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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25

eY VIRTUE Of an alias writ of feri facias,
me directed BY Hon. Gannie. Fat Justice Of the
Peace for the Parish Of Orleans sell Public
tion FRIDAY November ii, O'clock
Arcade Magazine stree ave Nstchs sree
this foin described ,to-wt- Z 4
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND sgether with all the Buildings
and thereon situated che Fauboug
Fourth District of New Orleans late Pai Of Jefferson in this
quare bounded by Third and Fulton streets
being number thywo The
live, and
stree by depth hundred
made BY Hugh Grant late City Surveyor Lafayette,
the first of February ss The
Frame House and Kitchen =.
Seized in the above suit. tsfs.I
Terms and conditions--Cash. tts& Wv 5t7g -
: IL. l..
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+ oUIsIANA SAVINGS COMPANY, corne

T OUISIANA SAVINGS COMPANY, corner
Camp and Lafayette sreetThs Ii been organ
lied under act
State will be opened for The business on
DAY, the Sd instant -
The upon which ofs Saving IN
siution For the aurding
ting their savings III in the Charter
Dine will be received en- deposit ~ e #=
Fet Meass dsroisd Interest," the following hays been
/ u n three per cent pr 4A7t
Deposits months months,
y eat at thu rate Of four cent. per annpni.
Deposits months a. the rats OF five
4tif ~ ~. 84s ~ t{a5s III
Meuey Deposited subject will resolved interest
be allowed, ~ 49,
o. Fridays deposits will be received only from Females.
TRUSTEES. - .5sjrrsf1-+a
VIM H. Garland NJ w b. Bobhs, Dennis Crcpnu.
Pat. Irwin, Jas NJ kolRy, Jncs b. Camden. y
Geo. G. Lawrason Jno Coleman, Jas. NJ Rsad. /
r. Robertson, w M. Fl. GARLAND, President
NswOrlenns Auguat i, lsst. 8 E, aus iy
FIRE 1000 boxes No. in store
ess a. b. GREET q co, ID and ~ Old Iess..
lR ICE-A tierces prime new landing from
osiios " coNREasE i 90, cor. Canal and New Le,ss.
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FPsr JusrIea,s eoun.r j.. TwleHELL JULIA AR
PARISH OF ORLEANS. BUCKLE, f. W. c.-..No. l6,lo2
HbY VIRTUE of writ of fieri facias, to me
directed b Hon L. y Gasane p,st Justice of the Peace
DAY October 80 1854 10 o'clock Warehouse No.
- LOT OF FURNITURE
J.. l. HOPPE. Constable.
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M EM JERSEY ZINC PAKNT.-The sub
sebefs have from
The measasto5y an Of z9c y 90.
accommodating Ground in Oils packages Of 80 add loo
his snne White, Brown and Stone Ceo Eesssle
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25

BOARD OF .ALDERMENla+ This body met in reg
uar session last evening" Mr.. Lugenbuhlin the chair.
y Present: Messrs Adams Bailey Braud Gordon, Gil
more Irwin, Lugenbuhl, Pride, Prague and sinnott
The reading Of the minutes WAS on notion aispenfea
i, with ss. q i5si 4 = st s! ia. ,ss5,
Complaint from citizens in the neighborhood OF Com
uerce against the Inspection Warehouse as null
sance was referred to the Street Commissioner. q
petition from the Firemens Charitable Association
asking of Lafayette Square fog frework exhibit
ton, was laid on the table. 2=74 z a 49,
A petition from the Directors of the Third District
praying appropriation Of money to build
school house, etc. referred to the Committee or
Education. ~ a. nj 35si69
The Finance Committee reported in favor Of sslnl
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day week. We quote prime white American wheat Ia.
to 2s Cd; mddng qualities and red, lis I'd. to lis
0d smutty Canadian los. 3D. to lis. per 70lb BAlti-
more and Philadephis -four STA 3D. TO $751;. Western
Canal 37s to 37s Cd and Ohio 38s 3D. TO 3os Cd Per
barrel Prime yellow white Indian corn 39s TO Sos.
Cd. per quarter.
LIVERPOOL COrToH MARKET, Saturday May 6.-The sales
to-day amount to 1000 bales 500 American and 200
surats speculation, and 800 American for
export. Market steady, without alteration In prices.
exc. Bahia, 3D. to od Maranham, Cd. TO o.; suras,
AArs-There has been good demand for cotton to-
day, and the sales amount to 900 balss-1 900 on
are well sustained.
MAY 9-The market closed very steadily and prices OF
all descriptions unchanged The sales have been es
mated at 900 bales including 400 Pernam and Maran
ehd; 200 Egyptian. Cd TO 74d.; 700 surat 2d to 4d
and 40 Sea Islands, I'D. to Id per h. The Manchester
market reported quiet to-day, at slight decline in
prices.
MANCHESTER May o-rhe market continues quiet, and
though stocks Of yarn not large there Ia some ire
assumed hrmer tone since the advices to hand OF
slight rally in the prices Of cotton In the United States
In CLOTH prices very irregular and sales limited
Printing cloth is almost unsaleabe at any price, and the
way slightly in price cloths long cloths, and domes-
tics of which large quantities usually taken by the
Greek houses here for expectation much neglected
In fact the serious check this trade has received by the
been compelled to take will be very severely felt in this
market 1t Ia estimated to be worth about three mil
lions sterling per annum, one-eghth the entire
port trade in the fabrics Of this district.
LEEDS MAY 9-WoouEN CLor.-There has not been
80 brisk and animated market this morning as there
Saturday but yet there has been very fair bu-
sness done in both the cloth halls for Tuesdays
ket which Is seldom 20 large as ON . Saturday.
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FINANCIAL AND goMMERcIAL.
n on EY MARK EFT.

MONDAY, May 22-6PM.
Quotations for fancy stocks pretty well sustained
to-day At the FIRST board Cumberland Coal advanced
Ia per cent Hudson River Railroad, Nj Erie Railroad,
u Reading Railroad, NJ Canton Company, Vi Nicaragua
Transit, II New York Central Railroad, u. In the
coal and mining stocks there particular move
ment, except in Cumberland There is evidently up
ward in that fancy which bids fair to be profit
able TO present large holders That great many will
realize the moment they do without loss, there
is not the slightest doubt An imitation will bring in
purchasers and II wiz result in merely changing
the burden from shoulder to another. The most
exravagant reports relative to the activity Of operations
at the mines the quantity Of coal produced and the
profit per tom in circulation and they should be taken
with great deal of allowance for the anxiety Of large
holders to realize In the other ancies nothing new has
turned up.
The steamship Franklin at this port from Havre and
Southampton, brings four days later The accounts
not important Quotations for consos had advanced
the and cotton markets buoyant and &C.
tive, and better feeling prevailed among the financial
and commercial classes generally The position of po
cal affairs the continent being better Defined
and the of the Chancellor of the British Exche
quer had restored confidence and created quite act
witty on the Stock Exchange. The ID, the WHOLE
much favorable than that received by the Europa
At the second board there heavy operations in
Cumberland at an advance Of per cent Nicaragua
Transit went up y per cent; Erie Railroad y; Reading
Railroad !; Harlem, a. This movement in umberland
has been in embryo for some time past Sellers
plenty and put out contracts with great deal Of conf
dence.
After the adjournment of the board the following
sales of stocks made at auction by A. H. Nicolay
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This week. .. Dec. 5ol Inc. o5 Inc o2e
we're moderate About 400 bag. Of java wsrs sosd 4
!4hc i4ac.; SO do. Rio, and 100 do. LAgasyra, 1t
lOX cents.
mornings quotations The sales for the day were q
and on speculation, lsa dototai S2si Sslss
FRnGRrs.-Rstes after the Franklins news, were
somewhat nrmer to Liverpool Before the news, $500
bush els eDgag at 3D. per bushe and subse
quently about go 900 bushels at 61Sd 300 400 bales
Of cotton, at I'd for compressed. For -four, 2s
London Havre To California rates Il about so
cent? per foot measurement Two vessels were taken
up to load with cotton at New Orleans for Liverpool At
freights from the British Provincestor England
HAY.-some 600 bales river changed hands to-day ct
LINE -Rockland was quiet but steady at old prices
MoAssrs was quiet; clayed was worth about 2oc, and
NAVAL SroRns-The market was dull and tended down.
wards We have only to notice sales Of 200 bbls spirits
OF turpcntine, at soc. cash.
ons We noticed no additional transactions In whak
sperm or olive. Sales Of 5000 gallons linseed wei
effected, at 92c. a o4c. per gallon
PRoyISI0ys.-Pork tended upwards; tho days now
ments comprised 900 bbs at sl4 sl4 for mess, an
sl2 so for prime per Dbl There sold 40 package
cut meats at old figures; 800 bbls lard At shc exc
altered rates Butter and cheese remained about the
same.
RIcH-There was no change TO notice In prices Sales
Of 1876 tcs were made at 37sc. axe.
Soar We heard that 100 boxes CASTLE were taken at
lie. per ID.
aggregate sales for the day exceeded 2ooo hhds nciud
ing about 1900 New orleans, at 3sc. a4c $50 Cuba,
at shc 414c and 4Mc.; and SO Porto Rico, at 5kc.
Also $50 boxes brown Havana, at SIC. exc
TAuow.-There have been 1900 lbs. prime purchased
at re. per ID.
Of moment were reported 25 Florida sold ON
private terms and % bales stems e. l1ss per h.
con at 2esc. 2ehc: and 2skc. &c; and 100 hhds,
drudge at 2ec per gallon
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'Ew York CLASSIFICATION.


MONDAY, May 22-6 NJ.
AsHH-Tbere were 80 bbls sold at 90 12s for pearls
and SO for pots, per 100 lbs.
TRANSFORMATIONS in good demand, and ate !.
the Frankn's news appeared il closed with Arm
ness The days sales reached 1000 bills: ordinary to
ern at So 81 SIS 75 and other brands at proportion
ate rates Sales also reported Of 200 bbls Cana
dian at 81 49, 300 bbs Souhern at unchanged figures
$50 bbs rye four at S. 25 for fne and 81 rs
for superfne with 500 bbls. Baltimore and Jersey
meal ut So 62 and 50 10 per Dbl The transactions in
wheat embraced 900 bushels Canadian white, in bond
at 81 in rye 500 bushels at 81 l21k in barley 2lO0
bushes good four rowed at 81 90 80 days credit in
corn, $4,000 bushels at 60c Gao. for unsound CSC.
CSC for round yellow; &c. roc for Western mixed and
75c. 76c for Southern yellow, per bushel State and
Western oats obainable at Soc 54c per bushel
CATnE.-At Allerton's Washington Drove Yard, there
offered to-day 1596 beef CATTLE offered during the
week, 1856 We subjoin the returns Of the week In de-
ai together with the section Of country whence the
supplies came
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
ANTHOLOGY.


A GENTLEMAN OF HIGH REsPECTABILTTY IS
eighteen to twenty Of ago. With view
mopy Good education mild and sfAble dispositon and .
piepossessing appearance will be required Such person
will sind an agreeable partner BY addressing X. N T.,
Unionkquare Post Once.
MADAME MORROW n WITHOUT EXCEPTION.
M the most wonderful astroogst n The Werid or thsS
has been known She will tell pAs prsssaA ana ~
tur events and will show future husbands sbssaA
fsnds which has sstonshsd thouands durng travels
IN lursps she seventh tssEhssf Of ssvs.ih Saaahs
her science TO tell their very houshts sa2
VII sAue happy pairs 70 together Who will enjoy
tho greatest Happiness Of matrimonial hss The Il de-
sesndAnt Of line Of Atyccscrs reaching hack for osnt
rc and her predctions tuly 70 ell that ~
who have hssn Ssapppinted az ss sosn. esd
they depend uon Advos founded the eternal
principles 81 magical science Madame horrow's sdvAn
ssgcs from travelling have gives her more experiences shan
All the other Asrolose male o. female, IN the Units1
states We inow W Ssripyral proof that the ChAdae
Ayris dd fsrsts future sreststbsr s2srs yos csaaa
doubt uns have consulted this hTAly ge1 lady. s
promises than she will aceo y6h aad ruaRsnNee
those who Walt her will H. 70 Brooms streek -
tween cannon and ColumbtA- 0snsismsA net s1niltsG
A sTRoLoGy-NRs. rLEURY Prom PARIS, WH0sa
n relatives propheed Napoleon L. 10 che most eslebrst
true and CERTAIN. 2sS Bfcons street second Aoos.
AIRS. PRBwsTER, % GREAT JONES srnnEr
wi ~ Bowery who wish her services sssro
osy love and Law matters interpreting trssms BY books
VIII msrry; also the her vss.sss IaM s,sa ~
they will not l0ns lsvs The oppoItusi VI scnsssas No.
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Total $40, s5A "a s2ls IA $40 o7s74s %
The annexed statement exhibits the average condition
Of the leading departments Of the banks Of this city for
the week ending and including Saturday morning, the
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s. Diapers regular semi weekly sale Of stocks will
take place at the Merchants Exchange tomorrow, at
half past IL O'Clock.
The North Carolina Company have sold, BY private
SALE 100 tons Of their copper to the Baltimore smel
ing Company at the auction price, namely, s5 per
per cent Of copper. This supersedes the monthly
ton sale for juno.
A company has been formed under the title Of the
Hampshire Coal and Iron Company for the purpose Of
working some properties for coal, lying in Hampshire
county and Harding county va and Allegheny county,
Md. These properties, in the aggregate, amount to
1878 acres, Of which about 1000 in Hampshire
county, nearly touching the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
at point about 200 miles from Baltimore, at the foot
of the high grade Of 118 feet to the me by which Alta
mont Is reached It is in the immediate vicinity Of Pied
mont, where the Georges Creek Railroad terminates OF
these 1000 three hundred underlad by
the great thirteen feet bed Of coal The total thickness
Of all the beds is stated at TX feet which at "royal
ty" of 25c per ton would give aggregate value Of
S9,6sO000. The property also contains iron and Gre
clay III proposed to bring the coal to the railroad by
series Of inclined planes Of about mile and quarter
in length The whole cost OF these planes and equipments
is estimated at s25, 31s.
The comparative transactions at the clearing house
Of this city during the past two weeks, have been
follows
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The month just openrd Ia bringing . remarkable
proof OF the slender influence which yet exers on
the daily habits Of the population We observed our
national fast day. and there end the UPWARD signs OF
contest which may change the face and desnies Of Eu
rope The rest 10 left to and our soldiers
who are despatched with cheers and accsmations to
scenes OF conflict where England's glory NAV be
exalted imperilled but where nothing is antici-
pated to interfere with England's tranquility. We
not transporting our bullion from the bank to
Stirling Castle, removing the jewels from the Tow
er, preparing for the migration OF the court,
exhibiting any other symptoms Of forecasting terror
If we launch a ship larger than usual, the event
only makes holiday extraordinary, and, IL we plant
batteries coasts, II IL scarcely with any
belief that their thunders win ever be provoked Egg
lsh life goes on its everyday Beyond little
more eager inquiry for morning, there Is
notable feature 10 be observed in society; and,
though largely increased taxation il supervening
upon bad crops and dear markets. there visible evi
dence Of suffering pressure.
But the most singular Of all such illustrations Ia to be
found in those peculiar meetings for which this month
Of May Is so renowned. Exeter Hall Is crowded again
with the old faces and chong TO the ola stories as
40 rumcrs Of had been heard. The reader of
atnre history may learn perhaps with SURPRISE that At
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THE VERY LATEST.


THE EVACUATION OF wALLACHIA.
VIENNA, May 8, 1854.
The journey Of Marshal Paskewitsch to Kalarasch and
silistria has been indefinitely postponed.
During the last week several conferences have taken
place between Count Buol the Earl of Westmoreland,
and n de Bourquenay At which conditions agreed
upon to be offered by Austria to Russia after the for
msr has occupied Bosnia, the Herzegovina and Upper
Albania.
= The conditions were said to be found acceptable by
Baron Meyendorf. They regarded being proba-
b the Anal attempt Of Austria to restore peace before
she declares herself.
Tmnn. May 9, 1854.
Il stated from an authentic source that the ssques-
on Of the estates Of 100 persons In Lombardy and 20
n Venice, has been superseded.
"a .s.- CoxsrAxrN0PIx, April 80, 1854
Lard Raglan has arrived here and the unpleasantry in
wAish the Porte involved with the French Ambassa
des has been satisfactorily arranged.
The dssaand Of Gsusral paraguay d'Hliers has been
Hin on the part of the Porte
There are fifteen thousand English now here and as
many more French approaching.
Tho fleets were the 26th Of April before Sebasto
pol
Divisions sent sf to Anapa and Redout Kale
Fifteen Russian merchantmen were seised before Sc
Bastspol.
Is current at Galatz that the bombarment Of
sebasopol began the 2sh but the statement requires
confirmation.
Apart the troops in the camp Of Hayder Pscha have
received marching orders for Adrianope.
MARsn1LEs, May Q, 1854.
We learn from Constantnope that large quantity Of
musksts rent from Antwerp for the Greek insurgents
had been seized The Turkish feet still in the Bos-
phorus 1900 Greek insurgents had disem barked ct
6tria II ID said that 5000 had landed at saonica The
policy of the Shah Of Persia appears to be hostile to
Russia. He claims the restitution Of provinces which
had been taken from him, and is moving army Of
$4,000 men.
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The following table win exhibit the amount Of Unitsd
States stocks redeemed at the Treasury department
ing the week ending saturday the Goth ns and the
amount Of the public debt outstanding that day
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There has been decrease in every department except
that Of discounts. The variation has, however, been
only to moderate extent and Of tring importance The
deposits show falling of Of 1921 010 circulation ST.
77s and specie 1894 02O while the discount line shows
increase Of $64o1. The specie item continues very
uniform in the face Of such active Shipment and
shall have later arrivals from California the pro-
liability is that the supply win not at present be reduced
II the steamers from San Francisco, nearly DUE
brngtwo millions Of gold dust shall not feel pretty
active expectation for some weeks
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value
Of certain articles exported from this port during the
week ending and including Saturday the Goth Of May
distinguishing the destination and extent Of shipments
to each place -
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The steamer Calcutta, with Indian news arrived at
Trieste at half past eleven o'clock the morning of
May lis hours from Alexandria, which port she left
On the 4th inst.
The Indian mail brings advces from Calcutta to Apr
O.; Madras, April 10; shanghae, March Is; Mantle,
March 81 Hong Kong, March q; Singapore, April
Gale and Bambay, APRIL IA.
Blu nah continued in disturbed state
The electric telegraph between Agra and Calcutta 500
miles IN length, completed.
Business fair; indigo neglected Exchange at Calcutta
al Shanghai, SIS; Canton. So
The Russian feet left Manila March 49, for Batavia.
The English out steamer mad not arrived at Alexan
dra ON the 4th Of May
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SECOND pAArp.

Weekly Report OF the New York Cotton Bro
kers' Association.
MONDAY, May %, 1854.
Sales during the past week, 1891 bales vix-Export,
$500 bales; home use, 1894 do speculation, 797 do.
in transitu, GEO. The Board voted that sThe market
closed firmly at the quotations. The following the
prices adopted this day for the following qualities by
standard samples
NEW York CLASSIFICATION.
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Fashionable Intelligence.
GRAND BAL COSTUME IN LONDoN-THE QUEEN AT

TIE FRENCH MINISTER'S.
The London Nesrs, Of the 10th inst contains the fol-
lowing remarks the anxously expected bal
at the rssidenos Of the French Ntnister This briian
assembly, which Is definitely Axcd 70 take place Fri
day next will not only be- IN every respect the grss
fashionable event Of the season. but will be rendered Pc
cularly memorable by circumstance rarely indeed
arnpled-namely, the public visit Of British sovereign
to the reside of foreign minister accredited to this
county, token cheering and auspcious Of the truly
cordial friendship and unanmity which happily
list between the two great nations who stand in the
guard Of civilization The list of invitations had
originally limited to four hundred, but in consequence
Of the anxiety to be present understood to have been
manifested by many individuals Of distinction the num-
Der has been extended ave hundred and will now in
cude nearly all the members Of the very highest circles
Of rank and fashion. It is expected that the foreign
ambassadors, almost without exception, now residing
in the metropolis will be present. Tho deaths which
have recently occurred in certain noble families hese
Of Beaufort, Anglesey, Londonderry, and others) viii
cause the absence Of Of the leading members Of
the hane noblssse- The costumes not confined in
the range Of age, character nationality but will be
wholly at the discretion Of the guests. There will be
fancy quadre, the management OF which is entrusted
to Frances Countess of Wadgrave Several other fancy
quadries are also in preparation The Marchioness Of
Aiesbury and Lady Stanley Of Aderley will each direct
q set The Queen will not be costume. The general
company to be in readiness Majesty at
nine O'Clock and chair of state has been prepared
position which will enable her Majesty command
full view OF the evenings proceedings.
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THE TRADE OF THE EMPIRE.


Regarding commercial affairs in France the Paris
respondent of the London Times writes
There is change In the commercial and industrial
situation Of Paris since last week the retail trade par
cuary in articles OF Dress continues very brisk and is
by inferior to the amount Of preceding
years ct this The accounts from Lyons, st.
Mienne, TarAre, Roubaix, and Mulhouse mention
married improvement In the industrial position OF those
eties which have been lately visited BY pur
chassrs from Paris Commercial relations with Russia
arc, for the moment, interrupted, the prohibition
TO export specie rendering all intercourse with
that country impossible The Gar IL said to be making
strenuous exertions to organize transit trade through
Prussia, but however advantae his offers may be,
they win never induce any house in Berlin, Breslau
Nemel, to open accounts with Russian merchants on
the condition Of being paid in paper roubles which
are now regarded In Europe as mere assignats.
The price Of grain has again increased in
our mari cts, notwithstanding the cheering pros
pscts received from all quarters respecting the
apo arance Of the crops The rise, which only
be temporary, does not exceed one franc per hectic
Hire in the districts from which Paris derives its
supplies Butchers meat 10 still rising in price, beef
selling, in the Marche des Prouvares at from IT, 10c to
IL. 44c. per kogamme; mutton, from S0c to If. Soc.
veal from T6c to IT, &c., &c. The price Of wine main
tains itself very firm In the Bercy market which has of
lAte received large stock from Macon Letters from
Bordeaux state that great improvement observable
I'm the districts visited last year by the odium An
abundant crop, however, not expected. The last
fross have done injury In Burgundy and It Is calculated
that the falling of in the vintage win be about
fourth.
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Total 72s H. O4S 1885, ols Ga, ss2eS1
The condition Of the principal department Of the New
York city banks at the close Of each week within the
last six months, compares % follows