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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-04-02
SILVER COIN.

The scarcity Of silver coin in England has been brought
to the notice OF the Chancellor of the Exchequor by
Parliamentary inquiry He stated in reply that the de-
mand for gold was pressing that there was chance
of their being able to apply the mint silver coinage
Half million sovereigns per week were being turn
ed outthat was to say about twice much sup
posed to be the regular work of the mint, and
being taken to increase that supply in order to
the demand for sovereigns Of the dminuon of which
there no immediate prospect With respect to silver
something he hoped had been done to mitigate that de-
mand During January $4,000 of silver coinage was
struck, which very considerable amount and the
Government was not given to suppose that the want
extreme; but at all events more would be done to
meet that want as the demand for gold would
allow.
The London Economist Of March 9th contained an in
terestng article the operations of the British Mint
from which CLEAN the following pertinent facts and
figures: Since ls4S the aggregate coinage Of the mint
has been els, S38, 1916; of which Gl9 264 473 god
e56l, 594 silver, and el2, 308 copper The disparity
of silver coinage is apparent at glance.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-04-02

The block Of limestone from Braddocks field intended
for the Washington Monument is at Pittsburg finished
and ready for shipment
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-04-02

The latest accounts from Mexico state that Gen
URAGA has been appointed Ambassador to Madrid
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-04-02

The Wings of the borough Of York made clear sweep
the election last Friday electng their entire ticket
save the candidate for constable by handsome majority
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-04-02

Senior EscoBAR here puts his report stating that
on his arrival at Vera Cruz he had learned that
The question Of Tehuanepec had been settled in manner
which must be satisfactory all good citizens which
Santa Anna could not know when he the above words
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KEY WEST.
wnL lowe WEDNESDAY. Jans 9, at o,cLl

wnt lowe WEDNESDAY, June ., at so'cleek A. 81.
EOR KEY WEST, via PENSACOLA, .zsSSt,
APAtACuCoLh, ST. MARKS, CEDAR Keys ..sdssssAza ..ssdss
JAMES /. DAY T. Tses, commander Will leave the Steamship
Landing, loot G julia First District For freight
pasgagr apply IA GREEN HARDING co. 66 POjra
10 Al nuultble thsnsh fy-t-ftioa.
~ The Dc naton OF Ire ght H marked The
r's,2F;,, g: r.,., ,,r. ,,..,, .,A
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-18

DESTRUCTIVE CoNFLAGRATION - Iitfs0Wsh,
June g, 4P. M.-The extensive glass works 81
Messrs Bakcwell, Pierce X Co. are new ca hre,
and from the fearful rapidity with which the
flames are rushing through ali parts of the
building, there is no doubt that the whole
establishment will be consumed The manu-
factory is the most extensive OF the KIND west Of
the mountains, and the loss sustained - very
heavy The property Is partially insured
The officers of the Charles Belcher report the
hodv Of Capt Harrington found at Commerce,
,ixty miles below Cairo. The body had lain
long in the water, and had been terribly dishg-
,trcd by fish and buzdards 1t had on black
cashmere pants and calf skin boots. Two per-
sons have started down TO identify the body.
From the fact that Capt. Harrington had on Il
drab coat at the time Of his disappearance, we
nre more inclined TO thinl; this the body Of the
clerk of Page Bacon, 1--WE forget his name,
who was drowned from skitt at the head o
Buncaus Island two weeks since, and VINO lat
ne coat or vest on [St. Louis Republican, llth
NoThlNG TO Do.-A man or woman with nj
! business, nothing TO do, is an absolute pest e
society They are thieves, stealing that whict
is not theirs; beggars, eating that which they
| have not earned droues, wasting the fruits
others industry; leeohes, sucking the bleed o
others; evil doers, setting an example ol idle
ness and dishonest living; hypocrites, smnlh'
in stolen and false colors; vampires, eating gu
the community Frown upon them, youth
Learn in your hearts to despise their course
lite.
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VERA CRTZ
win lsavr FRIDAY, July l, at o'slosk A.t.
CDR VERA CRUZ-U s Mail Line

win i.ayr FRIDAY, July l, at osloss AT
EOR VERA CRUZ-U. s. Mail Line .g-fS@S.
The and pagnheent e,Gtsfp As 90 a.
blTtlu) Henry Place, conmauJfr wl leave
above VuncrAlly, carrying the L. 5. Mails,
Rates Of FasaAk ....-.
go
S'-rfagt, mud found, Is
tS For freight passage having 81 giant reabn
rnl rtagrasu Ias-tugeTs, apply 10
HARMS MORGAN, ~ Teholp.toslAs street.
tS Passengers must provide thcuselyss with passports from ths
hlrzssn CagsGl.
5 The Terra will leave hereafter ysraCrat h Is! ani s
month.
81 ppsa provide the s.sser. Bill. Of
Ind u .as y other or Will signed, jel7
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-18

A DAsRIsG leUNG WIpow.-0f all things il
creation, there is no hing captivating as q
blooming Young widow nothing so lovesble
The following, from the Lawrence Register, is a
case in point
While in Arkansas, in December last, We saw
and conversed with young aud beautiful widow
only twenty seven Years Old, who had followed
to the grave the bodies of her four husbands.
1t was at a country party in that wild region we
| first saw her We liked her appearance. and
obtained au introduction. She was all Life aud
animation. The pleasure Of the dance was her
delight and she appea ed the "gayast Of the
guy.'' We spent half an hour in conversation
with the Arkansas belle We talked Of the
country, wild game, different kinds OF life, sin
gle and matrimonial. etc about which size SPOKE
very we'll and very correctly. lu teudef Iop-
of voice, tfcr we felt interested In THIS 3aT7inE
beauty,) we inquired
/ .1iai7,l, how long has your last hu-haal
hem d-al
:. Ten days, yestcrday,' replied the affictat
widow.
sc Good heavens !" thought We a husband
, dead only ten days. and his widow ope Of the
, rayest dancers at balli"
I'VE were so much astonshel that we lstt her
{ mithout ceremony. TN inquiry, next morning,
E we found out what she had told US Was rruc.
Her husband No 4 for several years had repre-
sented his county in the Legislature, and was
I highly esteemed not taller I'D legislator
. hut as a clever, jolly kind OF man The man
# This wild woods belle entraps FOR No. ,, may tie
GUds forefend.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-18
THE SETTLERS.


Two stra nzsr youths IN he Far west
Beneath the ancient forest tfees
Pausing amid their toll 70 rest
5pske OF their home beyond The seas
spaka # the hearts that beat ~ warmly,
Of the hearts they loved so veil,
In their chilly northern caurtry.
- Would.n they eriei. soaa yoice corld tell
Whore they are. our own b'iyycd ones
They looked up to the evening fsy
TfsIi hidden by he giant BREACHES
Bat heard no angel voice n gly.
80 iieut was the quiet evening
Client -ers the aoeieat Trees
they only heard the murmufiag song
Of the sumnner breeze,
That gently played among
The acacia trees.
And did no waru3g spirit answer,
Amid the silence ali around
Before the IOwiy village altar
She thou ldvest may he found.
Thou rho tTustest still 80 fondly
Know abe stsnds a smiling bride
Flrseitins thee she turpeth kindiy
To the stranger at her side
Yes this day thou art forgntten,
F6rg0tteu too thy last farewell.
Al ths vows that she has spoken,
Aai thy heart has kept 50 we'll
Dream no more o. starry future,
In thy home beyond the seas
But he only heard the gentle sigh
ofthe summer breeze
20 softly passing by.
The acacia trees
And yainly too, the other looking.
Smiling mp through hopeful tears,
Asked in bis heart Of hearts. = Where is she,
Shell love these many years! "
He heard no echo calling fzintly
Lo, she lieth cold and pale
And her suils, 40 calm aud sanity
uesds not zrisving sob ox vail
Heeds not the lilies strevh upon her,
Pure a. she is and as white.
Ortie solemn chauntinS voices,
Or the tapers ghast!y light
But silent still was the ancient forest,
sileat were the gloomy trees.
He only heard the vsili0g sound
OF the summer breeze,
That sadiy piaJed around
The acacia Trees,
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COJJ'ES.

IJOR COWES-Passage only.-Tho fine ,SSNA
L tlt sailing American skip soLpAN Capt shaw having
s. .a .rs god will receive immediate dispatch for
the Captain on ara,
Ia - to ]. 7. Whitney co. 81 Camp snee
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NTEW ORLEANS ENlIGRANT AID ~,
REMITTANCE oFFICa-FAe stdcrsgrtd, At hs old 49,
oiee oise etrous
RENTING money thsi friends England Ireland o se9tfrd h
sterling right payable poet town he
kingdom He sl'0, usua ccanuss hsTinE
Liverpool ressbs
distance ostpHitto
4l6 InI4N T0GLE IS . ,rE Plars
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-18
LEGHORN.

yI0R LEGHORN.-The \ fast sailing f,ssN
4 Arrfpn ship JOHN BRYANT, Cspt Dyer, afl[E
sr sd m buih thereof small and
WI m in This ship has superior cabin accommoa iloas
f rissegers VassagF applS To the captain board al
rHsi 10 First District, and for treiph Apply to
j..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-18
GLASGOW.

| EUR GLASGOW The American ship ,;r.N
fENNARK Capt. Bremen, having nearly NIL her caro- S1
s1gleci immediate dispatch. For rhalancs offcght
| ufly 10 GFFNEY 4 LOWELL, lis Common street. apps
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-18
NE " YORK.

NOR NEW YORK - The fast sailing s$sN
4 racket shin LOUVRE N Robbns, now reaIy TtAh
@ Ch-1o and will have immediate dispatch. =
iris ~ a q BOGERT a co. 40 Camp strer,
nor NEW YORK - The fast sailing ,tssS
a bark MARTHA ALLEN. Burdett master having tarly a.
MI cirg0 eugszt will have quick dtspgth. For tttght
rts 'PF' ." GEORGE W HYNsoN 81 Camp s,.-e,
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tfHFRE

EOR IIAVRE.-Thc splendid l fast isN
l. uug pscke ship GALENA, Capt. revii,
SHOW loading ard vii have ~ dslseh For freight Of
appy AARON COHEN, III Counon street.
or J. T.. WHITNEY & Co, ~ Camp stree t.
~ passage having handsomely furnished State Room accom-
usssengers and first lass for steeare
Cabin Pavnge appp 70 thr Cat9in on board at st
Sfsr4d n sr5t. opposite Vegetable Market. oll
nor HANRE.--The a ! fast sailing ssssN
EIetau pac ke, ship MANCHESTER, Captain Tyot ktsA(
ing st,u,er rn oi her engaged, Will a.Nr in
il,,ap For, of bie Cotton, apply 70
J. 7, WHIT NEY y CO, 81 Camp street,
having splendid accommodates To-
r.sfnae 4ents tteerage nseuss
ayrA Captain hoard at lost 49, r'si District lt'
OR HAVRE-The fine A | fast sailing New
l. York Packet shin RAyENSWOOn, Capt john now loading
plv AXIOM COHEN, Common stree,or
'''- j. p. WHITNEY 4 Co, Il Camp 81.
Tor passage having uagtifut furnished siac-r comnos
@ tor passsnrerr splendid for serAgs
V,r,taIi, M,thrt III :" my27
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undersigned prepared uralsh the shove Flour
qusntitJ family mboat vesse eTrerton,
Hotels will tni th desirable artt
forr uaed II peculiar pared with
salt requiring only cold mk IL ry the dough lor
adueratior usGd in its
W For part cus bill en- barr, Is or packages.
property Of this Flor that be shipped 10
foreign po has been known to keep sweet aud
tree iremi for eighteen months.
l. CHASp Err Il BRO, 80 Fulton street,
I'm u Love-. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-18
sto STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS and ey +.

.FEtO STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS and e.g z.
OWNERS. New Orleans, January To- is53.-- LSNSr&a
TIE has this day lnctd GENERAL fs5tt$z5
81 BOAr AGENCY 1Grt, and wilt hiuse
taGsyc such bqsinea y thus presenting h'nst before Z.
the pgblc he that sg experience vh IN the
personal the togethsr wh MS
Erarrl lusasuce ipp that lib raj patron
aye cGusrAoa. References respectfully made to
Msssrs " FRS CAMf'ES CO., New Orleans.
STONE q WALN ORTIZ,
BRIDGE 4 BRO,
WHITE Il BUCHANAN,
Captain GEO -. CAPLE, s.eamer L. NJ. Kennett.
". W. BAKER, DtlawGFe.
r. A.. HUNTER, AInhasstior.
J. j. CIttI.p oHro Poydra New GrlRnn
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SEA-GOING VESSELS.
CALIFORNIH.

EOR CALIFORNIA, via VERA <zfEf,
i CRUZ Z-Persons desous proceeding California
veraCrnz Aclpulc0Ie
steamsh TEXAS uT,heu, Henry Paoe
emanar viii leave Newnn' for NeraCruz on The LIST and i Of
month, at O'Clock p1nctaly, the " y hlh
sgys VII leave NeraCuz daily ir the City OF M1ico from thence to
Acapulco mules can he had - --.... a.,
TIE MEXICAN OCEAN MAI. AND INLAND COMPANY will
shortly csr,age Aapao rehdy TO
Transport through Meanwhile, all The
Pacific Acapulco passengers will be long de
tRncd. Tor farther particulars, sppiy 70
mSlsf HARRIS N MORGAN, ~ TrhouplOnlHs Etre-t'
EOR SAN FRANCISC0.-An A fast sailing
L will be Dispatched the above about the
7rll OF April should sufficient fra sh AIpy
atQ GEO, W. fIYNSOS. 30 Camp s't"et
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LONDON.

EOR LONDON-The A l fast sailing rsN
Bremen ship ERNST MORETZ ARSDT, Capt Rust, SAhf2
now uad,ng aud qark daI Iatol Fer freight ot
5a hhds Tobacco app P WHITNEY co. 81 Camp street
Ie- For passage, sipy the Captain on board ltt6
LOR LONDON.-The A | American -,
ship FALCON Wade, master, having The greater Iarl A
ri her will with quick Dispatch. For
e lit apply to j. H. ASubRluGE 60 s. ST. Charles st. my2S
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REGULAR PACK ELS.

p,OR PRINCETON, LAKE PRovI- ~ T.
H DENCE, ylCKsBURG, GRAND GutF, ROD lEsHlf3-$-5'
NEy, NATCHEZ, FORT ADAMS, BAYOU SARA, ,xssEzsesTa
ingaThe splendid passenger packet steamer FRANK LYON,
will leave for the sboyo friday Of each week
thr bs and snd the busness Of the steamer
Southern Belle, she having laid up fr repairs The L. will have
Cek receiving freight morning.
Canal sTROTiiER BROS s5 foydraI street jsl4 Il
NOR BILOXI, OCEAN SPRINGS sTv1.a ,,
and nt-rnpiHts lAtdu stI AXE Shore Pack
Steamer CLEOLE -Ths sIth
CREOLE Charles Waker master built
pt,.sy trade superior accommodation will leave to
MoSbkTs ....ty A. ~ cara MONDAY EvsNlSGs
SATURDAYS. III p NJ ca SUNDAY ........ EVENINGS
o sstulsys aud Sundays the Creole will stop only a. Mississippi
t Fright Raosd s the week NJ o'c otk
sGtria, hat lay OnsLt 10 be SER On 1u'si7ys
r The Way Letter Bag Will lt the OIL Of the Ageht Mon
daS and WneAys s.! ok md on frrias Hut Sainr
~ e 10 Bay 81. os sad Pass Christian tg
D,ak 81 Far" 10 M'spp Cgl, MoA hui O--an
Si'I 80 'D aud sf,'i f. GElS 81 As.s @ : q Bank ra
stCR MOBILE, BAY ST. LoCrs Al -sz' ,,
= AND PASS CHRISTIAN. = Daily U. Ma" -sssstezx.--:'s
steamers osiEG0N CAPT. f. A. Hem, and FLORIDA, CAPT,
J"rn GtA (ans been boil! 5stay ler the Lake rads) Doe
y-e sbu.. ,aa.Ts me asu Rarcac DAILY
Christian daily rning and Pnsca goula
WeresAs aud Saturdays going and MnnJs and 1hursSs e
| tuning.
uy- Tho Flscer viii
| i3c - ball past II o'clcck ".
fS L.'toTs fer East NoNc be put in the mail, or they
| viii he le' ailri day n, VI tle
Esph, for Fsy 81 Louis and Carsn ought
| for tteaui.is CALIFORNIA or CREOLE.
| il r. eEDpEs. Aseu 10 Bank Place.
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BORDEAUX.

EOR BORDEAUX - The fast sailing Nh
II Ut HoLLASDER Cap Brown, having 1esry all hrr Asf
trFo engaged VIII have immediate Il pa'rh or rtsht or
,.I4 u, C. BOGERT CO., 10 Camp street.
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SUNDRIES-
- NEW MAY BCTTEB-eo hrkn, and 10 kegs St. Louii
STARCH 900 boxes Foria;
STAR CtSDLEs-sOO boxes best Cincinnati b1andsj
LARD-Prms, N bbls. and kec,i
HAMS-30 tiercss cnne Extra Fancy Sugar Cared,
DRIED hEEF-Ctnvassd;
STRAW PAPEft--9g00 reams landing;
ALE AND CIDER-lOJ ibis Tayor's and Vasssrs
LOO bbs Prime Newark CIDER
LARD 0lL-lG0 tbls bist Cincinnati brHlds
WHSkI-i00 bhis R.s.eln4 For sale by
iel ID. 6RlEFF 4 Co, 30 and 30 Old Ley.e
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Ed PROOF PAINTBepot, No. 10 Camp sset-The public
respectfully Bdge Paint Company have
completed the erection mine mills and the di
Guilty experienced supplying bs demand for ground in oil
will the etctuay reneded. All orders be
lied upon being promptly tiled.
the Company, few weeks, to manufacture
lea and other coors from the brswate when will be I'M
market convenient sized packages
The with lime nead o ordinary
purposes and bckay cnetwentieth lime wen
akei experiment the North and
Gently this city, admirably. description
properties certificates pamphlet which be had at the
depot any the SUB Agents.
Dry n barrels. weighing 400 to 800 lbs.
Dry, in half barrels, weighing 200 to $50 lhs,
oil in kegs OF U.s. so and loo be.
For sale by 6. c. bOGERT Co, 70 Camp street,
Agents for The States Luisna Aaama Mississippi
Andh hvth city Sub- -Ayents
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DOR ANTWERP The fine a ] fast sSsN
i aang American ship loWADlT, Capt George Baleh lAE
loading, al have quick dispatch For reshi oi
ljU hhds Tobacco and go bales Cotton apply to
L. =, WJTTSEY n co. 6t Camp street.
+. pes.sg. arriy o ths Tautau hoafd. ms
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pICRSBURG.

VIII Leave SATURDAY June Is at O'Clock p,
ESOR VICKSBURG, WARRENToN, s- -
u NEW CARTHAGE GRAND GUILE, HARD ls3SSr&
TINES RODNEY ST. JOSEPH, WATERPROOF
NATCtlEz FORT ADAMS, BAYOU SARA and An
gudngThe splendid packet steamer NATCliEZNo.
=, T. Lathe will leave above. For egh passage
siFly b0aId,
D. h. CARROLL. Union Row, IS Cat. dole! street.
NstehtG with the NOLAST
CAMPBELL and viii take freight all points the
Jels
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.aLAB.H.MA RlVER.

ssUNDRlES-
y CANpIESO00 boxes Wiedemers Alsmanne and PTorter
Gamu'e's
LARD OILS bbis Extra No. |, sundry brands;
BAMS-6n pkgs. Slagg's favOue and ITewbfdse
B+utiy's eNtTa Sugar Cured;
STAltCll4n hA IL H. Proctor supe-
TluI rsail Starch For ssls by 80
mysi klppER ARABIAN, " Magazine street
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SUNDRIES-
~ BACUS--A few casks Shoulders;
FLOUR--9S0 0blf. Suprfinc, Fine and ET'Tai
liANS-'t terrss Sugar Cured
TuSGU ESQ G,Tss Sugar Cured,
F1Gk-At.w barres NJ o.
tii.-31 IA ktges B.ea'hst Sperm;
EUTTEP-56 Grtins;
TEA-5O PAekag,. yar;ors ti1cs. For sals by
ANA STOSE 4 WALWORTH, ss Tchoupioulas street
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EOK NIUU- Fassnge 0nIy.-lhe 1ne sfsN
fast sailing Ameri'en ship bENGAI, cep' Bray Isyinz &
all her will have quick dispatch for Iasag
splendid apply 10 the Capt botr or TO
jrl5 p. WHITNEY a Co. 81 Camu street.
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MARSEHLES.

EOR ANTWERP The fine fast sailing ,ss.aN
ship STATESMAN CAPT Wail, i naw lgr 49,
~ aud viii tayv qprk J-psieb Fot rvshto 100 Ehds.
Iotnors LAr- tgtob, apply 70 - . -
j +. WHITNEY CO. 6I Camp street.
T passage apps the Captain board 1t Pest H. Fs
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iraet RE, NICHOLS & 60, g Canp ssgt
EsNAk, PITCH AND ROSlN-l00 barrels in
Tor sae by A. nELAGRAVES CO., Il Magazine st.
4 tEMENT-l50 bbls fresh Hydraulic Cement,
j iust r,ccly ed and sale by
myl! A. DElAGRAvE co, II Magazine street.
4 suBA HoNEY-Just received, in tierces and
Z J bbs, II aud iOr sale
Hy5 Ell. HART & co, 7s Tchoupoulas stoet.
NE AHOGANY-4S logs Honduras, cargo Of
lfE schooner Thomss Pieron, III sale by
CONVERSE N co. " Ichos litoulns street,
DECANS-In store and for SALE in lots to suit
Il purchasers, Of superior quality and siae, by
nly2 u. 4. bOGERr d CO.. 20 Camp street
ltOlLED LlNSEED OIL-20 bbls landing
p sud tor sale 1y A DtLAGRANL CO, II Magazine erect
gg OSIN oIL.-25 barrels, just received, and
aSy4 A. DELAGRAvE Il Co, II Magazine st,
4 LMONDS, WALNUTS AND PECANS, in
N stOp. Fer sale by BARELLI 4 co. 81 Common street.
yHNAMARINDS-10 kegs Fresh, in store, for
IL sale by Le4l E.J HART Co, 80 Ichouritoniaf ei
4 6NIN-5 pipes Mcdcr Swan, just received and
N or sale Iy R.F. NICHOLS a CO.. "a Caupsi myS St
AsLOCKS AND SLABS ITALIAN MARBLE,
landing per Norden. Also the Leve blocks
Carars. For sale by BARELl CO.. 81 Common stree
4 LM0NDS-Tarragona, Molere and Languc-
myls Of IL. +. NICHOLS a CO.. "a Camp stre-
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NOR LIVERPOOL The fast sailing rs
EoR LIyERPOoL.-Thc fine fast sail- :.
EoR LIyERpOOL-The new and fast =
IIOR hvERPoOL.-Thc A l fast sail =.

> ing hu,fttaa ship SANON, FuadA cfa1y, ntst.t elIy
srg ay siI her .l'- eFrci, val faye lnneiats do -
It'.H for Aiausr @, tro. thr, ItFfB -.
rr.t GIFFNEE lowell lls cotUpo7 stysa'
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81. PETERSBURG
BOSTON,.
PHIL.fDELPHLf.

EOR PHILADELPHIA = Penrose Il ~
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FpON A BRANDER, Ko~sui mas'sr having the greatrr
engaged viii W IL quick Dispatch For balance
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-18
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81 p.7.NsN.1H,
Tor SAVANNAH.--The new A fast ,.S<;S
sailing o1rsr JAMES FLANSER, Eauldsr u rfS
ttrr having nearly .G % cargo board aud
tn-. Fof hs llk o. 800 lhls h1r', "a
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-18

SUNDRIES-
- CHAMPAGNE baskets Grape Leaf rnts and quarts
MOSyNGAHELA WHISkf--ig bb's. NrchesteTi
PALE AND BROWN sHsRRY-s9 ar. cks and hhd,.,
CORDiALSs0 assorted
tRS--s00,ug0 vafi brands:
DEMIJ9HNS-l, I, 3 and gallons French
gOTILES-l50 rrocs Pofter and MAteita For sale by
anil 81 s. WOLFF, gs Gang street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-18

TOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER-The ~
ro. rr and r4.ea q Map lsn s'boooHr SssI
S4t$rE, lusi taVE. For 8,-i-1t charo'
ar Ily 10 BA8ELLl h 90 81 Com'son street my3l
EOR SALE-Thc fine fast sailing cop ~
Iarai roI fastened brig ANp, tonnage l47 tons tk
m W u 'a4u4 rrsIs.t, offered for sale toT
| i ~ "Irl F. cGcuEAS co ss Gruver sweet,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-02-15
Later from MexiCO---The Capital
Declared for the ReVOlutiOniSts.

New ORLEANS, Feb. BY the arrival
Of the schooner Aurila, AT this port, from
Vera Cruz, we have advces from The City
of Mexico to the Goth ult. The Capital had
finally pronounced in favor Of The reyolu-
iionisls.
On the evening Of the 18Th ult., Presiden.
CavaIOs, finding Congress refractory, intro,
duGed lH..ge body of soldiers into the hall,
ana Grove out The members a, the point Of
'he bayonet. The same evening he issued
a decree, calling National Convention, 10
NEE, al the capital on the fifteenth of June,
to reform the Constitution, and elect new
President; also 10 exercise legislative powers
He also gave orders tha, the government
troops should cease hosIiliiies against the
troops OF Uroga.
Two new papers have been started at the
city, advocating the return Of Santa Anna.