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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

Tie from the West Coast Of Mexico is decidedly
of important character From every side intelligence
Of the progress oil the revolution reaches All the
false reports circulated by government agents have
pro ed fIuiess step By step alvarez is pressing
wards the capital # any faith il To placed in the
document and papers before the days of the Dcta
tors reign are certainly numbered
In addition to the news published in this mornings
HERALD, give further extracts from tbs Bolen
0fcial del Gerco Restauradr de la Libert1d the
OF Alvarez published in Acapulco. The Boletin Of the
9th instant eays - sdsees received today very
Of the cholera in the district OF Ajuchitan. where
It has been making such avsges that the enemy q
troops were obliged to abandon the capital aud take
refuge amor the adjoining hills. The scourge has
waited us pnrsysing ior awhile all hostllit,es
The principal of the nhabitsnta of Jasco have
raised the anda of revolution according positive
advices received by different chiefs anc Communicates
officially TO his Excelency General Alvarez
In tie town OF Coyuca on the 9th Of July the officers
on ADaclato Tabares called meeting the pub
lie square, where the plan Of Azuta (the revolutionary
pIcaiamme,) was read to the people and adopted amid
IL seems that ar,a Anna, as last resource is enaea.
vorg TO bhe Of the rebel leaders and gain them
bach to his cause. large Offers made By the die
tators agent TO Ion PAscual Ascenco Torres command
ing the Point Of Gallo to btray the in which he
had embarked: bu. he spurned them with disdain The
corrtspon between HIM Moreno Que Of Santa
Annals Ulcers is publ he'd 10 the Bole.in by the ex
press orders of Alvarez in honor Of gallant chiean
large public meeting held ia the town Of Ntacu.
he 10th Of July last a. which the
pr.gramnas was unanimously adopted and the people
resolved to sutan and further 1t by every in
tntir pos er.
The government troops have evacuated the state of
Guerrero with the exception Of small body LETT at Fix
ella
The Boletin thus nents upon the sale Of the Ne
sa valley "ay This sale Mexico has bee deprived ~
upwor by ctzens Of the Ivaniages Of its geoerap nic
Ion which the Central point Of Stion
between Europe And Asia, an the road over which the
Inhabitants aha merchandise Of the world woui pass.
wos are the csuse. which jusfs this mi1ution OF
tiorsl tory In the sale Of the Messy We shall not
nov examine them They are aiding pre- BY
which the traitor ~antA Anna and his anti patriot csoi
bet have sought TO consummate the ruin Of this Iepub
uc.r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

sscrsd 20 visit the Isthmus In order possible - pre-
.he sfer Of the Oins-s 81 prssen. uodex
tract vi'h the tf the Panama Railroad CO.
psoy, 80 Jamaica had returned gfvos deplorsbis
~ the condition of his uofortunAe
The Ia huns. Or 100 people originally I'm ported
by Tie contrary not more than i've hundred are
iivirg AID the majority Of these are 40 steick
down BY disease and broken spur 3D. that DIR. Fa.
himself could only seect sboct tvo hundred
Is heisg AZ TO be- employed in Jamss The po,r peo-
pie Amn~s frantic with jog at the visit 81 Wan to-
Chang they prosraed themselves at hts feet sud wept
bitterly wbeo they found there impairment 70
their accompany ing him TO Kingston Col Tottsn the
manager of the line and agent Of the copa ny vas not
personally avefre to their being Transferred. but he
stated that be had TO sanction the transfer
without the su h ritz OF TIE directors in Ne York
Her hajes'y's troop ship Resistance. Master Com
ms nder Brso.haw, arrived at Port Royal thursday.
18th inst from woolwich, Oast Barba iOes, with the
seth regiment, 10 relieve the 10th reg meat
he hesisaDce was to leave In few days for Halifax,
Ms
he Colonial Sta~da,d OF Sspt 49, copolud,s an article
the Gree town affair Thus We shsn have few ships
70 during the sipter months which might be ad
usl, employed 'ke coast OF mercs, IL the
vis; ne courea BY Mr. Marc., and the ser~tious Of
Grey town ny he repeA ID with slight improve
D4nts AZ New York, Wellington, Baltimore aud New
Orleans We need rot say that most fervsntIy hope
the good hich ut present exists
Great Britain and the United states may In any
manner compromised 1t obviously for tho mutual
which International commerce possesses 6ssp an In
teI.sp, should be retained. that should hope tbs
Cabinet OF General eIce will consider Wen ere psrs
the peace of the Upei states by upboiding sggres
sion International rights unparal eed In its coward
ice and Its wAntOnness
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

ONE WEEK LATER from SYDNEY.
BY the arrival Of the George Law have recsvea
files Of the sydney Herald dated to the 18th Of June
The general news is not Of Importance
The Herald has the following SON nerciAl summary
dated June 10, eP. The arrivals durirg the past
wA have included three London ships the e,rgoes Of
which have added very considerably already over
STOCKED market. These additions, however, hare had
sensible effect upon prices for there appears Just
AZ this uncture TO be almost susp nsion OF
business holders and spectators awaiting the arrival
fSs ,,ta Of a. comn. on AM, ,s
fed ty the banks on the 18th ef May, vy q. AID
per cent according 70 length Of currepcy but there
an increasing ciossnss Of inspection manifest as 70 the
by re'urn just Land upon the table Of the Legislative
Coun-il, we IND that the unit Of gold exported from
this port urng the twelve mon ms from april l. 1855
70 arch 81 1854 was 500 1853 OF dw's grr, valued
The ssms paction prevails at Melbourne but the pres.
appears TO be moye severe upon holders tn an ners
ON TITS caufe also there Is bu. little goirg h.ncc
Melbourne Fieish's are low, being about 81 S. 10 sad
ugvesels.
A. al ips ance Of the high rents beirs paid b. shop
sseIers in syoney, IT may BE- stated that for small
tfce not above seven feet by ave- recently built Ia
font q one Of the shop. In George srect the
psys fl0o year, OF TIE cost II erection
& On Re- X. "a ats o Jsss
It, has be following report OF meeting the trade
public me citing 2, the printing trade was held Yesterday
FIT streets for the purpose Of canvasng IN OPT mon
OF the trace re aye to the conduct Of the
printer to.srcs the worn who have rsceo iy left
their employ rnent In the UNI err his man
snt The meeting nunsroGsly and res psc,aoIy
srsced, upwards 81 one hundreo and twens, persous
being present. nom the commeo cement Mr. Leather,
hsyrs been sppo nted 70 tue chs opened the business
Of the meeting by reading the sdvertisemen. calling
tnem teeher and fequeted Of the hands from the
government ,rDtng Office 70 explain the c Gums tances
under which they had left their situstons which Mr
Jackson did BY explaining the facts rirs tnst little
hsv{x SsAr s~c:,cd i,c tbs scv.,s-sss .r.ss, -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

The following additional ness from Panama Is :
racsed from cur 6iss received BY the George Law
Tie Panama Star e the isth inst. has the folio wing
We learn that the ls Of October or thrs-
shouts the steamship n Dorado will be placed the
lice between Aspirvsi and Hsvana to leave the former
pot regularly the arrival Of the mails frem Cafor-
leans TO Havana whore they vii be taken up BY the
h. return mais vii be brought from New orleans 70
Havana By the same ana conveyed thence
" the I.'hmus ny the ~ poraeo,
We observe BY she Pdsoaso that the Governor Of thu
Mr. Ran tunnels for the estah ishment Of gusrs ON he
road for the prcven'ioa Of cutrages the
We have roi yet received sny OF the particulars con.
pscfed shere~h, Dor have vs heard positively what
arr lei bieve no sever, that his sonduct been
nth inn eDcej In grvat BY thre ss Of
a the friends of the Villains who have
ed On the read that be IL acting moe from
dread Of thess ptopls than from any other p.ncsis
lite Provincial ,snsrA viii meet To morfos the 18th
Inst, 70 ogen the present session. Senores Ramon Gan
boa and Josqsin Arrs the Representatives for Pa
mama.
We ).trn that Dr yu.to .rosensna. sepstor ia Con
greer for this Pro- nce, will leave Panama seat OF
govern mint on the 10Th inst
We informed that the faods on hand heionging 70
the Foreign Hospital have 'seo oesll iedgec 10 he
hands Of his wm wNl. ESQ Unitsi >tstss Consui.
o De- by him disposed Of he deem s.t jueicous
1ho smou.t Ne believe 10 about tso thousand dol
lsrs ard, this suncsnt 70 mAiotaic N" hospital
for some time % enc. 90 have learned With pleasure
op,n, and seHisiss inv.hds until M funds are On
taus'e..
FROM rHn INTERIOR.
THROW the ps.ama -<ar. ssrt IL
4. c. ..,.vs4 q &c ls1aa snab ss~ansx 81 A.
raAxsn n rseslpt e Aes Aasss freo
Ia asvs hs~Vya, y NJ h1iss4. - sstAlsg -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

been hfsrd from tse interior OF the eepublie owing
" tie pss Ia ring rcobed the ROAD from Ho1ds
- IAN ferrc he had ut eIectsd h' Contemplated
- a On tie Clsrsgs, shish sb.icipsted BY tae
mail scsount of the ARRIVAL OF tue forces
he Vas expecting 70 assist him
General Istria. OF the goserrmept army, had defeat
ed The ievolationists o. rsnusa, ana made several
pr-crerr
from that officer titus describes the result Of
ave have tripmphed over the 1870 men, under com
I'd Of Al killing TO- ioclu ling Chiefs officials aud
iders and cspturrg sarss Of 80 prisoners 10 mus
ket- tDd sns quantity o. smuunition We have lost
the ocrs and few soldiers but our whole loss does
General Berrsra had ben a. Ocsna oo tine esd and
had removei thence to the Nato1 al Port where he
OF Melos proceedings We have heard nothing by the
present ns, but presume he Is sin in the neighbor
hood Of Beso'a-
nH,IrH OF rHs IsrHMus.
Prom he spin al Courier Sept 10
though the present season ha not been msrksi By a
neral fs'ay the result ~ the Sickness by which
cor s'oersh. mber Of rsst-nts i've wished
~ bav. scarcely ever known, since resdeace poo
q,snces * ip,smp-raccs No. wees gases, 81. out
our hessng IL several tunes ssid-le must have been
vsy In emrerste man his vital powers exhausted
o. pav'pC pothiDg upon which To build . course Of
tr,s'usot be could not be treased very large pro.
poci Of those who hsv~ oied tbs Isthmus the
,hs Who S the pr. @ 0o.us
ge &c IN 0firkipg We have observed this both the
rselnc and s'lsSte s'aes. But The number has
among tie .hch tend 70 produce this
effect from liquor dris King. Is the quality Of
The l'quor sold 20 msuy OF the victims There has
been more delster,ous coppoupdue and drngging Of
liquor curing ths pat stsson than ever before Bot
comparatively little 81 it has been done sithin short
tine pas II sbon.d he certainly stopped and most
stringent scu ens IA uld DC 10 forc- sast this foul
tsmpsring wite mes lives whoev-r Is cognIsas Of
auy such proceedings il boundn the duty Of
mSn "a bis felc~ mao and with tue regard to his
oyn ssfeiy to inform upon ths perpe:rstors.
lie IN thA eits 1T sspn sail, IN e. tbs 18th II
SItemeer NJ III CT, HOSPITAL Augustus H. Griswcld,
81 hartford, Conn, 3 Mr.. came 10 aspn val.
tx weeks sine from California with the pectA-
t'cn Of 6nding his brother Theodcre Griswold, re-
0t', IRE gbt agent az the Panama IA iroad Compsoy
Ia hi. ely HIS bsotce, hal, however. left for the
Tn, ed sts'e- ia this steamer previous The deceased
ds'srmSsn 70 assi, his return or sdviees from him
he Sen tsifn seabe had several slight sttacts,
p.iter OF which ~e,. deemed serious, aud his last
sickness was but Of ave tays' duration.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28
Herald Marine Correspondence,

PORT JEFFERSON, Sept Us Arr 2ed, schrs Margaret
River wn Penn, Avery, Providence; Congress. Mott
EYork; : jayne, Hopkins, Bridgeport 25th, Indepen
dence, Crockett (befcre reported ashore Old Field
Pcintj
Sid 22d. rcbrs L Hulse, Overflow Philadelphia; VIM
The mas, Davis Albany; sloops Opera, tmmons, NYork
tirgs Bridgeport 24sh, Margaret Ann, Dayton Albany
PHILADELPHIA, Sept q, & PN-ar schrs TINS.
dale Thompson, Barnes Boston; Jane Patterson ole
Portsmouth,; Magellan Cloud, sargent, sedg~ick Ne
Chief, sbs,ller, Hartford
Mio (Br}, anderson, psSfsx, rs Wechsnc. puunioS,
Portsmouth, NH schrs Kencrcs Fish III y, Boston;
G Jones' Crowsn, Bay State; steamer Kenn.bec Copes,
NYofk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28


BARK Coso, Kean bounn TO NOrlesns mot Boston)
from cbsres,on several times reported dis ross was
por,s, the tee 7tb inst .t 80 49, lon II 81 it com
msncd lilo sing avy gale from the northeast AMI at
2PM 4 bad incre ssed hurricane o-irg The
sci en- her team ends when the foremost had cut
away, carrying the head Of the nmast with IL the
bark then ehed with four feet water ia the hold the
Of the cargo and battling On the eth inst the
wind haud to the southeast and moderated since viii
time the bark has been drifting about under jury
was good vessel Of 27s tons register built At sdfor
Mar. In 1874, owned by Nessrs Litchfed 4 CO. and
valued At about 900 which 10 fully covered b. insu
5000.
BARK THos DAIIErT. at Philadelphia 10Th from Porto
cabeo experienced very heavy weather In the Carb-
der close resfed main top.s during heavy gale from
NE, accompanied with much hail day. IN The M,ua
carried away fore topsslan, mast broke oss
into three pisccs biew awxy all three top.s fore and
main Courses, jib and foretopuass staysaii and did
re.fed tcpsas al the Time sfssen minutes sssrw.rd s.
was .truck by similar squsl The . was then snly
continued three hours longer must have gone ashore
az there were sails TO set that would keep her OF ..
Pm got her head round south cisar-d he wreck and
Curacao for repairs but tbs wind hauling TO e ON the
18th, ship and went through tbs Passage under
the c.ps Sept 10 lat ss So lon Il 90 50. large sn 10
wi painted ports, standing T. With all three topgi
liant mhsfs cAfrfe1 away IN tns caps
BARK MnIY RACHKl, Burk, from River Paraguay for
NYorh, which put into Montevidso Ia Distress called
sgsin date, and arrived at 81 Thomas aug I'll Ielk
ing survey h. Id The 2ssh who 70 ported that
the forward hatch LAD been opened, and Of her
cargo o. hides thrown g. tighten ship; she
was lsahirg ore inch per hour and pumps worn out:
Fastening apparently worked lose main yard and main
topmsst sprung spare reg,og and sails In bas condi.
ten and chain plates started The cargo mad bean
seoered TO be discharged for secoad survey Extrsct
Of letter to EIlwoed Walter, ESQ., Secretary Of the
Board Of Underwriters
BRIO ORION, OF Chelsea, before reported abapdonsd
was ssain fallen In With 2st Inst 81 3d. Ion "a full
OF ~ster dech broken mp, and the lumber CONT out
nRIo DysRAR, At Baltimore from Boston, on the
10Th lat 40 lon 60 80, experienced heavy gale and
Lost nearly all her sails, boat, galley &c. and
OIL the deck; had At time ave feet water
hold.
BRIG ELsrEoRn at Portland from pareu on the third
day out expern heavy sal and carried Away fore
top md tcpgaUaDt masts head OF main to.ma,i Ia
DO, Al, cutwatsr, and did otosr damage.
FRro PREcor, efore reported wrecked ct Ed.
CART hiss bean repaired II ready to take In cargo
and expected to sail for Philadephia the Goth Inst
sun sAM sxz, Ryder, from 81 narys 0s, fol
New Yort with val stores put into GsorEetovn, &C.
18th inst, with less Of atck lead sails rigging add
sAnaNv
scm xAar D HArxAs, hon GsSgssevA, SC, io< y,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

rrrc~n the ps-ama -<ar. Ssrt IL
x. 60 .a.vA4 q ess Wsss ls1,a snab ~ A.
panxsM sSsss n rseslpt q Aes Aasss sreo uAxtA
he ssvs, hs~sya, NJ kniNs. - ssAisS -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28
TEE rEoIEslN EtIScPn CONTENTION.
VtnKs irsas y as o. mwcs
ORGANIZATION or THE BODY.
&c. &C. a.

TIE snBuAi rsosss,.ns Triseop- cervsutisc a. he
pcoess Of New Ncrt conasDrs1 ~ ys.sssAsy 10
Ss john. Cha1eh. Nsnes 80 -, A great eel q IL
tersst q si,aehsd q tbs yrOasc G. q va
enc Of he .usjsct - b. dss~d Of ttsrsa es1g NE
cleo ion o. fslop h rso@ q h. Ats at ~
JorA'hsE Nsyh-~ Van sftsns - - Ci - 80 Dono
I. o. that ceos4ssd IsslAs pi 80 tesa,ag fssk
we're hung in m ,rrninx 10 salires SO al sits
f&iies Interested 40 he grosesnss a. "a sAs - ts
Church iSr re cisres a. ~ assgsss Of
the copve Iticn, u ~Ao n . wse sever hatefeia
il ateucsnce The former ~tr1 ~ ths part ba.t
cd in iheI SUPPLIES ana batds fha es-rtsss shet
COZ Of tee ofciossy Eoraiag M arch
conducted ;, Rev o. snfhSa al CT VI 90
Ga ethtr side Of TIE nmg1i table ~ Or Bvrrsa
and Rev W. johnson, asd ~. pss Hsight sni Ae
Nie1ar occupied seat, aSd . patt N tbs ri gous
ceremonies Dunrs tbs ssr,4os the gesae er.l>mH.
Dom,ne was sung BY the choir pr.yisu- sas
Eon the foil 'wing ny no-the iseA--~.s sung ~ he
rI.sw. H..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28
The West Indies.

The George Law brought Giles of Kingston (Jamai
cay journals dated to the Goth nst with eight days
later intelligence.
There is no additional rews Of interest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

In Hampton Roads, ships VIM Pattsn' for Liverpool;
Alexander and wiltord Fisher for BALTIMORE Wide Awake
for Baitimore; schrs Senator Smith; tatssan Wicks;
Sanford, Culver; Flying Eagle, smith, Wide Verdi
Oaks and sunson Brewster oil from James River bound
NEW HavEN-Arr Aug 20 schr Sarah L, Smith, Bran
NIwPORT-Arr sept "a schrs Star, Tucker, wssh-
Ger, higgins Providence for fhilsdelphis ann smith,
Crsnmer, for Phisdelphia with loss Of jibbcom, "a
hsviDs been in contact with schr Paragon, Of Prov
'ssj cass IL "a
phia to Dig; vosnt Lord Providence for PhadslpAis
lnnl Brown Head Fan River for Alexandria. In pof
NEW BEDfOR Arr sept % schrs Franklin, Dsani.
sop Philad~phiX for Manchester (sse disastsrsl
HssSss s s s ss ka nigh. s:; .
Philaeephi,; Queen OF the Cape NYork for Wareha n
Id go a. :ser .I i.n .a Asany
tsss.t. Albany; Sornea. TYori Nsthi H,lnss, Phis-
esSh ssr .1,P, n.c Troy; sepublic, Albany.
esphia; $50 Umpire, and Sally Wheaton, a, sid IA
NfwBukYPoRl-Ar sept "a schu Kossush, chur-
Penn syivaDis, Rondout I'D 23d schrs iowa, wheel.
wright Philadelphia 2lth ereoian, ana Lsnity, Phna-
NIw LoNpoN-Ar Sept rs schrs rhos Potter, c,.rr.
s s,,'C of 70. Phscs,ena Ff,1css sydlsmsn Ron
NYori: Point judith, Newport do '''' - nv ~
PHI. sDEI PbIs-Ar sept -, Pm, steamers Ksuns-
s ss ksi, CITY e My sY. ss. 1
rer Eastport Cld steamer Delaware, ca i, EYors:
bsies Robertson, Cfo~el and Louisa Robinson Bostoo.
seh's 40 orands Rstssr, Standard francss nlsn; MA.
Ccrptn, AND VIM Bennett, Boston; G O<ary BsrrstT
-alen; Inos perdenos, Hopkins, Bridgeport; sharp
ycpes Boston; Ehn. Mason, dol John Anderson Hackst
Middletown; 4 Psge, Page, Broohlyn; Geo weaver
R.ySo,; NYcsL; steamer Vulcan, waltoaa, do:
PR0vIpfNCE-' n eept % schrs Suffolk, HArri,oa.
runclk. Va; hamlet, Han PhfladslphiA; 8 J. wsidi1.
snth, do; Marietta Hand, Dewey, Rondout sisope
schrs tns Jenkins, sherman. Baltimore John Bowman,
Taylor Esnssmon3 Lady Lake, Gaskill Pnilsdslphia.
Empire, Mason, Albany; soop John Eeufy Jactson a.
P0RILAED-Arr sept Is brig Elsinors whitmors.
Dsiisn schrs Irsd Iyer, Smalley, St Mara e.: Narv
Smith TTsssrsi,sSars yunsta, willard, and Navy Ann.
P0kThouTg-Arr Sept 20 schrs Riohara Thor dns.
Philadelphia, Empire do.
eANFRANC1sC0-s1d sept Br ship Lucy wnrht.
Hamilton, Csliao Be bark envelope Osen DO CID sRlps
5oaen Racer, Nasls ssn Diego ansrsan (Brl, Cover.
aInh-An sept Is brig raswA.a, Carver, Port Ews..
schr ID nbu1g, Ctseby, b ookly n, M
wAsHINofoH IEenTToKY-In port Avg II ship Nus.
yps. "A''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-22

ANTI-AouATIc.--Hon. George Bancroft is said
to have remarked the other day at dinner
party at Newport, that &c the only pleasure in
keeping yacht is, to sit on the shore and see it
SAIL The boys who sail their tiny craft upon
the frog pond of course coincide in opinion with
the statesman and historian.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-22

There is SO strange a hush in every room
No light footstep TO sing around No smile 10
greet you at nightfall And the old clock ticks
and strikes and ticks--it was such music when
she could hear it Now it seems knell on the
hours through which you watched the shadows
of death gathering upon her sweet face.
And every, day the clock repeats the old sto-
ry. Many another tale it telleth, too-of beau
tiful words AND deeds that are registered above.
You feel-o, how often! that the grave cannot
keen her ss ~,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-22

The London Punch blasphemously endorses
the ancient notion that Apollo occasioned cpl
denies and contagious, which, quoth Punch, he
would do, not only as the god of med
icine, but as having son, Esculapius, family
physician to the Argonauts, in extensive prac-
tice If Punch does not share the doom Of the
Cyclops for forging that thunderbolt he may
consider himself lucky ssWhat business have
philosophers to 60 letting out truth; why can
not they lie still'" [Richmond Dispatch.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-22

"Slowly the barrel aside we laid
The whisky all poured or flung out;
We carved not the owners name on the head
But left it alone with the bung out"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-22

Don't SMOKE. Shall help you to alight %
said young gentleman. addressing bouncing
country girl, who was preparing to jump from
carriage, in front of our Office g Thank
you, sir" she said, sweetly g but / don't
smnka''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-22

AN ELEGANT PLAcE-An Irishman, writing
frem Ohio, says it is the most Elegant place
in the world 'sThe first three weeks he says,
- you are boarded gratis, and after that you are
charged nothing at all. Come along and bring
the children"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-22

nosegay is easily obtained, Four brandy
toddies day for a couple of months, will
astonish all your friends
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-22
THE DAILY CRESCENT

MoRrUARY.-The following is correct return
of the number of interments in the several Gem
eteries Of the city for the seven days ending at
8 A. NJ, on Sunday, the Goth inst:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-22
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS,


OFFICE or DAILY Crescent,
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ssssqs sls, E pSr'sf esyb aa T;ys sssss
sshr 5lsiIty Green, for Psnsssos MASTER
ARRIVED
schr Eslicau, Nehh, from Mobile. to ma'tsr-Baaia.
3@ steam boats.
Princess, Holmes, from yicksburg.
s aasa sr Rs..r ltfia on li hs1ssaa.
ophels Dim'ry from Grand Ffsris.
Ships Aad Uoa and went to tss on the sa uaa
EXPORTS .
AsPIEWALL-s,esuthp n Derado. r.t
My ssl1 ss 'soP s. d. s9 III H.
PESsAcoLA-schr Eou,hrou-Iu ballast,
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Amsuda-71 bales COTTON Ponroy
COB Campbell strongi9d do Oakley Hae knsi3 do FARLEY
do W Ehin deo5 H Freison &eos do Powell q
Hopkn do Mcdowell Mls &eo-a Wright Davenport deo-s
Buchsnon Carroll Aco1 wool Robson Asnl Chrip,
MeGee &co-Toial, 1879 bales cotton.
YAZoo CTTYStaamer sarah-s0 bales coon Ward Jonss-9
Dc S'S sy1s n Dc a.ps-s
sundriea / order--Toa,
VICKSBURG-Steamer Pncess-la2 bales cotton Vaudeville
Intons1 Cuddy Cutcher co6do Buckner Stanton
Fsowe aco57 do Thornb &c1-s0 do ELsvsrch
&eo34 Oakley Hawkns3U doPay Harssnis Byrne,
vsncs &co1 DO Curry Persons do raaads dco<
Il PeaieO Wright Davenport 6cs DO Kelly
Buohanon Carroll &co7 do Mae, Conan &eo1
John Watt Aco4 do Beck Rieks-i Williams Bathurst &eos
John bales Of coon-sundss
Total 679 baes
GRAND PRAIRIE-steamer ophels74 sacks rice
as Penaud Feon7 bids sugar Gourdxn KERR do bales
gunpy George bhds sugar
Thompson half bbls n Ryns9 sks
IS onnns nndss Bsrs hhds rs bbs oa,asi
Magee2 head cattle McCutcheon-unife
hhds sugar 2s3 bbls mossse,, half do.