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BY the President of the United states.

whereas, information has been received that
sundry persons, citizens of the United States,
anu Others residing therein, are engaged in or
ganlzing and fitting ont q military expedition
for the invasion of the Island of Cuba
And whereas, the said undertaking is contrary
to the spirit and express stipulatons Of treaties
between the United States and Spain, deroga-
tory to the character of this nation, and in viola
ZION OF the obvious duties and obligations Of
faithful and patriotic citizens
And whereas, it is the duty of the constituted
authorities of the United States to hold and
maintain the control Of the great question Of
peace or war, and not suffer the same to be law
lessly complicated, under any pretence whatever
And whereas, to that end, all private enter
prlses OF a hostile character within the United
States, against any foreign power with which
the United States are at peace, are forbidden,
and declared to be high misdemeanor by an
express act of Congress
NOW, therefore, in virtue Of the authority
vested by the Constitution in the President of
the United States, | do issue this proclamation
to warn all persons that the General Govern
ment claims it as a right and duty to interpose
for the honor Of its flag the rights of its citizens,
the national security, and the preservation of
the public tranquility, from whatever quarter
menaced, and it will not fail to prosecute with
due energy all those who, unmindful of their
own and their country's fame, presume thus to
disregard the laws Of the land and our treaty
obligations.
l earnestly exhort all good citizens to dis
countenance and prevent any movement in con-
iict with law and national faith; especially
charging the several District Attorneys Col
lectors, and other officers of the United States,
civil and military, having lawful power in the
premises, to exert the same for the purpose of
maintaining the authority and preserving the
peace of the United States.
Given under my hand and the seal of the United
States, at Washington, the thirty-frst
day of May, in the year of our Lord, One
IL. s. Thousand Eight Hundred and Fifty four,
and the Seventy-eghth of the Independ-
ence Of the United States
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
By the President:
w. u MARCY, Secretary.
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'uuteohJ hluFniHR June o, loO4
COTTON The Niagara's accounts depressed the
ke and prices way ~ for the mddling and lower
grades the transactions embracing 5000 bales We now
quote:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior; S@6a Mdding Fair. $40 %
Kidding. $3.50. eX071 Good Fair. ..... nominal
Good Middling. 1k619 Good and Fine :. g
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
stock on hand Sept. .......... 1o572 2a4s5
Received since. j .365547 s24o2 N''s'0
\. yesterday.... 1859 ~137o5o6 505r 80, 907
1,s8lyo78 e2872
Exported to dats.... 1,141,39O 23sO4
= yesterday. so26-11444l6 oOo-288o4
Stock on hand not cleared. -. .236662 38568
TOBACCO We heard OF $50 hhds sold (part ia
ken Tuesday, of which 2S4 hhds l47 at s. and 81
principally choice Clarkavlle ~ 1o5 hhds, in two
lots, at SD and 81 hhds of which 81 at T. and 30 at
q H.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.. Sugar was steady with
sales of 800 hhds at s14035Gs for Fair to Fully Fair
Of Moasses 800 bbs Reboed sold 10 so Choice at
II, and some inferior Fermenting at 614e q gallon
FLOUR. Market dull, and sales limited to few lots
including 450 bbs fresh St Louis the Levee So So
and 500 Fancy at So rs . Dbl superfne in store offer-
ing at Sc 25 p Dbl, and less.
GRAIN. Corn quiet, and only rome 1000 sacks
taken, of which 900 at 5257 and 500 54 Also yes.
terday $500 sacks at 50e q bushel OF about 1000
sacks sold including 5000 ST. Louis at 81 u and $40
at Sse p bushel Bran 100 sacks disposed of
in lots, at 81 2 100 tb.
PROVISIONS, Pork continued dull and large lots of
Mess offering at S1 rs p Dbl Retail lots were selling
Sl2 25aSl2 SO bbl.. OF Bacon al casks Ribbed Sides
were sold at So Clear at 81 and 80 casks Shoulders
5G856e q h.. Lard depressed and 800 kegs prime
sold at 100 y Ib.
COFFEE Dull Sales 100 bags ordinary at 81 and
some small parcels prime at loo p tb.
WHISKY 80. Retailing at % u a24t for Rectifed
FREIGHTs About 1900 bales Cotton were shipped
for Liverpool at 13-16d.
EXCHANGES. Rates lower and little doingsa We
quote
sterling 510s4 Get premr
New York Sixty-day Bills. ......1t42 u ct. disc
Sight Checks on New York 401S "a CT disc
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An encampment of some sixteen hundred
Danes, swedes, Norwegian, Welsh and English,
destined for the Mormon settlements at Salt
Lake, are located near Kansas, Mo AS soon as
the grass has grown sufficiently to supply their
stock with pasture, they will start, with train
of two hundred wagons, on their toilsome journey
across the plains, The aeeesslons to the Nor
are said to exceed any thing hitherto known in
the history of religious enthusiasm They, are
focking to the Salt Lake Valley by hundreds
and tbousands from all directions.
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A GREAT SoHEME.--A project has been
started again to unite Lake Michigan and the
Mississippi by steamboat navigation, A writer
in Chicago paper suggests that, by turning
the water of Lake Michigan through the south
-nsaneh of the Chicago river to Bridgeport,
thence by the north branch of the south branch
to Mud Lake. and by channel to be dredged
through that Lake to the Des PLANES to the dis
lance that might be found necessary, a sufficient
supply may be obtained to prevent any inter
ruption of navigation of the Illinois and Missis-
sippi rivers on account of low water The dis
lance from Chicago to the Des PLANES, by the
proposed route, is only fourteen miles, and it is
estimated that the deepest excavation would not
exceed twenty-five feet.
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The Steam Fire Engine was taken out early
yesterday morning, and in the presence of a
delegation of Pittsburghers, showed its ability
by throwing water from two inch nozzle more
than twenty feet higher than the observity tower
upon the Mechanics Institute; all who wit
messed the performance expressed themselves
highly gratiied. Three of the Pittsburghers
returned home yesterday morning, and will re-
commend the construction of a steam fire engine
for the Iron city. [Cincinnati Columbian,
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ARRIVED.

There were no arrivals from sea yesterday.l
Steam boats.
Mary Bess, Gray, from 81. Martinayillo ".., .. .l
c. Hays, Brandenbu-p, from Shreveport
r. +. Kimball, BraHdwsll, from shreyeport
Gipsy, Ure, from Port Hudson
Aleck Scott Sellers. from S. Iouis
A Fusslier, johnson, from Sabine Pas
Elephant, Emerson, from st Lons
Uncle Sam, Leveaworh, from ST Louts
Caddo No. 2, Graham. from Jefferson
Music, streek, from Lafourehe.
- Trabue, Tucker, from Louisville.
opeiousHs, Neal, from Green River. - '"..
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mr. FRE1GHr FOE YAzoo R1ygR--The

M FREIGHT FOE AGO RIVER The steam
SOUTHERN BELLE will take freight all points tho Ysoo
Rive, ns high a. Greenw9od at the SAME RATES AS THE
REGULAR YAZO PACKETS, shipping Vicksburs Mon
Prentisa aud Sweeney Bills through
Feghts also taken Tor all Vksbug Napoleon
bhpped John sder Ycksbug Monday
jt3 SMITH a FIMIS Err, gents No. is "a vi ~
IlIJ- NoTIoE.-The schooner L. s. JAMES,
Captain Wsat nom dschargng cargo oppn-
sit the Best MARKET Second District Consgneea requested
stani to the recsp 81 their goods the Leves otherwise they win
be stored at their cIperHa and risk.
ip4 BpGhRT, WILLIAMS Il Co. Camp al.
Ess- Bark LAWRENCE, Captain Logan, from
Antwerp now ready 70 discharge Post H. First
Consgnees are requested TO attend 10 The receipt 81 their freight
t ~ goods not permitted within five duya will be
The Public Stores Mt the risk The
J P. WHITNEY A f,eIop
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seemer Aask Scott ST. Louis tho 3D. In port loading
few orhns, steamers St. Nicholas City
Reports tho river atst Louis rising
above st. Louis rising rapidly.
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Am USE M ENTS.


hAN RICEiS AMPHITHEATRE. & st.
Charles opeo.its Psrddo a,rss-Acng and Stag
TUESDAY EVENING, June ani evening ill further no
SEA VISION OF THE DEAD with scenery
with The entire strength of The otbsr
nm nts for which bis q .hs t. conclude With
IN SPITE or HIMSELF Change o. Farce each sTeung
tn Doors to be opened at quarter pest i md performance
quarter before pferiely,
PRrcKs ADMAsosDess Circle 50 cents; Children. IS
5nlery 25 Boxes for eoioTed personr 80 cents
nv fow seaton Tickets applying at the Boz
Office.
DAN0RAMA OF NEW ORLEANS, on ST
IL CHARLES STREET. Corner Of Poydras. mhisu
OPER g. TRAVIS'S GYMNASIUM, Perdido
" street, The Shadesn-RoPER TRAVIS respectfully
inform the citizens Orleans that they have opened YNA
SUI the extensive scale The named place. the
whole Of which thing Of the kind 10
the South they have spared
thing necensary for Institution Of this kind.
Parents respectfully invited the GYNSA
SUM the Exercises there strongly recommended by all
Pbyslcinns.
There also attached to the Establishment BATHING ROOM
with evnry necessary requiem ent.
~ LsBsons given in SparTihg and Fencing.
~ Open from the morning until 10 O'Clock in the Even
ing. NH
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A California paper states that poor Italian,
who vas begging for dollar to buy meal of
victuals, the day after found, at Yankee Hill,
near Columbia, a lump of nearly pure gold
weighing twenty seven pounds The lump laid
about eighteen inches below the surface, and
had the appearance of having been in the fire,
the outside being both black and burnt. 1t was
auadrangular in shape, and rather fat.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JEFFERSON CITY,
Wednesday Evening June T. 1854 !
Arrived to-day $50 head of Beef Cattle, 100 Hogs and
lot of Veal Cattle About lbs Western Beeves 800 Hogs
and moderate stock of Atakapas Cattle and other
offering.
-PRICEs-
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY GREscENT.
- Thursday Morning, June 8, 1854.

hmerca Nesob for Apalachieoih, Wood &
sbp b. Peter. Dillingham;. for Liverpool, nc J.nkins
seh Meteor, Sturges Alexandria, Harlan S,o
Bak MurlIo WOod.de, for Boston, Venntd
Span bark hmsbe Ross Casshn, Tor Barcelona,
BIN bntk Woodman, Galeo for Liverpool, chiltnu
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EXPORTS

LiFERPoOLShp ST. peer-l2l0 bales 75 half
BosToN-Bak Maiilo5t3 bales cotton hemp -four
beeswAx.
BARcELoNA-Bark Amnb Ro41s bales cotton,
APALACHC0LA- America coru, 50 coffee
lss cks bacon, las bbls whmkey, $50 do moInsses.
iIpERPOO-Bark Wocdman bales 100 aow $50
DEE sA7 pork 80 do and % tee lard @ bs ron 5000
ALEXANDRtkBark MeteorsIT bids sugar. bbls moses
block stone for Washington Monument,
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Those ufabe for the of RUPTURE In all its
daily increasing popularity the proclaim
their friends with heaeltoy t." am cued
cured, by the use of
sHEaMAN's PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE REMEDY'll
The Medical Faculty of this country well
and universally their appreciation
tive Truss while they the only that constructed
with She principles Surgery As differs
differs in action from all others iii light elastic comfortable
wear cosea completely the hern ring and perfectly retains the
But
othe mu look m
they nuat look equally application
familiar with the body for the proper adaptation
that good will result from Lawrence
oraed English writer Hernia ably it the
operations In mechanical surgery.
The RUPTURE REMEDY is external application which
taken absorption facilitating and adding
Its certain preventive there
abdomen, predpositon to rupture.
The experience the proprietor this popular
who devoted the study
him. ress the right
size and shape 70 promote speedy and radical cure.
EB- Particular attention given to Rnptnred Child
PLANTERS and others have their SLAVES CURED
interfering with their labor and enhanced
NESS.
Persons the Patent Curative aud RUPTURE
REMEDY md to avoid worthless limitations particular
the the inquire
for and have personal interview with
d R SH FIR M AN
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ys,Hg GRAND SALOONS OF E. JACOBS,

FaTHE GRAND SAIUUNb UF 4. j AOUbE,
No. ss CAMP STREET,
to They
valuable COLLECTION OF PICTURES Waller
Colors Drawings Print Impressions Of the costly EngraEnsu
Marble and Bronze STATuETTESs With oner
Art exhibited in p, SHHes
Strangers cizerc, particularly
charga-his unrivasd and
the Fine
~ The DAGUERREoTTPE DEPARTMENT in it's various im-
appointments any Daguerrean Establishment
in Europe, in this country.
e4ecud in ths known 10 the and by
philosophical fully to the beautiful coored
Miniatures displaying the ke Of the features instead Of
thai spectral peculiar hagnsotypes taken q As
oriaarS method
ter The stock 0 IEDALLIoSS, LoGKETS, RINGS and
PINS of Fine Cold variety and the fashion,
furnished the prices.
All accompanied by
The Dry prepared by Z. JACOBS Operators is
warranted retain ia chemical properties fer 1oaths Price
slO per jar. ds snSp
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HERE Is YOUR REMEDY
HH ROLLo IVA yrs O{NTKE

HoLtoWAYs PILLS TIE MOS EsfE IgsL GTRE FOE
HEADACHE, NERVOUSNESS. DEBHlfS. AND GibplNESS IN
THE Castle street IxeEpeol hsd 5een
Nervousness, Deblaed frequently
" seized with lddness o. The Heal mat hsf sngh mpe.ey
her, wGad fall ground. Every effort
relief by flowing the prescriptions dc hut without
She then HoLL0WAYS PILLS this
invaluable medicine strengthened the her omAch
waited constitution and eGseusy HeGdHrte that
enjoSing The best of heRs b..
Of Professor ga Strand
lrear Temple Bar London aud by al The Druggists
Dealers in Medicines in the uneed sias boxes at ST
wholesale the pal
Union by Aie B. SANDS, NewYerk; WRIGHT
il CO, New Oreare.
F There is considerable saving abeg the large ises
N BDectons for shs guidance disorder
itnrAd to each hoy
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EEAMS-50 tierces Stage & Shay's, fresh
q and in fine order, for sale by CONVERSE a CO.,
81 TchoupiIoutss
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preserved CORN.-75 cases, containing
4 cans, Wigslpw's Preserved Corn.
. sal Imy9q1 f. W0LFF, rs Camp
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RELIEF FOR BATcHELDER's FAMILY. - The
Savannah Republican ofThursday says: ''Sub-
scrption lists will be placed in the several news
paper offices in this city to-day, with o view to
raising funds to be transmitted to the widow
and family of the late James Batchelder, U. S.
Deputy Marshal, who was shot dead in the
streets of Boston last week, while in the dis
charge of his duty, attempting to quell the fugi-
tive slave riot there
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NNTALNUTS-5O bales Grenoble Walnuts,
Wv sale by A.F. coCHR N q, HALL,
ap9 5rBver
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DUTTER AND CHEESE-1O0 packages, as
II D sorted. For sale by A. D. GRIEF . CO..
nhIl !D Ievss
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AGAHOGANY.-Fo sale, 200 logs Mahoga-
VA ny, landing Transit, Mnattan. For apply
APIS J. P. WHITNEY Il CO., 81 Camp ct.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

IMPORTS
&c.,
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THSOMATo CATSUP-150 cases Davis War
II dell,s, and Peae's for sale by
myq0 as ClNVERsE& co. 81 Tehorpitouss street.
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nATS-3 bushels Choice Wabash Oats,
Y y for sale by S.H. KENNEDY Il co,
mhYS Is IchnnnitnnlAs At.
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SCHlEDAM SCHNAPPS-350 boxes, quarts
NJ aud piuts, for sale by - =
myI5 H, |, II C1,lG rayie err street,
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT 0rFIcE,

CRESCENT 0rFIcE,
Thursday Morning June 8, 1854 I
COTTON. The Niagarss accounts depressed the mar
ke and prices gave way ~ for the mddling lower
grades the transactions embracing 5000 bales We now
quote:
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CAROLINA COW PEAS-A small lot just
~ arrived and Tor sale by
mylS BAIiELLl h CO., 81 Common
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ESISH OILS, CANDLES, SOAP, etc.
NJ LARD OIL-l50 bbs Winter Strained;
SPERM OtL-40 bbs =.
WHALE oII--lO bbls
TANNER Oils bbs Bank Straits
S. .... LINSEED 0ID-3O tbls Boiled
NEATSt OCT OiL-2U bhls Pure;
CASTOR OLA bbs Blows
SPIRITS OF TURPENTGNE-9o bttsi
ALCOHOIs-20 bhs;
INCARCERATION packages Nos. /, 9 and 81
,', SALMON-20U pkga, bbs and kits;
CODFlSH-bU0 oxe Churrhll's;
HERRING-lO0 bbIs Bnd 200 Scaled
sHAD- halves and quarters
TONGUES AN q SOuNDa-20 halves and s0kitts;
SALMON TROUT-lO bbis;
CANDLES 90 boxes Sperm, and 200 do Star,
SoAP-Sf0 boxes Jaeksons and Lyemore'a;
CRUSHED SUGAR-20 bbls
TEA-5 pL ga Imperial and Pouchong;
LEMON SYRUP--l0G boxes various brands
BRANpY-2h or. and rs eighth casks
WHISKY-50 bbls Old Boutbon. is bills MonongahelA
MADEIRA VINES eighth casks, very fine
CRANBERRlES-0b bls, 90 half and rs or.
RAlSISS-l0O half boxes;
Fruits Pickles. Preserves Jees, Jams, Pepper
Sauce obe CLAIMS Salmon CaPers Boiled Nation Roast Beef
Powders Mustard Herbs. For SALE low
myl3 J. H. CATER CO. ID and Is Common street.
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n UININE, IN BOND-500 ozs Quinine en-
acSU titled Q debenture, for sale by
MY Ell HART L CO., 70 Tehorpouias street
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M HISKY--100 bbls. Fletcher's Extra Rec
Wv titled. For sale by JOSEPH LANDS d Co.
nha II fssonlitonAn Q
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HDINE APPLE CHEESE--20 cases landing
d from ship Cswego, for sale by
t.lNNEkSE Coz. 81 Ich -Mntnnas Etrnet.
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GOLDEN SYRUP-10 tierces New York re.
mygo Nv CONVERSE 8 CO.. 81 TehOup'toules street.
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RAILROAD oBsrAcIEs.-The Virginia (stan-
j, TOM Messenger says, that new difficulties have
fappeared in the construction of a tunnel on the
Virginia Central Railroad. Big seams, through
which water in great showers descends, have
been met with; and the rocks though loose, are
in large fragments, such as need the most costly
and heavy timbers to uphold them, while the
earth is being removed from beneath, 1t is
hoped, however, that this new difficulty will not
last long, as it is anticipated that they will soon
strike the solid rock that forms the level of the
mountain, through which they can make greater
Roadway. The eastern end Of the tunnel is pro-
crossing rapidly
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~ BENJAMIN WATKINS, Port Gibson Mississippi Architect,
Engineer Bridge Bpder, g notice that will the Mssis
pp Ohio tn Hudson, other River the United States
SUSPENSION BRIDGES reasonable terms for ready cash
He will Fr4me-eHCosed, Sltuppong IRON PER
MANENT BRIDGES The above Suspension Bridges will he
pended either Timber Brick Stcne s Wrought Iron
Towers locations with either Strap IRON Wire
Cham Cables He span the Potomac Washington City, the
River from New York Brooklyn Wfllar--N---'-
River West Point to the Eastern sh1rer
Gable was uspended during the Revolutionary w
laniur
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RE ONONGAHE & BOURBON WHISKY
lTA- bCG bbs for sale by Ed. HART = CO.,
aDg1 TchO uiIoulaE strpet
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DAILY CRESCENT.

The SPANISH QUESTION The intelligent cor
respondent Of the Philadelphia Public Ledger,
under date of Washington, May %, says on
this subject
Some time ago, when ] wrote you that Mr.
Soule, our Minister to Spain, had transcribed
As instructions, in demanding peremptorily the
} recall Of Pazuela, the present Captain General
of Cuba, | had very good and, what thought,
sufficient reasons to Believe that Mr. Sonl6's
conduct in Madrid would be disavowed by the
Government. have now reason to believe that
it will not be disavowed, and that Mr.. Soule
will not come home for the present He will
probably be reinforced by other diplomatic
functionaries of high standing, who will hold
out purse with one hand and q sword with the
other, leaving to the Queen of Spain the choice
between the two. / am inclined to believe that
this was not the original plan of the Admins
tration, but that it is disposed to yield to the
urgent representations Of not only Southern but
highly distinguished Northern gentlemen, some
of them even from our own State, (Pennsyl-
vania)
The State Rights men of the South the
Union men of the South, Howell Cobb at their
head,) and the Southern Wings, are all bent on
che acquisition of the island by some means or
other, and they all think that the present Con-
gress is more favorable to the movement than
any other that can be elected for the next dozen
years They will, therefore, hasten the process
by every means in their power, even to the ex-
tent of employing force. 1t is believed, how
ever, that Spain, with such an alternative pre-
scented to her. will not hesitate to sell the island
The Cuban matter was only delayed to suffer
Nebraska to get out Of the way; that being ac-
complished, and internal tranquility being se-
cured, our foreign relations will take new
start, with fair prospect of accomplishing
great results Steps will be taken to secure
the ultimate annexation of Cuba, Porto Rico
and ST. Domingo, which, if achieved, will Sc
cure US the command and control Of the colo
NAL products of the north, and render us mas
ters of the worlds commerce.
There seems to be no longer any difficulty
about the fishery treaty, nor, it is believed, any
prospect of difficulty with England even if
we were to annex Cuba. The visit of Lord FL
gin to this city has proved very satisfactory.
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r EAMS-100 tierces Canvased Hams, Duff
Il A. fields and other tavoIite brands. For sale by
mhi4 A. D. GRIEF d CO., 40 Old Levee.
ESIRE CRACKERs-25O boxes No. l For
sale Nv a. D. GRIEFF Il CO, 40 Old evee m
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GOAP-1000 boxes New York and Boston.
@hi i'N' III STONE Co. Gravier street.
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ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE. = SO boxes
i \ landing from ship oswego, for stle by
my9 CONVERSE & CO. 81 Tehnnpitonlas street.
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a0nAn KENTUCKY BANK NOTES,
w '0t FA'S J. Il MuLFoRD CO. ~ Bank Place
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DLADON WATER.--5 bbls landing and for
D sale by Tmysll SMITH l. FIhisTEa II Canai st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-08

SSALT--1U.UOO sacks Salt, quarter fine, for
COCHRAN Il HALL, 81 Gravirrst my95
A LCOHOL.-20 bbls Alcohol, high proc,
handing H. D. Bacon, for sale
ERp.ll A DELAGRANE 10 NIhgntina al
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-08

SOAP ROSIN--8oO bbls various qualities
~ Soap Rpain for sale by a. DELAGRAVEA CO.,
mh21 Il Magazine StEeat