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FEB. s.-Chnrgc If SfdbJing at Scq.-,J0hn Arm.
strong, seaman ON board the ship Celestial Empire
was arrested on charge Of having stabbed Clarke,
the second mate, on the last voyage Of that vessel
from Liverpool to this port.
Charge Of Reroh.-Wiam King aud David
Neville searcn on board the brig Rusb were arrest
cd on charge OF endeavorng to make revolt.
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supey,cr- court.-In Chambers,

THE CASE or ALDERMAN sTURTkvASr.
FEB. s.-Judge Dugr has issued an order, directing
that Oscar W. Sturtevan. Esq, Alderman ofthe Third
ward, be brought up before the Court on Saturday
next TO answer for contempt, in violating ia his o.
fetal capacity, the injunctios issued against ibe
Broadway railroad
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Meeting Of the Chamber Of Commerce
An adjourned meeting Of the Chamber Of Com
merce was held at the Merchants Bank yesterday az
teno0n. The reception of the report of the commit
tee on the warehousing bill being the special object
Ofthe meeting, the reading of the minutes was dis
pensed with, and the report and accompanying resO
lutions were presented at once The resolutions are
Resolved That this Chamber deem the bill Ito extend
the warehouse system BY establishing private bonded
ed by the Hon NJ Il Hunter, OF the Finance Commit
tee to the Senate OF the United States to be in of
its features great improvement upon the present sy
tenn but that the most prominent these features has
been destroyed by amendment assented to in the
Senate, providing nothing contained therein shall OK
tend the time for withdrawing goods for consumption be-
yond one year,
Resolved That the Chamber cannot refrain from ex-
pressing its dsapprobation Of that portion Of the bill
which requires payment to the government for IL
cense of not exceeding 000 less than $780, for
private bonded warehouse or for cellar to be used for
warehouse purposes it being unnecessary burden, in
asmuch the bill contemplates that the private
houses will supplant the public ones and because the
Chamber well the country at large Is convinced
that the duty foreign merchandise is Tor ought to be)
ample for all purposes of revenue and Its collection The
von Sr T a sou be- made Tor ahoshng all Charles
including petty fees connected Herewith as unnecessary
and vexatous having tendency to destroy the impair
tiahty of the clerk or public officer.
The Chamber would also respectfully and earnestly re-
monstrate against that par Of the 4th section which
after, paid upon any goods wares merchandise en-.
tered for consumption said duties shah not be refunded
expectation" &C., thus repeating the act passed ID
March, 1916, allowing drawback upon foreign merchan
disc exported in original packages to the British North
American provinces adjoining the United States, the
effect Of which had been emnenty beneficial to the trade
and commerce Of the country; therefore,
Resolved That heretofore now it is believed to be
the true policy Of the country to encourage the expOra
ton Of foreign merch andise and this Chamber respect
fully recommends the revival of the laws in force prior
to 1S46 authorizing debenture original packages
ported within three years from the date of Importation
but excepting wines and liquors.
Ii was moved and seconded that the report and
resolutions be adopted and forwarded to Congress,
which motion passed unanimously. Adjourned.
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tween Sixth sn1 esvenh avenues TO oousur to regulate
svsss and B. !. to pave sst curb and gutter
ston1b and flag sidewalks In Eleventh avenue, from
!hh '. Forty sssss to s0pss. to regulate and
Third AL adopted each by the following vote
viz
Aaybee Broaden, Woodward, Ring, Hunt, Bouton, Nc
Gown Stewart, wheelan, Barker, Rogers, Crawford
O'Keefe and McConkey-19
BY Assistant Alderman MABBATr-0f Daniel d. Brown
to be appointed Commissioner OF Deeds 10 committee
Salaries and Offices.
FROM BOARD OF ALDERMEN
ReportsIn favor of paying bills for repairs
Of repairs and alterations to house Of Hook and Ladder
Truck No 8. Both concurred in, each by the following
Afrmative-The President, Messrs. Brown, TAFT, Nab
batt OBrien, Maybee, Broaden, Woodward, Ring, Hunt
Bouton, McGown, Stewart wheeLn, Barker, Rogers,
Crawford, O'Keefe and McConkey-l9
Granting petition Of Hebrew congregation "Rodef
Shollm for two gas lamps in front OF their church IN
Clinton street. Concurred in.
On the communication of the Bureau OF Assessments
TO amend certain ordinances named by striking out the
OF Samuel H. Demott Francis Nicholson and Isaac
VIM Smith, and inserting the Of VIM Gage, Chas
j. Dodge and Charles Mcneil Assessors Concurred in
Report0n resolution to deepen well corner Of Eighth
street and Broadway To Committee on Roads.
Report-In favor of paying f. r. Briggs for damages
Finance.
Report-In favor of re-advcrtsng for estimates for
grading &c, Sixth avenue, between Fifty Seventh and
Eighty sixth streets To Committee on Law Depart
Report-In favor Of confirming awards of various
tracts. To Committee on Roads
Resolution-That crosswak be reaid from the of
Bowery and Division Streets to Catherine and D
vision Concurred in
Notwithstanding room fronting on Fulton street.
being second story Of Fulton Market, TO clerk Of said
market. To Committee on Markets.
Resolution-To set curb and gutter and flag sidewalk
corner Sixth and Amos street. Concurred in.
ResoutionThat two lamps be placed in front Of the
residence of his Honor the Mayor. Concurred in.
Notwithstanding 81 600 to the Charitable Fund of
the Fire Department. Concurred in by the following
vote
Afrmative-The President, Messrs. Brown, TAFT, Nab
batt 0Brien, Maybee Broaden, Woodward, Ring, Hunt,
Bouton, McGown Stewart, Wheelan, Barker, Rogers,
Crawford, O'keefe and McConkey-10.
Resolntion-That the building to be used as market
station house. &c., OF Grand and Essex Streets be
lighted with gas Concurred in
Awarding contract for supplying 10 600 gallons winter
sperm oil at 81 ~ q cents per gallon to be allowed for
empty casks returned), to Messrs Kngsland Sutton
Concured in by the following vote
Ahirmatiye-The President, Messrs. Brown, Tat Nab
bait oBrien Maybee, Broaden Woodward Ring Hunt
Bouton, McGown, Stewart, Wheelan, Barker, Rogers
Crawford, O'Keefe, and MeConkey-19.
The Board then adjourned to Wednesday afternoon, at
eight O'Clock.
from the Minutes. CT. McCIENACHAN, Clerk.
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FEB. Ills Honor the Recorder in the chair
The minutes Of the last meeting were read and ap
proved.
EXPENSE OF THE FREE SCHOOLS THROUGHOUT THE
STATE.
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.IFFNEY & LOWELL, Ship Agents and
- Commissoa A.r.hAnz, lis CaaAnan street. mhu
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E4w ORLEANS MARKETS..


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NtkoaI, 80. ,r.tsT.,,.,- mi,
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49, wy avn '''f''' - ~ f'' ~.
CgTfos-r,l-s. ros.ero-sadi.
ti'''y On hand Sept ], 1852. 1851 l57bI
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Z OLMES & CLAUSS, Grocers and Dealers
D q .--.--n e-.--..- )
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Es- FoR CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
:CCRT -sEoEGE washington LEWls the present Minute
Clerk the Efil Disti. ~ Newe7ra
sd Tor ~ les, an, hnseif ordda4
- CiHtkhlilP H said C1ari, may
BE- Changed ieif I'd
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1zs~ To the Editor Of the Crescent: Please
JOIN HOPPE cti7n
CONSTABLE or THE FIRST JUSTICES CnPT % Pash
Orleans. E.seaoH November HIS FRIENDS jels
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ZsTs- FRED. j ROBERTS is n Candidate for
CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND sCsTiCL'5 COURT, ia-rtor,
Novel herr ext. led
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~ P. VI. BERTN, for the past fourteen
gea DEPUTY clark q " ee Probate sna e th present scsd
DISTRICT COURT, whltsssr Coar, the CHARGE
o. mhlg
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Tss- Samuel G. RISK is a Candidate for
CLERK OF The FIFTH DISTRICT COURT. Election Mon
Lay 10 November
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EhTpr SaRA-rrr seIurr NinfsHt II taleseeitsu Nat
CO. h'' Heds f rice F-est Gro laiys and sunI1ss
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GENERAL handsome Front Rooms with q
- Board r Faias ubaingl by prl A. W.. "a
tra, ~ lrsl Alec bual snug aNpmen. Z Dry
81, tr,i on tBH me uH4a I'm
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li. Z. au & " nm r H MONTGOMERY Manager
NLADEN SPRINGS. Alabama-The =

HLADEN SPRINGS, Alabama. The "a
undersigned, proprietor these celebrated aug popular
Springs, happy to uon HE numerous friends who nave
and parttk-n Of these valuable medicinal
nd th public generally 'hat be now prepared TO accommodate
Those
springs situated mites
Tomb eighty miles Mobile, with which city
gular slramboat navigation.
Handsome good and Carriages waya ready 0and
from Che steamboats, ptsseugers vie ting the SpI
pleasing, urlL.atrg
teA al favorable
rapi d health Of the eufeetied ms ad
The especially renowned for their effects, rarcH
larry the kiney while fer
spspc experience shown that they positive
cite. CUNNGR 4 WOuIEN, P,oprstor. ~
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Ess- GEORGE F PEARSON is q candidate for
.4toon Is CONSTABLE or THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT
L. soArts TIE NVt.t OF -s 'r7Hds les
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4 tAUTI0N,-The success of DR. LEwIs'S Pre-
u PARED FLOUR has o,Ira article
oing TO be the All persons cautioned pl'rhas
repaired Flour without the apa Tire bar
REFS, etc.
CINtFNNA1 June Is 1855
hereby certify that Messrs. Chandler Bro
horned prepare Flour rilrg
Nuslia All others SAID acting
good tah, hold myself ttspon e the purity
Flour pr pared by such persons. H. l. Is. LEWIS N. u.
La RaR AIoEY, UNIVERSITY LuUIsIASN,i
NewOrle ms, May II, 1853
Having analysed samples OF Flour prepared Tor family by
Mrssrs. handler Bro, certify that poisonous
girsut the contrary believe healthy aud excellent
j. l.. aud W 4. klJDl LII
.sS Prepared ard Sold by
l. CHANDLER Bro SO Fulton street
jy?1 3s@ New Lsyec, n, Orleans.
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3 EVY, j L., Il SIMPSON, Note, Stock, Ex-
y gge .1i Pes Es 'gFsrs, = rovis sn
EONAhD, SAMUEL, Produce Broker and
rGs W bank Place, selgpraGns personal
-@=f t'5 zl.,Hata a. -1i g. Wa eTCiLe=- ly
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AiAzzuas ! - Er-1
stfsslE, CIHr1EraI.
IL IDDER 6 FABIAN, Commission and For
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+ J EHOVAL-hICHELI BEVERLEY 3 Co have
D removed rom No. No. s. FOYDEAs STREET
e---r'' A-EtTias.
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HOTELS AND BOARDING
ftENTEEL ROARDING n NEwYoRE- -
nCEAN SPRINGS, Lynchburg, Me =

4 EOIIA-N DTNINuS, IyHCNDUTg, MISS. -
~ The unie-zgred having leased yeas thee
newly Dis rcd ard highly valuable Mger- Spr1=s
ag them ir tAe esePtau @. visitors on The II Of a-
ifey lo0arl les Bl4N vi
Gu tie store, Possessing great advantages battling
VA Thss
vh
from the Lake r o. The Pon6artraiu Rljroa4
Tru hrays Of the by Dr. J. Irr-n7 Smith, Pro
sfs9 Of Chemistry tHv-rav louisiana proves hvond
1gub that The SptAg mineral qualities the highest Crlsr
"A
Ih- medicinal virtue Of these 0oSsi
icl!ly the oxide ~ p'ptgr-tei hyira which
rzs. notable nts, therefore spArsut many
chronic might receive elevation
hes wAters As hath. could be al u ;h mach vsltAg
Auseerts u derp vi be tuuht place. HOTEL
cap Vie Of accommodating atU three tnulri persons has
IN
Nw Orleans will be sufficient that viii fro-
per cared for ie.. IN
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ELECTION NOTICES.

ne- We are authorized to announce THOMAS
c. SCARBOROUGH candiIat. AUDITOR the w
iyfs;o
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y EMOVAL- i have removed from No 63
= Common a.rsst 70 70. IS, ny old 'i@nd.
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j ONES, SAMUEL, IR., date TALsoT, JOINS
- Co.. sala) srses svsfiiEE Hreaaci P.SaIss
s9I
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re- J0HN ORCHARD is n candidate for CLET
Or IHE sELoND DHTh'T COURT. mh41
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.AsS CHRISTIAN HOTEL,

FRNHE OCEAN SPRINGS will be open 1k7sz+,
q f9r the Borders June l.53
inIs
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a-t' ~" -9t"an9l ant rs tina3 streets
{ dsAMflEb SUGAR = 26 hhds Clarified
a1s@ \. ,. bnGGolp. 70 neas p,.se.
I RUSHED SUGAR 80 barrels, landing
= an tstF 'ehsN II, ,d;,yrs,,=, ,., -,
~ 'oNNFisf. ~ w " lfaapp ion'h' tr'et
~,anEieII o-oI.-- .-I..,.-
u Manrau, or ,als ~
ara lsIt CARTER 90. u and Is Common Street
Z ANS-1j tierees Sugar Cured, for sale by
.., . ==5 ''s5''"s ,'zes
EsACON.--50 casks Ribbed Sides, in store
y ari for sae 6v
- - " ~ =. ~ '-'7. '.4.'
4 NoSllEN BUTTER--l5 tirkins prime, land
I n ag nom tte5r h. y Cherokee for salt by
- 2-'a'
Il kElED BEEF-lJ terceS in store, Tor sale
by E.J.HART & co. 10 Tshouritoalas street, igl4
RsESS BEEF-l0O half-b barrels in store. for
I'VE sale ly EJITART d Co ~ Ttaour4toua street, IVA
gkEARI, bART,FH-5O KEGS in store and for
'ss- T. j. 'NRt < co u Iea=artoal2s stre-',
CODA ASHBS-12O casks for sale hy
- h'' A. DEL 4 co II Magazine street,
d NHAMpAGNES OF VARIOUS BRANDS
- cAlINGI sfAR NfiGsNAi CREME hu het%Y'e''
ie4l Iw r +. NtcHOIs 4 co. o. Camp street.
4 tHAMPAGNE-15O baskets Fleur de Bouzv,
POO baskets Cabinet and various otIer br s. All
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! ARDELL, JOHN G., & CO., successors to
- Hlv--a @. :. 49, a.r.- $780,. ...is
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. A. IL
8 EVEElCH, WI E. & CO, Cotton Factors
4 t-Hriri=s4ou AlefeH p Dt4 LsVr- "
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{ gYESON, GEORGE W., Ship Agent and
4 4 4lth alaa
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s0NEs, J R. & J. D, Attorneys and Coun-
- 1.a Law No. s.. caA4lss sises. az and a.
-
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nc E7'l Delivery In the C Pos ere candidate for CfFT
)F Itth FIRST DISTRICT GpuBT mhs tq'
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iaEne A i.p-ara4 ro so rrsses Ell Iowa amt
3 ~. .- suE All taHrti ztl'uevs-,n n. s9i.
- us's-aT. e -.tIs 10 n,aI Pli obwfHzs AK
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GSs- For CONSTABLE, THRD JUSTICES CnURT
BERNARD GARITY e CagId ..aN Third e.
ire2 Court Elect N0geH'er A.ANN FRIENDS aHla-
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Is- VIM HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Con-
table of tn ssclll lustis's Court Er-u, Monday
m next. uylu II
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Z , EMOVAL.-J O. PIsRSoS, Real Estate.
a Sos NJ Exchange Broker, sa zzzGsuE4
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Z. ENNEIl 5 CO, rEhlIAAAD, No. 20
5sSs4 gsasy szo Tuvar.
nd complete DROP aud 3CCE SHOT, 4na
aa r. r. II .fl.a at -s-l4 St=s IN =
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tRA4Cls LEIGH car,Iaar .f CLERK Of the FIRST
flEf COURT slhirF 10 The 10 ~ Denorltc f1a qen
- viii be Imported lg MANY tEiErBS 1919
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5rs- Messrs Editors: Please announe WIN.
. MOTT candidate for CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
CURT, mhl4
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r BNClN6 ACADEnY--By Messrs @ d /
hs so Of osnTlu S. casf.ssarsss "a. 81
tfrs1f ~ sstfT szaca. se3
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REMOVALS.

y ENOVAL.-HaRRIs s. MoRGAS have re-
a movsa o the isossi Je street, efpss =.
| 49, tlA VI Nv
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-04
liter from Havana.

The Telegrapbic wires report the arrival OF Inc
Steamer Black Warrior at New York on the 23d lnst'
with Havana dates to the 18th The B. W. was fired al
while going out, by Spanish brig of war. before
she eond hoist her coIors. The barque Martha Ann
Of Savannah, for Havana, was fired into, OFT Cnoa'
by the British frgate Vesta, suspicion OF being
SLAYER. The health of Havana was good. Mf
Kings health, however, is no better He had gone 10
NIaanzas. slight misunderstanding had occurred
between Mr. King and Canedo. who waving etiquette
agreed 10 visit him. and appointed time Tor .fa puF'
pose, bu; failed to keep his appointment Mr.. King
reminded Canedo of the failure, and Canedo lmmedI-
aev called but was refused admittance before, how
ever, Mr. King had left for Matanzas, cards had been
interchanged The contract for telegraphc line in
Cuba had been awarded to MIR. Kennedy of Philadel-
pbia for two hundred and twenty-five dollars pei
mile The demand for sugars was good. The stock
amounted 10 10000 boxes.
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NEW Work Feh 2a-Th1ea nrsyiois dars-NaYatI

NEW york, Feb. 2s-Three previous days-Nava1
We note further sale of 1000 bbs North County
pee leaving very small stock spirits urpentne
again Infatuated and the close few hun
red only have changed hands So 72a cents for
wholesale parcels and retail otswe quote 70
IS, cash embracing about the extremes of views re-
marking however, that offered at the lowest Whle
Others demand the highest fgure prefer to hold e
note besides goo ibis Tar at e 50 in yard 1900
600 strained Wilmington, $75 and Common do 81 Is de-
vered Reeve notice sales Of about 200 tcs at IS 20
81 %. cash The market is dull, but without change IN
Freights to disqualification sl6d Corn Cd per bushel
To London Spirits Turpentne Is Iurpentine and osn
S. Cd To Havre-Cotton &C., and do to Hamburg OF
cent per lib. ~..s+-
sales of 80 bills Spirits Turpentine at 73e and small lots
74c cash. the market closing unsettled and PRICES
asked Tar is selling at 81 30 81 70 per bb mos ol
Georgetown and North County. Rosn and Pitch remain
without change
LIVERPOOL. Feb 12-Cotton has declined upon low
er qualities per h. for the week Fine qualities unchan
ged Sales Of tie week SO bales of which spectators
took 900 and exporters 10000 ba Fair Orleans 6ad
ms"ns na se Rpovog es of etern Canal
at 26s.. md Ohio at Us Yellow Corn 33s.
White wheat Is Cd IS Sd Flour in good demand 20
for Western Canal, and 27s FOR Southern =.
Cd [s3 &c per lbs So Is per Dbl of $50 lbs Com
mon IS Cd Isl II per liz lbs 81 80 per Dbl OF -
b Observation-Disclosures s Brothers quote white whea
advanced I'd, and red Id 10 lbs since Tuesday t1o
held Cd Is higher. Baltimore, Philadelphia and Oh
was quoted 27s. rs. Cd per hb Yellow corn sss whit
So Gardiner quotes wheat Sd higher. Flour and corr
! advanced Is. ,
Beef was active at steady rates Pork brisk at Is ad
vance Bacon active Cheese brisk at full rates Iao'
barely sustained. Lard declined Is.
Sugar active but unchanged Rice in moderate de
nand at prices vorng buyers Coffee in moderate reques
at lightly easier rates.
Tobacco unchanged.
Consols closed at 99t
i LONDON IL, P. M.-Barng quotes Cotton steady, bu
closed Illuminated Sales of the week 3lOO bales 5reao
stu quiet, but -four and wheat where held firmly In
dian Corn (Russan) had declined Is quarter Spirits
tinah had ADJ
I'D ss 50 per l2 lbs IS 81 per Dbl Of 25o lbs Eas
India Rice had declined Sd. Lard dull at 81 64s lro
quie-other metals keep up Coffee was quiet but r:
ties well sustained. Sugar very firm lea was
demand for consumption only. Congou quiet at l0d
change in the money market American securities unchal
: ged. .
Consos cloed at 98k Silver dollars declined Bulonl
the Bank had decreased 1852, 900.
Lead dearer Lnseed Oil advanced to 33s for future d
livery Sugar very firm Tin held higher. w.
u S Stocks unchanged Maryland Sterling 50 a99; Vi
gina 6s IS 99t But small quanes of State stocks wei
offering.
HAVRE, Feb 9.-The sales of cotton since the 18th ha'
averaged $500 bales daily at unchanged rates Mlddlr
l. Orleans Off.
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Lafer from Europe.

The steamer Arabia, arrived at New York on the
ODD inst with three days later news Ito the 18th
instantl from Europe We give below, such items
as have GENE to hand by telegraph, through the
Charleston papers Of the oath inst.
AUSTRALIAN instruction took place in Milan
On the 9th inst, which lasted u2:il the 9Th. The
Anstrans say that the revolt quelled with loss
only of five Of their soldiers. The insurgents on the
contrary, affirm that 800 AustIans were killed, as
they attacked the barracks and massacreed the gar
rison. Procamations from Kossuth and Mazzlni,
were posted in the city. The latter has gone to
Switzerland to watch events A rising is looked
for elsewhere. Austria and France are sending
troops to Lombardy and Rome. The latest advceS
stale that order had been restored Many arrests
had taken place, and three persons had been shot.
The 4lilanese generally took part in the Insured
ton The commercial treaty between Austria and
Prussia has been ratified.
ENGLAED-Advices received in London state that
in addition to the instruction at Milan risngs had
taken place in other towns in Italy Consols in Lon
don were quoted ut 9S5
Huntsville is believed that the Montenegro wal
will be speedily ended by negotiations
ISDiA.--The British have formally annexed Pegu
and threatened to take Ava and depose the Burmese
Monarch if he do not quietly submit