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For tho Cr.Ieent.
THE LULLABY-BY ALICE Carly.

For the CrsIeeht
THE LULLABY-BY ALICE Carly.
hear the curlea's lonesome call.
The cushnt grooming in the tree
The sunset shadow Oh the wall
Fades slowly of-corne nearer me.
Sweet Mary, come and take my hand
And hold i. close and kiss my cheek
The tide is crawling ur the sand
o, Mary, sweetest sister speak
And say my fears are all untrue.
And say my heart has boded wrong
How slow the Light fades-never grew
twilight half nor half 90 long
And Mary smiling glad smile
Looked wistful ont into the night,
Combing the rich girls hair the While.
(Death-dampened) with her fingers white
And still the curlew's lonesome call
Went on--the cushat wildly we'll
Crooned in the tree, and on the wall
Darker and darker shadows fell.
How gustily the nighttime falls
Dear Mary. is the milking past
And are the oxen in their stalls
Hsrk ist the rain that falls so fast?
Knee softly down beside my bed
(IIow terrible the storm will bel
And say again the prayer you said
Last night but Mary, not for me
The cushat still went grooming on
The curlew made her lonesome cry
The rich gift fast asleep gone
That prayer had been her lullaby.
NEwYoRK. November, 1853
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FATAL AccDESr.-A melancholy accident occurred in
the neighborhood Of Cross HUI Catahoua parish, the
lIlh Mr.. Lyon was out duck hunting accompanied
~ lad aged ten years named William Carter, OF
Capt. II. N Carter, his nephew The boy it
anxious to shoot at the ducks which they had in
sght Of when Mr. Lson took the gun from him. and lean
ing it on his put cap the tube cooked it and in
the act Of returning it, the hammer fell and the gun
OF lodging the whole load in the breast aud heart of Car
ter. The little fellow immediately towards Mr. L.
and exclaimed Uncle you have shot me, then fell aud
instantly eynred
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-25

lSDrAs CLAIM TO NORTHERN YEENoSr-There is now In
attendance upon the Legislature of Vermont in session
Montpelier deputstion of Troquois Indians, to press
claim to considerable portion Of the State The Spring
field Republican says the claim is affair 1t
Presented first in 1856 and has been renewed frequent
intervals since 1t embraces all that portion Of the State
North of Otto creek and between Lake Champlain and
where the water begins to tow into the Connecticut
This territory belonged originally to the tribe laying
eaim to it, and they insist that they hny ceed it
away. They ask that their claim should be fairly
tgated at any rate The deputaton a. Montpelier
waiting the arrival Of Eleszer Williams of Dauphin
notoriety upon whom they rely for proper presentation
yf their case
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-25

Dim A TRUSK --In San Francisco, the 10th ult
death occurred in the singular and distressing
A lady had missed her child only year cid. She
supposed had itself in the and advertised for
could nothing On the 18th she had occasion
open her camphor wood trunk and there lay child
dead 1t had fallen into the trunk in trying to get
had pulled down the lid which closed with spriug
aud fitted closely that the child had smothered
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-25

A new Orphan Asylum has recently been
opened in Baltimore, which is under the Patronage OF
ssyeral religious denominations Il will be- capable OF
accommodating 800 orpans-2l0 girls aud leo boys with
APARTMENTS for matrpns, teachers, etc.
According to the last census, Georgia grows.
loss $50 bushels of wheat South C8rciinN i0to s77
Alabama 29t 90 Mississippi 1880 But neither OF
States produce much sin &c county ionroel
in the valley Of tennessee, New York
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-25

laos ToR rHr BRUSswIcS AND FLoRipA RAuRoAp.-The
ship Agues arrived at Brunswick Ca learn by ths
News en- the l4th with 1865 tons OF Iron for the Bruins
and Florida Railroad The Agnes sailed from Mid
deborough river Tees, England the "a October and
was orty-iour days out Reports having spoken brig
Melissa Aun, from NewYork in 80 6 North latitude, bare
hull. no spars and entirely deserted.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-25

THE FLINr TRIALs-Conds H,f % Death We learn from
the Fayetteville (Ark) Independent, of the Eth that
Of the murderers Of the Adlirs have been
dmned to death at the trial which is in progress at the
Courthouse of Flint District Of the Cherokee Nation The
other prisoners sixty seventy in number will be dis
posed of soon the court get time to attend TO
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Man sHor.-We learn from the Trinity Advocate that
pr IL b Herring shot Mr. Matthews wondiug him dan
gerously in that town the 18th The quarrel orsns
ted from trivial dispute game Of cards, Matthews
who was under bonds for previous assault upon Herring
Is said to have been intoxicated.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-25

rELEGRPH oPEHAroRs Mr. Justice Meredith, i'll the
superior Court Quebec has decided that the operator
Of telegraph company cannot be compelled to divuge
in justice the eonteats of teesraphic dispatch
sent or received by him
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-25

DgsrRucryE FisE ALroS.-The 81. Louis Republican
sys that fire occurred in Alton. ILL.,, the 18th by
which property to the amount $4,000 destroyed
Mr. A Quisey's Stove establishment was consumed
with loss Of sl5nO1
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STEAMSIIIPS-SIIIPS.
G.HLfFORN'IH.

FOR CALIFORNIA, via VERA ~-rS<e
CRuEIcrsos desir0uE proceeding Caiiomia Ll.4i
can now do VspCl City Merieo Aeapulr0s
hhi maghcen aieanshp Texas, loo burhen Henry
nhhef VIII leave Hgworeans Tor VeraCfuE the LIST and
month, a. o'l1 Iunrtnaly
Stages will leave NraCus lady the CITY Of seIieo from thence
A 7Apuco mules ah
THE MEXICAN OCEAN MAIL AND INLAND COMPANY will
shortly have Carnage Tho Road brpuo
ansport paasehgers hroRh Sau frnfse. Meanwhile
fache steamers touch at Acapulco 1nsugrs will
talaed For further pnrliclir s, apply "
HARRIS a MORGAN, foot Of 11liastrest
mylbt oppose The Sleansbfu
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The Liverpool and London Fire and Life
INSURANCE COMPANY.
oAPITAL-TEN MILLIONS DOLLARS.
CHARLES BRIGGS, Agent,
dsc26ly oac. Is S. Charles street.


l FACToRY-SAWlNG, TURNING AND PLANNING MILL
Mahogany, Walnut Cedar Oak Poplar Pine AMI Cypress
constantly hand Newel- Rauster
Awning Posts and Moudngs description Also, Lake and
Pensacola Fire Brick Sand Lime Cement Oder received and
executed with dispatch the julia and ST. John ss
opposite the New Basin. Loslyl JULES A. BLANC.
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MINISTER TURNED NAGRANF,-A man named John
Berger fined and nute1 in ull under the Eagrant
act yesterday morning by the Recorder Berger for
lsrly minister of tn gospel in Illinois and man
respectable staining in his Yocaton but for some
time no has frequeuted shops IN TINS city and mas
otten been confined in the c261ose for Grunssnnass.
FSt Louis Iutellisencer
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SUNDRIES- -SUNDRIES.

pRANDIES, WINES AND LIQUORS.
NJ j. B. WALTON, Tehoupiloulas street. aud IL New
l. wee, have aHI landing
50 half pipes and qtarter estkl BRANDY,
O Ptnat, 1903,
OHid, nupuy A Co.. 1879, ls4s, lS4T aud 1851:
H. GODDARD 60; p H. Goddard, Jr., late J. D. GoaArd
Pnrt, Casuou i c..
London Dock, ls45 pale dark;
Arrac S-gnette, pale; j. j. Dupuy, pale
prsnsrlvs, jr., pale and dark
80 quarter cssks SHERRY WINE,
including quality an delicate;
pip and half pipes psrior MADEIRA WINE
80 quarter casks PORT WINE;
CROWN BURGUNDY;
And fall Scotch Bourbon whisky St CoX
sud Jamaica Rum, Cherry Brandy Assorted Coa
purchasers. nl4 II
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M URPHY' s HOTEL and RESTAU-
LfE RANT, No. 100 ST. Charlie, stree-Ths &fex&
li.hm-u popHiarly known having thoroughly N{s
repaired, rpaluted and furnished 10 every
of The accommodations Of The resident well as the travel
public. No effort viii the the proprietor his
assistants deiary with d,h and render
1onhrahis. Ilec6 lyl RICHARD MURPHY, Proprietor.
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River Intelligence.

The St Loui. Intesencer Of the 18th give. us the fol-
owingiteus:
River opposite the city at a stand with five and half
six feet water the bars Cairo Weather yesterday
Loudly with appearance Of and rain TAe last boats
rom the upper Eefs report no .teral alteration in the
lavigation Of either.
sCsPEvsIov OF S.vrGATro~ on THE UprER MIssssrPPr-
iohGE OF lcg ETc-Tha Gaens papers Of the 12th- re-
eived yesterday notice that the ST. Paul packets Nemi
nee and Doctor Franklin, had discontinued their trips
nd gone into winter quarters The Franklin arrived
iasna on the Ilth and brought that the ice
runung psntfuily in the river at St Paul It sup
2osed that It had gged the river above the Falls as it
lad suddenly fallen about eight inches which rendered
impossible for the Nominee get up to St. Paul and she
discharged her freight at Dead Rock few miles below
Ice running heavily below Lake Pepin and great
Fss the Of floating ice in the Lake that the Frank
in with difficulty made the passage The prospect favor
ID suspension OF navigation TO all points above dalena
- soon as they we're visited by another cold snap
NEW BoATs Eos 1HE GALEvA AND ST. PAUL Lrys-CApt.
Drrn Smith has returned to Gaiena from Cincinnati,
Thther he went business connected with the Mime
ota packet company New boats have been contracted
or and the arrangements being made by the
~ FER full daily line next between Gaiens and
II. Paul.
NEW STEAMBOAT LfxEs-we learn from the St Pau
rspers that it is 10 contemplation form the open
a Of navigation spring line Of fourteen
psndd boets to run between ST Paul ct Louis and Du
buque to connect with the Illinois Central at the latter
5acer This is the account If the Democrat The Min
esotisn concludes that four da es Of steamboats, will
s0mmupcate with ct. Paul year, to wit One line
70 Prairie du Chen to connect With daily line the
Wisconsin, which latter is to connect with the Milwaukee
and Mississippi Railroad The second line will be that Of
he Minnesota Packet Company from Galena The third
Inc il looked for from Rock Island The fourth line is
he one referred to by the Democrat.
The paper of the previous day mas the following
tens:
Boats in yesterday from the Missouri river report moth
Ig done to the J. NJ Ciendenin yet,
PfLoT susPEypED-The Board Of Steamboat supervi-
1rs Of Louisville have suspended the license pilot of
John Carroll for sixty days. Mr. pilot on the
Zen Coursn when she into the e 8 Mail at Louis
gllle, and by which the latter sunk
Boats in yesterday fro the Missouri river report it
falling, with three and halt iet the principal bars
Rise ILLINoIs.-The officers Of the Excel in yes
srday report rise Of five inches at Lasale wenes-
day last The water was however, at stand that day
At Beardstown the river was falling.
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'-'stlHa fdT+st p prsca ts g NsHOriedNs: be
memhersd that the SOth July 1853 beors
M Of The Peace in and for the cy said personally appeared
Charles anson Secretary OF The Crescent Antua
pany OF NewOeant, w being duly according law
and that the above Just and iras and
transcript from the Books Of the said Company.
CJ. MANsoNI, Secretary.
Sworn 10 and signed before his 3lth July 1858.
CHARLES RICHARDSON, Third Justice Of the P.sce
Parish oil 0dsEna.
The Board of 1uees have resolved paw r
cent in cash the certificates FRONTS 1850 ISL
ls52 tothe heldarS thereof their legal presu y
the Eighth day Of August, prsliao
The Trustees have also declared Dividend "Thrtyve per
cent tbs canned Premiums Of Company for the year ng
the Twelfth day Of July lsS for will he issued
and after the ID Monday in September ueIt.
TfIOS. A. ADAMS, Presdsnt.
MOSES GREENWoo Vice President
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ARzANsAs-We copy the following items from the last
fayetteville Independent
Our streets daily crowded with emgrants' wagons
their way to Texas. We hope that the ne settlers
iay have good time assthey anticipate but fear
hey will not
.lJTlss 10 7ra-seyeral wagons have gone from this
county lately with apples for austin Antonio and
other points in Western Texas
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THE CuNsERLANu.-The river was rising slowly yester
day with about ve and half feet the Shoals
The weather for the past few days has been quite
sonabe Ii it continues much longer it viii force
denizens to dof their winter garb and for the sake o
comfort put on lighter apparel Nashville Gaz. 18th
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EHLPESTON

- WI leave SUNDAY. November ", at O'Clock AM
1SORGALVESTDN,lN ,lNDrANoLA, PORT <SEEF,,
y LANhCA AM MATAGnRDA RAY Regular sSssaIR3asss.
New1fAns and Tea u. s. Mail
TIE md magnificent steamship LOUISIANA Jrrem ab
smith, commander viii leave ty
(as are al @ The ye's this lne) mb and frames
dnubY bihoth, Of
Freight 'qr ndsno and ayHra will the wh.e, ub
leet Nlng"a ny) without charge. Fotght
or piHsase' hhNihB
HARRIS A MORGAN, foot OF Jnl.s street
opposite the SsamaLip I.aiing,
" Ih me having ssnbshed i Pilot ka
- -
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DAILY CRESCENT

THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT.
OFFIc@ 80. % ~. CTdRLH9 STREET.
Wal b rsZrg eig tnu-
every Jay (saniay -felp=i = asr. sivsn-. fa4s4
The Ons or IS cents Sesk, lagabe y tis Carrzrs.
THE CIRCU LATION
Of tie CsESrss pay ai Weekly,
medium % bdyeris~r y
FAMILY PAPER
i oir-ss largely, and The bo.s tzsrs and
articles sold u families sder;.d
its No paper anon.
families.
OUR TERMS
are such "a 70 invite the attention and patronage public
TEEHs
Per squars PearF In. rtisn in ali 81 "a
ENrfy supArd ent l1kerteil
Adyeren=nts0 ts Second Page charged day
foT a shorter tine
All Advert marked will b. pIbihsd noult srd
ehsrssd accordingly.
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United States Life Insurance Annuity and
TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
S. R. CRAWFORD, President,
{. q. INLAY, Secretary.
BRANCH OFFICE FOR THE SOUTH IND WEST,
No. - Camp street, NsworleAns.
BENJAMIN FL0RANck. agent.
HARMON DoANE, Asset Agen!
~ Reks on the iyeso WHITE SLAVES taken
the most favorable terms. octl3 ly
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FNLANAGA ANS OYSTER SALOON. 95 zEN ~
n ST CHARLES STREET. ........ THOMAS X E.HA 10
FLANAGAN takes the pleasure Of 10 hi. ~ w
and the public generally that he b.s opened -Z
q, Saloon E slwsys
the affords
The Department supcrntendrpce
s beat Cooks the Ir Give him gra Judge
uAIFFl
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TERA CRUZ.
willlesy THURSDAY, December l. ats O'Clock AN
EtOR VERA CRUZ. s. Mail Line -sefS&,
- The new and magnilte steamship TEXAS .AsM&ts
Cipn .on 0nhen Henry Place commander nor TsT. 1s
,hove punctuAily carrying the u. 5. Aiails.
....#Ratss of PRasags....
SA'h
henantercnt guoda, eii foot s6 eonts
10 foTeigh Pnaaage having nn
AMI stgetage Pas4sngrrH, HlgIy to
HARRIS d MORGAN, foot Of Julia street
~ Shippers provide emss,ea Win Ii. afosi. b.of
iANl NJ aho othef Iorm VII De signed.
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Office Home Mutual Insurance Comnan,

STATE Or LOUISIANA,
fAHiFn OF CITY al w Orleans,
BE remembered, that tho the
eerioerh Justice OF the Peace
ally appeared AsIan. Behe President and anes H. Wteg
secretary the Home Mutua Insurance Oranswho
ees dly seofeg law tspoee say she sOs
company. 4 BROTHER President
JASRs II, WHISTLER, Secretary.
hNon 10 sHd suhed this the January 1855,
C. V. JONrE, Second Justice Of the
Of the Parish cf Orleans.
~ Ihe Board o. Trustees have declared dividend Of sorine
cent on the earned Of Company ending
December ~ 1859 of which certificates after
the LIST OF March
lhe company continues to kYtr
toss 81 damage oy re st the Once -
lamp street AlEhANRhB BROTHER, Presdeni
-, i, JOHN E.SHAW, Vice President
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AN9k LIVERPOoL.- Takes no Corn ,i5EFS

TIE spl=uit .1s- ui'sg AmstieaD ship HORl. -Aas
ZON. Captain Ceil~s 1Haupou, oadtg VAL I-g
d'plc, Foo ffrE4t Of q tales Gotten 1900 bs Fllu
4 ppm ]. r. WHITNEY Il co, Gl Camp
~ F'rph"sE', apply 70 he Clplaid en- board. n5
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E0R LIVERPOOL The A ! fa.t sail "a
EoR LIVERPOOL Takes no Corn, ~,

Irr n.v sEpet'ffsst rsrrs Airgr sH ELLA fA.t~
A. CLARK. CaIf Rappsrloat ready 10 rg9J.t- : -
and vii have imnria nt,le For freight ist l4s Gotten
IFlg VI r. WHITNEY d co, q CAIltsf
~ Fof Haa7-r, aYp'F 10 he Csp tu I, AT MIS-
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HOTELS-RESTAURANTS

BOARDING Mrs. c. W WlTHERELI. having
Camp street
fla'ey occupied ny Nu. P Converse El) shed entirely
Gentlemen with Board The unsurpassed, having Al
msteTn improvements Boafd also have Hot
Clii and Str~er Baths. t.
spOARDING. Several Fine Rooms for Fam
lee t hni desr4be rzsnee, BaronUe
Also, 'e~ DaT BoHrdsrs te accommodated. n IN
gOARDING.-A young Gentleman wants TO
haard respectable AN. anlY where he would be
sny Blalsr. lie win givs liberal e5penG.n Please address let
tst-hoI +, Al
ST. LOUIS HOTEL This Hotel, hay- -
- zg closed iur.rs repalrs nJt n
'tc., Jr the accommodation Of s Bo4rars
he Pnhic. nj Z
Z AXE HOUSE, NEW SHELL ROAD. <1--s
The Subscriber fully n9tfe. public that he 5Fs1
1As ttnrned rom nl exploring expedition and
lr the tpsliA bsuef rHrui- privilege
aft underwater nds th- Suairu DGrc, and hia
friends vi n o titucs that ir t the deshle
ieaeIa tha Of FISH, FLESH WILD ard TAME FOWL,
SELECT WINES sil be held readiness. ndden cs
ho5fs advance q city i-, and tls f all leave
A.het WIN q.aiiS Or eh'r.-s l's' ~ G. cuLLuM.
EsOARDlN0.-A very handsomely furnished
kb ROOM The Second Floor, The
the tr Dsrci ard busllss HAD
'FnteTau aud h Wife, ny sldtang F. R. P this
nc. ~ r'1set rfehang-d, Il necessary. mh9s
4 RCADE HOTEL, r. s. MORSE, Pro- A.se-s..
n prstOrThi establishment Aaalary sf.sF
public, viii be opened TINS MORNING, Monday,
s. ~ fhs hose ha thoroughly repaired aad re furnished
novs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-21
Music and Theatricals Abroad.

AT Milan after being closed since the late instruction
La Scala rsopened on the 9TH March, with verds Rigo
etto" The audience, might be expected, scant
in the extreme, and the shadow Of passing events threw
its gloomy influence the entire represent ..
yerds opera, La Traviata, was produced st.vs
nice the 9th March tho FENCE but with far less
success, according to the F,raa than usually attends
the works OF this mdero. The subject is that Of the
vaudeville piece, la Dame aux Cameias'' but the
tre1o and execution are described a. both dete,taba
and hence the failure Parts Of the music are cited az
among the finest compositions Of Verds popular talent
Az last chance of keeping her Theatre
London and savng the interests Of the p opery box
owners, proposition has been made by Sgnor Puggi
and Ness Robertson aud Nugent to carry on the per-
formances for season In the proposs il accent
ed the first named gentleman has already provided
company SAlaa
Mr.. Sands, American has been performing the feat
OF walking across the ceiling at DIury Lane London.
Anew uiTno donna named LAlaymo, has recently made
her first appearance at the Carlo theatre at Naples
and repeatedly Missed BY the audience Jritstod by
the Kisses che suddenly left the stage and the curtain
fell but the police Immediately marched her or in her
theatrical dress to prison. where she remained for forty
eight hours.
The amount of money circulated by musical specua
tons in Paris IL enormous. In the month Of December
the receipts OF the theatres concerts &c amounted TO
1,132, 400 francs about G45 3oo).
letter from Vienna, of the 18th March savs.-Tr,
Adrdge played here for the twelfth and last time YES
erday As the higher classes in Vienna generally under
stand English the theatre always well filed hui II
was not until people had become somewhat sccusomed 10
the pecuarites of the English stare decama tion that
Adrdgcs talent properly appreciated His success
perhaps greater in lock- than in any other char
acter but his Othelo also much admired The Iady
Macbeth excited the laughter Of the vennese who have
long been accustomed 10 the part admirably played b.
Madame Rettish and the consequences was that the tr
gedy did not take. The combat between Macbeth and
hacduf which conducted in the style that we are
accustomed to " on the other side Of the water
quite asonished the distinguished audience which had
always been accustomed 10 the who was not of
woman born, hill the usurper without difficulty.
Madlle Msrthe beautiful and charming actress al
ne 6ymnaee theatre in Paris has committed snicide m
der very distressing circumstance She was much az
taehed 70 lie Prince Ca1erata relative OF the Empe
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Spain.
MINISTERIAL PROPO

MINISTERIAL PR0PosITIoNs-LATEsT REP ORTs TO
GOVERNMENT FROM CUBA-AEoTHER ROYAL BIRTH
THE ARMY CoNTINGENrs, ETC., ETC.
Ministers had called meeting of the government sup
porters in the Deputies aud laid before Thea the mea
TO be proposed to the Cortes These related first
to reform Of the constitution; second law of entails
third bin for the conversion Of the floating debt aud
fourth bill to annul the extraordinary credi granted
last year To all these the deputies promised
their support. On the LIST instant the Minister of Fl
laid before the Chamber project Of law for the
adoption OF decimal system Of weights and asures
The Senate refused TO discuss further the complaints OF
Naryaez
Cuba is officially reported quiet up the 1st instant
On the Goth ult. at Toulouse a son was born to the
Duchess de Seville wife of the Infane Don Enrique de
BourboH, brother to the King Of Spain. This
Der Of the royal family is christened Francois Marie Trim
lite Henri, &c.
royal ordinance commands the enlistment OF Is 00e
Il ON the contingent of 1853.
ii Chcanera, famous bull fighter, was buried with
great pomp a. Madrid the other day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-21

CorroN demand has bsen more limited this week
The trade although anticipating q continued falling OF
in receipts hesceforward decided upon only coming
rather more freely offered, buyers have had occasional
advantages excepting In boweds which, not being plen
tful realize very full prices In Manchester gocd bust
heavy goods continue dull of sale.
stock this day s so bags of which sss l are American
Sales this week ~ 420 bags including $40 American
$500 bags being speculation, and 9G90 for export
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-21

STATE OF THE WEATHER-sHIpPISG TRADE-rxf.
GRATfON-WARLIKE MEASURES, ETC
Hamburg sdvces Of the 1st inst mention that the river
Is free from ice and shipping business active. strong
emigration movement setting In iowa rds Australia
Baden letters OF the 31st ul say that coalition of the
States ofsouthern Germany for the purpose of establish
ing blockade against Switzerland, seriously con
tenplatsd
Numsmatists will have opportunity of making adj
Gitions TO their collections during this summer the mu-
inequality Of Leipsic having resolved to dispose of their
collection which contains 10 600 specimens
Berlin papers contain statement of the infamous
treatment 70 which party 81 German emgrants, sent
~ contract IRON Hamburg 70 Rio Janero recently
exposed.