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The OSHKOSH (Wis.) Daily Courier says that on
the morning of the It'll inst. just as the steamer
Barlow was leaving the dock, one Of her boilers
exploded with terrible effect, instantly killing
two men, one deck hand named Frederick
Goor, the other fireman named Baltzer Geiger
Goor was blown overheard, badly scalded, and
sunk Immediately Geiger was in the freehold
at the time of the accident, and the force of the
EXPLOSIVES drove his body to the extreme bow of
the boat, under the main deck, scalded and
mangled in themost shocking manner. Another
person, a passenger, it is said, was blown into
the river and drowned Two or three others
were blown overheard, but were rescued with
but little injury, The cause of the explosion is
not yet given
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-22

The Paez party numbering about three hun
dred men, were defeated after an engagement of
several hours against 1900 Government troops,
who occupied the city of Coro. The insurgents
reiterated with the loss of about two hundred
men, together with Gen. Garaches and the son
of the Consul General of Holland, resident ut
Laguayra Gen, Paez was hourly expected from
New York
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-22

The cholera has broken out with such malg-
nifty among the Irish laborers on the western
side of the Blue Ridge tunnel. in Virginia, as
to compel them to cease operations. All work
at both ends of the tunnel has, therefore, been
suspended. Twenty -one deaths had occurred
on the western side up to Tuesday, the 10Th.
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Vi A Car EXTRAORDINARY. ~ The Warrenton,
i eva Flag says: y A gentleman living at Elk
Run, in the lower end Of this county, has the
good fortune to possess the most remarkable
9 grimalkin yet known of the cat kind. Its body
is of unusual length, its legs like those of a
bench legged fisc The fur is of a reddish color,
the whole beautifed with black spots and streaks
of different figures: they are long in the back
and round on the belly and jaws. Black stripes
run across the ears, which are very long and
tipped at the ends with q blue tuft of hair. Its
physiognomy is fierce, and its nature savage,
Ordinarily it is perfectly docile, and like Worm
ley's very sensible cat, never says a word
though he answers readily (by the wag of his
taiD to the name Of i" Billy
{. His masters house being infested with
snakes, which had been bred in neighboring
stone fence, he took it into his head to eschew
such game as rats and mice. and make war
upon the snakes all Of which he soon destroyed
Having acquired taste for this kind of sport,
he extended the field Of operations, frequently
making excursions more than mile distant
from the house. and returning each and every
day with a snake, ranging from two to seven
feet In length. He has continued this practice
tor eight weeks. On one occasion he returned
to the house much fatigued, perfectly wet and
covered with saliva It was supposed he had
encountered one of those large but rare serpents
AMoWu as Inc Uo0DaG. his turned out 10 De
true, for the day thereafter Mr. Harvey b. Rails
found the snake dead, and signs of dreadful
conflict on the sand Most or nearly all the
wounds had been inflicted ON the back of the
neck The weight of the horrid serpent was
fourteen pounds eleven ounces
This class Of serpentS is native of Eastern
Virginia, with very large head and great jaws,
the mouth is armed with cutting crooked teeth,
among which are twolonger than the rest, placed
IN the forepart Of the upper jaw. All around
the mouth there is broad scaly border; and
4 the eyes SO large that they give it terrible
aspect. The forehead is covered with large
scales Each side Of the belly is marbled with
large square spots Of chestnut color, in the mid.
die of which is spot perfectly round, and like
& FURNISHED gold. They have been known to swal-
low small pigs, musk rats, opossums, etc They
avoid the sight of man and consequently are
rarely seen. Indeed the existence Of the Goobat
has been doubted by many.
$ The cat still continues his war upon snakes
These facts may not gain credenee at a distance J;
put they are SO well known and attested, that
no one In the neighborhood doubts them for
q moment >,
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
70 THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT.
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Suspension OF Sheldon e. Go.
New YORK, August 1s.-It is believed that
the suspension Of H. Sheldon s. Co. will be only
temporary
Exports of Specie.
New YORK, August 1s.-The steamer Arctic
which sails for Liverpool tomorrow, will take
out nearly million of dollars in coin.
New York Races.
NEW YORK, August 1S.-The race over the
Union Course yesterday was won by Eddy in
three straight heats.
Cincinnati Markets-River
CINCINNATI, August l8-There is good de-
mand for Flour here, and prices have advanced
with sales at ~ 0per Dbl. Provision market
extremely dull. Whisky is firm with sales at
26c per gallon, The river is stationary.
Potatoe Blight.
NEW YORK, August 1S.--The late adyices
from Europe state that letter from Dublin re-
port that the blight had destroyed the potatoe
crop in mrny districts of Ireland.
New York Markets
New YORK, August 18.--Corn is in good de.
mand with sales of mixed Western at rs to SOC
per bushel. Sales of Mess Pork at $13 IS and
Of Prime at $40 81 ! per Dbl,
Steamboats, Passing.
VIcKsBURG, August FL. - The steamboat
Lexington passed here last evening at O'Clock
and the Charles Belcher this morning at 8
o'clock, both bound for New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-22

NORTHERN MoRALs.--The Lynehburg (Va)
Republican, referring to the late gross outrage
of dentist in Philadelphia, named Beale, upon
the person of respectable and beautiful young
girl, the daughter of respectable parents re-
siding near that city, says:
Outrages of this nature deserve but one
punishment--and that is DEATH In this case
the criminal was held to bail in the sum of five
thousand dollars. We rejoice in the belief that
had such deed been done in o Southern State,
the fend who perpetrated it would not have
been allowed to live a minute after the relatives
of his victim had been able to reach him There
are some wrongs for which human laws can
afford no adequate redress and wrongs like
this, belong peculiarly to that class. The true
public sentiment in reference to them is that
which hands over the criminal to the relentless
doom of those he has injured. We are for
leaving the punishment of ordinary crimes to
the laws of the land, but crimes like this should
be punished promptly and sternly. The per-
petrator Of them forfeits all claim to the pro-
lection of the laws. He becomes an outlaw, and
the relatives of those he has wronged should
have the legal right to wreak upon him the In
dian justice,
We are opposed to mob law, yet we are free
to confess that there are crimes for which the
laws of the land provide no adequate punish
ment. The protection of our homes and our
fire. sides-the safety and security of our wives
and daughters, and the well being of society
demand in some cases resort to q mode Of
punishment not yet provided for by legal enact
ments; and the case before US is particularly
one of the class to which we allude.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-22
Creme De B0N$y Champagne,
JACOUESSON g. Fills BRAND

entirely Boury brsndG
w NOW LANDING $50 baskets of the above and otherbrandsu
quarts and pints, and will receive the days
further supply.
This Wine isdecdedly other
into this Market sss well knownby all who
Fills Brand CREhEDE BoUzY FLEUR sILLERY
~ Also hand usual assortment of the WINES
LIQUORS in the Market which will be snsa
any other house nine city.
inntg 9ptf sEWELI. 7. TAYLOR, No. LIS ROYAL atraat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-22
ROOks! R0Oks! Books !.

Office.
"a The subscriber intending change business
low his present. k Of BOOKS STATIONERY embaeng
ETY. of LAW, MEDICAL MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
character. FcT great bargains call early.
Al'ofor Sa large ELECTRICAL MACHINE one large
NETo and one SET OF MICROSCOPE. $780,.
aust In r. KFLJ 90 ,,mp,erciol Plaza.
N CARD.-We miss some of our Books and
PAPERS, which we feel satisfied saved by
Any persons having them will do favor by notifying
where they are in order that uend for them.
Liberal Reward will be paid parties
cep it. E J. HART & co, I6T Tchoup itouas At augl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-16
Markets. Peported By TELEGRAPH.

EEw.OsLE.xs Nov TO- It4 The sses of CorTey during
the have reached IS GOO bales and the market closes
p0r the date last amount 10 IS co bales
NEw.ORLEns, Nov. 1.-The ssiss Of Corros tOdsy
foot SEQ ba with rather easier msrs.t the quotation
eb.tt on New Yot at sigh, {. at q cent premium. We
QsO's freisbu or Cotton ~ Liverpool az s. is.
Nav oRLEsSs Nov. H-oar Corrox market shows no
ehGrf O. The sales 500 bales PoRE hiss
,deTtky advanced being quoted AZ SIS 500 sl7. MoLAssEs
bss 6tebp6e 10 Ice z gallon.
CorIos were so b.Ls prices airs dsic There
pue depression IN the tone Of the martet-
CHsRLEsros. Nov l4-rheTe !. downward tendency 10
CoIroy srkst to-day The Gales amounted 70 100 bsle
a. Irics, an sins from fd9ic
HoEfLE Nov Sin corros nArhet yesterday, sales
made Of eo bates The quotations for kddlins being
Sic.
irqnry for Flour fer Eastern spee-
but ih re 10 no quoabe change In prices for better
cfeptors Net much sddion hes been made he stock Ia
day two The sales this morning have bsse
Sc bbs 81 80 for rood Michigan, 20 bbls Of icu5e
sod .; So Fer WHEAT there very itts inquiry and
hear Of 30 os Coax r good reqae't but We have not
b,ud Of .etus sses Les, .venHs 90 bush to urvs
soc 81 es In OATS end BAILEY there have been
usr.elons to-day WHEY scarce and hrmeri sales Of 40
bbb Of So.
bsny Troy, aud boats
Receipt. nj. norpinr-Flour 1, SIS bhls.
buffalo. Nov is. A.-gLoUE-There q better de-
msns for FLous today and holders eyneed readiness
buyrs sales Of ago bbs ssdes IS for good
choice bId, Upper Lsie 90 tdss 50 for good choice
bands Of Michigan and Ohio 80 IS bsncy Southern Ohio
MOB paee the nsriet heavy and hoden ready
meet buy,r lower ssures bat ths difficulty 10 procuring
norey retire, tssnets s.es Of bush M~sakee miIsd
81 So on short fine Cohs in better sanpy and there
fir cen and sales ~ - GO bush 7s, delivered Oars
quiet ard nominal &c WHISKY steady she
bet arm sales Of 10 bbls 70 urvs SIZE Canal FssIsHrs
esipss for the last ~ hcqr-Fsu 4sB sl Ghsss Is 74S
hssai Com, - "a d. osss f7,ls Be-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-16

4. d. ,iea-,Lip Arabta for Liropcd-Nr Mccslmont
B.rhs y strd; Ars Crockett DO Miss Lagoon DO
Mr., ,od Ns. riff I'd d. Mr. Griith., British Conss Gea
er.l and Chsrt SAfsss 5osus; airs. Quincy eng
Miss Var Buruot SerYork. Miss GishSm, do Miss PEN
bertop Dee ec: Or DOuslast England; Hon q PeIbsr-
ton Queb-c; Mr. Cambridge Living aud son. New foik
Mr. Ard Ms Raphael EnG Mr. Henry sturses snd wife,
Boston; right sgd York; Chs Neigh, IT,,
Epa.pd; JoBshsn Russell Boston Henry Bsehmsn York;
& Wheeloek Bostnni Smart scotland; Capt Cooper,
Fng. Rubt ANTI Y "a Mora Mora spsn; dr Roulen
ard servant, France; M Kessel Mr. Kopf York c NJ
Woellner Hsmburs Burtn Montreal; st Rhodes, EH :
MI Bsi,,sv do b. MrsObo Qs-bse Moos de Ia Nsss, Sec
Msr Leg London; Ql'ney Adam Boston: Geo Mooney
MY; Mr. Malcolm Jr Scot -ndi Eli Myer. Eu< Nj Dodd
Winter Y; Capt. Van Dyeke Holland Tdos W Roys l.
/; By Fry, Bristol. 4. saith, Ess W. sess Ny U
Button Jr Gi.ssow; I'd Roberts wales E M.srot S,n
FIsBc.co; ~ Fogmsnt, DO Mr. C,syPsls. e A hsa .
Jr Thomson Scot; Neoll. Mertens Alex MOulia Geo D.
Over slsss, joe Msrer. Total, 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-16

%. nate receipts small, and pr'es
a.. rhs ut change; sales Of 80 CASKS ne" AGO oia
c,.. Ia, .s.in declined with sales Of 600 mats
AZ Ease sec No Suimep a. % tee ia'ts, SO
for ~, rrne; rs bas' Pepper t9I y ~ As -
"a AZ lsia ,e; go from vessel, Se ana % io'
81 in bspd Mace, VT; Tsi. Race oHAse'' " w
soiP~s.e. h.v. made Of 80 boxes English Castillo
Deaerte demand for Drop at lie, md Buck At
B.r Lead sell, de; and Sheet Lad and PPs at t
sFFUs-Tk. ulAIket quiet ior lover 81 i".N.4 toe
,,.rix ~ mime i hsht Timothy held with more nrmne
bit qiet ., 80 7sa IS bu:hsl for re.eed aSgsa RAJ
scarce sra wanted at Is bash- Of 70 10 Llaseed hs
IuI. hrm the ps,t last sales Bos nCaeutfa 70
.Tr,,s-. ss6 50 Csnsy Seed '-linf 70 70 IoE
sTEARINE-A moderate supply 90 the market and hoiae"
fru sale, OF coed 10 prime. in los az ~ VIC, easn
SkINs-Tbe srvil. Of Curseos Goat are rather lager
With ,.es ,pse Friday Of 20 bales 4oVO) at f3fSe-,o mS
sPtiTER~The nsriet Is steady, with little inquiry from
manufacturers Gales since oar last Of " 'ons rA'es '
sTABCB-i fair rupply with good demand for Pearl "
7tc: Potuo dull at &c
suGARs The n.riet les. se,ve tb. receipts snd stock
o,nu, and 10 prices chance 10 note sales
f 4.t hhss CGta Musc0vtdo at "a Sp DO NeWoe.ns
at dsc DO Porto Rico at &c. 81 10 for export In pond
AZ 81 G; 81 boxes Brown, Yellow and bite h.vsn. q
Tic A. sue N &c hid. Cuba (dsmssed) at - eS1S4
TFAs-Our make very quiet for all descriptions and ~
price. change to note There has been no pao
off iir 90 since our last ,.I..,; 1.
TALLO V-The inquiry very moferste aud toe soes y
,eeumuIaiins but by large; Gales OF oV'V 10
Butchers As oeis1n l2c add 40 eco City and fhiadel
th. rendered 81 ia l24e eash - <,. ~.
TIN-The mrket fox PIG Is frm with tales OF bsnea ~
gpo ard SEQ sbs and Straits on terms not NJ sde
rubc Plate. are steady with sales ct SO ISL for I'D T. ana
ToBACCo-The market quiet and prices favor the Pur-
ncty At 7asc is esses Florida lsQ22c ard 1871 cas-
Oils and ccut Seed Leaf ale, and 1888 bales Hs
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D1sasteru, &c.

aBrF LADY AhABELLa Rowley frsm Mobile for aussiles
put Norfolk the l2th inst 10 distress 2aay
ClPT TALBoT Of the steamship LOUISE 1t he~Orssns re-
uor IN. lo, az IN. .,hr Madona on ID inst hstAso
81 P,niDul. with cs 10 Of dry goods tskee from the bark
Cordea from Philadelphia Of Galveston sessei Iot ossi
cargo saysd In damaged state .
BEIe TuewAssl (beore reported IA, 10 with sbsndoned
.sil,d f,on B,ltmore on the eth inst for Boston.
ExTRAcr Of the report Of ryeys Of ships Calcutta, BY
Lo,d, suryeyor received in London. The report dsted
C.lSu,ts Sent Is The American ship Goodwin has beco
fatal vreeb only rava esralss and sbout 900 railway
,espe have saved from her The American sho Fin
ana hs b,ep pu into East India dock has had
zine ma eutwssr The Amessn ship Abstoss has been
doid ana pew eaalked and coppesd u the gale she
snoounered badly sprxDs her ainmss beside other
Asmsses which have been made good
CHINA Sept Ill he KNIT Bonde b~sssht from Guam Capt
wns Mr.. Csrol fss mate, Mr. Wilcox, second mate and
I've saiers belosCns the American vhaleskip Canton
wrs.hsd Or sssa- 6snb, q ist q rs, On l75 ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-16
spoken, 30.

Nev IL. Gay He'd hesips Y ~ 2 40 mgss a., Wa,
ton I'm NV YoIk for Liverpool.
Nov % Caps Hssserss seen BRIG resess t,u. a..
port for Charleston
Nc, 9. Of Hsuers, wS seen ship sOathps., f,n N.v.
York for Savannah
Nov lat Is 80 Ion 50, bark JOha st,OsA from Nov Yss
for 81. Msya
Nov O. lat sa4s lOs IS S. barb Aaae. from c.a.. q,
Nov lat 81 10, Ion. q H. steamship B,las, fro. v.,
York for LIVERPOOL
Oct q Of Cape Msfs e..t Of Cubs, tnot csps n.y)
sehr Ell ptic. fro n NewYork FOR Jamaica ~
Nov To- htiie wet Of Seal isl,nd. bhs BOsss Lysa
from Boston for Halifax
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-16
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-yoaK......EOvrMxs IS
Cleared,

s,s,r,.b,rs-Roapske Skinner Norfolk. Ludum & Pleas
arts. Florida Woodhu Savannah L. Mtchlli James Ad'
ger Turt en- Chsrleston spoford. Tiles,on Co. -
shrs- LDd. (Br Bess Rio De Jsnelrc j. H. oreene IL
Purripsiop BiDesley Mobile, o. Ward
Buls R II. Do0Glss johnson, savannah psml X I o.;
Miller Wet Cost Africa. J Msreh.do
Brs-Kste Heath, Chase, Csrdenas Merit, Rio Co.
Scboonen-sarsh Elizabeth Smith New Haven msstet
NcKeen Sooy Sc Augustine. Peck Lyman; EuEsesth'
vDanD Bohn ST. Marks Beck kunhsrdti l1iepenasnes
BurIitt FrsukIn johnson sasht Msssret Ann, smith,
g. in,n,ne m.ster, Boston Morrei Newburyoor Bacon,
sar,.TtS Co Cora Nickeron. Phleaephs, J. W. Mckee,
Emily. johnson, Baltimore Johssoo LoTsen rst.sr
lev Savannah McCready Mott Cot Samuel Eddy Ellis
franklin. johnson e. Slsght-
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TotaL.......... 3 sa5 Is slcts s. S3os5 81 ZLIH y
Thomas p. Williams of the largest produce
dealers and vessel owners Of Milwaukee, has made
an assignment to G d Norris and ". b. H'board,
for the benefit of his creditors. His liabilities are
about sl25 OoO and his assets estimated at $780,
600.
The Urbsnns Insurance Company, at Urbsnns,
Ohio has failed, and assignees have been appointed
10 wind up lis airaiIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-16

WHTskI-The msfktt suPP'J
,s. Of 40 bbs at 4c for Jersey Sc for Ohio aud 43tc ~
Prison DruSse better and in requestn Sc Alcohol sell
ins Q zee for 30 per cent -, -, -, -
&BALEBONE-The accounts from the Fleets are not very
f.votAble and holders hfmness Last sale OF
PoIust toaHe North West Coast at 4oc stock olonoo
wOOL-rhe msrlst for Domestic rather 9oiet oat 70
Affairs restricting trspssetn msteslyi the reeeps nave
been The public sale Troy Thursday last was
well ard passed Of with fair split al shout prices
cur, nt s uTiva; it CO.. Fleece sold from oGic,
and rs Oco Pulled from 9d4c TO quaity small por in
w.s Withdrawn Sales here at private IS eco fleece a. -
2sc for common; 27d55e for Ia. blJod and 5odPc os
rure Fort,n dull firm; the sales ubinportsnt we
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-16

,,,hsnsed With nped-rs,e salss 10
ai,nsrtrs ssi u, 10 barrels and sq.y .u,,, With
Sohek a. lei American rsrrsd At ia ei'c.' >'d
R".sSs '1s r.te.i.io evOr Of the purchase sales 81
nY,wnops b, lits "a ~ exists fr exp ~ ADD Pree'
ts,, eilo'' i'Has,e Z ''is' OF ~ o.
We aS6 pyFtrs. rs,rk-t generally Han, ais u
e"'' 80 - Bora, ne 100 .. Persian Bere. ne;
ti.c Liverpool ~ ..b "a $50 ~ " :"
Gain. Lsuorice fs., $50 30 s'roGes hon4afA c0eh
~ - 3, 2 co... Bi-seh'og Po~d-r. ieSi.
49, tS. 80 in pre., have change nois szlss Of
SIC, u. in ots Isa ie 10. Ohio T, Gee's. sad 'iSH
1Ifss"a dali u.rle; fr Dry CD, sheh enti'u- 10 sNd
mtI,Ssii n,t,1i.iy s-d prer. h.ve conveyed t-ns-ay
s.i,. cf4tn quinss 81 deJ - FOR Grand bsnH aud
"a len of md tse dems "a bsrsr a. iuprevsd
IAtet; s.l,s Of &C ibis esatS for NJ sss' +lS %
Tor % t5 for lsrr- 40 2 sd snail No are 'elns
at IS qaie bat arm Sc for No l.
.be Sc sr sealed Pie.s Hefiss Coll a'd lover ',lss
FkUITs-Ths suppl, Of a,lAs, the @.,t.t so's .na
for R'si pre-. h.ss aeeiatd e .s' o. u. 5
5 C. ,cut sum si %, efse.aI. g % 60 o.i.:'
Fi. eei 80 BIZ. M4ss. Lemons 81 5'a s2 20 ea,-s Sat
I'm ~ sc foi holes and Tor n,ves Ws., lnds UT
& n 81, IN go s ;IPP 70 :'
,dvshees III receipts are es. ir' Sasnt sale. 81 oV"
~ for .nIer s-xto"3 rpp.. Of 40 3
~ &c tor Cd sid for pew; Puns (D.EJ NC ChsfIes
see Pe,eb., "a 2le b0l. cansOi' 2se Ani l''' Dis
She'll A msIos &c ,,,.---.I Co..
flour ASO NEAL-The market for Western ADD stsie
F.1t u ,e tettfr vi bri,k demand IN part Tor Etoot
ne 10 Al cns,e serve and here b better iaqsiIJ
foI ID. East rhe prices s.ted Iof IN low t'ae
eh,es the shipping nqsi the eose Tse PETER sNas
h. neil oek Can,dan fl~ur oettef sna
lair duto for export trd the home ride sses Of 500 bus
At "a g. CON nsr brand. IL bond ADD SO Snd - - auy
p,n The sAe, Of Western Canal are go eb At %
~ S7i Tor cfmcn 70 good State es6.a as for mixed 70
300 tptsf Lsie Mehirsn. and 60 nm,o q good ono
Keen Is for sIrs tesee loenied 10 the &c. arc ~
ri. r xnt aud so bhs State fr the last IS day. Ia O
80 SCI southern Flour better especaV the pee
Ter ,rsde, these les freely offered safe. OF is0 op.
l,,.lds sId ~ dtlo p fJrf4ney sod
e.t. brands Bye Flour lower. ssl-s ~ SO Coz
Meal lower and dull 81 81 "a Jersey aud 81, for
Brsrdywine a. 81 for Punebeo.s BueswheN Fours 10
,oyd tmsbr az "a 81 IS for lto ne. We quote: - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-16
From orr Correspondent J

Aryiged-No7. is. bark selsh, Atkins,
Boston, brs Thomss Abone Chaawck New Orleans, sehr
John NsblOve, Nesburs, v. Y.
CIeared- Steamships state Of Georgia G,rvn, ssvannsh
Virginia Teal Rehmood briss Wheaton, Staples WsIehsm
Leopce. Dupg ST. Thomas and market; sehrs, Stmasi
Welsh Bsus Charleston, s. Jacob Raymond, Bourne,
Nantucket. Woodruff Mason, Boston, amer Ironsdes Al
len Sev-York
The steamship City Of Manchester Capt Wyis sailed this
morning O'Clock from the QueeDst wharf for Liverpool
she takes 900 passengers and large freight eoans OF
10 bush corn $40 cks tso~ 23 bbs lard SO bids TO-
bseeo DO beIk zoe tcs beef % DO pork 100 pigs ssadnes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-16

FLAX-noms sc 10 out OF market aud prices se hoinlnsii
FoIegI uIeh.nged saes Of 1000 ordinary Dutch saia
bic for ,boe thread at lie, mouih
GUNNY CLOTd remains quiet here and 81 Boston, a'ae
Of So baes n d- there at lie. six months.
GRAIN-The for Vhest for export hiss subsded,
end price, rur and effect large sales syuhern COZ
o.,,fp opld have be made Nilies buy cautiously The
.utrI, better The sales 500 bUs rood whit CANADIAN
Al 81 rs duty paid and 40 bus good white Gensee at
a. 21d "a 20 Oar. demsDdi Western are very
scarce I'D wanted SIC a55c State at Soc d5lfc jersey
At lsc d5ic Bsrey prime end IN fair demsnd; sale. OF
bbs coed PROVED 81 S aud $500 boa fourro we'd on ph
va. terms Rye 10 f'm snd not penfyi sales o. SDbh
81 Sdsl 81 CaDsdisn Pe-s 10 demand al 81 ~ ~ %
q w Corn demand and il fe eases higher prces
Lave obsned the hulk Of the sales hav. been se al
for Wefrb mis- the arrivals are quite era and tue
,uI Div IN store is Southern 10 more plenty and 10
One Order The s,les are $500 bus 1t Sd ssi for Wes en
nirtd store sSieds4c for DO dsliversd gle d9(e Tor
Yellow southern (b.wl ADD SIC for old Touod yellow.
hitr ReAns are IL fair demand q. u ga 81 We qaote
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OIL GAZETTE market Il better for thin oblsns the de-
usrd fair; sale. Of 100 tus dsmssed WesteTn private
TERMS a. coed DO Of ess and DO thin obous Cy for
Gl,,sov) Of sfl 50 and this price refused.
PAIN rs generally dull with sales since last Of go
Red Lead lie 50 essss Rochelle 0ehre at lie 80 easks
Hsvre Do ~ s5c and To- eAsis Easish Whiting q Toe
PoTAToEs-rhe demand for fair, and prices are
shsds ssser We receiving eonddersbe supples ron
fevssestis Of poee quality Bales Ct Wsster red o. e2g