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Outrageous Conduct of Brazilian Officials
Toward American Whaler.


ffrcm the Bortor journal, Jan. 90
We are indebted 10 Captain Samuel :. Sparrow OF the
bark Cambridge, now below this port from Pernambuco,
for he following account OF the treatn eni OF New Bed
ford whale ship The captain reports thai the 18th OF
December Capt Bar ton Rckesoa arrived al Pernanbuoo
10 Brszsn vessel, with the officers and or ship
canada, wbaer OF New Bedford, and reported that
reef uine nilts from shore and abou, forty sixty
miles north CT Cape 81. ROGUE immedasey got on,
kecgs ana proceeded 10 haul the vessel ont through the
Oh mel by which se came In got her snoa,, having
started the water and nghtcned her somewhat and lost
oHy the isse keel. No one rom the vessel was allowed
BY the captain 10 so ashore were any Signals male
for assistance being required. On the fourth day
ed The captain TO stop heaviDg on the wind.
sss Uhe crew were stu engaged hedging tho
vessel GU; on Ma refusing 70 do 80, they
Fixed bsyonets ard drove the men from tbs wind
s The Captain then told The officer he should abandon
ne vessel him, uners no allowed 70 proceed In
lis tpty and esayed once more 10 man the wudlass,
but again prevented by tho soldiers He tasn called
all hsnos s ard In their presence abandoned he vessel
TO the oc<r, and told him he sboulf bold his govern
ment responsible The BrAzanS having got possession
Stacked away the havser and LEI the ship again
the rocks Cup 70 this time the ship had made water TO
speak of where she ptunGed all night and In Tho
Ing had ave feet Of wsser In Der bold. Captain Rcket
sleep The matter, might repent Of hts rashne0 Of the
Gay before again called oil hands and In their presence
onered 10 vessel again. (athouA much Damaged
with ave feet o. In her hold provided the soldiers
would leave; but the officer pcrempsory refused. and
Captain X then made his 6nal abandon rescrving
the private property or himself and crew. lie went
shore and thence 10 Pernambuco laid his before
The United states Consul there pro4sDs SO The Canada
bad beard besides her outfit, 70 barrels sperm oil,
taken ON The line
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United States Dfstrfct Court.
Before Hon. Judge Be-

JAN 2S.-The Unied Stot,, %. Eight balS Of ioo1rp
cloths. Lcgchioh Wtredant ea,mantt This suit
to the validity Of invoice Of wooen goods import
from Antwerpby Loeschgn &wiredaut, aud valued in
the invoice at IS, coe The Custom House appraisers
here ADDED ten cent 10 the Valuation and tho mpor
paid II under protest The government also claimed
that the goods liable 10 additional duty and Pc
rsvy tie invoice fraudulent The claimants gave
bond for the goods. and bring this action. Messrs.
Fullerton and DunniDg adducei evidences the part OF
the plaintiff 10 show that the cloths consigned TO
them from the manufacturers IN Belgium Mr. Josch
zen appeared for tie government The Jury found
dict for the claimants.
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CLEARED
Steamship Atlantic Eldridse. Lyerpsol-eK Collins
leye ves'els in eisIessJ-, sposord liiesion & %,
I5;is TSf,nt' Mceornies. 81 Taeo1Bezabt Bros
Brig Col Pehniman Gsllson Irinldsd-Nsyhew Talbot 4
gchr Ei;stwirg, Davis, Eew or,ean:-Essls HAZARD.
sSbr y l. Myers weeks wsshing,os-Msihews . Mitchell
Steamer kearebec, Hand New ioI don -ssadiorcs Late
ARRIVED.
ship YciitswD, WiEehetter IoBdon and g days from
$ sS a se s1 S., . rasas 10 ofHhe
ant ia p.ssenreis Meyer s,ucken Dec g. 40 lon
E.psrispets heavy gales sfls saia, SC. -
az Sss 10 er deer Epe,enced very heavy weSS
4, host sler boa, rails, &c -, =, -. ..s.. =,
wsR do FspccsSed Rssy gale. On the passage
srnps tuaesr head sSye snwSss sp SAILS and sss been
Lesnmd, seaman, OF Engsnd x -. =, IA,
weo hemp &c to Masters bousd 70 boston being Is days
Sg hr provisions and rigging much dsnayee pSi into
" gales from NV % Me- with fro. and snow Jan th "a,
Ie By. her on bsr Beam ends bad n6ns but close
reed sps SCI a. he time Has been driver OF 1 shore o
Cd he briesnaBc Jesn Bspse from Ms,susss aay. out
sd s s GP sn s soa 6rese Jam & pes Sr
stance from BsrAcos ict New York 3 Gays s Nth o-. Of
he crew Of he o " are als.b ed, -. n. n,
T. %h O s sss soe e. 70 Eyre GO, ve. 10 master
ersnee1 heavy ysse ss1 and ss s. s. r &c nan
Of Ecs s s bad On Sgs d. ne Ss
ssi sss ssca eos tighten
n ss sa ss s s ONE
death and two badly frozen obe unable 70
ssS a Sp on h ses s'aJ ss as % Sos @ tiger
from - domingo for kYork who supplied US with provi
BARK Mary Cuba Trinidad Jan l. with sugar. to Geo
sail vsrd bboom, head rails started cuiwser sprung leak
Prs Mary wIslns, Ycter.on Buenos Ayres g days -h
hiees &C, % Ropes Jan q lat . Is Ion 90 q ien IN
cum sssGs oos S Ss crew and
senger nine in all and broush ,sem his port Jan = Ia
sSn from s Ms.es for New YosS S % lon g. pass.
ri schr with Zoe. n bowspri and msnsa ,;sennf w
Brig caroline Whi'esury Aspn~aL Jan l. WIN m'es' so
Brig ssel,e,y q se..gg-o as,~.a Ei Ssss
zs, met Of ssniuck ssDssiesSed se rom o. X "a u
Brig R H.s,in. OF g.rsor sDoy ror, sS Prime, in, -
eel TO Pisburv Sanford Experienced heavy weather lost
Pris Umpire tof Bossns Brssdon Jeremis 30 days with
coffee 3e master The wa. bound e so,on, soa nu'
Rns Zenith ,of KeanebunD De.rhs Msisnrs Dec .,
,es1 Ricssd Ward Is ds, georseiown, Sc or
ss so~sg nessy a. The Tine could not
90 n S se sBS ' BEEN eSS o n~Ss
Schr VIM Burroughs mssied) Jenss sayannah, Gays
weather.
1he bark shirley reported in tSs mornings edition, is not
British, 40 repores. -
Ship Alexander, Balm, u days from Charleston.
Mitchell
nps Scg'ss ,.ss 80. .o% Ssro aS
Dernscn Mobile bsrhs Chiffon ss9sssdsr Uns,Ss LIZ
Bsvsns schr N y Pesrsyn. Msysguez - ,,.,..
priss forbsi New world, and Randolph oaroeuss
Wind during the day from N 10 NE.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.


ALMANAC FOR Hxw yoRx-THE
............- Z III NOON
........... 10 HIGH wAzKR az -
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700 AVE FDTi CIAasIpToATTor.

T'HE NANHl TTAE Gas LrGuT COMPANY HAvR
4 declared dlytcni 81 'wn dollars sud ahy cents pst
share their n stock and nne hrre Rud Aauarer
on thed scrpt s,ock psYesls q te.rnnd
SAMUEL y. HOWARD. sscgs4sy
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psssceIIanoous and plsssters-

Miscellaneous and Dss~sfer-
The ship reported Hampton Roads showing No 2SS,
Hamburg ship Hesschel Capt Bsnsohed from hamburg
ana c,,h,vep Nov T. and IL bound 70 New York Consigned
10 W Schmidt Co.
SUR Cssrr,r-rsrsct from letter 70 EA~oOd valley
Fac, Secretary Of the Board Of Unoerwrers ,.
The ship Caspian Capt Truan from New oreens Tor B9s
ton with cargo of beles II cotton was wrecked on me
lb during the heavy about seven or efn mile 70
westward Mare The captain was oroNned the GREY anu
dren The ship reported 70 he well driven up amssleu
bged and hoceed with chance OF fayng her Inv csRO
viii probably be saved.
sHYY IREHt-v xsreo o. letter received by Nsnbw-
kern Tsq, at IA Unit States Revenue barge ,s.-
We anNsi ,be wreck bis morning tae shf si a eooVS
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PHILADELPHIA Jan so-Tte City Ice Boat et hs morn.
o clock Delaware Brenkwaer IN TOW The steamers
Pain e,o York, for Boston They have pass
through norse Shoe without encounerng mreh din
cuy and no doubt what The Navigation Of the Delaware
all 10 oper 10 morrow the day AFTER st farthest
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Foreign Ports.

,areLi Aasms une BarSs Msnchesssr Lahenan sni Win
negsnce, nyres, were in The hight q Benin So ~
bers-oo ffem M.nis Aug y . return TO NJ s's.msr A%e
rites Capt Hudson had overland return N New
ton hence arr 18th Dig BARK Brunette Plnkhsn
hee seSo Ar ss or RIO Js1erc .ssf ssno
from seSmond sh ana oisers The shr rsporsd GONE
r-sas The Sss wyT. whie pnnsss% !, ~ "a Nd "a
queen Rukses Calcutta; xth brig Drecsor Kir"an RIO
Jss Esd Ban John Andrews French Bos
r i esnds sSOP Ss "o.' sh SS OMs s
Mry wssop ssTsls IS essT s.55 fGS.s
s5o 6 5sfs A%sS Tres. rsn.o s' Sri ss Lao
weobsr barrie, Ann ssson and Mssraplo Dgnnns
Fod, Portland Lincoln webb b5ookngS ., John. Nsi FL
Lindsay Cara, Havana ohr Mozart Howard do IA bark
A%SssS wD Srsrs F clone Ssos SoT's"s
Gee ssrOp ns gsHD s brig May ssc boston
S.s.SlssSs Jan Il.Ar S..s Emma Chase. Han Is,,
nsr Havana Ism bark orscs Carver Charleston brig 10
'' gs s S.S SO sG sesou Jordan Boston brig Chs.
9ssr Inc1ag'Gn MOI Ism s.aisi.S scrssm Bosom
G.ssA, Dec i6-In poe, bark " Porter seveus for $.
aosoIrLu Nov PAT ship Onward Luce San FTaucisco
Tor ehns sDd sid same day., ah brig John Dss
s nab Gos n Rssenss and 10 h .C sssfo SD
10 pcrt IN gt chip John oapIn, ring icr Ss.sd s.,.s
lie oil aud bone Gladiator, WHITEHEAD f~ NBediord "a
bark Men nac Rice for N1ondsn brig Foster Movie
/ Ter Ian Francisco
HtvASA, Jan 1t-Arr brlgs Mary Nnit 81, Norton Pha
delpha Miller, Roberts aud MARY MI Esbeth, Neon
nen nvrlesns lsh bark wshssh. furrtns,o fnsiepas
sS s9@s F "a for so.a1s Sss Sea
Bastov Georgetovn ish VIM uisrf, ssr pson aud Wind
ward Rauch, NOreans schr Reccrd King, Charleston
2tt barhs Hesperan showers Boston ov Paris Mus1ns
poytsnd; I'D, Star Crockett, Provide Amelia tRr
Hsynes Wilmington NC brgs Eaeex 81 ano Portland Joni
Bach EDDY Georgetown wpgold Gfkev, Savannah SCH
Hail, Cain Philadelphia; I'D bars 1opcta Church Bris
io brig Oriecn Adams YorK, Bc-o erh, brig A4sres,s
Jid pan ships sArene, Cole, NYork, IMMIGRANT tsrN So
Jusn DO bark Ottawa Reimer da schr spencer Thomr
' son, do.
s3 lrh hank sararac Rgey vsraeuas briggs Ksoks Treat
~. q Perry Msiaf Cor yeucs MeuiIe wilmngsOr
itb. sbP %can Ftsg, Msnll tr,n NorsaBF Bcs,0a ba-
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linllnAries. Capt JAMES VIVIAN
Ienno, say vhsber the .ddrcs, Lieut. Fleming or
not, only saw The paper wm or short time mar
Cros. ersmina,ion- saw Leu, Fleming on the an Of
June, when requested him TO remonswae Vim oApL
Rowan; be wss aot drunh; voud not have requsseed
him Il be had been drunk; beard CAPT Rowan say tnss
be had 10 come down ne you'd pun Az o.nen oo ,sn
dinerent oec1ons: tho nrst time heard TINS ex'
preston was 81 the hotel At Moptevideo; Dr kuden-
tten present a, this time on or about the is,n
81 June, 1855 the time heard this expression
4 at another hotel In kontevitto; ! was too ~
Lieut. Ilemios hs Capt Rowan bad sent TOT me 90 sc
to see the captain, and nj the same time hAnaea
Tim q paper ssniDs tor my withdrawal from me
vas very sorry 10 hear tina, I wanted 10 leave
him, a. ! had always behaved myself properly End
uss svs sp a s %s ,S. ss oosS not 40 %
be had unjustiy suspended while he under the
influence Of liquor thai the only copsiderason under
which could vitbdrav The report that he should
rive me In writing statement had suspended me
upjusty be then stated did not Withdraw my report
osher oscsrs ,bs he hsd 70 come down be would pull
ali Others down Win him; this was abou, the substance
o. his remarks ca the nrst day u the hotsi wnes sne
doctor present. the second time be called ~ my
room, and sshed ms intended persisns IN the non
vthdrsvai Of my report; told him yes, and ne tnen
again yepssied that mad 10 down he would pull
al oaber. down with him when went into the cabin On
the eth Of June 1885, the captains IVES quite drunk
iboud sso think that the captain vss unter the IN.
uence of hquor; the captain WAS very equeety under
ire influence ri liquor from and before the sth May,
1850 before the BRIG reached Monievdeo; DO not know
vhstber a vns gil the time or not
Auor recesf VIM Nsrshsil marine on the Bain.
bridge, .ps examined but nothing wss e1csed ne nav
is 70 owdse Of the allegations In the various spec'
Lieut., Cbsrmsn being recalled by The Court, testified
g. iclicvr II paper With Capt. RoFan's name
tached TO 49, scoepiing chslenge dont tanS loonea
A. sscsrtsn 10 whom was addressed have To- gotten
DO sbo seo mo At the time mentioned In Toe nrs'
speciBCssob, Lieut. FSmins could not have peen uuhk
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ton ard COL Field or the defence Recorder concluded
send tho accused before tie First District Court They appear
hare plenty Of money went prison. as they had come
to court in private carr iage. 81 = M s a
RRooRDER FABREss GouRr.- Mrs. Marie Margaret
was yesterday thecharge Of having sran
gled babs No. III Burgundy street
inst Lieut. testified that upon hearing OF
The murder the house found tho prisoner lying in
bed with the corpse tie child by her side its face discoord
and mark of violence body that the prisoner with
out solicitation on witnesspar. said TO him, Take
only ono guilty confessed that she bad killed the
child poor suffering and that she wished to
honor Of her oher and child girl six years
old Officer nfaat several female neighbors Of the
hsbpy mother testified to The same effect. The Recorder
eesngy renansd her prison, to await trial Tor murder in
the First District Court !, vi
Michae Kerney was examined charge Of selling liquor
10 slave in his cebare tire of Main and Roman
streets The evidence being conclusive the Recorder put the
new ordinance Into force against him Instead Of sending him
before First District Court he fined him SIS and let him so
ordinance veshe Recorders authority to dispose Of such
finally BY icng 6nas of not less than nor more
than 500, Imprisonment in default OF the money
raised by Zines going to the iaformer i, :,
Pierre Loxelle the is always in arrasnad
on umescifu, wallopng his wife Thursday ut
thet residence Franklin street He gave bail to toe the
mark at the proper time. sE-yssf.3
rson of the ship Fanny Forester, held to
bail on ae.srgs Of taxing j.. blanchard N
On Thursday. % 4 S8s-
John tayela charged with beating his we had tie usual
luck Of brutal husbands hs was discharged "
REcoRDER SoLoaoN's CouRT--Marie Hecker was
discharged from the accusation of robong Louis Bo
Far her Victory street. Bot kar falling appear
She s however, fined $40 for being lswd aud drunken
yaeTant. ssa,s4s 81 .c.s :. - III
Mr.. Easbey anife made 70 give bail 70 come up ct
the proper time and what possessed them to give Mrs
Clark the ssei ,ssn which That lady charged them wish
F. Pethen and Petrywere sent to the hose for s
MONTHS for better reason ta that they could give no @
Gus account themselves and that had counterfeit SOD
bill pocksiand The other skeleton key dirk and
leitcr staed with blood The facttha they Sieiais had
no weight with the Recorder in their faycr.
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Mr. THE receipts have been very light and the market
has improved Especially for the better qualities, with
sales Of 1880 ds during the week from first hands at
about the range Of quotations which follows
Plsos Ns',iGe fEas I
Weeks receipts, 1872 hlds-Exports, go .r
The market has been inactive during tile
week the arrivals being Of ed character, and embracing
but small proportion ef r,e aaties md only about 1850
bbs have been disposed ehieya Ordinary and
FereitiRs, and 81 y gallon for Good 10 Choice ISIS.
with few transactions in half bbls ii 639Gle gsiton,
ss'recsipts lsT4 bbls-Exrorts 1871 ~ y.
CUB4A SUG ARtANp MoIAssEst A cargo of Nnseo-
valo sold yesterday comprising iea hnds Sugar Ut and
70 bbs Meiasses at56e p gallon. 1 - =, 81 ~
rs FLOUR Tie dana, has been moderate during t!na week,
with sales yesterday morning Of about 800 bbs Chiefly
s77 5so Chic and Louis srpesfiss. and 5o@s q Dbl
for Extra brands Yesterday dad .cnr Of aaie Of any
| consequeaee " 20 'sztsF- = -
Weeks recetnts = 45i-Exports, 1861 - - =.
WHEAT The market has been ques and the aIestase
bssa confined few hsndredsacss 81 50 for P!ns Red,
and 81 sa9l 10 q base for White. t,,sg,. IN, -
nreekts+eceipts noher-Experts aalsI1Ga11s;s
Prices have Iirgely aivanc again, with sales up
to Thussaay evening" q about 1900 saeksa 10 blshel
thsuors oihg psice Yeser.
dssato. $50 ssea ssysre sid at 81 y y sasHel
Weeks fecepts, sSsT saeks--Exports Is, ri
OARS I'VE have notcei sales Of 200 sacks dpaHg
the week q bf4pe, hoiaess gsReReis asking tie
ou-sidefats, ~ - n = y-.,sts a- e 5lst A.
wseasFsesipts s50a sacss--Expotss. :, =
= BRkN The islsd transactions Of the week haze gene
rally btsa at 81 IS q 100 bs, = y. 3;
Hay. -Prieeslrass ranged s2as2s for Ordinary North
en to Prime Eastern, and $50 o ton fer Prime Wesyega from
store Tho sales include 800 bales Eastefu s52s 2
ton. ar = - - - -
in the week az SCI leaving first haa and deaIersase
bsen realizing 81 5os22 . bib for retail parcels Of Ness Yes
enyhs lae.was dat the sales including 100 obs
80 IS. ard some resa, PARCELS at sd 50 y hbh s
Weektsr eespts 6ls bbs-Exports, l1s2. Sr.,g t
BACON. Small lots have selling 6tSc for
Ribbed Clear
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gstis@0f tie HlatAets for uast @sth.
onasenss o.rscn, No. 70 Camp street,

80 CRESCENT OFFICE No. 70 Camp street,
7e - Saturday Morning Jan, 81, 1857. d.
We nave stu but limited business report in WestenPro
aue the upper rivers remaining closed navigation and the
clocks Of naosE articles greatly reduced Grain and Provisions
Of ney all kinds have considerably advsneed aud Flour
brought fu prices In Tobacco little hsep done
stock being light and held outside rates Cotton has moved
at pretty Freely with market generally easetgoy buyers
Tbs receipts Of Sugar and Moases have azssd slowly
es moderate business has been doae IN those stplea.
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c A 7 I'll E III A R,K EFT,
ID. JEFFERSON ofTY, .Janaar

4 49, +=d Dc, JEFFERSON OTTF, eJansaryt 81.
Tie market snow well sapped with inEeor Cattle, but
hped bare of good Western Beeres aud Sheep. Hogs ard
other stosk scarce Prices in fasor of hoeEa Weyduos
o. - . &7Nr ,PEICES: -. =
BEEF 5AFrLx-Western Zine and Choiee
.-s, : Rough aud Fairss..- iGts--
- ~ - Attakapas Texns, .Saa
slulEnAt
MLeH Cows, Fins kenfuefg S65asl2a
. 0rdiaary fyls6j
IrE Choice ~. o. :. .. s,5i1-
CAIy AND SEARLIN6s ISls
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arrived.

Steamship rp;r, Gty Gri from New Y0sk I7tln via
HaTaas, p inst to Jennings, 41ushaai &soist dis
Steamship Amesa, Nelson, from ApaaehoSla to wpoa&
slip @snrhssst, Gars from Hayrc, 18th Dec, creeFy
y. Fattfe F--SJidist, 49, --.r,. > -.
Ship Ihos Wakes Rowland from LONDON December sh to
.tusster--31 dist, IL .
British shi Henry Cook Fiaty, from Irenpol 2iss Doc to
Houga,on. Rankin &eo-Q Quarantine Stail}.s - z
Bark Spelhl Snyage, from Aessna 29jh November to
rCoelran& Hull-Point. - - -
Spanish Bark Dt,.nSah Juaa from Barcelona, 70 5nssds
=, Bro &cb--Sd DIST. ", e.. - -
Brig Vim d Miner Rbbcgts, iass from Hayaua 10 De3s.
6 Ser &co-2t DIS, ~. l. - - = v =
Spas Big Salad Mayf days ssoa Egay'ae, PUG Mir Seo
Mex ssht aahaiats, -, from Tsbascas TO eaassdou-
Brit schs orbit Deoy flos, cf.raehas 10 hassst-Point
Sear Correiia Potter. from Maiarsss 10 Isster-l'oin
Mex sshs Jupiter 1eharo days Eon HsNaha, to Gamer
Z "a delG-Pelu = 81 = Z. 80 p. : - :
schr Afsene, from coYiugton- Basin. e
Schr Junior, Francko, fr6m Bay st Iouis-Basln,
Schr Sylphide, Baldwin from TchefiRe ,a-Basln.
schr Eliza, Hntchihgs, from Pearl River-Basp
schr President, Sadeg, fcon Pearl Rivef-Rasin,
a.z sTEAMBoATss -.
Eclipse. Broadweil. from yicksburg
Empress Graeif, from Trenton.
Matches, Lcatheys. from SicksbuFr. e.
Bella Dora, Aiccos,bs, from Fort Adams 49,
Storm Moody, from Jefferson. ~ 49,
- Duke, Applega,e, from Shreveport. -"s
Florida Haehings from Mobile. 70 EEz
Lone Star, Haniltnn from Au,ite Rtyer-Basin., i
Towsoa T. Day. teNrton from the Passes--tosea down
nth ias ship Levi Woodbury., htrSs b
aud CogpeteGS- barks splendid. DiGnna brig
VIM Alog and seAooners @uhftsr and Corneia
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3 New GuLSo So5aeE.4-It is stated that d new
ghano island, called Sombrepe lying within eight
days sail of New Yor, has been discovered. Is is
asserted to contain over six millions Of tons pf giano
ora better quality than has ever been brought to this
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:. SPECULATION The Mobile Tribune offers silver
teasst worth 1870 for the closest estimate Of the
cotton crop of the United States for IS56-,7 Every
esaan,ate nnst be accompanied by five dollars, and
when seyenty -four subscriptions have been received
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seippiag aatsIllselws.
~ SATURDAY, January 81, 1857.
fyInlDEp vEclrts,,yl

S;easip Daniel Webster Iefavre, for Gaycaop Tndanaa
"a, ana l4aVaeaS : VIC Tempeton
Slip Northern CHEF Dyer for liverpool y Mhitugy SEQ
81. II N Heinz
fg Henry Child, Heath for BALTIMORE, EfynEof SEQ
a77I:. g. = - i oiIapsgniG & Phli;ps
sehr Geo Sheffield, Sely, for Matinzgs & ByHson &co
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.Low-coa1sa Ur.

Towboa. Olivia Palmer. from The down and to
Sea Ranger-brought ships T Wales and Manchester
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Freghts have been in fair generally with
in the rates. ssg5 4 f-5essgss5 ts5s2
Persas advtces embracing liverpool to the 10Th
in telegraphic columns morning
They reported sales Of bales of Cotton during the
preceding the steamers departure the market having
firm during the greater part Of the week but at
slight decline Yesterday morning published tie Afagos
accounts bringing UP Liverpool 1ith nsi
and those of the Arabia With dates the 18th. They report
further decline Of In the Cotton, Market 1hsre, with
dull msrket the sales Of the week ending on the 1Th as
eaehipg only 1900 bales. Breadsuf reported quiet
and dull. t5,g- 5rs.5, - -.fE -
COTTON. Buyers forward pretty freely Saturday,
and although factors , in their pretepsons about
0 bales changed hands, prices showing material atea
on. On Monday tile Psssia's advices depressed the market
somewhat and the saese off $500 bales the rates being
easier For buyers without ano.sbe decline The aand
fair Tuesday and resulted in Sales OF L. 600 bales
at about previous rates ad active demand
prevailed the transactions reaching IS 600 bales with r,ors
and stsadess in prices. On Thursday the market
opened with fair demaa which however checked at an
early hour by the arrival Of the Aago accounts and the sales
fell OF to 1908 bales portion taken after the receipt Of the
news the rates indicating material change Yesterday the
Arabas ayices before the pbl;c and bnses came for
slowly barely 5000 bales changing hands at sboat prey
the sales Of the entire week thus embracing 6SS
bales. We still quote l-4,Ssi M, t-S.-s s5ss+
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
t bsaasE; sisli a iss @is
f lss N assfssy f s'Sa'ns FAR
roBAceo.. ttaing receipts and very shtstock
sale holders have been Ginning fnA prices, aad the
sales reached barely 81 hds daring the week. all on
private terms. i..l.s ,lk - ~ -. . $50
The MARKETS said to firm, 1t the range eut quotations
which, however, nominal. -r,l-tt s .tJE *
Factory i.ngs. ae4
Levi Il Common,
Fair i5alS,s
Choice and sslsctions
= = =, .ooTros AND TOBACCO srArsass7. ..,A
stock hand Sept i. 1855. y. 7sis $3.50
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-31

Dotp1E: MURDsE. 1Two persons, man and wife,
named Hahcsy were fonna murdered on Saturday
morning, mss 1T saiisbufy The man was
found dead ID his house, and the woman upon the
ground about seventy ,liye ynrds distant. An axe,
Tying near and covered with blood, was probably the
inatrumeft used IN committing the murders Mp clue
has been obtained Of the perpetrators. Il