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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-29

q IA, bat ess b. v9tsS s,ly sn4ss szb,.s
Wntsn. II this WhtU pysvss tsrty 49,
nsA strihes vi'l b Deds - Bsas nssDfsh.
s,:s ss =. S. ,,ss S 81: IS. s -
cured 70 work the ground.
RicW BARvrsr. - Msssrs. DsusAuA Csn
Dsnisls, ovnen Of The Allison R,DoA qasrss sSs
ersss Valley, snived from The interior % Mnsiss
evening. with lumps Of god 10 the valus II NJ
tbouespd dcllar being The rssult Of three sssSssv
their mill running eight stsnps twelve hoam n -
Last week in twelve hour. wosk, tsey erssssd 81 e
beat little srm Of Twelve thD1.snd dollars. Thsy ID
ready for crushpg st three hundred thosssnd ~,
The lead q they continued goicg into the hin smv~.
in Tchness and extent Speciu< NJ Of The gsid nav y
seen at the ssssy Office Of Pete. 500 rsnus, q N
Alto building. Messp. Judd Wstt Realised 69s ~
from 200 tuDs Of quEts, aksn from Tie wsslvc,N
clsips 90 Massachusetts, Hill. Nssfly every IN : y.
vicinity Of Grsss Valley u paying . nch rswasls u
epterprisipg owl era
TABLr HorSrAiS.-Tbo following new "ssAa-
In this golden mountain are reported N TIE osjs~I.
Gazette:
Aiken e. Co, have struck hide in thei, Tom, Ava.
sging e6 to $40 per cart load. Thin tanna sut.pd,
over AGO feet into the mountain.
Shares in The Caldwell Claim sell for 81, 200 sasA
MARY1ILLR.-Tke Iaqswer furnishes iHssrsst,.
statistics q the growth Aud present cooiikss q ~
fourshpg city on the fuoa.
During the six years Of her existence - civ. u.
has provided herself with City Hal and CRY -.
her streets have been graded and grsvsls5-ir
sidewalks twelve feet in width, AID crossings Gar -
in width, facilitate pedssriaDism. We have . noS
efficient Fire Department with three frst rste BssS
engines three superb hose carriage and soe hook I'd
laoder truck, and good police force, toge>Ax wa
all the other forms, modss asd soows Of city ssv
erpm<ut. During the tune have ipcurNd . eeb,
Of $ls3 2CO. which 10 In bonds ysbe In 1901, via
intereet at ten per cent per annum This debt caape
he mere ssed without most prohigste msmanascmeut
for We have, without doabt ccns'deraoly more Ia,
five millions Of taxable property In the city, ns
tax levied this year was tWo dolss and Eve emu o,
each one hundred dollap II one dollar and seventh
Eve cents be levkd On each on hundred dolan neit
year. the tax revenue slene will amount TO 81 500
Acd to this $4,000, which 10 low estimas, for L.
cense ta1-$5 900 for fines in the Recorders Court
end 50 eco from other sources, and we have income
of little over $lcO COO for the 6scai year. The o..
perditurs Of the city next year, for salares schools
Streets fire department. printing, interest Oh he fund
ed debt and incidentAls viii not exceed $7sa0O AHA
allowing Q large margin upon the estimatseef our
preeept Mayor, whose knowledge OF the ssb5sct y
better than ours Asnpus viii thus remAia OF sbou;
H22 OO0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-29
ELECTION RETURNS.

Returns from all the counties of the State except
Plumas and Colus show the following results for Pres.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-29
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Richardson, Spence g. Co.'s Circular.

Per Fu,oraI LIVERPOOL, December IL, 1855
We have this weeh report very hessy arrivals OF Bread
stufs: namely, 4l6 s33 bush. Whes, 2O s7 bush Corn
I27s bbs Flour from the States and Canada 46o quarters
Farmer deliveries Whes for the week ending last satur
dsy were 673 quarters at 60 against l8S quarters
SSH IN the couespot ding week 81 last yfsr 80 .e,
On Tu.soay reported per Baltic one OF the most lfeies
markets we have had for song time and the business done In
ali articles quite trflDg Red WHEAT oond have been
"a bus6 on the prices Of Friday but there ".
not disposition to purchase. FLOUR very dull and
nominsly II y bbL lower. INDIAN CoRs neglected.
At to-day WHEAT Of all kinds easier 70 buy
and where made 1t reduction Of
I'd bush bnt prices irregular. large proportion OF
such demand the price OF sooi red FLOUR
sale but lower Bakers paid a. high a. 81 dSSlo
y Dbl all fancy lots but for TO good brands
there very little demand INDIAN CoRS very dull We
quote FLovs good Westero, 81 Phisdepha and Bal
moIe IloS2I6; extra Ohio: 81 ass. Wheat, red, sd
low IS 10; white, s4i6| $50 h. .
BlETTbe trade continues quite In retail, without change
In prices dealers only suppyiG their immediate pecess lee
FoRKThe stock chiefly Of low quality for which there
BAcoSThe small parcels OF New, arriving sell In retail
about 81 owt. of Old the stock 10 nearly exhausted
LARD for the moment and Sd ass has been paid
for snsr lots on the spot
TALLow In good demand At rr,ber improvement In prces
good Butcher Association would bring 60J y cwt.
RosIs- Common sctve and barely reach
bbls 81 4l7d4j8 No change In fine.
OILs-sperm continues dull; tor email lot $50 has been
tlep No Whsle here.
BAIK In good demand At quotations.
and to day stock been freely offered and rather
piices accepted for the Ordinary aud better quA
ties Medina" with staple beios remains firm.
"Mddlins" Orleans, lS6d Mobile and Upands Sd 70.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-29
Baring Brother. e. Cs.'s Circular.

Per Eu,opa LONDON Dec. H. 1866 p. m.
fair amount Of business has been transacted In the Colonial
BRrApsIuTrs dull MONEY good demand 6a6. cent.
vs s,ii. DoUsLooss~south American 1873 Spanish 79I.
M.ac.n DOtL.s:s, AMS. ,N. E.clEsNlH r,,,,
Cste and Tile sS ,uni shes,hns I'D y n: yellow Metal
CocnsK.L steady ICE bags sold. Teneae Silver sasio
see bales; NJ ddlns oresn, 6lsd.
Ceyn suction during the week disPosed Of at steady
prices fine orch 10 low ddns 6se1s3 and mild ias
Ie,lon realized So 6S In other knds nothing TO report
(oRSTbe ns,k.t fat and tArdy business done
to-day Last weeks average quotation for English WHEAT
w. qUote ~he American wHKAr 90 an, and red 81
hm.1ic.n FLOUR so asa Pbbl
tbs firm; common blocks lSs bars 1885, straiu 1884, Bsnoa
psues, ke-Css,or ol-lco case. sold at i'd. advance,
o1Sa e s P's .6d ss q. snd ana 10
Rtdp.rbea sses. China sold fat iics4i roasS $50
iar sold a, % ss.d Quicksilver 10
Cocoa vithoui ehspse
HrNP-Rus ian viii oa. change tun. damaged chiefly
Jute OF FAC bales aue'ion, half cold very ION
prices good common, et5d eI6 1915 mid. good
Tsoi Rail. bsTe sd1sncsd 90 81 is dsS; Bar. s75f
in Ls. Scotch Ps ~ rnirod No. on clyde
9, T.s;nIor .nS s; ss5s isI n,a.sopc siors a.
:. ss f% direct s sen $50 e. o
F,om grHI Gry Calcutta have been ade s1s3s
and OF Sunday s5. Import into London ss from
the East lnds Llised Gales dull and prces have down
ward tenoency
lap so,hins Offering; pompL price, In bills and es soI
LEAD 6st. Common Pig, ea
NolArs-ss punehsons Porto Rico have realized IS o. and
so casa Cossiport Tresie ?t.
OiLs-Fish very fat Sperm nomnally f9gd R9li Hal.
ust',r gg Olive firm az f6d 9S7 for 0.hppI and RS5d
f55 A.l'tA R'pe q,et Las, wsek. prc.s foreign
r6l,d 5t6 brown rs Luseed steady S7s for present
o,,sry for considerable salss have al
ISL Coeosp ut hIm a. 4si645 a. Palm ~ dgl
fcl-Toy.r qI,i'ls. IN sooa sep.Da asoat 70 bag.
i.ys shp.sd hand' Privaiey cargo B.ns s AMI M.dr.s
ssIo but the pubic Gales eomprsiBs ~ BAGS Of
de- have sohe heavily or y $50 bags broken B-nn
III tAss rspse finding buyers The fcr.T
the latter d 10 ace, the white Bcasa Withdrawn a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-29

-. Phs.sss = Iievsn. he bs Alsc pad. several
"yhih 70 II. Guisot." ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-29
TURKEY.
THE INV MINISTRY,

Ccssksafisopls Later Of Dee l-Losdos Post.
Last Monday u was announced that Ali Pssha had
replaced Fusd Pasbs a. Minister for Foreign Affairs
and the following day it was known thst there had
tab en- place further modification Of the Cabinet by
which Ethein Pesha--s name lew TO the West-would
Obtain the F,,eien Office, and Ali PAshs aud Fuad
Pashs places in the Ministry without special depart
m.Dts. The Cabinet, q now constituted, will stand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-29

M. Dkraeh,' wrtes the Paris correspondent Of
he IHStpsndonos Beige, 80 shows himself very fire.
~gaently IN our political sso0ns-especlely in ihs, Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-29

ZION. Liberty had clearly lost all value in bis eyes as
Incentive to EXERT on the field of bAttle-at least
b America; AMI Jet have not the smallest doubt that
had carried the subject fu Their, and come TO talk OF
European affairs he would have declared that the love
of and the craving for 1t in the breast VI Pole or
Hungarian rendered him match for two or three Aus
trisns or Russians.
II ia curious TO zee how the passion for dress and
aheve all for French fashions in it, has penetrated to
even nook and of the country. Ian staying 10
q" hotel in which all the chairs are made of deal 10
which there Is average OF thee beds 10 every cold
bare, whitewashed room; in which am wi'ed upoa
b. filthy DegTvee; in which my lookinggass Is nailed
% the WALL and is only four inches square Txo-thicds
Of the men in the little town board in 1t and before
each meal wash in t~O tin basins, aad arrange tbeir
hair at glass in the hall with the same comb and
hrusb, suspended thereffom by a stout ocri How
they board may be guessed from the fact that sat
down at breakfast this morning with sixty gentle
men, and that within ten minute, of the ringing Of the
bell BY my watch, there was not sosl Sc table but
nyssl and two Others. All had eaten and gone. There
vas not sin e clsn shirt TO be seen anoog the whole
party asd yet every one OF them wore BLACK shabby
coai Of Psrissn cut, aud the thinnest and lga,est
boots that could possibly be got 70 hold together Oar
"ps,lor' is e1sctiy The ward in the hospital at
esatsr. The furniture consists OF deal cnalr except
The rocking chair; and its carpet appeTs TO have
been manufactured about the time OF toe revolution
An il colors have disappeared under the itfuence OF
tsbaeoojuoe. We are lighted IN It by one cansle OF
Sminptyo proportions, which, with the assistance Of
tbe whi,ewasoed walls, just makes the darkness
vtible The house IL just such q one as you woad
expect TO zee ensntsd by bury farmers In top boots
and corduroy In which one would look for coarse coth
asd thick soles; in which mot Englishmen would
think decent shooting rather oat OF place. Bat
ssch h the passion here for foreign fashions that every
one IN and about II, with his taresdbse black his
doubtful linen, his patched upbrushed Paris boots,
veas the appear sDce Of stToipg actor oat Of em.
picyment The ladies OF the house come .wn IN the
evening attired In ell the hues Of rainbow and sit
b the parlos after dinner In melancholy grandeur In
The uncertain light Of the solitary uInay Of the place.
The nan smok and spt in the bar and thu n,opes
lospge in the passage. Every one sesms trying 10
svois everything in the mater Of costume which
would DO the least degree suitsbs 10 active iifs
n hall settled region in the heart Of foresteovefed
ssAtsent.
M Dtraeh" wrhes the Paris correspondent, Of
De IH|tpendoncs BeIgs, shows himself very fire.
GRently IN or political Internationally in ihs Of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-25
THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT..
Mep Orlsans Mloneg Mlarkst.

Thursday Evening, April "a.
Anee WIS u hooa OF European ine's.nS 'sI s'
the nts were the mails oy the atic Whch hiiseu
York. next telesrapc adyces OF the arrival Q, me
steamer Arago, with dates Of me ' ana inch VI M
"rflVh o 'ne 4hapa AZ tiaiit" WIN itF.,p'p s - w.,
lL'h 1hS'' "hich afe co''aeree u
there Is sometmng puAzhg apoa VI. p,ae ~,
all parties N Europe afe nearby nuu u
some sort OF pence rs II was ,ae ~ 'e my u.e
on our market uia hot sno" 'e ~ 'i'' '''" y
may De the result tomorrow, 49,.
1he pi,s@o ~ .le i'h',, ,ie'
'sS n''' ou ~ y, pod
WINCH seem 10 eoplfoi ihc minus u ii'iy " H M 49,,
su u az nus "'s' n Engand
la""e4' ',oe' % o' " 80 -, n, Ec ;,osst u
though "e o'" u 'a,:e na - ~ , -
IN our .o,.s ',inss %ols Mt oa,an, f
~ o non hoynaorJ d ~ tte balance of
, , ,, ~ NV ~, ~, ,,d a.
nu w. ht a ono y; manor
", eo, r no =, ~, ,,.rd rate
~ nor , FIR AT and small amonnt Mt 71S and another
Wy : ~. :. o n ~ ~ N :
' w, ~ . s ,.l ~, ;. a. , a ,,1, hard
= ,, e. a., - IT,; p,, a, 1osI; mott 10 shares
" , ' - ., =. AZ n ,a.aa NJ n.,nuo rnunraoca
C ,-,n 49,, ~ , ~ 1ss,1 Neyv Orleans new
'i! ~, - W ~ =, ~ - -, :. Io,,/S
&" f S Low n san noo far account If the elf
Ia, II noo- r,at on ea,5 ooo altered of
-, r. e,an mn 40. =. 90 60 o.cor,,
~ ~, rt;, p,nk 5 mo oter nronoa,s we're for small
an,on+ and holm, informal we're Rejected After the nro
1T, - ~ pad e r,; soi,,ose ,,;na+sd n f,r,ber
-. -. >~ -,.zlE=
- .' ~ ~, s.S ,.,, 80 s; -s ~ dow tho oorer,,
T., -, -, :. - iat; W. o,,- hood or tho s,,.s of
s, a"n' 'l ~, Vs. :, .o..t :, ~ a., o..,d =.
@io'ooo ~ r.'". ms VI. - ' - - c.
rs to' 'e s -, ~ :. - ,-sI 49,. A., -,
'" ~ " t $50 - -. 80 - H., pa1-. o1d
e' ~ =. - ,:., 20 On d,s ~ ! a,d
eaeen' q" % p s si ti , -, 80 - w =. ~ WOW
10 ais' HesS Va s ' ~ 49, t. r. -. 81 T.; r.
10 uasS s's' p ~ % ~ sei ~ ~ 70
" 's o 'io. - "a ~ ~ $3.50 20, , =.
eoi '' y - o. <s 1,eo 49,, - - =
"a ois' 4he 'hahet eo''ns oi VIC u.' "i'' n
tne i'owi's pos9',p' -. ~. t,,.
~. " w. 80 ~ 3 " -
ba'lc.
rer Daluc'I > 1Ai o' -. r. =. - -a, ..
The declaration Oh peace mas given more 'one 10 " 800
market, and prices Of american nave aasaheeu 70. p "
sales for the three days being z'V9o oaes WIN '''' "
porte There has been steady demand Tor yarns ana goou
in Manchester but business mas pee checheu ny INC
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-25
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

tenbergsF52 Cummings stewart %cSss BneisnnGn Carroll
Seo Bmndr r Nelson eo
Guddy, Brown sees s Lloyd Frersons Smith, May
Dunbar &so Wfd ha un Go wise
Stanton &Newmanl35 Wright Davenport &eo-ll2 Thornhili
Ms Sso s. caddy RoHR &c g ysskson 1eose WaEd
!s sa so n"SsSs
r FIJI Ssos d
rs Ahy-2 X Dunbar &eo-l smeles &c9-6 Cleveland
MILLERS BLUFF-seamcr D stacy-l5 bales cotton
Campbell strongIlS Robson Aen7s G n Pnekard SEQ
ann Fis s
&co2 bales pees Andrews sier-l Dbl moasses Cleye-
" bss eesEns hes ss ''S
cotton.
LoCKPoRT-Iteamer DIR Bntey-a6 hhds sugar lls bbls
@ g IF S hhd sugar ar 90 b
ss % EsB ana f 9h o Fo~e xsa sf "a
ward Shift &co2O do do Koek keol6 Buchannon, Carroll
% If f 10 Els
Barrei &co-0 bbls moasses sabasne6 hhds sugar bbls
eo 80 hhds SIS SD .
AwIILIAMsP ORT--steamer Bella Dona-1l bales cotton
9y Ms1 &c sss RyHs yan
Saunders aaS cr PIaachs fG8 Beecg
&sS A Kelly
Il s Psqgs hSs
IF bbls moasses " Shaw bbls moasse
3 sb aGasH
bbls mqasses &So@5 binds "A MI
cotton 100 hhds sugar. l9i bbls l6 hf bbls molases.
JEFFERsoN-s Lone starT9l bales cotton te Mile
Foester-ss do Erslson Stevenson Sco do May Vanhool
do wight Davenport aeoas Ha1de Etoas aeRs
as E ryns Hs
sor-lo fully &co-lQ Bawns, Ducan &co-5 do Cnddy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-25
IMPORTS.


BOSTON-Shp Revenue--l327 tons ice j L Warner &co
CARDlFF-Ship Addison Gilber-995 tons iron Thos
] Casey.
LIVERPOOL-Shp Windemere-40O bxs tin plates Bridge,
Ranle &co--36 coolers Henderson Gaines-7
Gique Junison-5 hhds Hanson Sco-30
linens Graan-600 bxs lin plates AZ crates
CPL SKIS salt orderll3 bars n iron Tho Casey
LIvERPOOI1-Shp Milton-6OOO salt 50 dozen
order.
ST UBES-Bark Sea-92l broyus 100 gross corks
kock Geo.
MALTA-Ship ShawlEat--In ballast.
CONSTANTINOPLE-Shi Camlodcn Castle-In ballast,
RIO DE JANEIRO-Bark Parhiun-Coiee SCHNEIDER
Sco.
NEW YORK-Bark Mazeppa-Assorted mdse.
BOSTON-shp Squando-Assorted mdse.
LIvERPOOL-Ship Equy-5a2O SKIS salt to order
MOBILE-schr G Browi,-50 bbls turpenne May, Van
PENSA COLA-sclr soulronds00 900 # lumber 81 900 aths
Pooey, Nico eco. ! .ht
MULLATOE BAYOU-Sclr Mary Jane-l5 bales cotton
Oakley Il Hawkins-l4 cords wood 10 order
BoNFOUCA-schr Belle Rose-350OO bricks to order.
BONFOUCA-schr Alegon-35)oG0 bricks to order
BAN ST IOUIs-Scr Maria Louise-29 cords wood order
BILOXI-Schr Biox-3O cords wood to order.
BONFOUCA-Schr Libery-35,000 bricks % order.
BILOXI-Sclr Seventy -Sx-60 900 # lumber W Stacker
eco.
BONFOUCA-schr Shamrock--2S cords wood to order.
BONFOUCA-Sclr Stephanny-300 bbs sand TO order.
PASCAGOCLA-schr Wnrren-22 900 feet lumber to j R
| Pike.
| PEARIINGToN-schr Gen Westinghouse 600 # lumber
| TO W W Care Geo. -r.Fnr's 49,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-25
PRINCIPAL HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY

ST. CHARLES G Hoffman; Black Warrior; S G Smith,
Ark Jones, Wilson, Baton Rouge; DIR Clark Miss Clark
Eautaw Ala; Mrs and Miss Herndon, Mobile " Abbott and
WV Watkins Ia r Trumbull Miss; Robbins and lady
Ala; Il Ballard and lady smond, Laf1urche; NJ,
Woods West Fecann;W Humphreys. St Charles; Capt
Powell Donaldsonvile; Wells, Y;J Packer Miss; I
agency y Berheld and lady Buio1d and lady Mexico
Tupper Charleston; rupper Ca Miss Upper Charles
ton; p " MeGill r Moody, Ala
Wolverton W Parnue, Miss: Cole; i Eason, Ala
Heard lKa,sas GaE RenEe Miss C1 vt Jno
sprinsdcdi Garter, yi1son Ia;J H Graham, Pits
Nelson Townsend Thihodeanx; Kirkpatrick, Wood Ark
S Paxton R Freeman + Taylor, Miss Watson, LAD kn"X
MTurner, Fulierman, Miss; j Sample. Kansas
SARCADE....s Brownfeld Ark; w 4 Gilesson, F VII
lard jacksonville, Fla; McCme, II Wheeler, Ark; B
Hines and syts X Wexford, Texas 4 Smith, Ala; Jno
NJ Wagner, St Louis Dryne, Texas; W sadder, N o.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-25
EXPORTS,


bales tobacco 20O oats 2 bs -four ~ do sugar. 50 bags
coffee, $50 pkgs assorted mdse.
TABASCOScir Rayo-250 bbls -four 20 do Stores 50
cheese do Almonds 457 pcs lumber, and sundries.
CADEZ AND PALERMO-Bark Francesca-22 hhds obac-
co, % tgs beeswaX, $1,000 slaves.
BARCELONA-Brg Armonia-323 bales cotton.
BOsToN-shp Bay Satellite bales cotton % do moss
heepskin 1881 bbs pork $50 do -four I'll do rosn 200 do
ALCOHOL csks and 81 ties hams
NEW YORK-Bark n p Talmadee-SS bales cotton, q do
moss 50 do SKINS 1918 hides L. bales hemp, 60
larp bb sugar, 1902 bb -four $50 do pork $50 SKIS wheat
1900 spokes. 'H ~ ey
IIvERPoOI-ship Sarah IIyde-2so2 bales cotton, l72
ties beef 800 bxs bacon.
NEW YoRK-ship Far Vested bales cotton, g. beds to;
cs and is bx lard 10 hhs 50 cs and bacon Is bbls
whisky, 8 csks clare 122 plows.
BOSTON-ship Northampton-3223 bales cotton.
BOSTON-Shp Franconia52I bales cotton I5 bbs -four,
IT'S pork 100 do whisky II do lard 40 csks bacon 50 cs
do corn 2000 slaves
BARCELONA-Bg Tibidado-56l balss cotton 1900 slaves.
NEW YoRK--slp Wesmiuister644 bales cotton 81 bbls
hemp l52 beef 20! bhS pork aSs do whisky 65do lard 1918
MARSEILLEs-Bark Boynion-92l bales cotton, 80 bbls
and ties lard 276 bbls pork, l0l bales tobacco
TERRAGONA AND BARCELONA-Ship Dogenes-l45O
bales cotton, 1000 slaves. 81. &c..
LIvERP0OI-ship saml Adams-2.43 bales cotton SOLO
SKIS corn, 1884 do wheat, TO- 600 slaves, d.
HAvRE-Ship Globe-262S bales cotton . bxs snuff
FALMouTH-Ship john Spcare-1S5O bales cotton
BARCELONA-.Bark Integredad-920 bales cotton, 360G
slaves.
MONTG OMERY-Steamer Montgomery-34l bbls whisky
do molassesf 2l5 pork 25 do eur A do bb
and % sugar. 3O5 bags coffee cs hams
bbs ae 05 coils rope g. balls bagng Al pkgs mack
ee csk brandy ids rice bbls and 6 lard 80 bales hay
$50 pkgs mdse
MoBILE-schr Covngon-9s bbls -four 40 do whisky lO(
bbls and 100 f bbs molasses 100 SKIS con 80 empty bbs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-25
WANTED.

ITANTEU-A PRINCIPAL TEACHER in the Boys
w High School, First District Applications may be left
with the Superintendent, No "a CITY Hall. all If
Neutrality-suspicious. BY
wv ms BARELII & CO., No 81 Common street.
TETANTED-A YOUNG MAN CAPABLE OF TEACH
w ing French in all its branches desires situation either
in country The best references to capacity and
habits given If required, Address b. this Office ma If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-25

Hg-The Bark c. ID. Truitt, Capt. ScuI1, from
PHILADELPHIA now ischaging cnrgo at Post 81 Second Dist
the Leyce otherwise they will be stored their expense and
risk. GEO W. HINS0N & CO.,
a25 81 Camp street.
h7fa The. ship serampore, Capt. Boyyden,
from Boston, Is nov dschargng her Cargo opposite the Mint
himself known to the dschaging clerk the Leyee other
wise they will be stored ut their expense and risk
AL GEO. w. HYNsON Il CO., So Camp street.
E8-Vhe Schooner "A. H. Crawford, Captain
Backman from Philadelphia is dschargng cargoa Post
IS, First District Consignees requested to attend TO the
receipt of their goods on the Lcyee otherwise they will esorcd
at their expense and risk. Ft|2 't"
AL GEO. W. HYNsoN & co. 50 Camp St.
B7-The Consignees Of the following goods
consigned TO order Bark rnos from Baltimore viz 80 y
boxes Tobacco married. d Goodman III 4 hoXs KS and 81 4
KIP will bring their bills Of lading. endorsed, TO
the dscargng clerk the Ievee otherwise they will be stored
at their expense and risk. @
AL GEO W. HYNSON & CO.. So Camp ST.
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AEtielu ot tbe ;gIlatktts.

FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL Is. r.
COTTON The Market opened yesterday with very quiet
appearance the demand subsequently improved and about
$500 bales sold during the day. the greater portion, how
ever before the Araas made public Prices had
dropping tendency early the day. but closed with
more firmness. We still quote:
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@ HATS-HATS-HATS- RECEIVED
f5 full and complete assortment Of Hats Caps,
- Straw Goods have hand such assortment OF
hut all tastes be suited from the
peusiye economical To the Ladies would state
that my Chdrens Caps and Straw Goods complete
that is impossible 70 keep hand every
pattern vogue prepared to furnish article that
be desired ut the shortest notice.
.-7 E,f H.. D. @. JOHNSTON,
AL Ct rs Poydras street. next to of Camp.
EANDLES-5OO boxes Shillio's Star for sale by
" lS3fs VOORHEES,, GRIGGS 6 CO.,
aes 81 58 Is Tchouptoulas street.
VTTEStSFSY-3OO bbs Deans divers Fetchers for sale
w by es'-} VOORHEES,, GRIGGS 4 CO.,
R22 @A-51 Is Tchoupitoulas street.
n ISRON SALT-s00 bushels, to arrive, for sale by
IL all GEO. W. HYNS0N It CO., So Camp ST.
DEPPER-lQO bags Black, for sale by
i VOORHEES, GRIGGS CO.,
az Is Tcaoupoulas street,
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OFFICE OF THE NEW ORLEANS INsuRAscE GoMPANY,2
New Orleans, April a. 1856. s
Ma~The annual election for nine DIRECTORS
serve during ensuing year. will be held at this office
MONDAY the 28i nst between the hours Of 10 A. NJ and
7. NJ. .lU -s.aS..
nil I'd J. TUYES, President.
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a'-a& CHARITY HOSPITAL
j .Ez r. :,. New Orleans, April IL, 1856 .
n9~To Balers-Proposa1s for supplying the
above named institution with Bread for year from the first
day May 1856 and in accordance with certain specifications
ccved before the 9th day of April 1856 at IL o'clock NJ
nJt