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pr 600 WORTH OF FARMS E. R Ms I, AND I'd

7ITS will divided 500 Snhscrihers,
ON THE EVENING OF THE 3Ot OF JUNE, 1855
E large already Many Of the Lots near
sold for rom 400 $50 cent ADVANCE over the
Los sod showing tine purchase
will good Investment. ,,-,-.,.. ..
each will receive FOUR BUILDING LOTS IS by 100 feet lying
FARM of These H are beautifully
Long Island where Church and school
bouse and Dwellings, Stores Workshops and
and several will be erected the coming season
opportunity owning delightful country resi-
where the domestic comforts family circle can
uy realized where Building Lots and about sgC Farms
lately sold ssles daily being made to
location and tanning the qua
v Farms agricultural purposes oeng
calculated SO rapidly
value be This land would
been all taken entnsd estate the
s century, locked upwards OF two hundred
which been made ana where e wild
at beautiful
fields the abundant productions Of our mohef ea
The offered is than tia value Tor agr
en.e can portion OF it, This land Is well worth
NE attention specuaors affords an oppora
me Gay
OF ana
thin fifty York. viii be worth ten times the prices now
sked Rosevae the farms
these villages selling at from 800 to sO per acre N.Y.
me Of the offered those who are destitute
Farms containing each and and upwards fss o
Ia All persons wishing avail themselves Of the opportunity
offered Farm splendid Building Lot near we pe
should make immediate application, as hey are hey M
pod Of Apply to CHARLES WOOD 1s Broadway corner nj
street. New York where Maps and tHmSh s M m "' " Sun
100 Canal street, Agsh
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GEE e IsnEsA AT6 u - -. IS:

NORTHERN f4fazrS s<eaa>tzziaekskA3a
Buffalo Niagara Falls via Lake Ontario River
The American forming the Express and
United Owego Vincent ogienstngh Mon
uepec connecting ogdenburg Vincent with
railroads for New York Burlington Springs
Atlantic ST. Lawrence Rlload, and ST.
and ChAmplain Railroad for Portland White Mountains
Tfme-e4 Montreal
BAY STATE, Capt Ledysrd NEW YORK Capt Chapman leave
daily Sundays excepted at O'clock Cape Vincent
with the River Steamers passing the
Hand and the Rapids the beautiful
daylight, at Montreal att O'Clock,
next Quebec boats.
leaving Buffalo at O'Clock, sir hours and
those leaving o'clock four hours niagara Falls The
Buffalo at Lewiston time for the
Bnso arrive nj ogdensburg morning.
immediately arriving at Boston at hafpas O'Clock, p NJ
came day. - ,,,, ~, ,--- 49,,
Seanes ONTARIO, Captain Throop CATARACT Captain Estes
NORTHERNER Chd, leave Le1 daily Saturdays
eep=d hasst o'clock giving four hours and
arbor Kingston Clayton Brockvi and connecting with
passing entire length of the Thousand and
and the Rapids Of the beautiful 81 Lawrence by an6 con
Meeting with Ogdn.hugh Boston Railroad for Roase Point
with the Train Of Cara ut Ohwego
for Albany New York direct.
The above daily Sundays excepted by the Buff
Railfosd O'clock Afordng
pleasure Brooks Monument Queens Heights
Bridge the magnificent the
o'clock giving passengers full Niagara
Falls The O'Clock Train of Cars from Buffalo also arrive in Lewis
the passing all The Thousand Islands by
light changing 0gdensbugh, and taking OF the splendid
Monea
rushing dashng of the noble ST. Lawrence, arriving at
n a. oeo bs MI RouTE on H.
speed
having all the for safety required by
with spacious and beautiful Uppr Cabin State the entire length
Ky Passengers can procure full Office
| opposite SuHaio Niagara Fails Railroad Depot.
@ Offices in Cataract House and international HOTEL NIAGARA
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e Those the Of RUPTURE in all its
forms popularity the afflicted proclaim
hsareoy, Is" am eusd-I am curedrsdiealS
cared by the use of
sEIERMANss PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE REMEDY"!il
The Faculty this country well as England
expressed their appreciation this Cura
while they the only that
principles Of Surgery As differs In Effect go
action from all othsrs light elastic and comfortable
completely henal and perfectly toe
ndrany exercise But here let be observed that i po
that the unfortunate must ook fo
cure hey equally much to its correct application
81 the body for the
Of good DR.. the cee
5raed English Hernia ably it of the nicss
| operations In mechanical surgery.
E The RUPTURE REMEDY is external application which Ia
facilitating and adding permanency the
certain when there weakness in tho lower
abdomen, predspositon to rupture.
experience the proprietor Thu popular Truss and
the study aud treatment Of Hernia
Rupture him. examination to s.e aeoT 'ess the rEh'
| esnds shape q speedy and radical cure.
~ Particular attention given 70 Rnptnred Chldl
PLANTERS others their SLAVES CURED without
eeng labor, enhanced VALUE aud USEF Ul-
NESS. . ,., =
~ Persons Curative TRUSS snd RUPTURE
worth limitations must be particular to re-
Of the and inquire
for and have personal interview with
DR.. SHER MAN,
nIa~ta a at
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RIVER STEAMERS.
VICRsBURG.
viii Issy. every SATURDAY. Al, S O'Clock Pm.
NQP MILL IREN,Q PEND NIfRa- 4

VIII Issv. every SATURDAY. ats O'Clock P.
NOR MILLJKEN'S BEND, VICKs- 49, n
II BURG, wARsESToN, NEW c.RTsasg, lsllS3I
BAYOU SARA ard BATON RoUGERt nlar Saturday Wsek,y
vksbgrg Packet Ssmsr II. w. McRAE place Of she South
BeSThs elegant and paeset
steamer r. W. acRAE T. Smith master will lssvs For
SMITH a. FIMIsTER Is caaal street.
Mcp Yaxoo packets every
Monday morning will freight for the
high and Lfors shs also meat the Jhn a
freight Arkansa rys Napoon,
C3resnpilLe, Prireefon and the Bends
f- will for part % the Coast
viii vss foot ofcsnai street. every Wsdnesdsy NOR
ming tor receive freight. leso
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MOBILE
EsoR MoBLE-paiIy o. 8. Mai

EyoR MOBLE-Daily O. 8. Mail ~ n
a,ysnssnsst yssAy 81 L2S.
splendid packet saamers Cap 91ani
OREGON CsEt- r. A. tietru, built eIgrey 70, zoe
trade Of the above
Railroad DALEY arrival ~ nv
oeioex stopping DAILY going and
Louis Psss Christian and tPascseouia
TfrRs and SATURDAYS, and on slosDhis ans
THURSDAYS, returning.
r and for Pascagdula put he WY mai pag "a
will Landed the boat returning on
Mon iaJs and Thur days
By steamer Creole
luggage, horses cows etc. must De 81 the ss
BY In% O'Clock, hey cannot go that dsT.
~ Tha Way Mail Bag will eays The oe o. ne
r.
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II ITTLEJOHN, NORCOM s. CO., corner of
Streets and offer for sale
cash
nFFEE-Mocha, Java, Havana and Rio;
TEAS-Imperial Gpppowder, Black, common and tine
WHITE SuGARS-Crushed, Loaf. Powdered, Refined; -
GRANTEES Old Bonno, United Propretors Vineyard, Du
puy, Co., ETC.;
wNES-Fns Port, Sherry, Mndeira, Champagne, Ciase
and Sweet Malaga;
ScHNAPPS-Wole's scheidan, pnts and quarts;
SALMON AND L0bSTERS-iOU doz. on Pcund cana
With general other articles the Grocery line el
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ENUINE HE1DsIECK co. GHAMpAeNEs.

GENUINE HEIDSIECK co. GHAMPAGNEs.
Tho having been appointed by Me eidsisek
CO MI uee agent in the United States
for this etes from basness respect
fully to the aujoined card. CRAMER AbEGe
New York, January |, 1854. =-
ACkRDhr EEGLER heretofore Sole Agent for the
ACNE the United States retiring from business
yM that have appointed Meosrs CRAER
AREGG stead be Sole Asents Importers IN s
United States and Canada 4,
We unceasug ereron order to continue the
joyment prominent favor which the American public generally
this shall send to
agents will fully sustain the high
which the same has attained in your market :,
enabled to furnish this old
genuine quality would simply submit
Inc call particular attention
HEIDSECK CO. brand fret introduced the United
the late Messrs Hedseck
through their Sole Agent Mr. T. Salmon after
wards Salmon d Stpyvesan Z,.
occupying the To him also by
privilege Of retaining eIr1ss
,cea etc. which the late psrtsrs'
owned. He retiring from husnaa '
barams bia imnediate
therefore sole proprtetors OF this hrShd.
distinguish mark from othe
similar and limitations the Of
labels also stamped the leaden csps
corks No other house entitled TO its while
known in the United States. VS. the honor to be
Your ob'dt serv'ts.
REMs, December Is, 1853. HElDSlECK d CO.
The being appointed for the South West Of tn
constantly supplied with itn
p. ' R.F. NICHOLS a CO.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE,


Tuesday Morning, July IL, 1854
COTTON There q good demand on Saturday and
prices were steady with sales of $500 bales We also
heard of further 1900 bales Saturday making
the total business of the day 5000 bales.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior .56 81 ,Middling Fair .e5z610A
Mddng .7ISsS Good Fair .. nominal
Good Middng. :. 81 @s1z Good and Fine.... ID
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
CorToF-baes. TopAoeo-hhda
Received since 14l3ole 1856 ,.o
yesterday. 1,ooS-1414o22 so7-4s,66S
m 14M594 M 1928
yeterday' 4sso-12s6554 677-3o64e
Stock on hand not cleared 49,. 13so4o 424so
TOBACCO -. The sales embraced 10 hhds at 674, and
81 at TX also on Saturday hhds at 81 at and 81
at Ia y Ii.
SUGAR. Steady, and we noticed sales OF 80 hhds;
Fair to Fully Fair 34O324t m"u w-. -0..
MoLAssEs Sales 200 bbls Re-boled at 1ohDl1t q
gallon .-
FLOUR. Market dull with sales Of 1900 bhls, incu-
ding 600 Illinois and st. Louis at - $40 st. Louis at Sc
12K, and $50 Fancy at SIS 621z o Dbl
GRAIN. Corn was scarce and higher, with sales,
mostly store of 5000 sacks of which 400 Ordinary at
co. 800 White and Yellow at 50, ego in lots. at 65,
AGO Mixed and White &c. 800 at 49, and 200 White at
7Ot q bushel Of Oats 1900 sacks St Louis sold,
including 1920 and $3.50 in several lots at 30
bushel Of Bran SEQ sacks sold at 93O95@ p bufhel
PROVISIONS The principal sale of Pork was so bbls
unnspected Mess at Sl y Dbl OF Bacon 10 casks Sides
taken at 5lt Q tb Lard was higher with sales Of
II bbs at o. 100 at % and 150 tierces prime at 100 q H.
HAY...1T0 bales Western sold at S22Ds22 so q ton
| COFFEE. 80. Sales 800 bags Rio at 91ie q fb.
CANDLES. SO boxes Star sold at o. and 60 half box
es at 24t "a Is.
WHISKY. Sales III bbIs Rectfed at 25h, 81 Fetch
| er's at 26. and 50 Raw at q IA p gallon.
FREIGHTs. ship taken for London at 62s fol
Tobacco. ....
| EXCHANGE. :. :. Demand moderate at our quotations
| Sterling .,....................1O 8 h6D109
Francs. 5f15 d05f25 p dollar
New York sixty day Bills. .........ZF22 - co. nlsc
Sight Checks on New York par84 q Ct disc
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A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. - For
IA THE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS
~ Open Day and Evening" Except sunday from A.
us TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ADMITTANcE, will be tie price
s S the E
ss
and Ta.d ling up with esgan. and interest
ing s fT 6
II FST5sf 81 .ss i.
ysluaby collection IN the Western Hemisphere ~.
The SCULPTURE embody over 800 pieces Marble
oi@anhip. Many besides
TIE Ct s 81 f. q
..;s s a9sDAu GE FEET s
NINETY TWO FEET and s ssmssd rTn 16 the
YEARS OLD deposited the Crystal Palace by its
her the cry. Palace enGses at his moment ar
1 @ pIs a s san
AZ oReHrRh 81 Music in
CT ,,s Palace every and E2eRng coating One
Thousand Dollars cash Gr the
Or n ne
ong December provided on ,ha, the said In
ssSs ' M %
cash 10 the Artist whose having been
f BE @ @ worthy a tin
I'VE MEDALS oas unaIsd Dola,. each
Gss1 4; A..
! the aiiudged most excellent as Aforesaid
FOURTH FIVE MEDALS, costing One Hundred Dollars each o.
their plate preferred to the Artists
Original first opening the Crystal Palace
aforesaid, shall be aiused most worthy
nnexa fter excellent aforesaid
respectable JURY Jus that can be selected
appointed critically several articles exhibited
and award the mentioned The Directors shall proceed
such Jury jurors and hope to be abb
to announce the appointments June
will a4o their discretion award Nj dals or Dplo
the of such articles
sufficient 10 such obstruction -.
articles which deemed worthy OF place IN ms Grand II
position the Worlds industry and Art admitted Wlfou
| ANY CHARGE WHATEVER TO EXHIBITORS.
pnca
protecting exhibited but the Atso
ton accountability damage such articles
Umbrellas, Canes mustbr let at the stand near the doc
A the CRYSTAL Palace Warehouse, be
s,s into out of the building
No Checks given, and On The
| myl2H PI bAhs uM, fresuent.
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ST MARKs-soO bbls naval stores to Post d Mol.


BosToNBrig Handy King Fslger &eocs5Iol Ptotsrd
Unierhll 6coM Greenwood 6roC Buddecks 8ee
wheeler BaksTrri Batss MontgoTery dcSA srieT
cn-rav TITUS kcoPetkfns, Campbell dos Hopkins III
IohnN0n &ro MPhsr.on-J Conon-Eraud hdam,-B
Carrere-E Hacker--I AtkinJ Bubtigs 6co-Sampscn
H. n oI,nFk ro-0
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HYnRoPHoBA CURED BY VINEGAR.--A letter
from Venice says: g We're you here, you would
be much pleased with the discovery made at
udine, the capital of Full, small province be-
longing to this republic, The discovery is this :
A poor man, lying under the trightful tortures
Of the hydrophobia, was cured by draughts of
vinegar, given him by mistake instead of an.
other potion, A physician of Padua, called
Count Heonissa, got Intelligence of this event at
Udine, and tried the same remedy upon a patient
that was brought to Padua hospital, admins
tering to him d pound Of vinegar in the morning,
another Mt noon, and n third at sunset, and the
man was speedily and perfectly cured.a
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sUNID1REIlEEssm,s r.-,,,o n..n.:
NEW BUT ER-a5 drklrs and Kegs St Louis butter,
RAISINS-500 arstet and haif boxesi
DRIED APPLEs-lOG bbls;
WHITE BEANS-l5 hhlE; -, !,
L. .o,, - Fnr .ais by A. D. GRIEF d CO.,
III SUI" "iu to '" ~ &c.,. 40 Old Leyee.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MAKRET

JEFFERSON Cry
Monday Evening. July 10, 1854 !
Arrived SO head of Western Cattle ss Hogs aud 43o
Sheep The market is we'll supplied and easy for purcha
sers at last quotations.
PRICES
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MYSTERIOUS. - We observed a well dressed
man, this morning, lying face downwards, in a
gutter on Front Row. He was almost entirely
covered with dust Captain Causey happened
along, and by dint of tickling his ear he sue
ceedod in arousing the unconscious individual
from his heavy sumbcr. On shaking himself,
the cloud of dust that escaped from his habit
ments completely hid him from view. When the
dust cleared away the man was not to be seen
Whether he had dissolved himself into dust or
had merely escaped under cover of the cloud his
shaking had raised, the spectators were alto
gether at loss to determine memphis Elk
press.
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ersons
NOVEL MODE OF DEFEATING A BEAR.-We
ave been told of the following extraordinary
process, and have been assured that it is fire.
quently practiced by the Russian mujiks, or
peasants, who can not easily procure firearms.
. The facts are exceedingly curious and inter
esting
7 The bear, as every body is aware, has the
greatest liking for honey From prodigious
distance he will track his way to the hollow tree
where the wild bees have hived. Once arrived
= he pokes his long mouth into the hole and with
marvellous dexterity licks up, even to the last
/ little cell, the produce of the industrious and
interchangeable swarms which, for q whole season,
have been laying all the herbs and flowers Of
the forest under contribution He cares nothing
for the stngs of the despairing defenders. His
4 skin, for the sake Of which man hunts him, is
| here not the source Of his danger but the means
of his protection,
In forest known to contain bears, the hunters
examine all the hollow trees till they discover
wild bee hive A branch Of the tree ia then
I chosen directly above the hole; if there is no
such branch, a stout peg is driven into the
] trunk To this peg strong cord is fastened,
I and to the end of the cord a heavy stone, or a
y cannon ball. is securely suspended at about halt
o foot from the ground, The bear, in his re-
pendulous barrier obstructs and incommodes
him good deal. He is an irritable brute; II
such cases, one of the most irritable as well AZ
u one Of the most stupid in the forest, He begins
by showing the stone or weight aside; but il
presses against his head, aud he gives it Sigh
knock to free himself from the Inconvenience
1t recoils in q moment, and he receives a smar
tap on the ear. His temper is reused, and h'
again pushes off the hard and heavy mass, bu
more violently he gets q rather severe blow OF
the side of his skull on its return. He become
,.s furious, and with powerful jerk sends the roc
swinging away The pendulum can not be tn
first to tire of this game; and it is q game Il
Il which all the blows are felt on one side exclu
sively. The bear alone suffers and the poin
/ is, that he suffers as much by the stroke h
gives rs by those he gets-he takes double pun
ishment His very retaliations are all ngains
himself; and for every furious push whic
makes his skull ache he is to receive IN i'm
mediate equivalent which makes it ache again
At last his rage is uubounded; he hugs tn
block, he strikes it, he bites it; but wheneVe
lie would thrust his head in the hive, back o
his ear falls the obstruction, against whic
neither his terrible hug nor the blows of h
paw are of any avail. The brute is maddenet
lie faces his strange and pertinacious tormento
and makes it once more rebound from his skull
But back it swings, like q curse, which return
upon the head from which it started The bef
falls exhausted under these reiterated blow
&, one more violent than another; and il he be NJ
dead, the hunters, who have watched the gil
gulnr contest from their hiding places, soon di
. patch him,
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''CuT LOOSE AGAIN, MIs4ER!"-A friend of
ours, who is most accomplished salesman, and
who is kept very busy in one of the up town
dry-goods houses, was complimented not long
since in a manner and form as follows, to wit :
He had countryman in the store, and was
showing linn very handsome piece of ladies'
dress goods, not with any great hope of selling
it; still, there was some slight chance, and, be-
sides, it is necessary $50 our friend ayers) to
keep constantly in practice. So he dashed
ahead in fine style, praised the richness of the
pattern, extolled the texture of the fabric, held
it up to favorable light, avonched for its ultra
fashiounbleness and, i'll short, let loose a tor
rent of eloQuence, in which it was difficult TO
distinguish which was more tartered, the taste
of the admiripg rustic, or the quality of the
magnificent mousselnls Pumpkins eye flashed
with gratifed pride at the complimentary allu-
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The Sandy Hill Herald gives, as reason for
j" hating young, beautiful, and accomplished
girl" that she bakes strawberry shortcake at
least twice Il week. and always places it to cool
in window so temptingly near his window as
to sharpen his appetite, and yet so far off that
he cannot reach it
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HENOA CITRON-4O boxes fresh Genos
u Citron, just received, for sale by
nh
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HSAHNEsToCK'S VERMIFUGE. STATE
~ MENT FROM CANADA -.

EAHNESTUCK'S NERMIFUUE. -oIAlE-
II MENT FROM CANADA. ,., -, ,sx.
MKssrs CO.. We had the pleasure ( fests
the certificate OF sertuiuse Whc w
i. very gratifying 10 you, sent voluntarily
j, MtSSON d CO
My little dsughts o1T years DID, and my son, osf
bottles Of yGnr which them three doses &C
cordng and strange in less tan hfee
thew FIVE HUNDRED WORMS, some OF sn
extraordinary lepgt Q twelve to hfesn inefeR
Having of the beneficial effects your esrl
fuee recommend TO the p1n as IN my 9pgen
efcaciop remedies against Wos ss oHetea
the public ar, - L.,,, .,,.
eSA''-' ' NATHANIEL LEATERS.
t Sold Retail by all the principal hIuEs aud
Country throughout the United States e4l I'M
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DUTTER AND CHEESE--10o packages, as
b ,orted For sale by A. D. GRIEF CO.,
Lave
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box of choice cigars was sent to a gentle
man near the corner OF Fight and Mound streets,
Cincinnati, a few days since, and when the boy
who carried the box offered it to the wife of the
very Indignantly ordered him out of the house
with the box, and would not believe that it was
not a box containing &c Internal machine, y
until the box was opened in the middle of the
street. Boxes in the shape of presents are con-
siderably below par in that city.
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HNR. j. A. DE HART, DENTIST, &%a
Y tenders his professional services TO the adie' YyS
New Orleans and vicinity behe ~ll
having all the late improve Tho..
accommodations are SURPASSED "
fsyoyng patronage rest assure w.
and edence
doors from Holiness sioir,
rag FULL UPPER OF TEETH on the aueton
ne suarah,igo 70 ~ rn sfas ~ sana apis iatf
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IL ECTIFIED WHIsKY-100 bbls. in store
a &, and for sale by LITTLEJoHN NoRCoM d CO
CornerG ravier
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THE DAILY CRESCENT.

II THE SLAVE TRADE.-The grand jury of the
tUnted States for the District of Massachusetts,
yhaye addressed letter to President Pierce, in
Aregard to the mode Of treatment of certain per
y as, arrested on the coast of Africa, on suspi
ion of having been concerned in the slave trade.
they say:
q During their present term they have inves-
tigated sundry violations of the laws prohibiting
the slave trade, and have found bills of indict-
ment againt the master, mate and - of the
brig Glamorgan, This vessel, which now lies at
1 the Navy Yard in Charlestown under libel for
Reondemnation, was seized on the coast of Africa,
on the 9th of April last, by the United States
A armed brig Perry, Lieut.. Richard Page COM
manding.
"0n board the SLAYER were two Portuguese,
who are shown by the evidence before US to have
Is1Htsn the principal offenders. One Of them was
lie supercargo who had fitted out the vessel in
New York, and who is manlfestly one Of the
principal agents in the slave trade carried on by
Z American vessels with the Southern African
coast The substance of these facts must have
been known to Lieut.. Page, yet, to our sur
rise, we find that, while he sent to the United
States the captain, first mate and three Of the
Grcw of the SLAYER, he released the supercargo
ind the second mate who were the most guilty
ersons."
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS

OFFICE THE DAILY Crescent,
Tuesday Morning, July II, 1854 +
."~ g.. CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Philadelphia Wnale. for Nav York, via Havana,
Jennings
Ship Saxon, Grotou Hayre, ? Whitney kco
Slit Far West. Bennett tiavc BoEsrt, Wii-ma SEQ
slim Denmark Breugn for Bordeaux, Nv Baxter
schr Vsi'er, Bakeuey for Sabine Psss, Wtrkham eco
Bari Rroass, Go1dtpeed, for Boston, J 2 Whitney &co
Brig Daniel Msoney, Wilder, for baltimore, g W Ryuson
ARRIVED.
Handy King sa,k.y q DAYS from Boston, e maas-l,. district
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MEMORANDA.
EXPORTS.

Belfast left St Lou the 9Th instant Reports STEAMERS
George Collier Michigan Aleek Scott loading for New orleans