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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-06-08

LINCOLN, ss.-At a Probate Court held at Wiscasset
IChin and for the County of Lincoln on the stu dav
ofJune, A. ID. 1854.
MARY j. HUNNEWELL, widow Of James HunnewelI
WI late of Woowich in said county, deceased having pre-
scented her application for DOVER in the real If which
the said deceased died siezed and possessed:
Ordered That the said widow give notice all persons
interested by causing copy Of this order published
three weeks successfully in the Eastern Times printed at
Bath that they may appear at Probate Court be held
at WIscasset in said county, the first Monday july
A. d. 1854 and show If any they have why the
should not be allowed.
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge of Probate.
Attest; L. FooTE, Jr., Register
true copy.-Attest: L. FooTE, Jr., Register 3w5lt
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A correspondent of the Philadelphia Ledger

A correspondent Of the Philadelphia Ledger
writes on Friday
am very happy to inform you that the
fishing treaty between the United States and
England is nearly completed. All the points
are, in fact, essentially agreed upon. Lord
Elgin will not leave Washington till the treaty
is signed, which will require not only the rati-
ficatiOn Of the senate, but corresponding act
of the house of representatives. The treaty
is an advantageous, and at the same time, just
one, will no doubt be ratified, and an act of
congress will make our revenue laws conform
to it,
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PHrPsBuRa. The Democratic Republicans
of Phipsburg, are requested 70 meet at the
Town House. on Saturday, June H.. at
o'clock, P. NJ, to choose three Delegates to
the State Convention to be holden at Portland
on the 2lst. Per order of Town Committee.
Phipsburg. June s, 1854.
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John Colts Standard Cotton Sail
Duck.

IT c. BEACH { CO., II Pine street. New York, sole
III agents Cotton Canvas from several other mills
Aso-Asnaburg's Prints Print Cloths and Copper Rollers
for Calico and Satinett Printers. 6m50
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EASTERN TIMES
So MARINE JOURNAL. 81

SrISsoN Co., No. Long Wharf, Boston, are Agents
for the UNION LINE packets from Bath to Capt
Snson favoraby known experienced merchant and
shpmaster, formerly of this city. All business entrusted
to him will be attended to with promptness and despatch
ARTHUR D0NNELL, Agent for Bath.
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"VUUCH WaFCs
A n. kinds Of Wooden Ware for sale ~
Il Nov. 16. Al rr rynurrcnNv
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of the quality just received Also Sad Irons and
" Patent Sc-heating Smoothing Irons, Ivy
Oct. Is. III. L. CHAMBERLAIN.
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REMOVAL.
A. c.. Page.

III AS removed to the LARGE AND SPLENDID NEW
oIOhE, directly opposite the old Stand In Moses new
Block, with very large assortment of choice Family GRO
CERES Ship Stores Fruits, Vegetables and GENUINE PA
LEM MEDlClNE les, for sale at the lowestmarket rates.
lv2Q
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NEW GOODS.

NOW OPENING at the Granite Store, the largest stock
IN Of dress goods received this season. and at much less
prices-among others the following.
Striped plaid figured and plain cOlOred dress Silks black
blue watered silk plain black Silks the largest
assortment opened in town.
Grenadines berage, jackonet muslin, French lawns,
briIliants and other goods for summer dresses.
French ginghams, French prints muslin de lanes, and
berage de lanes large assortment Of mohair ms and
gloves for ladies' and MISSES much cheaper than be-
fore
A few very fine FRENCH HAND WROUGHT LACE Wells.
AISO-A very large assortment Of Parasols,
STYLES and very superior All invited call and
Inc goods and prices
May ~. OWEN co.
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New Arrival.

XVOMEN's prime Kid, Morocco and Goat Boots, Ht
w Feb. 20. L. s. FISHERS
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Vinegar.
DALMER'S Vinegar for sale by NE GANNFTr
Il March n. Al
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DOMESTIC PORTS


BostOn-Ar sst ult via quarantine, ship ny Nesmith,
BS 9Is .b hiye FGSrn 18th 18th. alt ,,,,n
Davis, Pinkham, Bath '0'' WV
HOLMES HoIReA s SSo :cS s1ss Ewo
ariscetta Only Son, Savage and Coral Miller Rockland
New Orleans-Ar 2sd ship St Peter, Dillingham;. New
lowed to sea 18th, ship Falcon
Ar oath ship Roger stewart skoAeld, Havre, and was
taken up for .aa & sbG 5S Rs o
~ AdT Ocean Queen for LvsrPoS wig 400 bales Gala
81 Marys, Gar 18th brig Sarah Thorndikc, Harding
Boston. Cid 18th, sch Rainbow, Bath
Bncksville, SC-Cld 18th, sch Melbourne Hx Rock
Savnnnah-Ar 27h brig Lydia stOver, Merryrnan Port
Charleston oath, sch C II Montague Sampson, New
Wilmington, NC-Ar 2sth. bark Mercy Ellen Slower
Ar 2stS brig O James %aEeeId Aen Bath sch Oregon
Mathews 3oth brig Lincoln Webb Perkins Bath
ton
Sd M bark Ls GSTs Sa9
gov; hemisphere, Pray, Bic brig Ihos Conner, Slower
Sid 3Oth, ship southampt on, for london
Ar 3ls ships Realm, Stevens, Havre Rchd Morse Dns
Cd alst bark Yankee Blade Gray, Mi imchi
Boston-Cld ID sch Columbian, Baker Richmond
New Orleans.Ar 18th, ship Favorite, Thomas, Boston
Adv ships Aexandrne for Liverpool greater part cargo
engaged; Fayorte, and Roger stewart
aSn sSh Srs fH nd cCx Boston
Wilmington, NC-Ar 5Oth, sch Win Woodbury., Man
RicbmOnd-Ar lst, sch Josiah Achorn, Merrill Rockand
BaltimOrc-Cld I'd, ship Junius, Tctomb, Boston
NOrfOlk-Ar J0th, sch Elizabeth Thompson. Thomaston
AleXa ndria-Ar 3lst sch I'll X Dunton, Salem
Philadelphia-Ar LIST, sch Rockhill Clifford, Wscasset
Ar Sd, sch Gassabas. lily land, Bath
Sid I'd, bark Wyandotte
New York-Ar %. sch Only Son, Rockland
Cid ID, ship Gen Dunlap, Skoied, Quebec
Buck SpOrt-Ar 3lst, brig Black Swan, Heagan, Bath
Fall River-Ar LIST, brig I'D Pencil, hutchinson Port
land
Newark-Ar LIST, sch Bangs, Kent, RockIand
EdgartOwn-In port Slst, sch Only SON for Gardiner
Ar Sst sch Van BuTen Butler RaPpahannock for Bath
GlOucesterAr 3lst, sch Reondo, York River for Rock
land
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Clocks! ClOcks!! ClOcks!!!

A GREAT variety for sale cheapby
II Sepi25. TIL. q MARSTON.
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wv IN IN ted.
Plaid Prints.

OPENING this morning case Of Plaid Prints, beauti
" ff Pattems-at the Granite Store by
April {. OWEN 4 co.
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ZOU sale by '''''' ' '"i D. O. WEEKS. 'O'
April g. 46
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Garden Seeds.

A LARGE variety-Early Peas Marowfat and Imperial
II Blue do Garden various kinds, for sale by
May g. A. NJ. +. GANNET.
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ND manufacture the above for all OF the State Of Maine
N or any part thereof Bath excepteds Tor sale by the
subscriber The right for New Hampshire Vermont, Mas
sachuselts Rhode Island Connecticut Maryland and Vr
gina has been disposed Of and $4,000 has been offered
for New York city alone These facts attest fully the worth
ofthe Patent specimen Shoe be at the Reading
large number of experienced who have used them
For further particulars enquire at the ohce o. Dr. T.
Currier OF J. A. SALMON.
Bath, May 20. M zwOO
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House Paper.

A LARGE assortment OF and beautiful patterns Of
N House Paper. Common medium satin and gold -com-
velvet and gold borders More opening and for sale
by 4O SAWYER & MAG0UN.
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IVceurn.

THE Members OF the Bath Lyceum requested to meet
at the Common Council koom on Saturday evening
next the 10th inst at half past O'clock for the purpose
choosing ocers and making other arrangements the
next season. Per order Of the Curators
T. 5. J. NEALLEY, Sec'y.
Bath, June 6, 1851.
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Love Hearts,.

Owe Hearts, and Love Notices These articles con-
IL tain language that the lips express For sale
by ROBINSON 4 BROS
June 6, 1854. Im5l
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Twenty-Five Cents

GENT to u. G. COLLINS, Saco, Me-, post paid will pro-
- cure L. f. BOWS 76 Receipts how to Make Money and
Save Money and to make $50 to 5000 per month"; and
valuable Receipts worth five dollars per Receipt.
Saco, April 10th, 1854. 5wl9*
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Hardware, Cutlery, 30.
MITCHELL LOW.

EEP constantly hand and for SALE large and supe-
IN rior assortment Of Hardware, Edge Tools Saws Car
penters Tools Of every description the prices for
cash Also, constantly hand Tin and Copper Ware
Ships Pumps, &c, &c. 81
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White Goods.

CHECKED Corded Cambrics Jaconet Cambrics Victoria
" Lawns, Swiss MusIns White Linens, Damask Covers,
Napkins DoyIies, Birds Eye Linen Diapers, &c, just
ceived at April 8. A. b. BUFFERS.
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Vinegar !!

DURE Clarified Cider Vinegar will be kept constantly on
hand and for SALE wholesale and RETAIL BY the subscr
ber at the Ferry Landing. Dealers viii 90 wen 70 can
and examine az will be sold anything In the mar
ket May l6 52n JOHN WOLSTON.
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1EO TONS White Ash Egg Coal, 100 tons Red Ash
leJO Range do, this day schooner Geo. IIo
man. Nav s. AZ Ii. o. WEEKS.
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For Sale,

THE valuable house High Street occupied By g.
Il j. NEALLEY. Terms reasonable and good title
given. Apply TO
E. s. J. NEALLEY or d. Bronson agent fOrthe Owners.
May Ii. 4cu
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Ice! Ice! Ice!

THE Nequasset Lake Ice Company, will commence deliv
ering subscribers this week, and all those Fam
lies or individuals who like be supplied, by the month
and have yet subscribed will please hand in
their names to C. Il. GREENLEAF the subscriber.
The Company will two Wagons that subscribers
will always be supplied in the morning. either In the lower
or upper part Of the city. H. w. OWEN.
Bath, May !. Hl6
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Family Tea.

90 B3IS Muscovado, and Coffee Sugars, from 10
w IL cts, received on consignment by
April 20. 46 j. T. GILMAN.
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lust received from New Bedford, 5 bbIs Blea ched
d spring Sperm Oil 10 bbls beached spring Whale
OIL; boxes Wax Candles 10 boxes Adamanine, do
TOBACCO-Feathersione, Wood gate, and Pollard
brands. For sale by d. & l.. PATTEN.
Mayl7. as
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Bow Wanted.

SMART active boy about 1e years old, to learn the
= Bookbnders Trade. Apply to
SO SAWYER & MAGoUN.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-06-08

To the Honorable Arnold BLaney, Judge of Probate
Within and for the County Of Lincoln.
nORCAS HINKLEY, Administrative Of the estate Of
~ CHARLES HINKLEY, late Of Lisbon in said County
deceased respectfully represents that the Personal Estate
of the said deceased not sufficient by the OF six
dred dollars to his just debts and charges Of ad
minsraon She therefore prays that she may be empow
cred and licensed to sell and convey much OF the Real
Estate of the said deceased may be sufficient raise
said sum with incidental charges. That portion Of said
deceaseds estate consists Of the homestead farm Of Said
deceased situated in Lisbon containing about hundred
acres for undivided sixth part of which advanta
geous offer has been made viz three hundred and twenty
five dollars, by Charles ii. Hinkey, also another portion
consisting Of undivided half about twenty acres OF
land situated in Lisbon, belonging estate Of said de-
ceased lying the eastery side Of the road passing
the bridge in said Lisbon for which advantageous offer
has been made to wit the Of two hundred
dollars by Benjamin H. Hnkley, Of Roxbury Mass which
offer it will be for the interests Of all Immediate
Y to accept for the purpose above named wherefore she
prys that license may be granted her to sell and convey
the interest aforesaid. DORCAS HINKLEY, Adm'x
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Candies.

A GENERAL assortment Candies &c., for sale at
II June 9, 1854 1m51 ROBINSON BROS.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-06-08

IN CHESTS extra-fne Ooong Tea, very nice. receive
~ at the Auction Store, by J. 7. GILMAN
April 20. 40
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LINCOLN, ss.-4t a Probate Court held al Wiscasset
tcithin and for the County of Lincoln, on the4Erst
Monday Of June, A. ID. 1854
On the foregoing Petition, Ordered That the said Petit
toner give notice to all persons ercsed in said Estate
that they may appear at Court q Probate be holden
at Wiscasset, within and for said County
day Of July next by causing copy % said Petition
this Order to be published in the Eastern Times printed
Bath in said County, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY previous
to said Court.
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge of Probate.
Attest: e. FooTE, JR., Register
True COpy.-Attest: Z. FoorE, Jr, Register. 3w51+
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sugars.

= DOE. Parasols some very fine and high cost, reed
by (46 Ut. GILMAN.
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OPENING this morning, large assortment Of new and
" desirable Spring Goods, such Plaid Dress Silks,
ZONE beautiful patterns, style Plaid Nj. de LANES,
Prints Cashmere Shaws good assortment Of Embroler
es, Blk Silks &c. Please call at the Granite Store, and
examine. OWEN K co.
March %. 10
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Sharpen your Scythes.
M =: GANNFTT has superior Patent Scythe Rifles.
NJ Mayer. SO
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% TNHE large and convenient dwelling Houue and
sssM lot o. she subscriber ID offered for sale. Il Il
one 2. sne most convenient, wen finished and
ing well OF good water which il drawn hoth ,d ~, u
the house also soit water cement cstern The ot i one
q me argeS. 70 lns 4eg 80 feet by 100 feet
good barn, good garden as Be sound n NM INV
with plum cherry and apple trees all Of which hear a
quantity OF fruit. Also large number " cnrrsut hsh
bearing from to bushels yearly Also quite nu1phr n
good bearing grape Vines. For the Merchant or rs ~
business situation offered for sale In Ii. citr -
coed it. The whole will be disposed Of at great harro
and an undOubted title given on application 70 '''
A. g. RAYMOND
April Is. f6tf Raymond Court bah
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Exceeding low Prices /!


The latest Improved
MI ELo E @ M 90.
CARHARTs PATENT.
MANUFACTURED by N. d. Smith. New London,
instrument,I shall keep constantly hand furnished
at short notice, instruments OF the following compass
and warrant them 70 give salts action.
A Octave Scroll Legs Octave stops, Piano st, lie,
Piano Style " Extra.
These instruments have commanded nnbonn,Ied pop.
uarty wherever introduced and need only TO be heard
to be appreciated, for they speak for themselves.
The case Is OF rosewood, atty designed and highly
polished making il, aside from'ts merits de-
sirabe paror ornament
NJ B.-Churches furnished at short notice They can
be my residence, Wkinsons Block Broad Street
Bath Me. A. W BECKWITH, a. w. Hawthorne's
Bath, May ). TAG
Gentlemen,
no you want an extra French Common Calf Boot p
~ Cloth and Fancy Boot !-or common Shoes of auy
kind or Silk Hat !-or Fancy Cap! Irso, cali on
April ~ 40 L. s. FISHER
Ladies,
TAN Color and best Black French Cater Boots for sale
by (46) L. s. FISHER.
Bricks.
O60 bricks delivered at any part Of the city for
April 20. 46
Boy Wanted.
SMART active boy about 1e years old, to learn the
= Bookbinder's Trade Apply to
SO SAWYER MAGoUN.
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Dress Silks.

TIIGD striped plaid and plain dress Silks, complete
sorment, just received by OWEN GO.
April u. 46
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Hay.

A FEW cords nemlock Wood, on wharf, for sale BY
"A May q. so ID. o. WEEKS.
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PORT OF BATH.

1AOhSDA1, juno z.
CLEARED.
Ship Danube, thew, 9OS 695ths tons) Rich Quebec -
Brig kaafat new, PA 295ths tons Morse Savannah
SAlLED-Brig Lanzarotc, Cardenas
SATURDA 7, June 3.
ARRIVED.
Sch Brutus, Elwell Potomac River.
Sch Geo Davis, Snow, Boston.
CLEARED
Ship Aqualia, NEW, l9 lO95ths tons) Sampson Que
bee; Br sch William, Hanes Monkton, NIB.
SAILED-new Brig Kaafat Savannah.
MONDAY, June S.
ARRIVED.
Sch Star, Brookings New York.
Sch Henrietta Blanchard, Chesapeake Bay.
Sch Hudson Roberston James River with oak timber
to ID RObinson.)
Sch Altoona, Wyman, Savannah, with yellow pine to
ID RobinsOn.) m
SAILED-new Ship Danube Rich, Quebec.
New ship Omer Pasha 800 tonsreceny launched Rich
mond has been purchased by Capt Lewis Blackmer and
Others of this city
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SPOKEN.

May TO- off Tortugas ship Prospect" of Brunswick, firm
Havre for New Orleans: reported.
May g. 10 AM Cape Henlopen NSW bark Live Yankee,
FIN Philadelphia for San Francisco
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CanlbOOScS
NEW SPRING GOODS /!

OF all sizes and Of the best kind by
" 40 il. l. CHAMBERLAIN.
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Gas Burners, Chandeliers, &c.

lust received, large and extensive assortment 81
Gas Burners, Chandeliers, &C, which offer mt the
lowest mandatory prices. These fixtures from the
best anufactory, and all warranted Please call
and examine. . W. HEATH AZ co
Bath, June 4. 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13
NEWS Of IHE OH Y.
FIRST DISTRICT COURT.


Ann Smith, who had been charged with rob-
bling Joseph Rotchenskeen Of twelve dollars,
was examined and discharged
There was in reality nothing else of any in
terest except an investigation of the affair of
DR. Ladd killing schlessinger at the Orleans
House on Friday last. The examination of the
witnesses commenced on Saturday last, and was
not concluded at a late hour last night
SECOND DISTRICT.
Franklin Gregg and VIM. Hall, who had been
arrested on the charge of stealing from William
Besse, at the corner of Custom. house and
Franklin streets, some $50, were examined and
discharged
D. Cassagne was clearly convicted of having
exposed for sale g imperfect and unwholsome
meat " He was only fined $l5, when in Justice
ne ought to have been consigned to the Peni-
tertiary.
HoNoRABLY DISCHARGED noticed few
days ago the arrest of D. w. Conrov. on tbe
charge of receiving property, knowing the same
to have been stolen. We are happy to record
the fact that on an investigation of the matter
yesterday, Mr.. Conroy was honorably dis
charged.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
Cotton Breadstuffs Heavy.


New YORK, June Il, 9 A. M-The Collins
steamer Pacific has arrived here, bringing dates
from Liverpool to the 31st May, three days later
than the accounts brought by the Arctic Her
adyices embrace the following intelligence.
Liverpool Markets
LIVERPOOL, May 51.--The demand for Cotton
has been good during the past three days, and
the sales, according to Milligan, Evans Co., en-
brace $4,000 bales including 5000 for specula-
tion and 1000 for export Prices have been
firm at the following quotations: Fair Orleans
6ae., Mtddling Orleans So, Fair Uplands 64c.,
and Middling Uplands &c. per lb.
Brown, Shipley s. Co. report the sales since
the departure of the Niagara at q 900 bales,
and quote as follows: Fair Orleans, 63; Mid
ding Orleans, So Fair Mobile, 64 Middline
Mobile, 8; Fair Uplands, 81 and Middline
uPlands. Sc. per h., the market closing with
more tirmness but not quotably higher.
The market for Breadstuffs has been fiat.
Flour has given way 3D. to Is per Dbl, and
closes, according to Milligan, Evans & Co., at
28s, to sos. for Western Canal and Ohio, and
according to Brown, shipley s Co., at SIS. 3D. to
38s. for Western Canal, and 59s to 38s. Cd. per
Dbl. for Philadelphia and Baltimore brands
Wheat declined Sd per 10 lbs, and closes at lis.
lid. for White, and lis. to lis Cd. per 10 lbs
Corn has declined Is. per quarter, and is quoted
at 99s Cd. to 40s. per quarter for White and
Yellow, by Brown, shipley & Co., and DOS to
As by Milligan, Evans & Co. Lard has
advanced 3D. per cwt., closing at 58s Cd Pork
is dull. Beef has been in active request, and
quotes an advance, though the i'm
ports have been large. Bacon has been in &C.
tive demand for speculation, and has sold at full
prices. Rice has been dull
Money and Trade.
The Money market at London has been rather
easier, and Consols close at o. Trade at Man
chester has slightly improved
"..".m Steamer Africa
The Cunard steamer Africa arrived at Liver
pool at 10 o'clock on the evening of the 18th.
The Eastern War.
The aspect of affairs relative to the war is
without any change of consequence Some
further bombardments are reported by some
vessels of the combined fleets, but no captures of
Importance have been made.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13
The Railroad Ordinance.

This bill comes up for the action of the
Board of Aldermen tonight. We have al
ready urged our reasons against further
postponement Of its consideration by the Board
our belief that such postponement could
result in no good and might do much harm
TO the city Our citizens have already
begun to aceustom themselves to look for
ward to that SORT of commercial millennium
which shall take place in this city when the
New Orleans and Mobile Railroad begins to
pour its tide Of trade, wealth and travel into its
bosom, and no one now doubts what will be the
popula's decision upon this question. When We
say tn ut we look anxieusly for the action of the
Boaret upon the matter tonight, We but echo
the feeling of almost the entire community.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13

IHE HEALTH ORDNANCE DR.. J. S. MeFar.
lane, the inventor of the famous theory that filth
and stencil form the chief safe guards against
attacks of yellow fever and cholera, is out with
formidable communication in the True Della
denouncing the Health Ordinance which has
passed the Lower Board of the Council and
awaits the action of the Upper. The Doctor
urges his objections very earnestly, the princi
pal one OF which is, that SO soon as the sanitary
Board shall have succeeded in removing the
local Impurities, the yellow fever will again
burst upon us in an epidemic form and desolate
the city. lie also states his belief that .those
VINO have been most active in getting it up are
those who expect TO receive lucrative a, point.
ments under it, and that every appointee bad
been selected beforehand. This is simply very
complete mistake. 1t is well known to every
member of the Board of Assistant Aldermen NJ
least, that the persons who concocted the hill
had no sort of personal interest in it whatever
And we have the assurance, from men whose
word it would be impossible to doubt, that the
persons who are to fill the offices created by this
ordinance have never yet been spoken to in that
connection Of the matter, much less decided
1lron