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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-06-16
WASHINGTON, June l.

Gen. Garland, who had been here, en- route for
, New Mexico, has left for his important COM
mand. He arrived here in much less time than
was expected, after he had been summoned to
this place He has received his instructions
and / conjecture that they embrace both diplo-
matte and military powers. He is undoubtedly
to proceed forthwith to New Mexico and to
march into the Mesilla valley with force that
viii enable him to encounter Gov. Trias, who is
there before him, and who is prepared to expel
him or any other American intruder II NAV
be that Gov. Trias will retire before Gen. Gar
land, and that Santa Anna will suffer the United
States to take and keep possession of that dis
puted territory. But such is not the apparent
intention OF the Mexicans.
Our Executive Government hare decided that
the disputed territory belongs 10 as under the
treaty, and would be ours, supposing the boun-
dary line to be run from "a point Immediately
north of Ell Paso'' westward.
1t is of no now to go into the merits of
this controversy. l say again that our Execu-
tive has decided the question, and it is to the
results of that decision that we are to look Ii
is t. be hoped that this dispute will be allowed
to be settled in the manner contemplated in the
treaty of Guadalupe, by running the line over
again, or, in case of a final disagreement, to
refer the dispute to the arbitration of some
third party. But arms introduced by
both parties in the dispute, and both parties
indicate resolute intention to settle the ques-
ton by arms. Gov. Trias may give way but
he has not occupied the Mesilla for the purpose
of yielding it. He has not gone there with a
force Of thousand men for the mere purpose
of giving up the territory to Gen. Garland
With a smaller escort he could do that.
We have seen the first Mexican war, and
know its origin, and its immediate provoca-
ton. The circumstances of the present case
are similar to those of the former The advance
on Corpus Christi and upon Matamoras kindled
the first war; and the second may be occasion
ed by the movement upon the Mesilla valley.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-06-16

BIr DO you believe in second love, Misther
McQuade !? DO believe in second love -
Huuiph. if n man buys pound of sugar isn't
it sweet2 and when its gone don't he want an
other pound? and isn't that pound sweet too !?
Troth, Murphy, believe in second love-
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-06-16
The Disputed Valley---More Trouble with
Mexico

The annexed letter-says the National Intel
fgencer-is of serious import. 1t is from the
intelligent and generally well informed cores
pondent of the Journal of Commerce; and we
know that its statements are substantially cor
rect so far as they relate to Gen. Garland's de-
parture for the Upper Rio Grande, and the strong
force of all arms that viii be there sunder his
orders. Yet we entertain a hope that the wri-
ter is mistaken in supposing that the dispute
which has arisen about the patch in the Meslla
valley is to be settled by an abrupt shock of
arms.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-06-16

A BLACKSMITH was lately summoned to a
country count rs a witness in dispute between
two of his workmen The Judge after hearing
the testimony, asked him why he did not advise
them to settle, as the costs had already
amounted TO three times the disputed sum. He
replied: 81 told the fools to settle for said
the clerks would take their coats, the lawyers
their shirts; and if they got into your honor's
coart you'd skin emf
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-06-16

BzS Maj. Gen. Rely, of the U. S. Army, is
dangerously i'll, and not likely TO recover.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-06-16

u. A fve-legged cow.
Is. a Hog, weight 1l09 lbs, from Wisoon-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-18
From Jamaica.
o Journal TO the

We have received es Of the Kingston Journal TO the
18th ult
The Legislature has been in session since the 18th inst
and preliminary steps have been taken for the introduc
tod Of the Impost and other Revenue bills.
The correspondent Of the New York Express whites
Business matters remain almost stationary. Some
sDeculativs feeling manifested towards Flour and
Bsndy but the inquiry for the latter had ceased in
Sequence Of the circumstances noted below whilst the ad
vaDced pretenons Of holders in the other instance have
reduced tbt enquiry for Flour the ordinary
mit Prices for almost every article Of imported goods
have advanced and Ia instances scarcity rates
rnanded The markets. absolutely Of picked
h. aud receipts are therefore anxousy anticipated.
Produce generally il quiet There has been, however
enquiry for for home consumption and holders
arm at higher prices still the bushes transacted has
TEEN Of noderstr Importance Sugar the other hand
Las declined in vaueespeciay the finer qualities OF
fee and Pim4nto the receipts are still on very limited
sale, and We hear nothing Of Ginger.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-18
Later from Havana and Kew West.

The steamship Isabel from Havana ria Key West, ar
rived at Charleston the I2h with dates from Havana
70 9Th inst.
On the 4h inst Mr Murray Of Philadelphia, wsfouud
lead in the streets Of Havana supposed 10 have died from
enlargement Of the heart leaving wife aud child IN
Philadelphia.
We copy from letter in the Charleston News dated
Key West Nov g. the following items:
Capt Blake .. 8 n, arrived in this city on the ID
go Charleston He IL ordered by the Secretary OF the
vy % seat proper site for coal depot for the Of
~ rfahlsnPi u the navybavng reference in its loea
'n = its htness for navy yard should Congress t
Ialia - Dalia one at Key West. The appropriated by
= towards the construction Of naval coal depot
| ~ ~ ny west was $4,000 This amount will, no doubt
s'neent 70 purchase the land build a wharf and
unoerstand that it Ia the intention Of Professor
acns - i1ssure base line at Key Biscayne this winter
tron tnis ine ALI the tanzuations that have Already
been made Will be correcte5 poipts ar,nr.tsIy Iaid
Town that theoretical eS '''N
Vessels are Hooking in to port in great nubsrs
and unusual activity prevss Wrecks Won Vii -
have again commenced and the vreckers are on IN. A..
70 offer their aid 10 the unfortunate Strangers and c
arriving by every vessel and the dan summer i.
to he succeeded by lively fall As business hss Il Iaat
got back into its old accustomed channels We hops to
matter Of interest for etters has b.su
task manufacture from such thread b.rs
-1ects have had to pick at the past summer
even now the task Of correspondent Is no sinecure
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-18
NURPHYs HOTEL and REsTAU- D..
HOUSE-FURNISHING.


EROCKERY, CHINA and GLASSWARE c9e
~ HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLEs.-SAMUEL E AA
MOORE have ther stock goods from G.V
No az Camp daily receiving additions their ~
already large supply Of this line, eomprising-
ENGLISH and FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS, plain
white and oruamented.
FRENCH ENGLISH and AMERICAN GLASSWARE, Of rich cut
moulded aud PLAIN patterns.
WHITE sfoNE CHINA DINNER and TEA SETS and sets made
the Of family best Manufacturers Of Eng
TOILET SETS white and ornamented Of patterns.
SOLAR LAMPS, bronzed and gilt
FRENCH MODERATOR LAMPS, BRoNZED and ORNAAfENTED
CHINA.
PLANsIIED WARE Chatting Dishes Coffee and Tea
Urn Oyster Dshe Coffee and Ts Pots Boilers Soup Tureens
th hat under. Cake amt jelly Nioulds,
IVORY HANDLE KNIVES and FORKS, and KNIVES alone.
SILVER PLATE d TABLE and TEA SPOONS and FORKS, ar
SLY Err PLATED cAsTOS, JAPAN TEA TRAYS, BRITANNIA
METAL WARES, cANDLEsIlCKs, LAMPS, CASToRs SPOONS,
TABLE AND DOOR MATS, KNIFE BASKETS FIRE IRONS,
and other Articles Of th best quality, and all guaranteed
found in this EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT.
stock Of WHITE, OPAQUE and COMMON CRoCRERY,
a WI
tr We send goods free Of charge Of the
keep stock for the Of leaning families
where than the usual supply needed
oil dGW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-18

DRANDIES, WINES AND LIQUORS
Id 81 a j. B. WALTON IA TehOuptouAs street, and Il SsW
L.yee, have and landing ,,,,n,,
SO half pipe. snfq qrarter caaks BRANDY,
OfPanat, 1909, vintage
Co., 1850, 1sas, ls3l and 1901
p H. Godard d Co; p H. GODDARD, Jr late j. b. G9dari
Pnet, Cas,ilon a Co.. 1876;
London Dock, lsi5, pale and darki
Auae Seignette, pale; j. J. Dup9y, psiai
Desmaries, Jr., pale snd dark
50 quarter casks SHERRY WINE .
including some Of superior qualty an9a asieAtei
pipy and . half pipes psrior MADEIRA WlSEi
SO casks PORT WINE
do CROWN BuR6USDfi .. -
fl oscoh, h ani Bouron ~haky 81 CroI
Cherry Brandy Aorsd corda Boxer and eultJ
Filters Chanpsype Wine which they invite the attention
rrrrl 80. '
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-18

ALE1ANDRIA-The Democrat Of the 18th has the fol-
llEing items
Cane Rtrsr.-A gentleman from Cane River informs us
that the Of the yellow have been fearful in
that neighborbood Mr. Baeour. wife daughter son and
negroes fell victims it. with number Of others
whose names he does not remember We report
may be somewhat exaggerated.
The Shreveport papers the dsappearancs Of
the fever at that point The health Of the city been
thoroughly re-established.
The river has been steadily the rise for the few
days, and boats we learn pass the falls.
snppers now have the full aivantag. Of opening
market and steamboat friends may wake up and
snake of IehargJ The business Is fairly
upon
The Democrat that the fever has ceased in
Alexandria, and that Is now as healthy as ever
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-18

The FLoRpA IspiAss-By our late files Of Florida pa
pers learn that the Indian question in Florida is at
tracing considerable attention meeting held at
fernando De Soto county at which the following resolu
tions adopted;
Resolved That though feel and acknowledge the
lesrabenes of the removal of the indians from the linn
its of the yet deprcate the attempt
them by without the existence Of real necessity
and the employment of sufficient force conne them
their present limits,
Resolved, That in view the necessity does not
exist and consequently attempt to remove them orc
bly, would be unnecessarily exposing the inhabitants Of
the bordering counties to all the horrors of Indian
warfare
Resolved, That confidently rely the forbearance
II his ExceeDcy the Governor that he will wisely all
discretionary power with which he may be clothed in
the maintenance Of peace and in queting the apprehen
Z sion of Indian disturbances
Resolved That feel gratied that the Indians hav e
heretofore been invaded and that peace and quiet
have not been disturbed, were led for time TO
believe would be the
the other hand the grand uries of the counties OF
Orange and ST. Luce have reported in favor of their
removal exterminaton and earnestly cali upor
Gov Brown enforce the law 1t is thought that the
will take active in regard to the
/ matter.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-18

polIrrfc.L FEELING IN SPAIN-Ilsltt 10 The QUEEN -
Private letters received in New York from Madrid TO the
18th of October in mentioning that the symptoms
of public indignation becoming more frequent and
were unequivocay expressed One of the letters speaks
of an incident of ordinary kind which took place at
the opera on the night of the 18th Her majesty 1t ap
pears arrived according to her usual custom long ater
the performance commenced but the piece was suspended
in order play the Marsha Real as the queen entered
her box The spectators stood up usual on similar oc
easons but general cry of Basa Basia! {" Enough
Fnopgb " broke from the majority of the audience. tc
the evident modification Of the court and the terror Of
the ruling influence who with one of the ministers
whom he especially protects in box above. The genera
demand of audience complied with and the opers
proceeded This is all the significant consider
ing the parts the house from which the proceeded
the signs dissatisfaction manifested by the elii
Madrid This demonstration may very possibly be fol
lowed up by other hints expressive OF public dspeasur
+ OF contempt.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-18

THE CorroS CROP OF THE DisrRIcr-We made parteu-
lar inquiries Monday last-sae day-of many Of our
most intelligent aud extensive planters to the proba
BILE amount Of injury done the cotton crop by the early
aud os Of this and surprised to nd
it generally estimated at fully oHeti This serious
loss planters The crop if the season had Deem
favorable until the last boil the stafks mad opened
would not have been an average in consequence of
the drouth during the first growing OF the plant out now
onehalf the bos in almost every field hang unopened
and dead We find that our nei hboring Districts
are in the same pghthe drouth and frost having Wis
tied them simultaneously with Lawrensvine Is. CO
Herald, llth
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-18

THE NEw yoRK ELEcrioNs.-In New York the whig
State tickets pretty generally elected The State Senate
it is thought will stand about "a wings out of 80 total
The following the whig State officers elected;
Elias W. Leavenworth Secretary of State, Syracuse.
James NJ, Cock Controller Balston Spa.
Elbridge g Spading, Treasurer, Buffalo.
Ogden Hoffman, Attorney General, N City.
Cornelius Gardiner Canal Commissioner, Amsterdam
John I. Clark State Engineer, Utica.
Thomas kirkpatrick. Prison Inspector, Albany.
BEN. II Harwood. Clerk of Appeals Genesee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-18

Loo CHoo IsLASps.-A young midshiprnan attached to
the Japan expedition gives the following description of
the dress of the inhabitants of Loo Choo Of the Ja
panese Islands
was among the first to land and enjoyed rich treat
in sight Of the Loo Choo Islanders Their appearance
il in the highest degree efeminate and simple and is in
creased by their dress They shear the top the head
leaving ridge of hair all around This, when it grows
long, gathered up and made into knot the crown,
the ends being turned under and concealed and all
brushed smoothly TO leave hair out of place
ts then kept in its place by pins crossing each other
Their dress consists merely of piece Of light airy
thrown the shoulders. and gathered by belt
the waist the ends hanging down almost the ground
Their sandals made Of kind of secured by
strap the instep and another connecting with it,
rearing the foot and passing between the big and
next toe This is the general dress That of the
Garins and the upper ten is somewhat richer: there
is little of and they allowed the luxury OF
stockings. AL upon entering house leave their sandals
at the door
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-18

tbs sre,R CRoP-The sugar crop in this parish PROM
ises well planters are busy grinding, and the yield
quite great has been expected This seems TO ho
forms Us that on Col Nichols plantation he saw as fine
field OF has been raised upon the river for years
Point COupee Echo 10th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-18

PURCHASE OF THE lLLusTRArED NEws.-We understand
that Gleason, of the Pictorial ComPanion, has pur-
chased Barnum Co.'S New York Illustrated News
and that subscriptions Of the will be transferred to
the Companion This trying compete with Gleason
sure to fail Sixty thousand dollars have been sunk In
this one attempt Of the " News" Boston Bee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-18

LYss Borp-Hon. Lynn Boyd passed through this city
day two since his way Washington after
his chances for the Speakership Lynu will nd that he
can come II this time. He is dead cock in tbs PIT
and in about bad odor at Washington he is in his
own District which he will doubtless leave before great
while Louisville Courier, 9th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-18

FIRE ASp Loss LIFE oHlo--A correspondent
writes TO the Tribune from Paris Stark county Ohio,
stating that five houses burned in that village the
5th inst and that young girl of fourteen years aud
that three boys respectively Of twelve eight aud four
years lost their lives Pecuniary loss about 5000 New
York Tribune 10th
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-18

The corn crop in this section IS very large.
We should be Ut all surprised it sold this season as
low a. twenty-five cents bushe at this point, and lower
where il il more iueonyeninsnt for transportation to
market. Chattanooga lGal Advertiser 9th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-18
FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER ls, 1853.
SUNDRIES-SUNDRIES.

~ pp NrJes VINES CoHDIALs md HAVANA CIGARS
i.,s , be cong filled and dispatched with punetualy CITY
M n svs the ayicles their residences
tty. .'e. Of charge. ,,,
None but choice articles sold mere, A. g, rt,,
nj " 10 Common street tpp'' 'n' ~ 1hHflss hoe
M &JB WALTON, No. II New Levee
and ~ bave in store and Anang the fol-
iosiu ibs attention D pure hhAAr
4Jo sarks RIO. JAVA LAGUAYHA and .hg.tIh COFFEEi
900 boI.s VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED ToBACCo
Of the b.at brands assoflso llnl,'risi
100 bor.s NEW BEDFORD spERM CANDLES
3GI d.. SOAP, Of Winchester and LIyeitnore brandsi
800 Of UNDER WOODS and DAVE . PlLkl.sSs
100 in1es LEMON SYRUP; inp DO TOMATO kErcHuP;
500 packages BLACK GREEN TEA comprising very is
assortmt mt,
rs boIes (selecied) ENGLISH DALEY cheese
b Noh. /, and 3 MACkEfshs...,, rn,
boxes GOLDFISH 300 renm- WhArfiN" fhfhki
Ip0 borss CHAMPAGNE CIDEkj
lc0 do COLGATE FOSS sIhfoh'
10 casks ZAN1 T. CukRASIsj no,ycp,pnsr,.n
So prsEayss LOAF, CRCsHs d and POWpkREDsUGARS;
100 cages LOBSTER and SALMON; so bis PIE ftuiIs;
CLARET with full and gsnfa q" spec,
Ketchups Sauces. Fruits Peserve aud all o1s Aue 70 then
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-18

The size Of the above varies from 500 to 1900 In
dependent Of these there several freight ships
leading their first csrgoes besides the clipper bark Snap
Dragon Of this port and other clippers Of smaller dmen
sions which swell the list Of craft in port to be-
tween twenty and thirty, without including the clipper
steamers receiving their machinery at the various foun
dries along shore This number will be further increased
In day two by several vessels from the city dock
Yards ready for launching aud others their way
| from Eastern cities. New York Herald 10th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-18

MeRE MALAGA FRuIr r-Yestsrday the bark Young rark
Capt Harding from Malaga arrived at TINS port
642 kegs grapes 100 casks 600 boxes, 300 half boxes
and $500 quarter oxs Of raisins 10 boxes aud loo l,
of almonds. fBoSton Chronicle, 10TH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-18

PrRsoS,1-Albert C. Greene Esq the authsr Of Old
Grimes is Dead walking about cur city yesterday
Boston Transcript, 10th
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-18

SUNDRIES, now Landing
~ ENGLISH DAIRY CHEEsE-3U boIes
BUCRWfIEAT-5O bores;
GOSHEN BuITER-30 fIkips;
STRAW PAPER-90OU teams;
CANTON GISGER-s0 cases,
INDISO-5
SPLIT PEAs-50 hhlf bbls;
LEMON SYRuP-50 cases;
GOULEY'S and STOUGHTOS'S bIIIEfS-lOo easssi
BROOMS-l0n dozen;
JAVA COFFEE-250 bags;
POUCTIOSG TEA-@00 half chests,
PIMENT0-95 bags;
FIRE CRACKERS-500 bores.. For sale oy . .....
NJ A Tchnnpitnrs 1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-18

Will leave FRIDAY. November Is, nt o'clock a ST.
VNORGALVESTON, ,INpIANoLA PORT sefffA
: l. LAvACA and MATAGnkpA BAF-R"gla .sassssasess.
NewOrans and Mai Lin" 81 Low
The new and magnificent ,tcnm.L PERSEVERANCE, j. Y.
lAe commander, will leave above, nntlg htlkt on bt
ndanoa md Iyaca ubirt ghtrtre at hatagoriA
) without extra charge freight having elegant
tiaierUo accommodations apply To
HARRIS * MORGAN, foot Of Julia atrest.
opposite ths Steamship ling.
This having established Plot IN Pass CaVAlo Bar
will hereafter the supervision OF iis Cap
tainp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-18

LARGE FLEEr OF CLIPPERS AT NEw YoRK-The large
number of full clipper ships the
vharves Of this city and Brooklyn euaed or
ia any way approached. since ship-building first
Known. Independent Of several that have made
voyages and consequently reckoned there
less than twelve full clippers in port which
yet been to The following their names,
and where built
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-18

notwithstanding ex ships Reporter
- Serempore, Coumbians and cnieorn-
MACKEREIs- 800 bbls Large No. 3;
PICKLED HERRINGS-l00 bbs (Extra)i
CODFISH-5O0 boxes Extra Whitel;
HERRING GS-310 bores Sealed and No. II
sOAP-lO00 boxes, various qualities;
JAVA CoFFEE-25n bags COld GovenmenD;
PEPPER-2s0 tags Heavy sumatra;
CRANBERRIES-l0o qr bbls Curtis Co'si
TEAS-io0 pkgs. Pouebong, lmps rial GInpowder,
and Young Hyson
SPLIT PEAS-50 half bbls
PEARL BARLEY-00 kegs;
TOBACCO-l5D packages (E. Goodwins)i
MATCfiEs-70 cases tBruees Extra);
ALE and PORTER--sO casks London;
CRUSHED and POWDERED SUGARS-l50 pkgs.;
SPERM CANDLES-3OO boxes New Bedford
For sale by j.. II. CARTER co,
o7s5 I3 and l5 Common AMI Tehouptoulss Streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-18

HosRIp MURDER-we learn from Lower Canada papers
of the~oist ult that horrid murder committed at
Riyere Glaze in the parish OF Yamachehe yesterday
morning 1t appears that farmer Of the of Gau-
thier bad gone church and had left his wife and two
small children home and during his absence person
entered his house for the purpose of robbng and meeting
with resistance from the he then seized upon
gun IN the house and finding it uuloaded dragged her
out and hsd hsr with the butt eud by striking her
on the head,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-18

SUEDRIES-
- CURRANTs-2O easksnsw;
STRAW PAPER-5n'0 raams; ....,. ...,..-
PICKLES, PIE FRUITS AND KETCHUPS-4b0 bofeai
sTAECH-3O bores, For's and PIocors PEARL
OSIDSS-iHa bLis Silver Skins;
GOSHEN BUTfER-lO0 fthhs Choice;
CRASBERRfES-itO packages whoes halves AMI qnartsfai
TEAS-I0O0 packages, assorted azes, Green and bseki
RED BEANS-50 bbs, ..o,,x.
For sals by A. D. GRIEF CO.. 40 and ~ od ISvee "a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-18
STEAMSHIPS-SIIIPS.
CALIFORNIA.

EOR CALIFORNIA, via VERA EMh
CRuL.-Persons desrous Of proceedns 10 Cnilomis s9
can MsIco and Acspu7Ihsnew
sn magnificent steamship TEXAS 1900 tons burheu Henry a
commander will NeraCruI The lat and M Of
every month ococt punrtualy carrying me " 3 halg
oges Will VeraCruz for the City oil cfco o ens 70
Acapulco mules an he had. a..
THE MEXICAN OCEAN Mali AND INLAND COMPANY will
shortly Annuco
transport through San Francisco Meanwhile all te
racine Steemn Acapulco viii not ba long
HARRIS a MORGAN, foot OF JuliaHtree,
mylsH opposite Steainship Landing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-18
N.ANTZ

ENOR NANTZ.-The very fast sailing ,sFFssn
bark MORNING STAR, Spear, master will have ksaAAf
mmelisie dispatch. For passage apply board Pos, 49, t Dis
trri, BOGEhT, WILLIAMS 4 Co, 10 Camp st. nl2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-18

The Franklin, whose arrival at New York was tele-
grsphed with the main features Of the news bring
four days later intelligence from Europe. We copy the
following interesting summary som the T. Courier and
Enquirer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-18

i $50 bbs Superfne Fancy U. S. FLOUR
90 boxes OGLESBY'S TOBACC0i
do GBBS'S do;
do WILLsS do;
80 half chests TEA;
rs baskets CHAMPAGNE. For sale by
nj E. H. DAILY, Sc Tehoupioulas street