English, French land
rceines and forenes of German es do Embode-
shnie and color; ries;
White and colored Sa;ns; Superior
A few pieces superior heavy black
and coored Napkins
Soorsd SILK Velvets and splendid styles;
Rich Chene Satin striped plain ~ Irish
Cashmere d'Ecosse
French and English erinos, Mons dk plain
seies de Ine and
coiors variety shade Curtain Stuff
Plain striped and plaid Popns; Muslin, Silk Wooden
Superior black coored plain and Damask, ETC.
figured Canton Grapes; PLANTATION GOODS.
large assortment Of white and Heavy kersy, L0we 1nss,
eoored embroidered and plain Jeans penH Stripes and Cot
Grape Shawls, rich: tonades;
Msrino Cashmere heavy Super Blankets
SILK shawls; Heavy tirainer Plantation do very
Rich plaid Raw Silks; superior.
II P W. W. would especially call
to his stock of goods for their is complete aud
articles have been selected with
long experience in that particular line.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT,
Thursday Morning, February 10, 1852 I
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A LETTER NJ. SzEMgRE--The NewYorls papers
publish letter from NJ Szemere, late President of the
Hungarian Ministry under Kossuth This gentleman,
who is in Paris is republican of unquestoned in
tegy and his statements taken in connection with
of Count BatthyaDy the topic-the claims and
character Of kossuthare entitled to consideration He
argues that Kossuth longer consider himself either
in law right, the Governor of Hungary We make
the following extract from the letter:
Because he voluntarily surrendered his power
Because he transferred this power another which
he had no right to do.
Because he also abdicated in the name of the whole
Ministry, without having previously consulted them
Because he Immediately transferred the power Of the
State to Gorgey whom he and he more than all
others had long before considered traitor.
Finally. because he did all this without consulting
with and without the knowledge of that Ministry which
had been appointed with him and consequently even so
far form is considered acted contrary to the law
1t is not my intention to dssect the unfortunate and
notwithstanding policy of Mr. Kossutb; yet ms [ am
obliged to exculpate myself from any differences be
drawn from that act which nevertheless though done in
my name, done without my knowledge and without
my consent it is impossible for this occasion to
declare that Mr. Kossuh has claim either in law
right to the character of Governor of Hungary Not in
law because he hastily surrendered the Office without
observing the legal forms not of right, because
while the 14th of April 1s4s when troops were
everywhere victorious him stand forward Gov
yet afterwards the 18th of August s4a when
suffering continual defeat, him hastily
and precip0tely free himself from the office that
say in the day of victory glory he accepted the
oren the day of danger he surrendered it to the first
who demanded it of him
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Too COLD FOR THE FlsHEsThe NewBedord Mercury
says: I'VE learn from Captain Stubs. the vigilant
keeper of the lighthouse Cutyun that during the
cold weather Of the last few weeks shoals of tau
tog black fish. actually driven of their ants
around the rocky lodges of that island and came ashore
in large numbers At Nomnsha Blight. Cav Head they
gathered up along the beach cart loads and sent
to the Newyork markets Such an occurrence has not
been known since the winter of 1916 when Buzzards
Bay entirely closed and persons passed and
passed the ice, during several days. the whole distance
between Elizabeth Islands and the main land''
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, roRM IN ScoTLAND.-The north of Scotland has Just
- visited by of the severest storms that has hap
49,, here for many years, 1t commenced by slight
- NV on Thursday week and on Friday the wind
-, 10 uorth and northeast, blowing gale. On the
- II, e storm ragged with unprecedented fury and
, ,,, -, eat deal of damage TO property along the
'i aa To miles along the coast there nothing to
- Aha Il; derent fishing stations but wreck and de-
at;a rb sno lay for three days in some places ten
,a,, and ca co upietely the roads blocked up
,,t one ay there orc oyer $50 mail bags overdue as
Edinburgh
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NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARHE1

coRkttTEb DAILY BY ". w WHITE 90,
Exchange Office % Camp street. Of Common .tie
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Agency Of the Mutual Pro.

Notice to Builders.
"A. P. SIMPSON,
s p Cosington Landing New Basin Agrn. .or the
BAGDAD MILLS, has authorized put the prices OF
YELLOW PINE FLOORING, CEILING AND WEATHER BoARD-
ING IL. following rates. in thS Yard;
For Ia in MAJ Dressed Clear Flooring, tonsued
grooved., Galleries. 300 w per 1000 set
For IL in. Dressed good Mereihna1le ioof-
ing, tongued grooved.. 70 10 - -
For IL in. Wide Dressed good lerehantable Floor
tangued and groosad. II % - -
Tor IL Wide Dressed good Merchantable Floor
square edge II ~ - -
For y in. Marrow Dressed good Menhanable Floor
me- square edge NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 90
For X in Narro Dressed good hleTchanable Cell
and grooved Is 90
For x in Wide Dressed good Merchanable Ceiling,
and grooved.
Weaher boarls.
FURNISHES SASH, BLINDS, PANEL DOORS, MoULDNGs
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NTOTICE.-The subscriber has this day estab-
shed himself in the FURNITURE ANDGENERALAuCrI
BUSINESS at the old stand No. 81 CAMP STREET respectfully
sots the OF his friends and the pub Of
promptly attended
RICHARD vi. MONTGOMERY Austidnser il Lamp sirset
SewOreans, February l6 i.tT I'm
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u. roR SIR John FRANKLlN--The last accounts
. r and state that private expedition. under Capt
is to go off shortly to look for Sir John Franklin
II 10 nt out under the conviction that Sir John has
,oa Trough the Wellington Channel into II high
,,,, far to the westward probably far the mrri
,;o, Of p.br tng's Straits Lady Franklin contributes
t5oo aud 1o, ain Beatson has purchased vessel of 200
,on, which he, Intends fitting with three separate engines
, IA horse ~, mer each with separate boilers, He ~i
,,, +a1,o wi tn him stean-laInch, of eight horse
or ,Jcr crew WI Il consist ofifteen picked men The
5ito, will sail +, be ut the end Of next month Nolun
~ r reoured 70 T. IL Arctic expedition. about to aa
Can Port mouth and suy, raj engineers have volunteered
their services.
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Mn, II 8 Snip SAwAroo A--Boson. Feb 10-The fol
; ;s an extract fro IN etter dated U. s. ship Sara
topa Morocco. November p
We shall leave this place in few days for the north
and shall visit other ports opon to our commerce. among
Them the following Shanghai. Ningpo, Foochow and
Annoy
There is very little trade with any OF the ports except
Shanghai and Canton
1.-The Susauehanna has not yet arrived Commodore
Walker of this ship, has had correspondence with our
bor here relative to shipwrecks this coast and the
necessity of having the coast and islands more correctly
surveyed.
"A rebellion is going in of the interior proysn-
ces in which, it is said considerable battles have
,een fought and in which the rebels proved victorious
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

Crescent Mutual Insurance Co1rtany Of
NtN G4sa46Ns.
r. In conformity with the acquisitions charter, w. Company
sui tni, following
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NTEW GOODS.-P.
4 y Chartres street, has just re
Union and Empire City, and by tl'
ton and Havre, an assortment of
AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, he
and recherche style, which he now
to his numerous patrons ut very