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!, As some typographical errors occurred In our re-
.arks on the cotton trade Of the United States In
II article published on the 9th ult., we have re-
sed IT, and now present il for the careful attention
\ our readers, ieeming the subject one Of vast i'm
!ortance to every interest In the country
me fetal export 10 foreign ports from the United
oates since the lst September last Is 0j1 900 bales.
N si5 per bale, the United States have re.
. iess, I've ss,hs Of ihis export has been IN
American vessels, NJ IN average freight OF
!, gully one cant per pound. Averaging the
,bales al ast BIS the freight on 2,e37 GOO
.1sles would amount 10 siS, 2l60oQ: hse.
sixths Of this amount has been received
;by American ship osners..........,..,. fi,0i300o
n
40 Uuaed STATS have therefore received
u for cotton exported AMI freight on same,
in eleven months ti3,l's,ooo
One hundred and forty three millions one hundred
Cd seventy eight thousand dollars for this staple
81 consumption Of the United States, from
fSeptcmber 10 date, . Gig, 452 bales,
(which at SIS per bale amounts 10 only. vi, 80
5hiIe the total value Of the crop ca Amstng
The same round numbers At J, 50o, 900 49, -
foaes W. NtstiS"oVVV
Another interesting view Of the subject Is the
lowing importance Of this staple, a. shown in its
crcased consumption by foreign countries, making
EN- yearly more and moro dependent upon the
nited States, and verifying the assertion that "cot
N is the peace maker"
Iet "a look at The subject in connection with our
,rgest customer, England
Tho sxport from the United states 10 Great Bri.
IN since The ls Of September Last, Vs.. p3s ISL bales,
sanst same period IN lst5........ ....l, ,oo2
yscess this season over las, .......... 436,e1s
Yet as we shall show, Notwithstanding this cnor.
BUS increase in export the stock in Liverpool at
- ,,s.a ~ .he vear will little IL at all exceed the
pck at the close Of last year.
The stock Of American cotton In Liverpool August
Was ..s.oaes otssOV
1T sea" Of olesYsnces 10 laleS, dates
trom tnttcd states. iVOVt0
tscarances, July TO- 1ss5........a Z ~ 81 Y-
Ultimate 70 sept. ], 195S,.....u.. 5sl 49, .-
z new crop 10 ian. =. allow Great Hritsu 10 re-
,ceiye 1T5 0t0 bales, which 8 a very full est.
innate a. the crop this season = a very late one,
and the yield consequently very uncertain. i75 600
IN
gvss the total supply in Great Brtain OF Ame.
,cau cotton from Avg. 10 Jan t..,.... 4. o07 i7T
without allowing spinncrs 90 get INTO stock, we
M deduct only the actual average weekly deliv.
Isss.o The trade q American cotton Tor the
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Increase Tor I555.. WI, 10 ~
The two months vel to come Will probably raise the
,lcrcase Tor the year up " eight hundred thousand
oiars
The trans por,aou easwardy into the city Of Balti.
ore during the month Of July, Of the principal articles,
foilo~rss-
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FFbAT, August 10 p. IT.
ABrs-The receipts were quite light and the uarke,
frmer Small sales Of pots were made Al 6as.
BprAnsTrrts-Flour-Tber receipts were moderate and
In rather better demand, and at better prices Tor
mon and good medium grades there was fair demand,
both for home and for export The sales footed up
about 5000 10 COO bbs closing AT about the following
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HaxaH ana tstfeRN 10 90 10 10
AGO TO 500 bbls At quotations above. Southern flour
continued arm, With sales Of 200 to 500 bbs without
change In prices Corn meal was dull with sales re.
ported al % 10 s373. Rye -four was unchanged and
fair demand at % o. for fine and supernne. wheat-The
tho,ee white On advance. The saes embraced about
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az Upaed Stairs have therefore received
for cotton exported and freight on same,
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E.eessstov NJ .jehw ksilsr. Ateeassa.

sseeesste. sf JoAn keaisr, Aetess.a.
STATE OF LotttstANA--sis.b Judicial
District tobttA~fst,sh ot East Bst6n
Houeee==sureessioh II J6H. koalsA,
deceased. No. 4s5 .ttel,ste."
pY VIRTUE Of commission Issued In
u the sbbve succession. ard directed to
the Sheriff Of the Parish NJ East Baton
Rouge, from the Hon. sixth Judicial District
Court, II snd tot the Parish and state sfe,s.
said will Offer ~ public sale u The
Court House door II said Parish. In the
City of Bston Rouge, IN
Saturday the stst Asy NJ JmWe, 1s0e.
4. u e'eleek A. NJ, the property hstsioel.
ts~ rel forth sud desc fibed. belepxiot IL
the succession Of John KohIJE, jats Of ssjd
Parish. deed. u wit.
A lot Of ground situated In that part Of
th4 City Of baton Rouge. csjtsA Gfandprs
town. measuring 81 fse4 front IN Inc Fast
SIDE Of 81. Hylnlits street, by ta0 feet
In depth, bounded north by I LIT Of Jacob
tipsr, ard on the south by lands ~ the
heirs Of James McCsler, With oil the
bnildings and improvements thssson.
On the following terms end conditions,
10 wit.
One half Csss, end the balance on .
ersdit Of twslvs months ffem The day Of
saIs, secured By mestlses On ths property
sold, until full and hal payment
may 22d Ta0$. =. HERNANDEZ. |
Dsptty Sheriff |
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Sixth Judicial District court.
WEDNESDAY, May Al, 1850.
CIVIL CASES.

ssH1l. y, ksnnedy ". eelemen Ben;s.
min,=~t Dol Judgment In favor al rlajo.
til aud against defendant ~ agent u m
estate tos amount Of accounts fot profession
Al services
!. J. Umbefhsgsn Vs. X. tIsnsyst-Ne
l779 --Disuts.ed At plaintiffs rost
NJ G. Mckinley ". Jetdsn Holt,-~No
ts56.~-j"demeht In favor of plaintiff an
confession of defendant. for amount al notes
y. ". Newport, Admr. w. Thos, Dsys,l
q M'==Ne' 1906 -- Judgment against fho..
pevsll, I'm confession. tes amount proajs.
sety note.
Peter Il. Brand VI. W. n. Marion, Mo
l7sa,-=Appssled from Justice Coest-~dis.
missed.
J. y. Atkinson and husband. VI. q. A,
Hudson. Tatot---No. Judgment
hon,elogating PARTITION NJ sst.ts,
y J, Umbefhasan W. Joseph Gates. Il NJ.
No i5os.~-p,smiseed Al plaintiffs COS.
Probate Causes.
Succession Of l.. F.snxsis No. 49,
Judgment homelogating tho accounts Of the
Administrator
Succession Of George r. Bstbnss. deed
Geo T. Dsrhass W. II. P. Bsrhnes.-No,
@os -Dismisssd At plaintiffs cost.
Casslh.
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JBt Gully QCell1et:
BATON nOUuEn'iMAY sh 1859.
p.s ..sAt.-A letter VIVA handed

psa svsAt.-A letter wAe handed
u. Yesterday .retHihs. s'gnea y. II.
Ma,hews== addressed to The Editor ef
Comet, sbd evidently designed fur
publication. We had half made UP
our mind, 10 give II place this mctn
int tu. ON sseebd tetossl. f'nd IL
altogether tho ceutetnptlble, We ean
my 10 Mr.. II. L, Matters. that W. have
not accused him with being the author
81 he sstiele Ia The Hesetts. levsled
with vnjastitsble malice a. US. No
CIR. Nor have W. ih.l,nssed III any
manner, that We entertained sueh \
theusbt. fes 4 single moment. yout
shfttn,st, or ~ ~" cay. several If
NY Jtisnds," lie. Az 10 The charge
that w have psftsttAted eslamoies
apea You, this l. also false We have
ysl v tsstow on you this moment Ell.
ssp,sd) any public notice whatever. =
When w shall get isto such lamee.
tAtls condition u mind A. 10 have
BethiSg = write about, We may (prem.
'sias Al acquaintance In The mesu.
.ims) then, take hold ef M. IT, l..
Mathews and describe h's idiesybets
eies u character, etc. II speaking of
shs peeu,iati,ies Of eet,s'a ,eligieu.
Aiefaryhies, against which w are
proud 10 class est.e,f ~ An enemy for
ufs. We say again, our remarks are
general. aud not intended for personal
application. The Church, and the
congregation u the Church. sfe two
different parties. II NJ. i. II,
Mathews, can show " Any authority,
granted 10 him NJ the especial ebam-
plcn Of 4 foreign despotisn giving
MIN jatisdistiea over The Capital IT
Louisiana. w will respect hi. author
ttv. 1.-The comes not ii v. With person.
Aiitiss.
ose word mcts NJ. Mathews I've
have already bestowed more attention
On you than ipteadsd) write ~ no
more letters like The one befcrs w.
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euMdties.
Ess PORK.
III hslt Fork Fleot;
eegats. Lard,
Coffee. c'.odle.; ,sesr.,
Tea Whisky
OILS; Tebseeoj
brandy; Wines,
Gin; hiee, ke.
In quantity II suit pure hsset..
For sst~ BY
maps, N. Il. BRYAN,
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| Eo.s,a,re Nevnt IN ras Snow
fhss.--4t'c day And night, VAST
Svks's AAetjsah Circus and Indian
AmthiihsAlfs, Win hold forth III III.
place, and We deabt moi, attract The
usual multitude brought together BY
the spread Of canvass. Judging ffcm
the programmes; large ard small bills
If The day, which adeta the tat.tecms.
ard livery stshlss, OUT people tray I'll.
peet tn see something cut ef tbe t,sual
line Of ground aud lofty ,umtling,'
ard Nj, Ringold en his taek with n
hall representing beautiful and truth.
FIJI picture MI Atlas, kicking The
mundane sphere into miJ-at.' The
people If This city. will mt ddnbt IN
pleased with ,he esbiti,k,b Of Nj,
WAsastns. sihes he is guing to give
~. in The ring. nstiee petfctmess, -=
Aho,ig'nss MT bogus Americans !.
fellows. who are hese without knowing
hoW they are here and where they
eame from, In Standardization, ~
others who ate able to tfaes their sh
eeetors as FIR back A. "utaod dad. :"
We are to have III The ring, 10 night !,
Chiefs. braves and sqoaw.. Think Of
it=eFtom The Rocky Mountains. ny.
and beyond ,bsm. They are 10 ~
through with The beautiful eiv'lised
aud Christian custom IN rho@l Of
taking III The tops Of the heads ef a,eit
enemies. See here. ye vast military
'nah. heroes Of 4 THOUSAND paper bat
ties, Crest men. who may bear with
heeom'eg dignity the ehesp titles II
"Fisld Marshal, Ueal,. Col, Capt, and
Corporal"
Dy The custom II sealtipg there
can be no quarrel over the spo'ls A
fellow tnay not sttoeate 10 himself The
credit Of killing 'reeumsl,e and hipe of
his fellewets without producing the
tops u their heads 10 show IL. Col
Kirkpatrick may not sey he Sew "sc
many" and ~ hack Ills sword With
evidence. No. he must show she heads.
We like this cuetem Of eesltitg The
dead. for when the soul il gone (;f
there be cne) The body Is only a. 10
0uano The ground With, II II M.
noble 10 do this. III comparison with
The custom Of tying tonh's hands be.
hind h'"-.pu'ling a white cape over
his eyes a"l hanging him 10 The fsas
Of that heaven. which says ''de M
murder T. Yes. We think ~; and
are pleased to enjoy the thought coua
Ter 10, aud eoot,aty TO The united voiee
II MI Mankind.
but the Circus. "1'he beautiful |
young squAw. AIxuma, As toeboua'ss
will show how she saved that renown.
ID gentleman, Capt. John Smith. from,
Being Knocked In the head; u. he
'ogbt to have been.
Gould a better role than this 10 a.
cred the refined appetite ef ibis sse7
No. let everybody 70. and take his
vife.
as@aaz@ T. - s@&&z4=4=
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Arrivals per lAra1sA Tneh.

THE subscribers tehtihse tses;v;os ,hs,.
SUPPLIES BY sit,est eve,y srpttiot,ty
ard VIII keep theif friend. md d,tjjf xss,
ally. regularly to.ted The itdute,n.sis
fct I" ss,ly estl, ei1s'ed IL day ats
100 ksEs 4 Lard, nies sise TT f.pij,x.
p5 Dbls. F,e"t. Asehvitie Mills,
g . Olssndsf, tVtwt6os
pg kxsfa sepst,ts
This article st,tfssses ~ In. styib;ts
ehst es', hs effected N Iris ttsshst, s,,A l.
intended eh,edy tst family .,ss -
Expected Daily.
ON consignment, ~ extensive ard viii ~.
.ette1 ihveiesef ttns wetth's tpslly esl..
btsted Native Wins.
msyas. BAABgE h BENJAMIN
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THx Esot,sx RAILWAY K,xo.-
Mr. Hudssn, tho ooee great English
Railway King. 10 10 Spain, and likely
to come forth oil right on The Aood
tide Of ono Of tho 6psoish railways
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MAseste. -.Oa bssa.y evening,
The 18Th u Ny, igoo, " new Hall
ef Polar vt Ledge, Id. /, II Nsw
Orleans, VIZ dAly essGeesated, issu.
sHfstsd and dsdisAlsda-ths Most Wet.
1hitfsi Grand Master Il .hs Grand
Lpdse ii the Flats u t.eassisas, w. n.
Perkins, officiating, In ehief. assisted
by the other officers If the utatd
Lodge md The eetemepies Ut The ec-
eas'en throughout we're indeed ncs,
imposing BESIDES The mshtets If
The utstd to'tge md those u Polar
STIR Lodge, there we're aver ono hun
died ahd twenty visiting brothers u
the Order Ii attendance.
The dedication services being over.
the tfolbe,hoed Adj,stded ~ \ s,,tep-
tueus bsb1ut. at which "Ths feast II
reasou aud The flow II soul. with hat.
tnohy and ,bfotbetly love. we're The ,nl-
Ing order Of The night.
Polar Htat Hall IL a beautifully cons
tfue.ed brick building. two stories
high, situate A. the eefnef Of Live
aud History streets, IN ire third die
.,ie. Ii elegantly and appropriately
furnished and decorated with new and
itch tapestry and furniture, |. lighted
win gas. and gives a pleasing e'denes
u progress aud prosperity,
This Lodge Ia The elde.. IN Loe'.lsns.
having been chartered IN 1879, aud
its members are deserving Of great
praise fot their uniting sasl and tes.e.
vefabes IL The cause Of charity, teasvs
olehee shd humanity.
Pieeysne 2tst i"st
sMas. dAtss, Al MsMrHts. ==Th's
distinguished lady. on her way hence
tn New York. arriving n Memphis.
formerly The place ef her husbands
tesidehes, received complimentary let
tets from several u the tDsst ehsieeht
eitisens, and from Tie leading hetn.
hers If the bnf. eohgtatulstibe bst ~
The result Of her "heftiU struggles
against every adverse circumstance
and :" recent vindieatioh u her tights,
after contest u tnote than twenty
years.
Mrs. uaihe's replies 10 These LISTERS
were highly characteristic of her ~
woman. 4 wife and 4 neither That
in sespohss 10 ths bsf We give below
ri t'eaynne.
UssTlswss-your letter Of cor.
graduation II received. | will retain
II In tuemety II our good opinion 4=
You have watched The progress II tiny
unequal controversy. and known TINT
my Success has been achieved BY no
other tneahs than truth. testimony ard
fsason. I have had opportunity To
estimate The valuable u Your profess
ion. and experiences baz taught me 10
veoeta,e The fearless ejvoeats and bt.
right judge. They are public otoa.
,oehts, and 4 State adorned by both,
senures 10 Itself the dominion Of justice
which everywhere throws liz protest.
ing shield around tho weak and OF.
pressed.
/ am, most truly. your friend.
MsaA CLANS GAINS.