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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-25
Louisiana Legislature.

The following are the committees of the House:
On Judiciary-Messrs. Davidson, Dillard McWhorter
Roberts Of Orleans Morrison Heard Beecher Favrot VII
lerc, Phillips and Baker
On Commerce-Messrs James Lawrence Drummond
Summers Richard. Thayer and Cronan
On flnance-Messrs Phillips, Pierce, Hardesty Nc
Cormack, Davidson, Williams Lawrence Hatch and Cnl-
lom.
On Contingent Expenses-Messrs Oliver Smart Floyd,
Gardner, Crozat, B0atper and Loze.
On Parochial Affairs-Messrs. Robertson Wemnle Bri
ant Van Hook and Gill
On observation-disclosures. Bossier LoZe Tremes Jscoul
Fargo, Truxllo and Briant
On Agrculture-Messrs. Trepagnier, Truxilo Lngroue
Etie, Bains, Bertrand and Gauthier
lin and Guedry.
On Caims-sTessrs Nixon, Hardesty Kimball Tanner,
Van Hook, Jones. Lagroue, Woods and Baker
On Propositions and Grevances-Messrs o!ney Miau-
don, Newman Sompayrac and Dejean
On Public Education-Messrs Pugh, Stephens. Wales
Dirmeyer broussard Ranaidson Mcdonald Brian Fargo
Wempe and Cormer.
On Library-Messrs. Harrison, WALES and William
On Banks and Eauking-Messrs Caldwell, Beeoher, Nc
Whorter Haralson, Summers, Billiard, Nixon, Campbell
and Bonner.
On Public Printing -Messrs. Mccormack, Jordan Kim
ball and ArInitage.
On Amendments to the Constitution-Messrs Pearce.
Nixon; McWhorter, Heard Campbell, Hatch and Morri.
son.
On Federal Relations-Messrs Wagner Where Harang
Woods and Baker, 81
On the neutrality-suspicious. Phillips Cooper, Miller,
Oofcefah Tanner Gardner, williamson Bethel and Nc
Donald.
On Revival and Unfinished Business-Messrs Robert.
SON Ranaldson Green, Deacon and Mccullough
On Public LAnds-Messrs Miller Davidson ,Jones w
dill Baird CTonan and LacroiY
On Eectons-Messrs Roberts of Orleans PuEh Grand
mont, BrOussard and Favrot
On Internal improvements and Leyeps-Nessrs C.p,n
bell Jones, McDonaid Smart Morris, Williams Hardesty
Cormier, Richard Mccormack and Oliver
On Charitable and Public observation-disclosures Pearc
Corcorsn Boatner Suzeneau Stephens Heard Labat Dir
meyer and Morrison
On Public Bnildings-Messrs. Mckeon, Jones' Boatner
Scates and Kearney.
Special Committee on Heath-Messrs Williamson su-
zsneau, Kssrney and Williams 49,
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NUMBER 275.
The Wreck Of the San Francisco,


.a.nt a. tt ', Us .iiso WIN 1ne IN
- ... -. ts; 'te' VI she ssn Ffanc's1
y l. u $3.50 2 her loss The
-. - -. = -. hPs1NAAs VI she alsester
r, ,.,., q r. -.
pgefu lesson and that ia tfat M stea, el
should ever sail upon the Atlantic The sa.a ~ ta -
three steamboats, Of lighter build has foreshadoved
aha y - oue 700 pan pr tnst me very ad-
which her bnfIdels suppossd would ensure her sasl
the direct Of the sad catastropa wiish W. r.
cord this morning Indeed 1t s plain that just in
~ 70 tns "en I'm "en shs gaaras o. steam
pieces in storm Tbay beeom. hinge aysrs far tbe
waves whose heaye racks the vess to har
and os nos tnrow9 a*ay upen our snip owners
is will net be All in vain .e1 -
There were nrsa,.tIo,, 8. I, .is no...tL
cisco left New York thst ~ ,rotd - =, Il i, .
atraits Of Magellan Her model 80, s;s,,v.t fo
other steamer being stra,N. tt .a.t.
deep in the water ans. so sy,r.s -
keep her trim except under ysv
respeets the San pr,,cireo xv.a-. :lA'ss' aothf
been tried and failed "Ni"N LAG
There are questions which NAV he aszsa :, A.,
of the San Francisco and zb;.I, tba ~ 'hsrs
to nut "'A my IAN
How coraea II that ,scU, 6,,,,r.5 roor,. .r-,
on one vessel bornd on voVsr. bib ra, y
II IL had terminated a. wa contsmnIafs5 a. -
cisco from seventy IN n;,etv davs7 IJo -.
s,eb co,on, sbonId he oo,e,.aa t.; -. = s'N'
passipy or to mass through several variation. A
ALTERNATING fror, the artrs,,ss+s c.I5 j. .l,. -
heat and this through FIVE or six changes, NV
It that some two hundred peon,e vera bo.ed in
of the ship which was not stau,cb aport n r.s;t ~
very 6rst wave Of great n,s0nitpda vvben ~
upon temnsstuons vovaoe1 Tbev tI, - ~.
stauucs, yessel az ever eoates =, tb+
vas of tho vsrv snast ,ro,,,n,.,,.,, i,
tecturs was a model, etc How eo,,ao =
byorcb,a n, in the ao;n,in, ~ tt a. -
were working we'll and all ~ bo- -;i
comes II thar pnon tba srs. "a. th; -" .
machinery a.vs av, ,aa..s :. z
nnbc have grs.. interest In NJ, .Lass '-e
nnt,mslv doomsd tbev ro ~ ~ eo
are gone and ovsrs tbeir z,ater
will shine az bright TONIGHT az n 49,
pleasant fields No rore iour,evinc. g.. t.au,
or water No more reck,nip1s for them % ivs ~ s.
earth But to those who witnessed ,bsr "a
shared with them norton ~ .b b.s Y,
who were saved bv their own sun.rhr -, avar.,a~e
the manly assistance of those y,tor, tha,, -,
meet ,,pon their traekless nstbana IN tbo..
.ure bnsness and aastinv il asi ,,; i, II -
the same risks they were Obliged to t,k. .ha
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-25

RfOR BOSTON.-The A packet bark s55gN
p,rton & hsfrrSht engaged, will quick For T1cs
o reiSht passage appy to Geo s. yNSDN 80 ChHp A OF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-25

hARINE DISASTERS THE FLoBIpA REEr-Tweuty-
eight vessels it appears record kept at Kew West
were wrecked on the Florida reef during the t year
and twentynine arrived at Key West in Distress The
estimated value Of these and their carroes was
s2os2 $780, of which only about $3.50 100 was the loss of
underwriters The paid for salvage was STA
and for repairing, ETC., sl55T5O
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-25

MELANCHOLY COINCIDENCE The Inflated steamer San
Francisco cleared from New York December 17h and we
hnd on examining the Shipping List, that on the same
day the following ships cleared all of which have met
similar fate Ships Commerce. Singapore and Borneo
besides ship Saxony disabled and put into Halifax
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-25

South GARoLrSA-on the 9th inst, Stroud convicted
Of the murder OF Samuel Gentry suffered the extreme
penalty OF the law in spartanburg District From the
spartan we learn that he went to the galows without the
least shadow of emotion dread His confession while
upon lhe gallows differed in many points widely from the
testimony given upon the trial
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-25

Walker, the President of Sonora, turns out to
be a nephew of the Hon. Robert J Walker President
fek Secretary OF the Treasury aad Emory the Secre
tsry OF the nav Republic is relation by marriage to the
same distinguished gentleman
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-25

GEORGIA q 8. sEsaroR.-A dispatch in the Savannah
Georgian dated Milledgeyiie, says.
The balloting for United States Senator was resumed
this morning with the following result on the 18th ballet
Mcdonald, 30 Dawson, 9s MeAiiister, go
McDonads chances for the sanaorship are improving
although the friends of Dawson are confident of his sue
Cobb's defeat is certain
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-25

At Plaquemine on the 18th. says the National.
severe thunderstorm during which negroes
the property of Dr. wilkinson severely injured
By lightning and another killed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-25


hi,kk ELLteEycE-rhs Louisville Courier Of the
1ith has the followingitem. '-r
AecpESr on THE GoLpEv GArg-aTyse s, E4TU.t
lille the steamer Golden Gate hound IN II tlr,sa -
aground at French Island last Thursday tb. ht' 20
tackle Of heavy spsr fell to the deck and tii,t ~
OF the crew. We did not learn their names VIE ~ 49,
was from Cincinnati Ano @ pese
The SICKNESS SUFFERING 1T me Mn,,Pt. - -
ONO - Deaths the Hungarian J1rssH n ~ rs. -
Drocued-Ths Louisville Courier Of the I4fb earps fon
and from the officers Of the boata that
from the mouth Of the Ohio the day prsyjeus fhaf ~
suffering and destituton Of the eigrant at Csru va
almost beyond belief There we're nearly 1900 foreign.-s
mostly Of the poorer classes including women and child
rem turned out in the woods without provisions or s
plies Of any sort the common neeessari-s IN
e with the ship fever and the cholera prevailing aon
them to an alarming extent %
Inc ii. d. Bacon l.. N. Kennett and Equinox an fuIl
q emgrants we're the last arrivals and In addition to
sickness aud exposure the weather the poor wratres
plies with the and but slight hopes of obtaining either
food or work and opportunity prosecute their Jour
ney An effort was made to obtan temporary euunov-
msnt for some Of the the line Of railroad near
Cairo but the workncn engaged there irish drovs
them of and would not let them join them
on tine hungarian that had arrived Srithlaud as va
nave before stated there great deal and
we are informed that she lost nineteen Of her
BY disease chiefly choea The boat discharged her pas
sengers on the shore, eithend which created con-
siderable panic in the neghborhood. While there she
sent yaWi to the island opposite with the CORPS Of ona Of
the deckers for burial and while in the river the boa
eapszed and three Of the were drowned and the
corpse was also lost in the river
The Hungarian at snithland awaiting ctanee tn
60 on the dock to repair the accident mentioned in the
Courier day two since. She had damaged consid-
cradle quantity Of sugar. W.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-25

ToBAcco-From statement in the f1ynchburg vir-
gnian We learn that the of tobacco inspected in
that city during the year 1858 II hogsheas On
hand to inspect II hogsheads already Inspected a
hogsheads.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-25

The Charleston News noticing the report of
the prevalence sa pox in city states that but
few deaths it that they confined en-
tirey to the colored population
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-25

Edwin Croswel1, Esq, of the Albany Argus,
whose affection by paralysis has been mentioned in tho
papers, lies in very irios condition. the hope Of
his recovery being very slight.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-25

REroRTED DEATH OF Mr. souLg-Fhe Paris correspon.
dent OF the London Morning Chronicle writing on Decem
Der says 1t has been very currently reported to-day
that teegraphic dispatch has been from Mad
RID announcing that third duet has taken place in CON
principals this occasion were the Due Of AHA and M
soule the father of the cembsant the duel The
dispatch IS said to state that Mr. soule is killed was
in hopes that there truth in the report as had
seen gentleman who had spoken to Mr. Mereier fsIr
soue's brother-in-law) this morning. who had said
nothing on the subject and who certainly would have
done 80 II he bad been in possession of any such nte
gence But since then have just learnt that, at din
ner party given at the Palace of the TuIeres even
ing the Emperor himself stated to the Grand Duchess Of
Baden that he bad received dispatch that effect It
Is st TO be hoped that The report may 10 be in
correct and only mention it because the subject has OBJ
tanned great deal toe much notorety therefore give
the reports as they have reached me,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-25

An act having BEN passed by the Legislature
81 indiana submitting to popular the question of
license or no license to- sell liquor tue Supreme Court
OF that Commonwealth has decided that provision be
unconstitutional
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-25

Miss Imogene Williams, we'll known resident
Of Savannah, and popular contributor to the literary
publications of the day, died in Troupve Ga on the
21st ult.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-25

1lr: Nieholson's church eEpiscopal1 in Cinein-
natl which was built at cost of sl4U0 advertised at
Sheriff sale. There is debt ofSonle 100000 upon It,
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says:
Mrs. Evans an aged lady, residing with her son in
this place, accdenty fell into the fire on Saturday last
when there was that could render her auy
assistance give the alarm and burnt SO that she died
the same evening.
ALABAMA CoAL.--The Selma Sentinel says:
Large quantities of coal brought down the Railroad
almost daily which is rapidly becoming general use in
the city James Adams Co keep the article on ha nd
and for sae We notice large barge has been oali nv
for several days with coal from Shelby county intended
to be sent to Montgomery where there is good
demand for it. This barge will carry, we suppose some
two or three hundred tons This is what like to see
and the citizens of Montgomery have shown commend
able spirit in using native coal in preference to that i'm
ported from other States.
LEGIslATuRE-T House has passed bill to repeal
so maeh ot the code OF Alabama prohibits the crcua-
ton OF bills OF less denomination than five dollars is
sued by the Banks of other States
bill providing for geological and agricultural survey
81 the state appToprating $4,000 for that purpose and
appointing Mr. Tuomey Surveyor, has been reported to
The House, by the Committee Internal Improvements
The House has passed joint resolutions authorizing the
GoVernor to employ Counsel to file bill in the Supreme
Court of the United States to test the question Of the
boundary line between Alabama and Georgia.
The Senate has adopted the memorial to Congress ask
ing grant of lands to the Mobile and New Orleans
Railroad Company,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-25

The New York Journal of Commerce states
that seaman who was left board the ship Chauncy
became deirious, and killed a shfpmate and passepae
He also attempted the life of Capt Cone
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-25

A daughter of Col Hngh Miller in Winsboro,
South Carolina burned death tho 1tth instant
by the breaking of fluid lamp, by which means her
clothes set on FIRE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-25

A woman of i'll fame named Catherine Ginler
Killed another in Toledo Ohio, the 13th. The mar-
dere6s was arrested
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-25

ESOR PORFSMOUHH--(Pa passage only. } kFgS
z I'll. ias, sailing stip f,T0MOGa, Capt. Hayss SAa
hav ng viii dsra'ch
rp'y apply to the Captain o. HvGsd
jrnqs - J P. WHITNEY Il CO ii En- rp Ette,t.
NJ W. COELER Importer and Dealer in
BRANpIEs WINES, coRblsLS aud IAv4NA CIGARS.
filled and dispatched with pu1crnlity. Cy
pa rs their articles taken hsir
titY. charge
80 E0ue but choice articles sold here,
7iy ITO Common sreot Opposite the St, Charles Hotel
ID LACK PEPPER-l00 bags landing for sale
by A. D. GRIEFF & CO., 70 and A. Old Leyss. d94
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-25

Ole Bull, Maurice Strakosch and other dis
concert in Mobile about the 1st OF February.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-25

Miss Eliza Logan made her first appearance
at the Richmond theatre on the agbt OF the 10Th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-25

The deaths in Memphis in 1851 were III, in
18e2they We're 705 aud in 1853 they only 4l2
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The Y.zoo-The vieKs6urg wing Of the 14sh say. J:

The YAzoo-The Vieksburg Wing of the 14th says:
We regret to learn that steamboat navigation between
this place and the waters Of the Yazoo will probably close
IN few days n consequence Of the stage Of water in
the Mississippi The fall is great where the Yazoo
stem the rapid current get in the Yazoe This is
greatly to be regretted at this time because it stops the
running of packets between this and Yazoo City and
the upper waters of the Yazoo There is large amount
Of cotton in Yazoo City awaiting shipment
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-25

John Bates, Esq, President of Middlehurs
College, died in Philadelphia on The 10th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-25

g. I. MIC H LAS EXCHANG
~ The proprietor of the St Nichoas' inform his friends
ff he fos generally tha. he has during the entirely
room has carpeed handsomely and large stock
superior liquon laid eS ~
Ihs billiard of the ST. Eholss whi largest and mos
elegant N ms city, provided with and
and superior assortment Of cues
n26 GIN THOMAS E. NICHOLS, Proprietor
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Sir Allen N McNab, of Canada, is seriously
i'll.
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STEAMSHIPS-SHIPS.
GALVESTON.

W, WI 70 lsnFe FRIDAY, January A. at 8 O'CLOCK M
E4sORGALVEST0N,IN ,INDIANoIA PoRT zIse5stas
md and TIA. saa MMATAsoEpA n Regular
iaesr sw S"a mnEnietn steamship PERSEVERANCE j. Y
ali The yss, ABOVE nl expressly fer the trade,
Wa{ { hhs presents medium Of tanrporaten
n n1laho! and ayRcs will (sb
@ II at hiatagoda Ba) charge Forrrsfgh
" nA'iuk elegant 1hte-r
HARRIS 4 MORGAN foot OF Julia street,
tar Tbi. liza. opposite the Steamship Landing
tains. $50 '"s ""'"' 'uo shpefyH'on OF It's own Cap
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-25

H{FUK LIVERPOOL.-Th new and fast ,;F4S
sailing hip BEE, Captain Keohum having part o @EES
chsDgad, Yl have quick diApach For baanee Of -sI
jlu2t J. II AsffpR r,cR l. 5c .o &c. ~, ,...
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-r=E'
BORDEAUX.
GLMSGOH.
.HATWERP.

NN0R ANTWERP THE A l fast sail 49,
n ing American ship SEA EAGLE, Captain A. N 49,
Williams loading will have Immediate disrAcK Fof
J.P. WHITNEY d CO.. 81 Camp street.
~ For pSssAgf, apply to the Capt7iu On board. jana
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LIVERPOoE,

'oh LILY tEEhPOOL. The A | British s5ES
1 49, shp MARiASE, Dauham, usster having great SAGs
oi 2 0 bales Cotton, apply 10 p'' '"f"9'Snt
Ianqi or In T. - - y r.obt'on ~ On 70 sank Place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-25

n ship GLENMANNA, Captain R3gera having nsar SAtAAs
al her engaged, wills have mrediats dispatch feayv
freight 500 hnips Cotton, a ply ~ -
iiiFFN.El 4 LOWELL I1E t,n..,n.s 49,,
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pER.a Cruz.

pERd CRUZ.
~ N, wv leave WEDNESDAY February H. At O'Clock AM
st tNgh IN VERA CRuI-u. s. Mail Line .1-sIss
{tino & lno nsw md magnificent atsansbip TEXAs &SS
ao orhe9 Henry Place, commander viii lonys IN TEaf ~
As '"oFo PNhctualiy, carrying the u g. Maiis. % f"'
rohi, .---RRtss Of PhssRge.,
tn1na $50
S96
ForG
~Ha Ses'aBe passengers, apply to SAS."
HARRIS MORGAN. foot of Julia stfeet
t5- passo,,a,. ,., opposite the Steamship Landing.
Mgsean must provide thensSes with passports from ha
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EyOR .LIVERP00L.--Th A American IN
n clipper hip MARINER, Can't. Barker having trr SkR
grtaer p Of frcrgo engaged will have Immediate Dispatch Fo
henvt frelGht or 500 balDs Co'tof, apply to f
d41 GIEFNEY i LOWELL, ll5 Common s,reet
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BALTIMORE.

ANOR BALTlMORE.-Th A fast sail .4ssN
a ing PACKET bsk JOHN PARKER, Geo. Williams sAAAf7
hayhg large poisn of heF engaged Mi 4T
diepaeh. For hAaaee OF freight passage, amply to
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-25

AZ sorLE--The Washington Union in the csalrse of a
iengthy article upon the recent eysnts at Madrid nuts in
defense Of the conduct Of our ainister
II Ambassadors must necessarily he cravsne cosrds
and p0isrcops, so vls TO abangor their sarsst sa
dearest female relatives to the impertinent seers Of
Euf9pean coteTie We can have American
from bis manhood to position 80 base No ameres
lady could or dare trust herself abroad Ma Ans-a, -
society Of these valiant Europeans And az Ia The .y
seton that any officer Of the United States by accepting
an ofce IN ta service Of the american pesps cedes 10
any power above him here any supeFsoIs fog ahroa
MS right as man, father hus5gnd ecn so NOR
stsous proposition could only come from tlosa wbos
ignorance Of re7eryed rights ia proyerhial and whns
syssen o. conduct consists Of unulanly attack aud IN
aiuson We trust the day will arrive he
~ al.stlcan lady will be beyond the pale Of American
ploseetion or when the American Government can en-
y - ~ representative and se protector Of the na-
uigslly man unit protect woman or protect
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TeIegraphio.
.4RRIT.aL Or TifE vE4q.gR.s

Nsio Y9rk Jan S-Te CunafI steamer has arrival aA
haitax bringing dates from LiysrpooI to Jan one ee
,aIe enan tSe accounts brought by the Europa Tho at
lowing ia a summary Of her news -
Lse1poof Jan There has been A fair demand in the
cotton market since the depsrtuss Of the Fnrona INT
WIN more hrmness ths pHgt II ssers the rsnsar
tt1ns have been limited to 5000 bales for tla eat nc
these 1000 bales have been taken an 2oan
for export The prices have generally been rrner mi
there no material change In the quotations which ose
50 follows: Fair Orleans 67f aiddllns (Jrisars az
F4ir Uplands, 63S aad Mddfng UpIauds 81 to sa
Per Ib r. =
sfeadstus have been in active esnd and Flour has
slyaneed st 3s per bb The cosiag rates are 42s for
W ester Canal and Az TO 43s per 5b for Ohio brands
quiet = - 'tgf'''ups ~ sis
@ me Niagara sailed from Liverpool at RI n on the
Thursday. " az "''" y"
lne hayIe market was without animation The sales
y me wesk enang January were limited to 5000
nales. frices were without any alteration Of conse
Tns Turkish question has grown raore cou,n,eatad A
general European war s now considered inevitah,e
Trade at Manchester has remained without change
during the week o'"s'
The money market has been stringent but eonsos have
5doedtet Jan. 2tThe Eastern nussf due ta.,eorv,-7
aesrinE in New Orleans has failed beyond CeEunbt. a.
ihs cahiornia, mail boat from New ortsans arrived
North. ~ ~ ~ i"' Sohhectlon
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-25

NNoR LIVERPOOL A i British IN
~ sniP GLESMASNEE, Captain Rodgers having SaXSs
u'isht" 200 bales Cotton apply to t "
lana, + +: Chiffon, 80 ST. Charles street.
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azas1=fa==,-
.GE.NrOd.=

ES0R GEH0A.-The fine A l bark -sSsS
LOUISA BLISS, CapAr Ilsa, having nearly all 49,
her VIII have di'pssh For balance fvgNt
plRsnR having good accommodations, Apply hoat
aB1 B9GaR1, WILLIAMS h CO 10 Camp ST.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-25

EsoR LIVERPOOL The A | Ameri- .taS
~ can Upper ship MARINER captsin Barker having 49,
y freight OF 200 balra Cotton ap6iy 10 '-t'' IA
lih2l GtFFNEY Il LOWELL, lls Common s,.et
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SSTAR planning MILL, corner of Hercules
~ Caope streets keeps constantly general s.nr
nent Of DRESSED FLnoRNG CEILING WEATHER BOARDS
- Lumber sawed and dressed order, the shortest notice.
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NTEW BASIN SASH, DOOR AND BLIND
FAGTaRY-SATfNG. TURNING AND PJANING Mill
l~6ogauy, Walnut Cedar, Oak Ash Popa and Cypress
Lumber constantly hand SeBes
Awning Posts and Meaings Of every description. Also
trick Sand Lime Cement and
with dispatch Factory st. joan
sitp the Bps @ A
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

EsLANAGANS OYSTER SALOON. e5 @ -
u ST. CHARLES STREET. ....... THOMAS K lg ~ (41
FLANAGAN takes the pleasure Of announcing his NgSs$
friends and the public generally that has %
above named Oyster Saloon. ways contain t
h afords and the Liquors
ton The Culinary Department Of one o
selves.