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THE iss AT woEK-EDIT0Rs RIsISG-PACIPIc AP-
roiSTNENT-DTssATIsPACTI SWEEP
--BRoTHER JONATHAN WATCHING John BILL

fhE iss AT woEK-EDITOR3 RIsfNG-PACIFIc AP-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SWEEP
--beorHERJosArfAS WATCHING JOHN Bull
WILMINGTON, March Is 1855
lou nan better believe thst the ins Hitting the axe
d reform on the outs with uncommon diligence Two
hundred and forty nominations have been sent nto the
Senate within the last twenty four hours Some svtv
confrmaions Of previous nominations hsvs been o.A
to-day and tomorrow win undoubtedly witness s con-
frnation Of some hfty or sixty more.
The editorial profession appears be sharing In the
appointments Col Charles G. Greene the witty
editor Of the Boston Morning Post will be Naval ofacer
at that port Col Greene makes popular paper and
even many who don't ike his politics warm admirers
Of the good humored scintiliations Of his genius
Major Phnney, the editor of the Barnstable (Aiass
Patriot ia to be Collector Of Customs at that port Heis
Industrious member Of the profession and has long
sided In the ancient realm Of the Puritsns-Cspe Cod
Your merchants will be Interested in the confirmation
Ct J. Bridge Esq Of Boston Appraiser for the Pa
chc coast Mr. Bridge Is accomplished Custom house
officer having served in the Appraisers Department In
Boston for number Of years. He win be popular with
such Of the people Of Louisiana doing business
the Government at San Francisco.
OF the local appointments here but little Ia said among
outsiders Come dissatisfaction exists at the placing
Mr. p O. Washington in the important post Of Assistant
Secretary Aproest Is talked of the President
Of the most active acentents but whether IL will
amount to any thing farther than talk ths deponent
sayeth not.n
The wings know by experience how impossible it Is to
give satisfaction Ia such ENTHUSIASTICALLY at the outset
1t Is settled that the changes will be very general in
parts Of the country.
The Senate has done nothing but attend to Executive
business and hear Messrs Clayton, Douglas and Mason
Al who have heard Mr. Clayton admit that he defends
bis in the State Department with signal ability
But the positions he took that prove be adverse
subsequently taken by Messrs Webster and Everett viii
hardly be sustained by the country Our people have
habit Of regarding all movements Of England on this
Continent with Suspicion is weakness they seem to
have and somehow it is hard to eradicate # from the
| mind OF Uncle Sam f.
The recent of the English frigate Devastation
not any too popular with commercial from her
treatment Of fishermen in the Eastern waters-in
firing into the works at Honduras and the fact that
other British vessel is conveying Santa Anna to Mex
| leo, are carefully noted by our people at large,
In all this John Bull may not any harm. Per.
haps he don't Neither viii Brother Jonathan mean any
| harm by watching him. @An ounce Of preventieu i.
worth pound Of cure.n DEsoro.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26
NJEw ORLEANS EMIGRANT AND .xs

~ REMITTANCE oFFIcE-The undersgusd at his old ~
once continues 10 accommodate dssoua
renting money their friends England Scotland, with
stsrg sight draugh payable post Town the
sums 10 suit He also usual eonnuss having
ssng.rs from egeol to hs good ships
sio JOHN TooLE IS Bank Place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26

The ARmy--Genl Scott it is stated, designs maxim
New York city the headquarters Of the army
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26
C.dDIZ.

EOR CADlZ-Passage Only y.--The A ~
L fast calling American ship MM sTusGIs Cap. J9hn X
pshed Fol only superior apply TO
In Capap On board. yP. WHITNEY CO. 81 Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26

The NewYork Herald of the 18th contains an Article on
the oyster trade Of NewYork which s six bulky
columns Of that JOURNAL and In the course Of which the
peculiar favor and dslicacy of the yins shrswsbuy
York Bay Blue Point Sound Princes Bay and other W.
reties are dwelt upon with uncommon piquancy and
gusto. We have only space for . rssapitulasion:
Number Of boats, Of all Sizes from nifty to two hun.
drsd and ffty ton, employed in the trade In Viz.
1000
In the East and North River trade. ,...... 400
In the Shrewsbury trade .,................... 20
In the Blue Point and Sound trade 100
In the York Bay trade. 90
Whole number Of boats $40
TABLE exhibiting tie yearly f sales ef al kinds Of ovs-
ters, BY the wholesale dealers Of NeUIork
Sales Of Virginia oysters including those planted
90 In Fnnces bsy, 100000
Sales Of East and North River oysters 3600Oo0
or Shrewsbury oysters Observation-Disclosures. 10000
OF Blue Point and Sound oysters. 100000
Ot York Bay oysters 100000
Total sales. Ss 100000
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26
OUHCHITA RIVER
OPELOUS.HS.

VIII leave SATURDAY, March 2s al Il O'Clock N.
LNOR WASHINGTON AND OPE- ~ -
IL L0USAS.-fhe subatana running u
steamer RED Rlt Err, Captain II. j. DoIsey, viii
leave IS above for egh Pasl ari, VI eLsAs
street. or to OLIVIER BAUiE ID New CusionhOase
The Red River viii freight all
aya and Lower Bayoa Rouge Tesppi freight for the
the barge Odd Fellow. fIh35
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.aRKq.NS4S RLKER.
REGULAR PACK Eis.


EOR BILOXI AND LYNcHBURG Sit
SPRINGS, BAY ST. LOUIS, PASS CHRIS .szz<.ise5 -
IT. sad MISSISSIPPI CITY erts1dag 70 rAscAol LA
DAYS.-Ihke Shore Weekly packet CREOLE
and spltdd low pressure CREOLE. Charles
Walker built with
son will leave the Railroad arrival
the Lake follows.
Lsores Ntwo-sanS. w Lsaues Lg8oh5Rrg and Biozi!
TUESDAYS ....hy 10 A. N. Cars wEDNEsDAY EVENING
THURSDAYS ...lO A. N. Cara FIR DAY EVENING
SATURDAYS p NJ Car. sUHDAY........ EVENING
ts Fare, uchb5rg ioyi Intermediate landings 4.
so; Children and serysas 81 So; Deck, 81.
~ Freight received the Railroad DEPOT all the week.
o'clock Ssur for Tuesday and Thursdny trips ought b
Mondays and Wed ss5ays.
The Way will OF the Agent
o'ock A. SATURDAYS N.
mhz r.. aErDks.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26

e kDD FELLOWS kESi,-- Vaults In this
~ Cemetery can DO obtained by applying PERSON rsa
the City Hall First District JAMES FURNEAUx Secretary,
NO. is Camp street. hp stara Rev CHARLES WTAIl No. ks
hnade streets AID r. H. CoRREY sekisa Co.. No. 40 Canal
The price OF Vaults to sockhodng Lodges burial Of
bsr $780, To ebe Of sockhong Lodges for the burial Of wife
$780, for all ether burials tie OF Vault will be *<0
invariably.
For the purchase Of Lots respecting the hkST
apply g. DUNLAP Chairman the Cemetery Commtss No. u
Camp street. JAMES FURNEAux,
Iassif" Secretary Of the Board Of Direct
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26

ARREsr SHoorIse LADY.--We learn from the
Bangor Mercury that the young girl who shot Bowman
the mazy dance Pea Cove Me- last week was arrested
on his complaint No witness appeared and she dis
charged She said she intended to shoot the complain
ant had found by her demonstration that the people
her side and she thought she should let him
said he deserved death for his treatment of her She is
but sixteen years old The wound received will lame
Bowman for life, 1t is thought
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26

1t stated in the Cape Town papers that many soldiers
who have deserted from the English armies have Joined
the Kar rebels and acting with them To this cause
is ascrbed the improved discipline Of the native troops
Though they cannot stand against charge yet they dis
psrse and reform In such mastery greatly
to harass their opponents their tactics being similar
Of the Americans in the early stages Of the Revclu
tion Cape Town paper remarking upon the fact that
when captured the natives treated rebels says
only that they have been made subjects Of Great
Britain by the proclamation of the authorities Lon
dom who have issued certain pieces of parchment that
effect The Cape papers also contain account of the
formal taking possession of the Orange River Sovereignty
by General Cathcsr at the head of two thousand Eng
sh troops 1t is apparent says the Boston Traveller that
England will possess all the land in South Africa
worth having under the plea that it is necessary the
safety of the Colonists
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26

d 1ON hAIdalhON-tOr the Growth anu
n ESTABLISHMENT OF THE HAIR, TO PREVENT ITs
EAiLlNG OFF AND TURNING GRAY-Awarled the HIGHEST
PREMIUMS BY he States NewYok Maryland Michigan at
their FAIRS OF s5iThe RATHAIR0N nuiIalzss the
sasst 9t Dssase climate and od Age, PRESERVING AND RE
stotiss Ttk HUMAN HAIR after badness Of twenty
ceanses the scp Daudf; the
Gus HeAda aid Head EspeAs Diseases ofhe Sk and is
the most dssable
TOILET ARTICLE
For LADIES' or Gentmens IN WORLD perfume equals
nbns Choicest Extracts and being OIL color
ING properties gives the Hair that bright ,o lively
anee secured by 20 other prcpar ,tion
The use Of the kAIAoN adopted by the Est Physicians in
Europe ara Amee and a Patronage and sale 10
the history Of the Maera Medca. supeuons-A
TRIAL ONLY CAN ATTEST IT'S REAL VIRTUE, AS MILLIONS
CERTIFY To be had throughout and South America Europe
end The Islands OF ths Ocean, large bottles
~ Sold by JARVIS 4 W0oDMAN,
mills Of MaQnzin. Common sreets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26
ICE--ICE--ICE.

ICEi ICE!-J. STAFFORD Co, Wholesale and
Retail Deas ICE 10 EyHian Fields opposite the
rontehsIan Railroad Depot lower de No. se Ola ee street
street. street. Thoupoulas street.
street. betwesn and Harmony Streets Fourth
rict. jan lyos
TCE-ICE-J. STAFFORD & CO., wholesale
dealert in ICE. Office. NevOrlsans
VCE-500 to 1000 tons Ice, to arrive about the
a. May for sale p VIII NEY CO.. 81 Camp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26

Z EN. LEWIO-S IhEPAKED FLUUR.-Ihe
undersigned is prepared to furnish the sbove Flour
uesiIed quantity for family Steamboats, vessels exp1raon
Propetors o. Hotels will find this very desirable article
cooking where Flour 1t peculiarly with
culinary salt, requiring only cold milk The dough
baking No adultefalion whatever used in its prepanon
Ter For particulars, hill barr Is OF packages.
great proparty this Flour shipped
aud in purity It has
free from insects for eigheen months
mhs u L CHANDLER. 80 Fulton street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26

Will leave SATURDAY, March e6, at 5o'eicek
EHOR VlCKSBURG, WARRENToN, aeY =
NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, HARD ~
TAiEs, RODNEY, ST JOSEPH, WATERPROOF, s3sIsfsks
NAICHEZ, FORT ADAMS, BAYOU SARA, and al
andngsrhe splendid packet NATCEZ No.
e. 7 p eahsr win above. For freight passage,
apply on board, or 10
D. R. CARROLL. uncn Row. IS carondelsi street.
tg The Natchez No. has made with the NOLAN
W CAMPBELL ard will take feigh for ali points the
YAZOO. mhg3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26
BREMEN.

FOR BREMEN, passage Only. THE A ]
sailing bark JUNO Capt Edzar, having all he
will be quickly dispatched For passage apply to the
Captain, uoard, Fourth District
r. RODEWALD 4 CO., II Commercial Place. to
ml12 J.P. WHITNEY d CO, 81 Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26
INLARREN sTAGG's CHOICE SUGAR.

ANI Ahlll1AN olhooo SIlolCE DOpsAh-
:" CURED IAMS.The attention OF the trade
generally invited this
In TO their table
the laad there is not and cannot be question:
In first place. these Hams fed Pork
uhuf eEesa No still led pork
sold under the brand This IL principle The selection Of the
Of these Hams not adopted other house IN the
~0rd And ci seshoud bis of only
ers--wogld insnre 'hese Hams the superiority.
SeeondYrhe process o. Care entirely distinct from that Of
other brand attended with the utmost large
Is the result Of expefence.
respect ae rut m they have no comre
ompaned by elaborate directions for for
proved die ard then wrapped bautu engraved wrapp-
thing the best unsurpassed
thought are uNEQuALED by any brand Of Hams market
the world.
Asurpy Of these superior always Agents,
NH klDpER FABIAN, ~ Magazine street
DIAPER AND STATIONERY WAREHOUSE,
81 and So Common stree-E r. STEVENS Co invite the
attention o. chan, printers and Others articles in their line,
to their extensive aud varied stock of
PRINTING, WRITING AND WRAPPING PAPERS,
BLANK BOOKS, PLAYING CARDS ND STATIONERY,
adopted almost branch oftrad and m the
Writing Paper, journals and Ledgers, Steel Pens,
Printing Paper, Day books, Cuils,
Book Pfper, Cash Bocka Cash Boxes
Coored Paper, Rec-gI Books, Bill Head Rores,
tnvel0p Paper, Copying Books, Post Office Boxes,
Hardware Paper, Copying Presses, Wsfers and Sand,
Cloth Paper Playing Crda, States and penoIs
Shoe ParoT, Printess' Cards, lax StaHis
aLmplng Paper, Writing Ink, Letter fells,
Iruggsts' Paper, Copying Ink, Padded Foloa
Gfota RS Paper, PRINTING LII, Tin Cutters
Bo Paper, Bonnet Boards, Ivory Folders,
Alubic Paper, Straw Boards, Binders Leather,
sheaihing Paper, Binders Boards, Binders Gold Leaf
g Ne invite particular attention to our stock of BLANK BOOKS
~htfh, or variety and extent cannot be surpassed
Also 70 the following articles counting
Co.'s Extra Fine PENS, flexible Gots Double
Elastic lPoo Pens, extra fine points, Mahns Patent Pareh
meht COPYING LETTER COOKS Invoice cumsd
| i.nI7 Qn3u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26

The Botonans pay great attention the statistics Of
their city. The following is statement of births, deaths
and marriages during the year 1852 reported by the
City Register
There have been 530s births registered viz 1851 males
ard 2e57 females children of 1861 American fathers and
1888 American mothers and Of 3479 fathers and 345l
mothers of foreign nativity the brthpaces of 90 fathers
and ~ mothers being unknown. Fl
The intentions of marriage of 2s77 couples have been
entered and certificates sued viz 1856 male and l3i7
female Americans and 1921 males and 1880 females of
foreign birth 1886 actual marriages have been recorded,
the parties being nearly the proportion origin
There have been 1886 deaths registered viz 1902 males
and 1884 foaes 1868 being Of American and Gigs Of
foreign origin, nearly can be ascertained.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26

DORTER, ALE AND CHAMPAGNE CIDER
bottles, sae Wholesale RETAIL
jan29 If L. H. HEDGES Il CO., q Gravier street
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VDORTER, ALE AND CHAMPAGNE CIDER,
bottles barrels casks, for SALE Wholesale retail
jana l.. IL. HEDGES 4 CO., "a Grsvier street,
ALLSOPPS' INDIA PALE ALE
ALE celebrated India its vauabe proper
Malt Water, by Messrs SAMUEL ALISoPP SON
the the
by jan9 lyl r. H. Chiffon, Importer, 81 Gravier
NHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS.-BRAN-
DEssszaraeo the vintage Of 1895, 1885,
dar vintage ls2s otad Dupuy AMI other brands Of
and qualities.
WNEs-od Reserve Patheuho Side India Ms
dea; DUB Gordon and Harmony Nephew's Sherry Old Still
Sparkling Hook Creme de bouyy, Fleur de Sery Hd
many bnd d ChampAgne White Wine Car in casks
eases, of all qualities.
Holland Gin jamaica Rum Scotch Irsh Old Roanoke
and Old Rye Whisky; Brandy Fruits und Fvs J Codals Of
Boker Berlin and Gouy eiters everything
WINES and LIQUORS. which will
able terms be found, NJ caah city paper.
200 casks PORTER ali Ale, in pnts snd quarts.
% Sh,.sIL I. TAY LnR, Is Royal street.
NEW CONFECTIONERY STORE, Wholesale
uhscriber will MONDAY December WIIoEs AND
RETAIL CONFECTIONERY STORE, AND LADIES' SALOON at
the Camp Lafayette the Odd Feows Hall
sa hand large stock Of sds Goods usually
ne aud prepared MI merchants aud country crde
CANDIES, NUTS, FRUITS, LIQUORS. WINES, CoRDLS,
Wholesale.
Families Balls PARTIES supplied at short notice with CAKES,
CANDY, ICE CREAMS, etc., in superior style.
have connected with SALOON FOR LADIES,
and VIII furnish COFFEE CHOCOLATE TEA, MILK, SODA, ICE
CREAM, ETC.
Having engaged Confectionery business in the cities
Nksburg for the years myse
thai long experience and efforts please will share
public patronage. WM k0GAN. dee2l tt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26

EOR BALTIMORE.-Th A fast sail IN
ing brig DIDO Capt Small loading for the
will early dispatch. For freight
ply 10 j. H. ASIiBRDGE co. SO St. Charles street. mh26
TOR BALTIMORE. - The fast sailing ssA
brig sEGuIN James Dubsl having the great A
her engaged and going on toard will
With dispatch, balance OF freight apply board or TO
mills j. II. ASHBRlDGE Co 5s St. Chaies street.
FOR BALTIMORE-Regl Line of ~
PacketsAn fast sailing vessel is ready to re Ak
iasS GEo. w HYNsoN, so Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26

GERMAN EsueRArIoS-At recent meeting of the Ger
Philanthropic Society, of St. Louis, it shown
that the total number of German emgrants who arrived
in that city during the year ending March
of whom l6OO4 arrived by way of Neworeans 7Ds5
by way of NewYork and other eastern cities
During the year 22l1 emigrants have been furnished
with employment 26 have been sent to the hospital l43
have been buried by the Society have been sent to the
county farm and 81 orphans have been provided Aid
amounting in all to s5l2 o5 has been extended to 2l5
persons.
We subjon the German emigration to that city during
the last five years
Year ending March, 1s49 5000 do March, 1850 IA 4o3;
do March 1851 10715 do March, 1852 12624; do March
1858, 23,0SS. Total in five years 80 $50.
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GLASGOW.

sail the s .nst.The splendid eoppered and copper fast
ROGEIINE CrOwe master, having portion Of
her engaged viii a above For freight passage having
oaos accornHodaons she having been Avorts
passenger vessel while running regular packet between Ncwo
tlret, OF to o. WICKIIAAl, rs Camp street. mhl2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-26
.AWTWERP.
HHMBURGH.

EOR HAMBURG The A ! fast sailing
ship ROME Captain Gross, having the OF her
will Dispatch For freight Of 800 bales
Cotton, apply JP.WfIITNEY CO., pl Camp street
For passage apply to the Captain on board. mh5
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-09-08
Wheat and war.

England is so busily engaged in man.
uiacturing, that she brings large portion Of
her breadstufls and provisions, as we'll as
the raw material for her manufactures, from
every par, OF the world. During tho frs,
twenty. seven weeks for the present year,
The importation of flour and wheu alone,
into the pons Of Great Britain, was equal 10
l9, ,l04,75l bushels Of wheat. This quan.
liiy was brough, from fory.eigh. differen,
ports IN all climates. The list begins with
the northern port Of Russia and ends with
Peru.
|, includes almost every European State
includes Egyp. and Yves. Africa, the Phil.
!ipine Islands and the Brazls, Australia and
the United States Of North Amcrica.-Cour.
ier T. Eng.
In the event ofa general wari in Europe, the
first thing to be done by the combined fleets
would be, TO shu. The Euxine ports by block.
ade. This would stop the numerous impor.
iatlons from Odessa and ports Of the Danube;
emburrass the imporlations from Dan,zic /;
indeed. the shipments OF grain, from all 9th.
er countries excep, the United States. Egyp,
ard Australia would be liable TO The attacks
of pf;ya,eers under the Russian flag; the
one as Turkish, and the o.her as an En-.
gish dependency. The United States would
be called upon to furnish perhaps wha, would
be equal to twenty-five millions oi bushels
Of wheat, This quantity Of wheat, with the
(reiRh, added, would yield as many dollars
In other regards, we should be benefied by
a general wsr, between European powers
To be sure. our manufactured goods would
cost US more; and the expectation Of our
raw material would decrease; but on gen.
eral balance Of the war account, we would
be found immense gamers. We would not
wish 10 realize large amount OF money ou,
Of the miseries of war, but we believe that
such miseries would find compensation in
the uprising Of the mssses in Hungary and
Italy, now awaiting The first fire from the
confronting armies nlong the Danube. We
hope such war will begin! I,s end canno,
bu. find the people Of Europe enjoying more
privileges, with less ,yranny--a consunma.
lion devouily 10 be wished.-StatesmaH.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-09-08


BLACK SET.--A Locofoco editor up
northwest, who, by some means has go,
himself dubbed Professor WRieHr, declared
in the Locofoco Convention iha, Mr.. BARNEY
was member of,he Constitutional Conven.
ZION Of New York. and.,here signalzed him.
self as good radical Democrat. This was
said TO satisfy the Convention ,ha, they had
got decided pariizaa for their candidate.
We confess the statement was news 10 US,
but ]. was pu, forward with SO much assu.
rance that we supposed i. was really true.
Beside this, Prof. WRIGHT was New York
Locofoco a.ihai time, and knew BARNEY TO
be Of the same class Since the convention,
we have heard doubIs expressed whether The
statement was true. and we took steps to find
out. Las. evening, however, the Statesman
came ou, with an admission that The north
western Professor had iod whopper, and
that BARNEY was not member OF said Con-
ven,ion. He was candidate |. is said, and
was defeated. So ,ha. humoug has had its
day. How Prof. WRlenr, who knew his
friend BARNEY so well in New York, could
have made such huge mis,atemen we
leave !. 10 him to explaln.-O.S.Journal
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-09-08

liamsm was prorogued, On the 2O.h, BY
commission.
The Queens speech says she has good
reason TO hope that nm honorable arrange
men. Of the Eastern question will be accom-.
pished.
Lord PalmeFslon stated, in The House Of
Commons. ,ha. he was con6den. Ihal the
Car would evacua.e the pIincipaliIies with
ouI unnecessary delay.
The advices In regard TO the eastern
question contain nothing new, and the re.
ported state OF The matter presents nothing
.hu, would indicate any nearer approach 10
on adjustment.
A sligh, outbreak had been reported in
Servia.
The rcmoiest intention Of Austria 10 oc.
cupy Bosoris is denied.
Capitalists, ore wanted 10 construct ship
canal from the bend in the Danube to the
Black sea in order 10 avoid the mouth Of the
Danube.
A decree Of Napoleon fixes uniform rate
Of impor. duties on biea6s,uffs Of twenty
FIVE centimes till December 3lst and until
,ha, date no tonnage duties are to be
charged.
The text Of The Austrian pro,es. against
the Smyrna affair is published and sen, sC
all the foreign Ministers. II .akes the
ground ,ha. Capt. lngraham broke The inter.
national law, as explained by Valel and
other jurists.
The Emperor OF Austria is engaged to bt
married 10 the Princess Elizabeth Of Bavaria
The import duties Of breadsluffs into .ht
Two Siciies are repealed.
Demonstrations agains. the authorities
have been made a, Leghorn.
The exports Of breads.uffs is prohibited
! from Greece.
The King Of Ava had accepted terms o
peace, and was proclaimed in Burmah.
The Chinese lmperalis.s, assisted BY
foreigners, were repulsed in an a,tomp, ,c
re.,ake Shanghai.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-09-08

New PoMERoY PAcXETs.-On Saturday
last, Two new bouts made their appearance
u, our wharf, yclep. "Pomeroy Packe,s,'
namely; the "AlIegheny Clipper" ane
Frank Keeling"
The Clipper is designed for the Cincin
natl and Pomeroy wade--is in charge {
Capt. Newton. well.known and popular
commander, and intends making regula
weekly trips leaving Pomeroy every Mon
day y--Cincinnali every Thursday.
Ine "heellng IS IN Inc portsmouth
.rade; leuves Pomeroy every Monday, an,
is in charge Of accommodating officers
whose names we have forgotten.