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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-27
FOR SALE.

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NEGRO MAN FOR SALE.-A Negro Man
yesrs sood Houss Servant asd Waiter
NEGRO MAN FOR HIRE He i. good Gardener and Wood
ca ssss and good '''' pb Co. $50 Royal
nRUG STORE FOR SALE.-An Old Estab-
llshsd DRUG STORE flesh and complete Stock hs,ins
a.. run = ne S Gp ssd
p.y Ta l " WI "a f % Pa on once Ssy .''oa'''
EOR SALE OR FOR RENT-The large "A
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& Apply e se III ssaa @
lust ARRIVED AND FOR sALE-Between
= ts viEslklA AND NOR II cAEoLxsA NE Nk
ssss ss %s%s ~ '
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do well give '''.i. W. BoszSaS
VNHITE PINE, LUMBER-About 1900
w White Lsn,.s i.oa knot. and vel
ss. % @ :sS ass Pcs -fs
NOR SALE n
between jais aud .trss depth
FOUR LOTS par, Of til. ground by Po,da.
Z. Church, m oaiing on Posdrrs street;
ONE LOT on Gravs Aa.ins and Asa.en
q sSd s' JAMES wv &si fs % %
mh1 d.
NOR SALE-A double frame House and II
" LOT ST. yohn Bapis, and Rel -
- Streets The has four and two eaint
ftshas detached The lot ises nt
by feet deep running back alley each house has
alley gate The whole good and leased for year
from Isai r inst twenty ei''ii s9
EARM FOR SALE - Containing 39622E
acre. rich land and within Of Antonio
TeIas; and 100 acres
n with leased for term Of
good tenant. Apply a. No 70 c.mR street. mill
| ID ANCH FOR SALE (Title Con6rmeD on
River opposite Fremont Plot and Papers seady
for legal inspection. Apply Al sO1 ersye, street NH,
NOR SALE Iowa fine young Sad On
il, die and Carriage HORSE; A
FAMILY a GaRRAsE nss'y nsr s the ovn. b. NO u,s
| for them. Apply 10 I0DD6 co. i.0 Canal street apls
EAMILY CARRIAGE ANDBUGGY eHt
IL for sale low. ApPlyaI TODD co.'s, -
DARK FOR SALE-A fast sailing ~
Id Bark Of $50 register barrels capacity twelve
old, copper fastened built Of oak and yellow Pnei
vOyase .H1 For ssn., spps 70 C. BoGERT Co.,
EOR SALE-To Close a Concern, A.. =
new light draught steamer, ITO feet long 20
feet beam, az Zee. hold, two engines draws 30 inches
light fsea months old pull running ="
fsss S''''' sToSE wALw6kT SO Tehoupoul.. ss.
EOR SALE-The hulk of steamer ~. =
E DlADEM, lying tha dAtboas landing, First
D sass For particulars seByw IT, co.. o,dl.. sss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-27
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT,
Wednesday Morning, April n, 1868. !

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Sch Bonita Shiaa for Vera Cruz, Barslh kco
Sehr u Harrso Grand Gallon, WIN Creeyy
Sehr ChAs kdnonaton Johnson Charleston, Harrison SEQ
ARRIVED.
Steamship America, sswysc from Apalaeha to Wood Lowes
|. district
Bark Aa Tar 10 from Matanras, Beher acoSd dist
Bark Jane Doten Groves days from Maanza Cha Behn &eo
Sd district.
Brit schr L.vania Ps0n, days from Grand cOch
Aeo-2d dist.
Brig Seulc Smith, days from Hssana deviaser Aeod dist
Brig Tehuantepec Brown from vers Cruz 18th n9d dist.
Sehr Tusen, Smith, days from Brases masersd dist
BngiPau Jonss-lst dist.
Steamboats,.
Post Boy, Crooks, from Red River.
Ophela, Saliba, from Coast
Gpsey, Ure, from Baton Rouge.
d 8 Stacey Tyson, from Camden.
Eclipse Surgeon, from Louisville.
S W Downs, Clark from Shreveport.
ED White, Trinidad, from Atchafalaya.
Hsys Muggah, from Aakapas.
Emperor, Landry from Bayou Sara
Monroe, Gwsrney, from Lehors.
Mediator, Williams from Cincinnati
Towboat Anglo Saxon Disney, from the Paesbro up bg Te
buanspec and Souls, schr Susen.
Towbost Hercules Pnnegnr the Pasbro barks Ams
and Jno Doten, brig Paul Jones and schr LAvania.
MEMORANDA.
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NEW MUSIC eN5la.
IN Just received and for sale by NAyTW
H. D. HEWITT, &4tH
80 Camp street. ~
Bamboula by L. NJ. Gotschak Souvenir aoana"
GUITAR soNes-"Fare WELL Kitty Deer The Pope He
Merry Lite VI "Kiny Nealri Mary Of Lake Enen"
Dream No Longer. Maiden ~; MAIDEN Awake from Thy
Slunbersn; Susan Rayne.n
PIANO sONGs-"My Til "Tbe signsl"; Wild
Flo~en by Wallace; Home Is Where There One To Love
us"; "womsn's Rghts.n
Ericsson Schosch Parade Bouianger Clarendon
Pokan Lavepu "Le Camelia Waltz ;" by Wallace; "Ju
ana Waliz." apps IS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-16
NEWS BY TELE RAPH.
~>~~~>S>>~o~>>~>~~~>N>~
HIGHLY INTERESTING FROM ALBANY.
PROCEEDINGS MTHE LEGISLATuRE
"A Recess Taken for Six Weeks.
~>~~>>>~--~->->>-S--~~>>>>-
VARIOUS BILLS PASSED,
~>4~~~>>~~~e~>r~>-o~>>~~~
The Case Of Canal Commissioner Mather.
Important Testimony in the Gardner Trial.
&C., &C., &c.
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
VARIOUS BILLS PASSED.
Events In ALBANY,

Events In Albany.
LEGISLATIVE DOINGs-HARMONY REsTORED-RECEss
AGREED UPoN-CANAL COMMISSIONER MATHER,
ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF TIE NEW YORK HERALD
Albany April IT, 1858.
Both houses met this morning in very fair temper
though there disposition in the House to enter
upon business The members bent upon recess
noens toe-sti they proceeded to the third aiding
Of bills and among others the militia bill This being
Senate BILL was voted against by many, the suppos
on that they felt greved because the Senate refused to
adjourn, as the House had twice requested.
The Speaker regretted the which occurred yes
terday when Mr. Holey was arrested
So anxious the House to adjourn that joint COM
Dittee Of conference proposed and resolution was
adopted offered by Daniel Taylor that the Legisla
tuie adjourn at five this 7. NJ to meet again the
Oath day OF May.
After lengthy debate and considerable sharp Ian
then read third time.
The Senate accomplished very little business. Among
the bills passed one to compel banks in the city Of
New York TO make statements of their condition.
ard another making city stocks q basis for banking
The House resolution for adjournment was agreed to-
The bill making provision for work on the Erie Black
river and Genesee canals met with Opposition from
Nc ssrs Cooley Wright and Van Schoonhoven and was
not disposed of at five O'Clock when the President Of
previously received from the House extending session
till six O'Clock, but not entertained.
O'Clock.
The annual Supply bill passed the House day or two
since, but was not taken up in the Senate.
Canal Commissioner Mather sent q commu munication to
the House in which he alleges that he had Wedge
OF the meeting of the investigating tee had
been summoned to appear before hem and pronounces
the allegations against him false He demands a
hearing at the bar of the House. other tribunal
The House adopted resolution, offered by Mr.. Shaw
any proceedings taken Mr. Mather NAV submit any
further communication he may DESIRE W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-16
The Gardner Trlnl.


Lieut. Fenjamn f. Owen, Of the Baltimore Volunteers,
to-day testified that he saw Gardner at Tampco in 1s47
He known through the town physician in govern
his veracity questioned
Capt James T. Stuart sworn-Commanded Company A,
Baltimore battalion, in the Mexican wa. met Dr. Gard
at Tampico on fine gray horse; wishing to pur-
chase, Introduced to him. kne him. till he left
aeoveinment physcian his character uncxccption-
able bearded with him, in Washington his return
Capt John slocum called-IIad known she defendant
since ls49 left Washington for Mexico the 10th of
October last, in company with Gardrcr; else
won't to New Orleans by the inland routs there met Col
Z. w. Abbott; went with them in u schooner, to Tam
Isguinas, where they arrived ON the 26th of Novem-
ber in eight ten days from Tampico; went next
ners mine; obtained copy, (which the witness dent
fed and translation OF the same was read to the
jury) On tho Monday after their arrival he started
Col Abbot Raymond PaDdo and servants-travellcd
in southcrly direction from the village of Laguinas-
crossed two branches Of considerable to
large village called Ahuacatlan. Just they began
ascend mountain, there two refners at work
with two smelling furnaces the other with two refining
furnaces saw ruins which appeared to be the founda
lions Of old buildings the four walls standing unroofed
hee mines were ten or twelve miles in au air line from
the village Of fIaSnias Returned By another route and
passed other reneres in operation. Visited the of
La Trinidad in that vicinity also the mine of San Jose
nearly explored It, descending by ladders seventy feet and
lowering candle seventy feet further without touching
the bottom threw down stones and their sound ndic.t
cd great depth. Also visited the ruins of Dolores Santa
Clara and others the village of Penal The mountain
in which visited the first mines visible from Lagui
nas obtained and brought home specimens of from
these various mines which exhibited to the jury
Also visited mine about two miles east of the village OF
Iagunas descended into it to the depth Of thirty PAGES
Went to another mine within musket shot Of Don Jose
Pand0s, to the north west OF the village old mine
trey closed with rubbish and abandoned Brought away
specimens from both of these mines tut having
misplaced them, could not exhibit them in the court
room; particularly requested by counsel for the pro-
secution 10 bring and exhibit them himself and DIR.
Gardner u Laguinas at Jose Pandos very sick OF
bilious fever, when the Commission arrived Abbot being
the only man well of their party at the time,
The witness underwent a most esrching examination
by Mr.. May, and answered with promptness.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-16
From the south

TIE MARYLAND LEGIsLATr RE-AN AMERICAN
SCHOONER AND FRENCH BARK WRECKED, Ero.
BAInMoRE April'l6, 1858
The Leaislstuc Of Mar, land Governor City Council,
and invited gue-i4 three hundred in number will leave
in the morning h Harrisburg the guests Of the Penn
sylyania eeisatuie.
An arrival Mt New Orleans from LaIuna, reports the
week a the schooner Phppsburg the North Breakers
and Ct the French bark Augusta, from Vera Cruz.
The municipal election in Augusta Ga resulted in the
choice Of eight wings and sour democrats.
We have mail this evening south Of Richmond
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-16
Affairs In WashinUtOn.

OFFICES IN THE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA.
WASHINGTON, April Is, 1853
VIM. H. Thomas to-day appointed Deputy Collector
and 1nsI ector OF Washington.
1t s reported that petition, signed by 900 ctizsns
sent to the President to-day in favor of Daniel
aee o, District Attorney Az for this SstrGs and that
for the same also sent in The President having
intmaed that he would give the Office to the person
who would bring the most names, Ratcae is considered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-16

NEW ORLEANS, April 14-Noon.
The sa'es of cotton, this morning have bsen 600
bales at firm prices Strict mddng is quoted at 10c
Our stock is Decreasing being only $4,000 bales.
Mess pork sells at $14 25.
CHARLESTON, April 10 1853.
The sales Of cotton 10 day. foot up 5000 baesl $50
Of which was after the reception Of the STEAMERS
which has had favorable effect on the nsrketNut
culat. quotations canLot yct 10 Aysa. krAoos uxy
ranged from Do, 70 IKE.
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TfaM RlIsEBlEn-

LIVERY MEMBER OF TIE FIRE DEPARTMENT
Nj siould ROAD tho New York sunday Mercury To-mor.
rows number In edition to tho thrc~ hrst chapters Of
sD,tn ne 81 tho Revolution will contain tho
81 tie frcmen who icncd tho department In 11O
wen - tLs vsrtieuiass ~ ths i.. s.v.Asn ,se trs
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The New Route to California via Vera Cruz.
New ORLEANS, April l4 1852.
The steamship Texas sailed to day for Vera Cruz with
passengers for California, via Acapulco
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Destructive Fire In Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA April 10, 1898.
The residence of Henry G. Lea, opposite st. wark's
Church, destroyed by ,e this afternoon The loss
Is estimated at $50 OO0 The hou.e OF brown stons,
and nearly completed. The oener Is now in Europe.
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The Massachusetts Liquor Law.

BOSTON, April I5, 1855
Two reports made in the House to day, by the
Committee on the Liquor law. The majority, eleven
MEMBERS reported in favor OF tie present law adding
thereto some features Of additional strngsncy The
minority, members, reported briefly to repeal the
law.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-16

pLANTs AT AUCTIoN.-w Z. McILvAIN WILL
sell at the seed store John street. ut 1016 oclock
Saturday. 10th April moss monthly perpetual running
Ioses with and without pots) caraation pnks
dahiias uherosca gladeolus honey Hc &c in
order for setting out from Henderson, Jersey City
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-16

SHANGHAI AND CHITTAGONG FOwLs-JOHN L.
- pANDEH ATEK CO., IA Wall street. will sc this day
NJ II ociock number of pairs of these fowls
now much sought They are In coops suitable for
transportation by o railroad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-16

A FURNISH ROOM WANTED-FOR A SINGLE
IA lady, in tho ncighbourhood of good restaurant II
must be neat and with good attendance Address, stating
terms, &C., Miss w., Herald Office.
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WM. Writers, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON
w Monday, at ten o'clock at house in Spring street
near Greene all the genteel parlor chamber and
the furniture of three story house handsomely furnished
throughout the lease has two to Apply to WM
Writer'S, 1e7 Canal street.
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HoUsEHOLD FURNITURE SALES AT AUCTION
The subscriber hereby informs his friends and Others
will attend to the sales of household furniture by
anction the residence OF families reasonable terms
RsferencesJas Van Nostran President Meroeants Ex-
change Bank
ID. Randolph Martin President Ocean Bank.
h Hayes, Cashier North River Bank.
SMITH DUNNING
nfHna1 lt.raep epych atraek Nav
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DRIAE b. MULLER AUCTIONEER-ELEGANT
IA household furniture ADRIAN II. MULLER Il co.
i ell A. auction Tuesday April ish At 10 oolook at
NO. a Clinton place Eighth street. an elegant assortment
OF furniture consisting part Of chairs
tetes covered with
mahogany chairs SOFAS covered with hair ooth pier
s1asss chandeliers French china ormuu and gilt
randoes satin damask window curtains superior
sxtsGson dining table sdsbcard French china dinner
coache 6c tapestry velvet Wilton and Brussels carpets
oil cloths &c also superior mahogany pianorte made
by Stoddart. Catalogues two days previous to SALE
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IT B. BLEECKER. .AUCTIONEER-HOUsEHOL FUR
niture.On Monday, April 49, at 10 oolook at No I7O
Vest Fourteenth street Eighth avcnueT B. Beeokr
Co. will soil ut auction, above tho gentee
said house. consisting Of rich tapestry paror
set OF rosewood parlor furniture with blue
hrocatee and extra linen covers tete two
votairc four paror chairs rosewood sofas
tire table, colored satin damask window curtains
with lace drapcry several oil paintings
in oil framed Brussels stair and bedroom carpes English
seoths ingram carpets French mahogany and black
and black walnut washtans new cured hair mattrcsses
French china tea set china and gassware aud general
assortment of kitchen furniture. Catalogues at sale
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WIN WRITER'S AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS
w afternoon, at O'clock at lS7 Canal street.
s9sment of furniture belonging gen
eman breaking housekeeping consisting sofas sofa
bedstend dining tea. centre and card tables rocking
other chairs window curtaas pier and mnntel glasses
paintings clock vases bookcases plated cutlery
brussels and other carrats ecohs stair rods
hat rack French and cottage bedseads
feather beds marble top dressing washnd
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RY ROBERT HAYDOCK, AUCTIONEER, STORE NO
- q William streot-On Monday, April l8, at IL O'clock
~ the sales will be sod cash whom
may Elk best French plato glass by
of sale = - ~e
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~ Elass and ehinaA oo retailers stoskMonday, April
sale rain shine of all kinds good ware, lots
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CAMUEL OSGOOD, AUCTIONEER. - OSGOOD 4
- CONKL!N will sell, on Monday the 18th OF April,
at l O'clock at 2a Crosby street. assortment
lor. bedroom and kitchen furniture consisting aofas
trnssea, bedding ' "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-16

A GC1ION NOTICE-WM. u. JONES AUCTIONEER.-
y Jones ogart stor, No. Is Spruce street. this day
Ss sofa
ciairs fixtures mirror clock coat pantaoOns vests
ot pantalnon stus, vestings engrsyings teas and
rety OF other goods. WIN. THOMPSON, Attorney for
Mortgagee,
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WIN. W. SHIRLEY, AUCTIONEER. R.-HANDSOME
tsTntnro sale-Tuesday, April 49, at lOH o'clock at
no. S fet strcct, corner Broomo general
pArlor basement, chamber and ktshen furniture rich
tapestry carpets SOFAS chairs tables pianoorse pier glass
field plated ware cutlery &c all in fine order and sold
rain shinc for cash. and deposit required pur
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w PELLS, AUCTIONEER.-SALEO OF $50 MARBLE
v. msntes = also mo%npments % sawed marble, engine.
April 10 at 10Y o'clock Mt tho Flannel
~ Broadway of Tenth street the entire stock
sistng OF about lhO marble manes richly
plain mantes of all descriptions Of foreign marble,
prne statuary, ordinary SIENNA broccaello and black
and go'd also the stock Of sawed marble On Wednesday
1Cth april at O'Clock the engine, gangs rubbing and
n npr nYeAe endnr nnfeS
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~ h. STEVENS, AUCTIONEER.-CREAT SALE OF
NJ. and elegant rurnturc auction Mt 12
W0l street opposite Trinity Church, this Saturday
msrning April l6 o'clock Elegant
tcte tetcs chars ottoman dvans couchcs
rosewood and mahogany with and without
pier Gables, &c. Black walnut, mahogany and rosewood
edstesds French and cottage styles wardrobos, side
boards and bookcases of mahogany black walnut, and
rosewood bedding, mattresses donhe and single. Also,
rs every description from the best and
manufacturers.
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gAIxRA ar AUOElUn,

sis:; !.
O goods which have remained and
rrsns
and and contents yarus lots furni
%
DETER PARKS, AUCTIONRER-HANDsoME HOUSE
h"d furntnre-0n Monday April 18th, at 10Y O'Clock,
sss 'sSss'' s5s
rns siis + Il Wiki. %sn: floor
PLAssM,,T.s, a. At ... AucTIoNw F. MeILyAIN, WILL
Saturday. 10th April moss monthly perpetual running
vIiasss Re
order for setting out from p Henderson, Jersey City
pYANDEW ATEK CO., ii Wall street, will seIi this day
no y number of Esir. of these celebrated fowls
transportation by sea or railroad.
SHANGHAI FOWLS, AT AUcTIoN.-J L. vANDE-
No wv is s ey It. q se sales
fowls in coops ready for shipping To be sold without
CANUEL osGooD,. AUcTIoNEER : OsGooD 4
az arsns sas Sss q Of
lor bedroom and kitchen furniture consisting Of sofas
ssGan top tables ''' mat
SAMUEL oSGOoD, .AUCTIoNEER OsGOOD &
~ CONCkLlN will sell at their sales l3S Fulton
s this day Saturday April 6 at lo o'clock. general
sortment OF furniture Ito cash advanccs consisting
rosewood mahogany and black walnut paror dining
and bedroom furniture enamoed chamber suits marble
tables and bureaus sofas easy chairs washstands &c
CTANDARD ROSES AND OTHER CHOICE PLANTS,
~ at auction.-J. L. VANDEWATER, No. II Wall street,
will sell on Tuesday, April 10TH at half past O'clock
splendid selection OF standard selected with
from the best nurseries of Europe comprising the finest
newest varieties adapted to climate true
to names, from the garden Of d. Boil, Broadway.
CTANDARD RosEs-wILLIAM IRVING & co, AUC.
tioneers will sell at auction Saturday April 10TH
at 10 o'clock at their sales 10 Pine
half standard perpetual dwarf standard Baltimore
BELLE hybrid and other varieties Of pnk vines
finest newest and best collection offered this
ust taken Of the ground true to
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SHANGHAI FOWLS, AT AUCTION.-J. L. vANDE-
WATER will SELL this day. at II O'clock at the sales
room No. IA Wall street. 20 pairs Of Shanghai fancy
fowls In coop ready for shipping To be sold without
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1rExRY Fl LEEDS co.. .AucrIoNEERs WILL SELL

VTENRY Fl. LEEDS 4 CO., AUCTIONEERS WILL SELL
III auction this day April IT, at o o'clock at M Fourth
yA2or furniture comprising mahogany marble top tables
1arre extension table Brussels carpets mats marble top
wood suits
IN brocatele glass; china &c Bedroom furniture
such as washstands painted mahogany bedseads in
pain carpets bureaus, wardrobes bookcases dc Also
elegant octaye piano with carved legs made by
Ney) MALI A BROTHER.
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A LBERT II. NICOLAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
u furniture, It auetion-Albcrt H. Nicoay will sell
near Svsnue consisting in part Of
bureaus carpets china and glassware glasses rock
ing chairs lamps grandoles curtains variety bed
AID kitchen furniture
Office of the auctioneer No IN wa straat -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-04
Foreign Nnns

The news by the Africa leaves us in as much un-
Certainty as ever respecting the Turkish question and
the Chinese rebellion. From the tenor of the &C.
counts it appears that Russia has occup ed or will
occupy the Da mban principa'ite' without thereb V
intending an act of war. Francs seems disposed to
look upon that measure as one of aggression. The
course of England is u known, if determined upon
We suspect her clbinet is not unit on the subiec
As to the Chinese rebellion its fate is entirely be-
yond conjecture. The successful capture Of Nanl n
its evacuaton-thed defeat Of the rebes-the desertior
Of Shanshae by persons unknown, are all announce
but their bearing upon the final result is left t
speculation.