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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-11

THE Two DRoMIos--A we'll, dressed boy was
before the police court at Washington, charged
with firing piece of fireworks called ''ser-
pent." The boy pleaded not guilty. and called
brother, who, although of different age, was
precisely his fac sinile in looks, dress, and
every other particular. The officer who made
the complaint was wholly unable to state which
of the two boys was the offender, and the court
ordered the complaint to be dismissed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-11

A difficulty occurred at Memphis few days
since between Mr. jennings an attache at the
Commercial Hotel, and Mr.. Dubois, who attends
the stable, The difficulty originated about a
horse and buggy which the former hired, when
Jennings drew and fired a pistol at Dubois,
wounding him slightly in the right thigh. Du-
bos then pursued him with a bowie knife, in
aicting two severe wounds, one in the shoulder
and the other near the small of the back. Jen-
nings bled very profusely, and was conveyed to
the Commercial, where at the last accounts he
was lying in great pain Dubois gave himself
up and was held to bail in the sum of $4,000 for
his appearance at Court.
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DRUGS MEDICINES.

N WRIGHT 4 CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
~ GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES
which they offer supply Druggs and Daers owe
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city E9amk of Cocitr0se IS Go,

90 camp street.
ku- NoTCE-From SIX PER CENT, INTER
EST wi. paid Nancy leftn th Bank payable demand
EIGHT PER CENT INTEREST paid Moneys loft for pee
fed
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSITS issued fdesIred bearing hesme
rate negotiable any the Commercial Cie0 Of tie
UuIteI States.
SHORT LOANS ma'a m urdooocl colla'eralo. mtll9e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-11

DAILY CRESCENT.
MORNING, JULY IL, 1854.

aa- All persons having bills against the Crescent
oiics requested TO present them at the office for
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The Liverpool and London Fire and Life
INSURANCE. COMPANY.
cAPITAL-TEN MILLIONS DOLLARS.
HENRY " OGDlEN, Agent

IMPORTANT JuDIerAI. DECISION At Jackson,
Miss on the I'd inst, the case OF Jas. IL. Cal
loate against Frederick Stanton and Henry ).
Buckner, in which the complainant seeks to set
aside their discharges under the late bankrupt
act, on the ground of fraud committed by them
in obtaining the same, was decided against the
defendants by the Attorney General, ID. O.
Glenn who had been mutually selected by both
parties to sit as Special Characteristic, Chan
cellor Scott not being competent.
The great amount in controversy, (being over
million Of dollars,) the Importance of the prin-
ciples involved, the distinguished learning and
ability with which the case was argued, and the
high character for learning and ability OF the
Special Chancellor who decided the case, will
commend the opinion to the attention of every
class of the community.
The decision of the Special Chancellor, (Alr.
Attorney. General Glenn,) says the Flag of the
Union, has been universally characterized as
one of the ablest and best-considered opinions
ever delivered in this State.
We understand that an appeal has been taken
to the High Court of Errors and Appeals.
The counsel for the complainant are Messrs
Judge William Yerger ID Fulton Anderson, Of
Jackson; L. Madison Day, of New Orleans; and
the Hon. S. S. Boyd, of Natchez, For the dc,
PENDANTS, Messrs Sharkey s. Withers, of Jack.
son, and Josiah Winchester, of Natchez.
BEFORE THE DELuGE E. Merriam, of Brook
Ign, in breaking up large Jumps of chalk the
other day, found in it an antique stone bottle
The material of the bottle may be called al
olive coored agate. 1t measures in height, OF
the outside, one and three fourths inch, arounc
the bulge two and three-eighths inch, and il
DEPTH inside, one three-eighths inch; the bottle
is, therefore, three Fights of an inch thick, The
shape of this little bottle is precisely that of thu
old fashioned thin glass olive oil betty. TIT
bottle is q great curiosity, and valued highly
for its antiquity, as it probably belonged to al
inhabitant of earth who lived before the univer
sal deluge, as we have no accounts of convul
sions of the earth since that time likely to form
the immense deposit of chalk from which it wa
taken. In the same deposit he obtained q small
stone can, but it is of the rustic order, and ha
movable bottle, shaped like the tapered en
Of faucet it is pretty specimen, and is ais
valued for its antiquity, reaching back tn
"other side of the flood"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-11

as The Proprietor of the Crescent will pay no bill
by any person attached to the Office whouS
a written order
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Shirts, Shirts,

EB- ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOZEN FINE SHIRTS frot
Il to 20 dollars per dozen, T..
ay44p sTURGEs coLBY's aadio charres street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27
Foreign Ports.

Arr at Cbsrlo.tovn 9Th inst .;hrs. Ornament MeDons
Boston; 9Th, Fair Play, Stewart, do
An Pietou l2th ipst brig Bishop @ekinnop. Boa&rst
BOston.
CID. al Halifax IS pst, brig Siam. Rawle, Savannah
Arr AZ St John, b, Goth inst bark Ann Hood VIDE
New. Yors schIs Margaret A. Anderson and J. H. Conns
Hooper Boston; 2st Eliza Campbell. NewYork. ca
goth bIts Peuel Avery matanzas; 2lst Louisa Jewst
Waters Greenocl; 22d sehrs Saginaw, Evans, "eymosa
Mas Bussou, knight Boston.
Am at Yarmouth, N. s. 10th inst. brig hiemse, Lewis
York CID loh sehr Wave Scott Boston, loth' orsantns
Constitution. Churchill DO - .
Arr at s.. sph.ns N B., llh inst sehr Velocity, WA
len, Ne9-York Sid Nth. brig African, Hssks Barbados
ST John. N. lsta inst ship j. brsdsnaw; hles
Portl ,nd schr Acsdsn, Leveyu, Boston, Ceared, lsa
schr Garland, Boston. - - -, - .
At swstow (ChDs Sept. 18th, What Cheer, Basr, 70;
Honolulu with passengers -
New.York; bmks Catharns Augusta, att0n, do neatly
psirec both r Nens Eues; Hudson Push, from Norfolk s
5d; btiss Ellen Patrick iom BALTIMORE; Iasbes Bibbe
from New.Yerl schIs n. Freeman Glover, soi Echo.
Lawson from Bsl,imore for Rio Jneiro. -
Arr Al Belize (aonduras l3th ut bark W. Q. Alden, Bates
New-YOrk, to return 20 80 early In November. .
AZ ssgua nth mat bark suwarrcw, Pendietcn, foT New
York tive dsys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27
Markets. .Reportt2 Ix Telegraph.

BUFFALO Nov Is IL A. MA gale has been raging
here this morning accompanied with hch has prevent
cd movements. and the market IL extremely iuie
TIE receipts good today but three toarths OF
them are eonrnsd through by rhiIosd sales o bps fancy
Michisn 80 ia Ia WHEAT aud Co.'s as YET there
been ,osoey any inquiry and W have no sales to report 10
OATs RYE the inactivity preysis WHISKY s IN
changed sales 40 bbls At 33c CANAL tsEiGsIs nomnali
10 cts for Corn EewYork Receipts this monins FLOUR
7S45 bb.; WHEAT. 22643 bash CoRs, 2sI! bush BAR
LEY 400 bush RYE, 3l2 bush
BUFFALO kov %, p. M-FLoVR-The receipts since our
have been quite large bat the bu Of them eopsgned
through driving which prevailed throu shoD the day
CHECKED business The sales about 100 bbs AZ
prizes ranging frcn &c s2d 80 for choice and
fpcy De o. Michigan Ohio and Indians. The by Of
WHEAT good and the receipts the increase Holders
sp1ous realize ana prices unehangei sses 900
bushels Upper Lake at 81 So White Michigan 10 nominaly
81 0fCoRS the supply not large but large receipts are
expected daily There demand for through shipment
not being considered safe ship by canal logger sales
4o bushels Tee OATS 10 good supply but dull quo
tsoDs pominally iGi2o. WHISKY 10 shsse easier;
sales so Ibis 5c Receipts for the last twenty four hours
II 500 bbs Flour 81 % bushels Wheat z s52 bushels Corn
$40 bushels Barley 3l2 bushels Rye and 500 Bushels Data
Providence Nov 25-CoTToS has been In fair demand for
SINNERS during the week nefusI prices The market
Is quite bare Of esreciay Of tine heeces Prices are
the lat Sales IS 500 pounds For PRISIISG
CLOTHS the market has been dull Prices unchanged The
sales Ct the week Gnoust to bat 5000 pieces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27
Passengera Arrived

In ,az,l Baltic, J,o.l Lir-ypool-Mes-r, James Potter
Jehn Potter, Misses s. z. and p Potter Ms. Giibee
M.s Tuthill, R. Copoyer, Mr.. and Mrs. z W Clsrts,
Mkss II. and Cl,rke ID. Pistt Secretary u. Legation
Paris srd Bearer Of Cispat hes Nj and Mira Wn Will
coz Mesrs. Lee J. z. Burton Z. Lsfouresde James
Pott. v Moore, T. A. Ttoufon g. ". Waterbury y.
HutehirEs Thos whiiloek aofbsuer C. w. Richards. NJ
Alo. }. q. CtGilo, Mira Geo Ssundsns dsushter and
three sors J,eebsOtp, Geo Lasns J. B. Um snd n.
CTowell w. Dowlin., J. h. Stewart, j. @. B-own,
Capt II. Nielsen Nj and Mira DAVID strsass children
AID Mr. spd Mrs. A. e. Chas.sud Hon Rsverdy
Johnson Mr. Risss and servant Mis- Rigs Mr. and Ms
Eds Bartlett Miss Adams. Master and Mss stamford Mr..
and Ms Henry ChAurcey and servsnt Mrs ROsinist
daughters and three cons, J. Middleton. IT. A Middle
ton Mr.. and Miss Middleton. c. Z. Phelps. Mrs A H.
Ph.Ps Mss PhefPs Mr. willard. Mis- Lincoln, Lizzie
O. ". Be,bee ]. T. WaIirE, Wa Becker 5. Oskford R
MeDoDsld Henry Stone p Bovss Samuel Harrison JaA
Stevenson. J. W Paul o Ilnsworth James Wysy Rich
srd Penistoa. Mrs X. W. Goodman, Ma B.ociss and
esuIber, Dr. T. NJ. Blackburn, and Reymert Mrs Rey
nsIt, Ms Wesiridse and ehnd Buckley. Mr. AMI MIRA
Samuel Stewart four daughters three and seysnt Mr.
nd Mn A Burt and two t.urhters C O. and T. b. Mem
miner, Hiss NenninEsr and servant Mr. aud Ms Charles
fi.nou X. C. Lee ard son Miss Ainurs Mics EDGE, Mr. and
Mrs O. oIte c Brown VI n. Smith 4 Nieter z. Bacon
". H. MeAlister W. NJ Neil X. w. Tnsy q P. Perkins.
s. Alosen H. c. sinson. II. DAILY, r. Mass. A Heinen-
es j. stasiinf John Rotertsor John Ellis. Dr. James
Mccarthy, Can Leone O Dykes Gil.on Honsu. Total
Ia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27

sos, syxNs HILL, 1t Boston from Care H.y,.n -.
struck BY nhnins isth inst IN lat S. len " vtck Isl &
sail and injured tvo men
scHz N.rIvs AnsSIo.s, ., Sevssypor IA 6,,, y,a.
seIphis los dsek load bad solwArss t stove n "a. -
night Of 18th WV
scHR A P. UPsHrs. from New YO,k vi,A IN. -. -.
for'Os I'D inst, in distress with Ices Of ,pS. - -.
snE &c '' ns
soak WV cHS,sy. from PlynOsts for PAa.l.,,N. -.
into Norfolk 2sd In 6rus, ~
Cart. ARAIrAeE. .ehr John @. Falca Of y,xa,-,.
before repeatedly states that during hesyy s.l.
n f. on the night Of the isno. the O. sprans -. -
Fire Island; kept both panps ~oTk hsh aud aas
morning Of III. lsh when ssout IS miles Of sspax ~
they fallen 10 With BY packet ship Taseaors "a 49,
TO Philadelphia The vessel .hoas an -,
the crew we're taksn or The rood ye.sl .>ast
urs BURDEN she loaded With ls6 coal for W
Pearson The cargo Insured for 81 100 II the Ns,s,,
port Mutual Office There also insurance ca The y,s
Ter IS Geo q, the Columbian onee 10 this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27
MARINE JOURNAL.
roKr OF NEw-YORK."...sO'r
Cleared.

s.snshr-RssDele stinrc Sor9 L t.;sn ctoehsrSn
q 90 KnSxvile. Ludlow. Savannah, Ia srenHi James
adssr Turper Charleston sPoford Iiesfon z,;,.,
sbirs-Joshus Nau-sn Barton, Mobile msste - So
PobiI.cp Cork Ne,mith Sons; Golden CITY oAnasa
FT,ne,,eo Chsut.rs Heiser; L1ehinvAr, Motor og
" r. schmidt Cot Queen Of the est renne y,oS,b
c,inreu Nin,urp 4 Co; Akansss Ous. Mst.nEAs M -
-. onS.n victoria Colburu San Frsnesco, l. H. San
so,d. Raprsbanncek Cushing, New Orleans
pst,TssIor vile B.bee Akysb y. IHd w fisteninsi
L1nsLburs ,HsnoyJ Ditman, Antwerp, "nterhon ripper
Co. ~. c.h.uo : n arre-
IA Jov, Co; Mara Bsily, Cape Hayden; f. beeseI 4
9s, ~. unrteiSt CHM 81 Johns P. r., H. d. Brooinan
Co Msrt-iio (Br dali Portsu-Prtee j. Pesara HOPE
selocnGs-Flyne Fish tBr RsnoHf h.dss ., S.sei
Co Tr;rprh (Br.) Crowel Hslss Kelly SmrnsI.i
ramon, OBJ Leeiha CoT9~.; n s. P.l ~ gsInsr
rS FSsntop Van Brunt slasht; r. o. Porter, Hlds9n
Plymouth Van Brun, sssh e sn9ns pS,sa,i,hi.
J. " Mckee; Lady SUFFOLK, Baker, Rhsde phs j. " NC.
Es. Geo Fbss Fis& Phil.delphis, j. w pc heei
Bur- Nhkerson Boston. :. W Lewis MARA L. D"H " "'''
den Portlsu Bssett, Bacon Co W., s,.n.
n,rd New Haven, master. q, -. r n s,t,h.
ss,,m.--P.rker Vein. Vaughn. Baltimore, J. l. omh'
Csysgs, Robinson, Philadelphia q ~ Dnes'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27
Spoksn. Sc.

Nov H. ca Cape Lockout, bark Exact, fssm NEWER. n.
Savannah.
Nov a. OF Charleston Bar, 'chr John cs.tns ton N,,.
York for Ssysnpah
Nov lat sc given, seen bark Eslanhne for, n.,
settles for New-York
Sey, a. lat "a s. lon g W, Nevs from Lysrps 70, a,
Francisco.
osr l. lat 10 N. cn, . w ship Susan O. Over Scrs,.
frou Liverpool Tor San Francisco
Oct lat IA n, lon ii W., the NssSs from Gssss~ q,
San Francisco.
Oct H. lst ~ g. lon II W., bark Fenslop tef Bo~<.,
White. ffom PsnsDg for Boston
Oct % TO lat &c ship Edsis Forrest, crosier I'm London
Aus 10 for Calcutta by The Spencer At QaeenoSn Ns,
from Csao, which was in lat 10 NJ ost s and Of faSsi
Oct, y.
Nov. l. Sicily besrDs 20 miles. saip NersAsrs
Belle, from LEMON for New Orlesns
Nov r. ar - len. 50 passed bark Eagle Msibsxs
from Boston for GibIsl and market
Nov 81 lst Sc t5 Ion 70, brig Ira, iom sesspo "a
Jacksonville.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27
Arrived.

Ism r..m.hip Fiorid., Woodruff, Savannah IS hours
s hco. gd end pee: g ss%1s S sesio. nors
EXCHANGED ens With steamship key'tone sac onnd
south . :. %s oSTs tfH foT
st1G EXCHANGED signals with steamship A.oam. hence
e., savannah The Flonos arrived of Sandy HOOK on the A
inst and detained u hours On account oil the
T steamship Marion Foster Charleston, mdse. and
pss 10 sroford Teston Co THURSDAY 81 NJ ID miles
Of h.ess shoals exchanged .igns' .i'h ses1e, ph.
e. s,uSs to az sse eseS.naei sps With .ssm.
NASHVILLE hence Chs.toni TO- 80 NJ Cape Hattess
s s,sr U.i on Fd.y lat IS IS isn.l,d
bsk showing white Gag with red diamond and blue border
Stir C.hane EdwArds H.vre d. ndse and 800 pass to
sebuchsrd Gebad arrived si night had ~ deaths among
Ship LSehnsben Castle. (Br Turner, Liverpool 20 d. salt
'r sbS ksb:rS ao Sf Bath oin.ore Newport W.
d. railroad iron ana 20 pass to master Experienced he''y
sbip Sarah Purston Whitney New.orleans is d' nd'e
ship Rieb.id Golden Blake Charleston ds cotton &c,
Bari Moro Castle tBr) Mount Newcastle E, - d, eoa
ore and banned TO The water: edge y.,. ga.
oest ssle lost fore and mantop head of top
gallant W -. ns'e Sf q 4soSa Boey ai. DIS fruit
to snow Bur.s Experienced heavy weather on the pas
s.i Mar. s1s5e Of se.1Srp H Hlss1S9s Buen0'
Ayrss, Sept "a bid,s wool &C. 70 r. Dnes 20 hu,
and "a pas. 10 Hennins. Muller Costing.
uils III psss 70 hennngs Muller Gosns Exper, need
heavy weather. lest foreoP's yard jbooom &C. HAD Two
deaths
nsva ,trts 10 r. W Hunter.
Bs Boomer Fuller BueDos Ayres Sep. II, hides &c, so
Lsdd Has experienced heavy weather sprung head OF tore.
mast and main yard, split sails Il: Sid in com with bark
MsrgarettA Gascer for Boston.
Brig Relief of MAehasl shopping Cndenas II de-, m)As-
ses 10 C.bezs Bros Rubera -, .
Brig Resale, Holmes, Windsor ii cs, potatoes 10 '" A.
B. Tavenier (of Key Vest Le.t-r, Key West 10 d.
hcgany &C. X. Maitland Co Nov u, Is miles north
Cape spoke brig wyman, Of and for Philadelphia
Big Fdwsd Foer Calais is DE- lumber and Ath to May
sebf ssIOn Msbee ss1sn. Mar % ds, rnentO, &C, to
ssbr Lotus. iof EIsworh) Ca,k Astspss e ds mOsses
to Co. Experienced heavy weather on the passage
seh Lobsdsle Cof Po7dsneel crcwel Boston d. md's
to w. Lewis -. 80
sehr John (of Newport r. Pierce Havana - de-, with
EIPeIie need heavy westerly weather sPn
forssail sc.
sehr ChGser Nelson franklin La. % ds mola.se. 70 F.
Bushnell 18Th ins of Cape Florida IN gale from the NV,
jib' te ,,.,-.-y "a. ..,,oa
usvsl stores 20 ID. 4 FrseusD. 49, .
sebr Orsnder (Br) Edwsrds Prince Edward. Island 10
"a with potatoes fish ship and oas bound 70 oO-ton
Put this port 10 distress having on the i'm mss on
Ceorsss Bar experienced heavy gale 20 NV when
.u,ed lesk ab 100 strokes hour sd inst
Cares Of De aware bearing w - mles spoke brig samuel
Small. OF and from salem Tor Phi .de phs
sekr. Nontrose, WDslog ST. Marks ~ c. COTTON &c -
sturfes CienTmsn q Co.
sAILED-steau hips Atlantic Lverpoo Cahtwba, Havana
trd New Orleans; Knoxville sayAnnah JaS Adger Charles
or Rosroke, Noiolk, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27
Pasxrn0ers sailed

Iahs Z. S Ii.azship Agantc rr Ltreryoo.-Mr II NJ.
Kim 2 o. Wiau. Chla Ysldss Nj and Mrs Walter Miss
Issb.lls MeDuiss l. rAlmsn, Mr.. Z. Horton. " " Mr..
lady and Mis- Chapman; A Char.t Of P.rs; George Salt
an @. A. Horshey Ems Henry Martin L. WIS., Isaac T.
Rogers. T. Crawford. Capt. John Lame Of AeIieo Ms
Gene, Molsro and seryT c. Morss, Mcsls, Phil.
N Sen and sdy Of San franeiseo; Capt For;yth
nave, Hineosks EdwEds lady and som e. B.rthe, Y
Philips FRED BeytA John Serim Torolto; L L Leth z.
H,nh, Y. T.; John A. Taylor. VIM. Murray. Mr.. Corllsri
s. Den Js.n sas.:. Porto Risoi J w. Campbell Z :
Peter Stuart James MeDgussll, r. C. pandAz ~ Y; Hy
i.yier Aiisur Bloedsoos, Jsues Ki~sp-Tetsl, Sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27
Receipts Of Productivity. Is.

BY ne Nora Risey Baan-e 6zj bb Flour 20 bbs Ashes,
257 do Whsy, 81 do. Beef IS OOo bush Corn, q les DO
Wheat
BY Erie Raroad-l 100 bb Flyur go pkss Beef 800
sdes Leather 4Co pigs Butter $50 bales Wool SO HOGS
By Hastm Railyoad, for he reck eada9 Nov 2j 1854 -
500 cane MLk $40 bead Cattle. IS Cows 2iS Calves 81
Sheep, hsnes l ass dressed Hogs $50 Mutton and
Beef 2se Plss Po9ry DO Eggs 2oS DO. Butter, SO do
SuboTies 81 bu,h Grain. 1881 90 Potatoes l5 bags Buck
wheat Flour ll2 Dbl. Cider o bales Hay Iron III Do
Marble sss rams Paper l66 bills Pickles u bales Wsdding.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27
To Mariners.

Ohcia notice Il given th.t Light Vessel schaou.r ,;,..,
showing ehts each heed (oas OF he
with sin ieAsetoEs nass and hull painted yellow Mi -
cborsd the Sow ard PiRs Ledse aboxt sth a..
take the place Of the old boat, requiring IePsir
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27

Ar a. Liverpool Nov l5 Challenger, Johrsor C.ll.o In
81. PGtTek, Waterman do '
From Lioyd's List Nov lt1
weTp - ~
SD from Pegsmouth Nov. -, Diriro, Griffin New.Y ort
Arr q outhsnpton New H. Indians 4. Lambert Yors
sd - brstol Nov. ~ Toy Samson. New Orleans
SD III N Liverpool Nov Il, Crown, Carrex Apaaekeola
AR wexford Nov Q, MARY Blair Fraser AnnsuolIs
AT. Ogorto Nov S. cstharins Kramer NewYors
ia a. eibrsltsr Oct 80, Voysser, FREEMAN BostoI
sia RON Tsnerfe Oct g, James Cresby Clifford Yofa
An /" hss'sy%ss Oct 2, Ch.stsl lssid New .Ysrl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27

MaTkets-CARIyuLLY RIFoRrED yoR The TMBuSR.
SATURDAY Nov. Is. 1885,
AsHEs-Tbe Etiket h without change; ssles Of Pots a.
e6-2dS6 s7i and Fsars al IS 3lfoee ~
C6fFEE-Tks msrtet eostn.es dali without change IN
priess sJes go bags Harseabc .: ttG!ete 50 tsss Il
FrsJrs, If.e; ard u sgs Rs, Ioe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27
Total since Jan. L.. sl72 ,7es, 2Oo ele6,

10"I '10e JUL M FI'-''00'"00
Among the imports were: Cigars, $4,000; Cottees,
$1,000. Hides, 29,sOo; Copper, $4,000, including
1900 bsgs, or $40 All in Copper Coni Iron, llSOoOi
Lead, Sc 1905 Sugar lls,soo; Tobacco, 2s,6Ooi Tea,
$500; Watches, &c, 500.
The Exports Of the week, exclusive Of Specie,
we're O. 1888 22o, against el64O,927 same week last
year Principal articles of exports for week ending
Nov "a. 1854:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27
whniers-

Spoken Sept "a TAT 10 NJ lon Is W. Stephanis New BED.
fore oil. II any not reported
Oct lat is NJ lor p Is w Duabsrten, New. Bedss--
nothing further
Oct T. ai IS lon 10 81 W. Twilight, Of New Bsdrs.
IS kbs sp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27
Ocean Steamers.

LIST OF STEAMERS AskIyE.
Afres..ssed from Liverpool for New Yort...Nov 10
Union ...ssed from Southampton for New Yort Nov.
Europs..s Sails from Liverpool for Boston. .....Sov. %
-ssls from Liverpool for New York....Noy. y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27
~ Negraph.

BosTON-An Nov. g. ship Robert Pattsn, from Shields,
barb. Wild Fire Malta; Martha Ellen, Vsparasoi Sea Duck
London; Mary Brousbton Buenos Ayres Ness Canary Is
lands: brig Vicor Glasgow spoken Nov T. in lat II "a
D ~ Duchess DOresns from Cslao for Baltimore leaking
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srEkaEfs TO DEPARr.
korthesr Lta Hron New York.No y. For ssa Jusn
From New YoTt. Nov. % Fer Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27

COTTONTheIs ts. been rsihsr NOR. dore today, some
3(o bales being t1ten in rsru and the The marie.
ciosing dull and keavy a. The annexed quotations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27

Mr.. Albert II. Nicolay's regular semi-weekly aac-
zion sale Of stocks and bonds viii take place on Mon
day at l2I O'clock at the Merchants Exchange. The
sale includes $4,000 Breckenridge Coal Companys
stock.
We hear Of two failures in Rochester in the iron
trade; ore house Messrs. J, NJ. French & Co., very
extensively engaged in that business, having large
furnaces in Wayne County and Rochester. We hear
sso rumors Of large failures in Philadelphia, but no
particulars have traDspired.
The steamer to-day took s2e2 900 in bars and Eng
ksh silver which is much less than anticipated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27

sLN.IoRE eLAslFIoLIIos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27

The miscellaneous imports Of the week, as well az
ihe Dry Goods, show large decline as compared
with last year. The aggregate falling of s over
In mo The fouFes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27

.,<.a m ssn and sbips eesr 800 seet tea Beetzs; go
SSys rs. 500 Lard 80 hf chests Tea, AID 20 boIee
Ss.l. 81 ND. T,ll.. 80 leg: Cedar 81 iS, s: sss
:, de Adsnc 10 bsls Pork, els 100 APses e.ss
~ eil bone. Cheese and 90 cases Goods 81 100
q s.s. Hop. q LoudOn i2to. babe: v Whos' e. SOC
ship's hep; 2So bills Tarpeniae. III COO roli ~ go
S zs Is tue, Copper Ore ' :s lie sss. and
gheese gag To GltsgoS Craze, 3D. " seY go To-
He.sy Gods lSdrs To dsrs 10 go ban TO- ss.
ySm l2o os n. iso a.. 49,! " age Seems. sni i5S
Costaa lei and 5ct bb To Ans.sp o,e.y large,
a.: .SS. on the birth M AsISF WE ws''s ere
.,nlt SjoiS,n CITY Gov. Morton ana Wsei IT,. I.hs,
80 S,yks 10 CsdiI. BIO ysnero. q, pss !" sNo
.y1 Co. NJ al IS y for Cobee one 20 -
.n 5eis ana HID Shocks &c sehf noln hesuns
% w.. Ioswood CO. two bTgs 70 2stsnIs
- Hal, $40; brig GA tsrsl 70 80 pieIIe st ~ ~
sIe ,eksonviie ST PeTIe, Mart LUMBER ply %
hsrI "a New. Yofk from Lssona Losw Sod W ut 9 on
70 Csrdenas and one 70 Matanzas Lumoer - o
s ton Portaa Prince to New York Logwood 20 ~
n. m PenncoIa TO New Yok, Cedar, 80 5O schr
n eco Ibis 10 Bermuda $500 o9e cog bos to
80 MEXICO 70 NewYok Mahogany one 70 Porto RICO and
sebr 10 Coast Of Ass and back on terms we dd not ean
IN port yesterday: o,p- OK
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