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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-17

WoRTH LOOKING Ar-Some of friends in coming
down yesterday morning, delighted with the apraar-
ance OF $40 hogs sleek fat and handsome which they
eountere'i on the way. On inquiry. they learned that
these interesting animals had just arrived by the
Railroad. in t0, days from Cincinnati Think of that
Fresh pork alive and kicking four days the Great
West Such are the wonders achieved by steam IN T.
Jour Com.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-17

Loss Of A SCHOONER The schooner Moro. from Bangor
for Bridgeport found waterogged and towed into
Portsmouth on the Sth inst 1t is supposed that all her
crew were lost
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-17

10 PERSONS RUPTuRED.-The many perma-
nent and eectua made by DR. Sherman are desery
ing of than passing notice For particulars see
his advertisement on next page
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-17

ExrRAprIoN OF KAINE-A meeting of the citizens Of
Chicago was held on the 4th inst relation the extra
dition of Thomas Kaine. A number of speeches were
made and committee to draft resolutions was appointed
after which the meeting adjourned to meet again on the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-17

PosTPoNEMENr DR. GARDENERS TRIAL-In the Grim
ina Court of Washington, the 9th instant, Judge
Crawford decided in favor of the continuance of the
against Dr. George A. Gardiner until the next December
term prayed by his counsel and resisted by the United
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-17

Missouri ELECTION. King (democrat) for Governor,
elected by 10000 majority For Congress two wings and
three democrats The Legislature divided into Benton
and anti Benton men.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-17

NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION. - Reed has gained 143 in
twentyseven counties over the election of 1850 when
beat Manly 3lS2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-17

As- For the new Constitution, in French and
English, see Supplement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-17

THE MAMs.-The Eastern mail failed yesterday from
beyond Baltimore
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-17

SHERIFF OF PApucAH,-The Paducah (Ky) Journal
says that George H. Morrow has been elected Sheriff Of
the county in which that town is situated.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-17

BURGLAR sHor-Rev. VIM Savage, writing from
Liverpool Perry county Pa gives to the Potsvle En-
pornm the particulars of burglary and attempted
berry which occurred in that county few days ago which
resulted in one of the burglars being shot from the
OF which he died the next day. lie young man,
named Samuel f. stts, and said it his first offence
which he deeply regretted His father is respectable
member of church in Franklin county Pa. lie gave the
of three confederates
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-17

EXPLORATION OF THE JAVA OTHER SEAs.-The British
Admiralty have dispatched well-apponted surveying
ship and tender for the purpose of exploring the Java
China seas correspondent the National Integencel
adduces this fact that should have its influence
with Congress in providing Tor like reconnaissance and
exploration.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-17

Sur CoSrGsisso The ship Arso, bound to Boston has
bnen condemned rs unseaworthy at Cape Town Cape q,
Good Hope
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-17

The Yankees are getting witty their big kettle Of
fish Quoh the Bangor Mercury
Abolish supposed TO have wandered from the fishing
grounds taken off Monhegln day or two since but
the letters n being found upon him it clear that
he belonged to Her Majesty Victoria and accordingly his
captors let him go. Their conscientious regard for the
rights of Others will be appreciated when is that
there British cruiser in sight The fish also bore II
distinct impression of two large supposed to be the
private mark of the Earl Of Derby
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-17

Fur IN pirrsBupGH-A destructive tire occurred n
Pittsburgh the 9th inst very large number of poor
families were rendered houseless
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-17
City Intalligeuca.

The Legislature of Missouri as to meet in
extra-sesson on the 18th inst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-17

AUSTRALIAN GoLp.-The Editor of the Philadelphia
American has been shown several beautiful specimens of
Australian gold, weighing in all three ounces, and i'm
ported from London by the United States Mint speci
This is believed to be the first that has been
seen in this country does reach in the
of commerce. 1t received at the Mint the 5th
instant and has been seertaned by assay part
of the quantity that the proportion pure metal is g66
thousandths fine which is equivalent twenty dollars
per ounce thereabouts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-17

Mr. Muekoe, of the State Department will it is said
be nominated Charge dAfares at the Danish Court
in place of Hon A. oge who declines the duties of the
post,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-17

DEATH FROM CHLoRoFoUN.-A young German name,
Henry keyser died in Boston the 9th instant from tn
effects of chlnrnfnrr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-17

An AFFLICTED FAMlLY.-The family of the late Profess
sor Kingsley of West Point have been sadly and pain
fully bereaved In the year 1884 1886 four lovely
children died in week of scarlet fever subsequently
yet unother died after protraced sickness then Professor
Kingsley in 1919 thrown from his horse receiving
injuries from which he died the remaining members
the family in 1850 thrown from carriage and the
youngest child aged five years, killed Two daugh-
ters aged thirteen and twentyone among the lost
on the Henry Clay. The heartbroken mother and one
are the only survivors of this stricken household
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-17

.Wansmsoth Shirts for 81 25.
Modern Fasas and very large should now look out for an in
voice of OUTS SIZED SHIRTS, just received at
LEIGHTON & CO.'S, So CANAL STREET,
The largest sized LINEN SHIRTS the United Smtss for THIRTY
SIN DOLLARS PER DOZEN,
LEIGHTON 4 Co have nlso
YOUTHS AND BOYS SHIRTS,
all sizes, guaranteed well Shirts, with
Linen Boons Collars and Wristbands.
MAMMOTH AND JUVENILE HOSIERY, and all tho intclnodiaa
sizes of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, at
LEtGHT * CO.'S
First Premium Shirt Emporium,
No. 68 Canal street, door St. Charles
Ia Mandatory No. 16 Park Place, New York 2ptt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-17

RIOT AT TRENToN-J Water Po,re1 Dam DESTROYED There
somewhat of riot Trenton n j. on the 9Th inst
occasoned by dispute between the water power COM
pany and number of sone-hackers and fishermen, who
were opposed to the company building dam the head
of Scudders Falls The stone hackers assembled tear
the dam down. and were met and resisted by number
men from the rolling mill fight ensued with stones
and several heads of the contest with various
bumps, which might have puzzled phrenoogst to &C
count for The dam removed in the course of the
fight,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-17

HUNGARY AND kcssvrH.-Thc Newburyport Mass
Herald says 1t is stated that letters Americans
of probity and intelligence in Europe confirm the
racy of the newspaper statements to the welcome
ception given to the Emperor of Austria by the population
OF Hungary during the recent visit of the Emperor to that
country This does not agree with the general belief in
this country and with Kossuhs declarations of deep and
widespread dsafection and great oppression in that
country We are led to believe after ALL that as little is
known and understood of European politics in this
try as is known in Europe concerning American politics
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-17

TIE sHApEs.-The usual amount of good things will be
found in the bill of fare at the Shades to-day
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-17
Board Of Health.

LIST OF INTERVIEWS IN THE CITY OF NEW oRLEAS
For the Week ending AUGUST Il, 1867.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-17

BATTLE OF THE SLEEvEs-Ars. Bloomer, the editor OF
editress OF The Lily and the famous inventor of the
Bloomer dress comes in decided opposition to an at
tempt which her August number informs u.s. making to
revive the big sleeves. She says:
We are sorry to that the fashioned big sleeves
are again coming INTO favor These are much Of
enVe 10 our taste than the short skirt trousers and
we hope they may not become generaln
out upon the big sleeves says lady correspondent
who goes against this species OF with
all her heart though is that the dry goods
people are universally in favor oft
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-17

SUPERINTENDENT one O'Clock on Thursday the 9TH
instant, Waterman in Boston across 4 girl aged
ten years wandering through the streets in her night
clothes and apparently crazy 1t subsequently as
certaiued that on the previous night she had been
well but retired to bed at the usual hour and it is sup
posed that about II O'Clock at which time her mother
heard some walk the oor) she arose in her
sleep walked down stairs passed of the back door
into the yard, then clambered fence and thence
passed into the street She had wandered about quar-
ter ola mile when she was found 1t was raining quite
violently at the time and she drenched to the skin
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-17
Clothing Made to Order.

S The subscribers prepared take
for CLOTHING for the coming with the understanding
articles ordered shall satisfactory every respe
ing will be under obligation take them.
THOMPSON & NIXON,
iy24 2pf 10 Camp : and 2O3 Broadway, NewYurk
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Police Intelligence.
PIiN v1Er HvE0rB, NAMING A ToUE rcR rHB
IENEPIT or his HRlITE.


Pidh WHITE ~ FHyIh, hAhiNu fo'E F'~ THU
IhNEPiT or HIS HEALTH
II vii he rscnilcstcd by our readers Tint
II. =. .w.,.,.., -. ...,. -, -. -
'> W. s0'' " ~ - y - 'r
ptsrance a am individual called PIN Nhisc sif 70 De
confidential rartneY of VIM Eazhn noncy tsos
.6 r,, !; ,a s,,., rho !, 80 ala s,.co,a.., v-,,,
ieaYne behind HIM The tong faces NJ nerehants money
,.,a.rs ana Who loaned him MON. "a
- = - :, -
W sums rum hfe huhufuH shais W =" 'en INC Ss'i
which ntiustei 20 Sr Int 10 speculate ia
N, o,p.ba.o Is ~oId dps Al sat 40 i, ~. repres.uts
=. !, - -, !, : !. =. 49,. -
wv" S''ns -" .p' - = " "a ~ .'~ heu "a'ii4n
the lat day two. thai PIN " bite fCr month
,a,t ,oaosfd -frv t,ros,g doerc "a nal, Al, t.ur or
- - -, =, -. !,
''hNl"f ~ ~ ' 80 ''' ei'N W. f''3~n'
q tho ola ran nut his PAM HFc AZ that tame not
ruisiy con 10 permit hs ieavc yi-eby n,
,,is ,,o,n,o,d ~. ,os,.., .t.,,.1 :. a., .,s -,
=
hobsfe q ''s mSs Nosf Sh p'a'tJ " INC ROCKS IN Nj
poke, Eo~eScr the day IrTivod-Tlin htc bad
arr,pel bi. riars fx III, icfAstUrc on s c,i,,.r,.Ai
81, -, =, s,,,.,a. ~ III =, ,,,.,,.. -, -. 80
~ nv " ~su u"'' 'Os - = W. u'y' INC ooy ma
az We money lSndat Ws- 70 nave been paid Oh dat
morning Hr White rather earlier thsn usus decke
bnsef in arew wit a oltfea psos as,o .,tr, ~. -,
III. owtschc md hid his ncconm "A a,ino ,,.n, ,s,eu
.ccrrdirp 10 tie st.tencrs made l., ySt,n ana ma,
biDs pin white IN whom they hrd Implicit c-rs d.oce
81 ibe gaturdsy above named told NJ flnNrins Tbs
he was about making very isec ana r1cdt,e oprr.
.,,n IL cid dlst .rd yapi.F IL. ~ =, ,,. rne.a
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M ON ET MARK EFT.

SATURDAY, March 1s3--tr ~
Tiisr. hui Isl die excitement In Wal -tr.et thi.
morning speculator difpoe.d to ose in Their
operations and lock about them This gave tho bear.
opportunity - take in Of their ahcrta which WA
improved upar with quotations current at the Gloss
Of the market yesterday. Eric Railroad fen Oh y p~
cent Reading Railroad X, Harlem a. Canton compan,
| ~ United States Bank -, Norris Caual x, New
| Jcrsey Zinc Il. Long Island 4, Norwich and Wor
cesisr r, Hudson River Railroad 4 Kioarasu.
| Transit 90 advanced ps cent Dariom Extonsion
Bonds ii Al the board the market was beayy
snd prices tending downward Morris Canal declined y
Per cent, norwich and Worcester = Reading Giiroai !
New Jersey Zinc advanced :. per cent.
There active demand FOR rnonoy io-dav .aI
he probability Is that tue of interest viii soon ras
higher Most Of tho works II improvement con
meeting the seaboar with the interior arc ia nay;qao
'rdcr and likely TO have active trade This
Will create inquiry fcr nionoy. and backs wiz
ave doubtless twiceas much lapw Offering dsoous,
'sthcy desire
Tho receipts ofco u the lssl-snt Treasurer AZ
this port today amounted to si2ssya 10 payments,
SOILS 0s-bdspcc 81 8aS SIG os.
The upper house II dc Legislature o. Maryland hns
passed the hill Il came frun tho lower house without
amendment for uniting Cumberland coal ard
companies under corror0tion with capital 81 n,s
million. dollars This WIN give greet irpsps 70 H.
coal business Of that region.
The pra,sian Minister q Finance hss announced th,t
The duties entry mporstons corn ard gour pi
all the etetcs Of tho zollroron suspended until the
3lst Of Augast next. This looks though there was
scarcity of hrccdstuGs 10 Germany. greater nan su,o
pated
The anthracite coal trade i gradually opening AMI
tho tonnage steadily increoeitg The sehuylhu Navis
ton ior the week ending Thursday brought dow,
7is tonf and the Reading Railroad for the week endi
at tho came time 24520 ions making an aggregate by
the road ior the current tons aeans, 2oo s
tons for tho corresponding time last year
Tho earnings Of the Michigan soatIern Railroad for b
fnt Two months IN each q the pact two YEAR, ,.ey, .,
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nariac Affairs.

px-.Rrv,r FAEsT SrSAsgEs rnsrr,nAy Al
Noon yes,erlay Ie sttamsp Arctic Captain lncc do
parted Tor Liverpool and Ia The Afternoon the Daniel
Webster, Captain Baldwin, for san Juan nj Dorado,
captain Hartsten, for chasres Alabama Captain Lud
low for ss'nnnah Marion, Captain Beyy for Charleston
ard the Roanoke Captain Perish for Richmond also lcf
port 1hr Pioneer Captain Ktttrdgc LETT the lovcr bny
In The morning for San Francisco via Rio Valparaiso and
Panama In ALI frat Glaze oecen steasnshlps went
&c re yesterday The California stssmgn NJ usual we've
crowded wish passenger
TIE sTlAas'r Y4cirIc, Captain sye arrived o, Liver
pool on the VI instant, at 81. y NJ naLip the nm /.
eleven dsys, eight and half hours
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hnye received, he New Orleans mails flee OF
Mexican Iapers 70 he 18th February We add some IN
.'s''lns ne,ns - 'N'ss p''A'A'' - ~ =
roth hor,s !, Co.rs,s had vc,.d the ,nprressou NJ
-, .,-.,s-.s. .r.a..a, -, a.
, .,.s. =. -. ,,;,,;r 80 - L.
~, 80 -. da. ~ :, Won, nc srst 10 oSiIao a.
Thus th ques q the Preservation or tup PRESTON Of
The npplicntion ~ The right OF oons.no had ia 70
ceiyeI an important modification M EsparAa the
,a1a,s Mn ,.hs-ay ~; s ,nt,o os' ~ ~ 18Th
n o n,s 81 ts "no Nm M na "a
Vera Ciux received from the Minister'S circular
oiscI,s in the nnr,s ~ McIiea = =
ghe House 81 pcputi.s had voted resolution the MIN
=, No Nas 70 a., w iui ns
The suppression Of the commerce. trb1oa and OF the
iunta Il ySnaeyRo
on a rocol lni,sion Hs v 10 ryturn 10 Mexico. Via
Havana.
Two members Of he Senate ,ad presented proposition
" mtich ali the ,dcrs and neasantg who disoteyed the
nerp ~ ther chiefs In Tannliuas aty in the rebeim
of Alril Is 1851 uil he partop.s
We md in our papers the following decree the object
which no doubt Ia to aatisfy the population Of the
frontier. ara IA r,o,e The few uroa vhich
CaSayaiai counts The supreme government has pre-
scented proposition 10 the House of Deputies throuch
The Minister Of Finance the free commerce of the
northern frontier Whit s proposed In that
IL explained in the following articles
L. Tie corrrised between the line forming the rich.
border ofthe Rio Grande from the the Norte
End the line m,rfed from Tiger Bar in the State Of Tsmau
ps 70 the aaao N th otate % ohihuah9a touching
Sr eoIalT' = 10 .he aons VIZ santa
Ress TaIjsme And Ei i,iado anair. ~ ,hs pa AZ
isdeolsred free 10 commerce.
The affect Of tls declaration will be the ontry In the
rome Of al classes OF foreign merchandise with paying tho
ou only q one 80 dsilars Tor the thrd Of he spanish
as - ~, ~ w sos.rnthe
,eyb, ~ ~ ' ' A''-'' " ''iA' '''
Peymtnt VIII he made on arriving =, ,he .rSssurer.
osees that The government, establish ths Bravo
are cent IRON the xone OF free commerce Tor
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city Intelligence

Aooipyrr About eight O'Clock on FRIDAY svs,,,,. a.
old lady named Olht McGe., was Knocked down by A
horse and cart IN Suffolk street and severely injured
by Policeman sherry.
Prr,-ah'ut one o'clock Friday Afternoon a r,S
broke out on the corner Of ana LauYcn street.
occupied by n'orgr Warner az coal office The Are do
psrt,oent beGg promptly on the spot the ArS vvs sos,
srtinsrished Damage about 500
AroTnrs pnr-on Friday morning, about haif.pam
ten o'clock hre discovered In the basement oS rsar
o. 10 s0' n,iy ttrect II wG erungusbsd by c1Aosrs
Gerry and Wldey, whh tifing damage
HIscrrD IRON Daovrrse On FRIDAY noon. . ma.
named William horet, fell into tho dock at foot af
Clinton street and was rsssssd ny ofs~ Hughes foIa hs
psribOus position
ArerpIR susH CASH On Friday sfIesY Holden rsssusA
Ishn Baker. ssAlr, from asowlne. He Sal overheard
n the foee u pesk alp, and brought ~ We POoKk
syy1 sfstoD h0use ~h.ys - wss properly sttsr3e9 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-21

TRourLg AMONG THE Vines .-7hc whig 5curnaie
here are all at loggerheads ebout the next Presi-
dcncy. Tho Covrie is for Webster against the
world; the Erpress il for Fillmore and the spois
and the Tribune is sayagely iii favor of General
Scott, because he represents red r"puhcansm, black
repuliicanisrn, or mad reruhlicanism Of oil kinds
Dele gates ior the Presidential! convention win
he elected by the wings in this city and throughout
the State, and ine nuy be expected ., tbe
election
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BASrFA CTUBzs, NORTH AID sogTE.--Sone Of
wool and cotton manufacturers Of the North
complain Of dull trade and declining business The
cotton manufactures at tho South, however, ars
lccspssrg amazingly, and increasing eli the t.lse
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DEPorrLArcS or MAINE --sSincc the passage d
the Liquor Blue Law down in haino. NC undosstAnd
The dep0pulation q; that S,atc Is going on very
fapidly Every energetic baaiuees man IL trying to
get cut Of is and go TO California, or anywhere.
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SEw yosE Annual Fam % LITERATURE ON
usuday commences the annual literary fair or Nss
York and the North, commonly sailed the !" trade
sslss' All the bookseller. throughout the country
meet here 10 exchange with each otac, the various
works which they publsh. Is Is geosally estimated
'Aat 'Wo-thirdf Of The books pr't,sshsd in the
North are ant.saysry IN their tendencies, and that
sne-hai o. the whole lot are nesh 10 al intcats
ana puTosse-injureUs 10 morality, to rSigia1, 70
pssno'isn, and " sound principles. Our b. *
ssssn are not generally philosophers o. mon Of Ito
fss&ue-thsy are principally 1ocuistor-, With sbOu.
- mach genius and high talent a, you will Dad
snssS Vie jobber and spectators Of Vol ss~o,.
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NAMES or THE rAssnNGnas.

passengers for New rlsans She ass The Rnpie
City en- route 10 | svana
AnneIe ed are the
NAMES or THE PAsHnNGnRs
H. s Az M AZ ID;
+. sSs..s
wGsSats ssai.%is Tsss.ans s- Rsassas s@''''a''
pi rnSs hys4s. 1s NJ S saso rsaG
Gresrteu, : peessr rmero s DOsgserty parrsa.
storage.
The Georgia brings twenty thirty boxes Of speee;
bnt III mount in A. not mentioned.
TheU. s. steamship uton W - at Havana-ofnecis
aud crew all well.
According cur verbal accounts. Il news Of
Importance Esvana. The Ravsl amiy were on the
eve o. J. aving for CIV Orleans
We have received our files Of E2 Diaso Il Ia Mpss,
and La Gaceta de Ia Habara to the 14th inst.
Mr. Maurice d iiauteyie Consul General OF France 10
Havana having received order from his government
go to Venezuela the Governor General authorised Mr.
lie Rec to ohcatc ad interim commercial agent and
charge Of the French consulate
During the absence Of ID. Edmund Nicer nsu Of Bel
gum the Governor General has authorised D. Julio Coli
bert TO despatch the afiars Of the consulate.
ParCdi arrived ut Havana on the 18th inst She
welcomed by all the deton who hope to hear her beau
tul voice in concerts which had been advertised
week before her arrival.
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
HAvAsA, March 8, 1882
oorss u Judge S.orkep ia american Cons'd- Ixs
Markets
The Of the attempted assassination Of the Queen
Of Spain has created sensation here limited how
in extent the Dtoto II "a Marina the ohcia paper
| of the government, makes no mention Of it.
The new United States Consul Judge sharkey has given
much dissatisfaction 10 the merchants engaged in foreign
business in consequence Of regulation that he made,
upon assuming the duties Of the ooe requiring the maker
OF invoice Of property exported 70 make oath In per-
to its truth before be affixed tho Consular SEAL For
merly the merchants sent their invoices TO the once
signed and the certificate and zeal attached without
the formalty Of oath which very convenient
The amount Of cigars regularly cleared through the
Custom house and paying export duty as cents per
thousand falls very considerably short O the amount
actually exported from Havana II W perfectly easy Ia
ship cigars without clearing Thorn at the Custom house
by paying the officers at the muce" pier where they
ore put in lighters certain proportion Of the duty.
suppose that fully onethrd Of the cigars which leave th
port eyade the payment Of the whole duty In this way
There has been change in the markets since my I'D
vice Of the th u American produce ID abundant with
the exception Of shelled which " worth reals
per arroba; -four, Philadelphia and Baltimore, SIS to
sl5}s nominal pork prime eastern and mes $16 to as
nominal The overstoeked with potatoes which
duh Of sae at 50 per barrel ten days they
quick at S. and So In freghts there NO change to
The brig Caribec, Crabtree was taken up yester
day 70 load for New York with sugar Ut II - per box
The exports from the port Of Havana fr the month d
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PEOPLES Lee turcs.-Thc next lecture Of the
10 be given by Wm Robinson, ESQ, at NE Ts
bernacle on Tuesday evening" Esd instantsuhset Ths
Celtic and Anglo Saxon Races Tickets only i2A cents
Doera open GU o'clock. lecture will commence ~ w
Tive tickets admit gentleman and two lsdtes
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MIGRATION YnoE EURoFE.--The progress aud
psrnaneHse Of despetism In Raroe viii drive AZ
sspubhesas from the old worls - the oew daring
Ahs ssxt tss Or svsny yeArs, - the extent prses-
ny ~ k>m 80 20 two nDiops yssp.
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