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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-08

The BATTLE OF THE GILA.--A late file of the Santa
Fe Gazette furnishes the particulars of the battle
fought on the 9th of June last with the Southern
Apaches of New Mexico, on the banks of the ella
river, by the U. S. troops under command of Col.
Bonneville and Capt. Ewell. 1t was more sangui-
nary affair than stated in the first accounts. The Ga
zette says:
As is already known, Col. Bonneville organized
campaign against the Southern Apaches during the
last winter, while in command of this department.
during the temporary absence of Gen. Garland. The
arrangements were made with great care and the
flower OF the United States troops on duty in New
Mexico composed the expedition. They took the
field in May, and the result shows the ability and
gaantry with which their operations have been con-
Quoted.
After operating for some time in the mountainous
and almost inaccessible country drained by the Gia
the Indians were fallen in with the Gath of June,
and on the 9th their camp on the ella was sur
rounded. The Gazette thus relates what followed:
The whole command was upon the ground and
took part in the action. The Dragons having cut off
the retreat of the Indians 70 the mountains on the
left bank, the mounted rifles charged the right
bank, and prevented escape in that direction. The
Sd and Sth Infantry, under Leuts Whippe and Steen
and Lieuts. Jackson and Cook assisted by the rifles
and dragons, attacked the Indians in the bushes
opposite sides OF the river, and after severe con.
| tlict succeeded in killing or capturing the whole
party. The field of battle extended the distance of
mile and half on both sides of the ella, and was
covered with thick growth of bushes which ena-
bled the enemy to fight with great advantage. OF
| the Indians, twenty warriors and four women were
found dead upon the field, and twenty,seven women
and children were made prisoners. The loss of the
enemy is supposed to be much greater than indicated
by the dead bodies upon the field, two prisoners
taken after the action both reported that the camp
consisted of forty warriors of whom but two three
escaped. OF troops, Iieuts. Steen and Davis and
nine men were wounded
In this affair the officers and men seemed to vie
with each other in galantry.
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SERVED Him RIGHT-A party of ladies who were
proceeding to battle in beautiful cove at Geneva,
Wisconsin, discovered young farmer in the thieket
watching them, and gave him sound beating in the
hazel bushes in which be was hid.
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Coat Coal /:

R. & j. w A T S o N,
New Ieyec, foot of Julia street,
Are constantly receiving large supplies Of the VERY BEST
QUALITY OF SCREENED
PITTSBURG COAL,
and are prepared furnish by the boat load DEALERS
PLANTERS and STEAMSHIPS at the SHORTEST NOTICE
and LOWEST MARKET PRICE,
s Planters desiring purchase part only of boat load
Of Coal can have delivered at their plantations with
out extra CHARGE except the actual Of towing e2i 2p3m
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Furnishing and Fancy Goods.

Just received from Paris, alarge assortment Of
SILK UMBRELLAS for Ladies and Gentlemen.
Linen and Cotton SHIRT BOSOMS
Linen and Cotton SHIRTS-Colored and White
FRENCH CORSETS, of all styles.
STOCKINGS, Socks, Cravats, Collars,
Suspenders Gloves Mit Carriers Embroidered Chemist Por
celaiu Vases Toilet Sets. etc etc,
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
LION Il PINSARD,
au3l 2ptf 66 and 6S Royal street. Bienvlle
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Boots, Shoes and Rrogans.


AT WHOLESALE
Plantations supplied with prime Di:chng BOOTS, Rnassi
BROGANS, Wool Mexican Palm Leaf, Straw and Car
peachy HATS at the lowest market price, by
FROST i CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street,
HATS, GAPS. ETC.,
At WHOLESALE.
We constantly receiving silk 7
Cashmere Panama, Leghorn, Straw Palm Leaf Mexican Al
Wool HATS, stthe lowest market prices, by
FROST Il CO.,
Iyl32p6W No 10 Magazine stree.
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Esfbit Extract

FOR THE Observation-Disclosures GENUINE
Price, 80 cents per bottle. For sale by
MRS BOYD,
1ES ANN rect
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SlpOs, 3 Co.'S Lotteries.
NEW AND BRILLIANT SC EN- Z
e n N 4 n 1 q u d. U U .G1

Hg- Capital Prize 10000 .-EH
The following Scheme will be drawn by S. SWAN w.,
Managers of the FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY, Of
Georgia. in each of their Lseres September, 1857, nj
AUGUSTA Georgia. to which city they have removed their
principal office.
Class 81 to he drawn in the city of Augusta Ga in public,
onSATURDAY, September g. 1857.
Glass 50, be drawn in the city of Augusta, Ga, in pubc
SATURDAY. September II, 1857.
Glass in the city of Augusta Ga public
SATURDAY, September 10, 1851
Glass S. to be drawn the city of Augusta Ga in public
SATURDAY, September &C. 1857.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS
$4,000 Tickets-5,495 Prizes!
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS .
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEl
TO BE DRAWN EACH SATURDAY
IN SEPTEMBER. ..
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QUEER COMPANY. A letter writer says the
travelling retinue Of Madame Lagrange when she was
out West consisted of soprano, tenor, baritone,
pianist, parrot, hooking bird, one husband and
three dofrs
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hVeyer meet with many returning citizens from the
North and the sea Shore all satisfied in getting home
pafticularIy those who have been travelling through
the Northern States. There is very little business
going on as yet. Preparations are progressing on
great scale, and we expect larger amount Of BUSH
ness to be transacted this autumn than during any
corresponding time anterior.
There was some considerable activity on the levee
yesterday in the vicinity Of the steamboat landing
lower down. below st. Louis street. there is not much
doing--hardIy time yet. Some few vessels are DIS
charging. OF coure there is very little produce gong
forward. The European markets do not of1er the
least for shipments OF breadstuns and
we must look for depression IN the gram trade.
Mr. Bull IS however, willing to take any number OF
bales Of cotton by the way we suppose OF accommo-
dating our planters at or below fifteen cents per H.
Perhaps be will get it at these figures but the chances
are he will go higher However, there will be some
buyers in the city for England between the 25h and
the LIST Of October. We shall then be able to under
stand the movements for the season.
The Northern mail came through yesterday If it
comes through this morning, intelligence will be re-
ceved Of the suspension Of Tuesday last, in which
considerable interest has been manifested for some
days. The Cunard steamer Of the 29th ult., from
Liverpool will DO due at Halifax to-day. We do not
think that the interceptng of the ocean steamers OF
Cape Race, to obtain little later Intelligence Will
pay. twill hardly be sale course to operate largely
on viz: dspatchesva Cape Race. We shall see now
many failures have taken place in Liverpool when we
receive our regular correspondence. we 90 nor Know
from what causes these reported failures have ARISEN
1t too early to experience any sad effects from the
,n,;n and va can hardly believe that troubles
to,,o ro,, o,,t ~ cotton onerations. There may
hove losses in grain investments. but we believe
- 2 .a,.,.,,,,, +vo,,o1 10 Fast very,
tnat dispatches py tsieerapn 'iasei WV i's' ''is
often. Nous resrons, 49,.
n -
MAJOR WIN. II. MCC ARDLE.-We had the pleasure
of A call Yesterday from this gentleman SO well and
e.,,,.,,,,. =; .ha c,,,tbor, nevvsna,ar world
aatolaply Ano"n ~ eho soa'nsA ,I AZ,
Many years ago MAJOR McCardle was ealtor vi hne
Vicksburg Wing afterwards he became one OF the
= - ~ M, ator of No vc,sbnre Wbir
3. ,,a,. ,,aar "a baf In all Of these ed
...,;.;a,,. ~ d,a, much .b;l;tv and
.,aar j. svrter IA won for himself an enyiable
~ .,vs u ;o,,r,oI;sn, u
we regretted inc severance q ms conhectioh WIN
the wing Tor we We're iotn 70 part IRON ~
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Notice.

Our customers and others, wishing their FAIL AND WIN
TER CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER, will please call
store and leave their measures and orders.
NORRIS, MAULL & CO.,
corner Camp and Common streets,
jy3 2ptf under the City Hotel.
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". III. Slack s Co.,

STATIONERS, PRINTERS AND BOOKBINDERS,
6S Camp street.
Have just received extensive assortment of BLANK
BOOKS, CUTLERY PAPER which they offer sale on
the most favorable terms
Blank Books ruled pattern and bound in the
stantial manner. seS 2p3t
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES
Enclose the money address the Tickets ordered
receipt OF which they will be forwarded by first mail
Purchasers can have ending any fgnre they
designate
The drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent 10
chasers Immediately after the drawing
n-Puchasers will please write their signatures plain AL.
give their Post. Office County and State.
E-Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable D.
fall without deduction
All communications strictly confidential.
for Tickets Certificates either to S.a
Swan, Box Sc S, Post-Otfce, New Orleans,
S. SWAN & CO., Augusta, Ga,
o,oo o,dIw or s. SWAN MONTGOMERY Ala
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Whole Tickets. s10 Halves IS Quarters, 81 50.
5000 $50 will determined by last figure N
number that draws the 600 prize For example, II tbs
number drawing the 500 900 prize ends with No. then all s
tickets where the number ends In will be entitled So II
the number ends with No then all the tickets where the
Der ends Twill be entitled to so, and so to 0.
Purchasers, in buying III Whole Tickets when the numte1
in l. g. 6, I, s, g. o. guaranteed prize Of S
Halves Quarters proportion Or Certificates OF 10 Te
will be sold the below for the risk the tickets azt
which entities the holder all he draws the $40 prize
Certificate of Packape of IN Whole Tirket
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6 ii Platform, all can Stand On"


A L T RED NJ ROE & co.,
"a Magazine street, corner of Gravier
Beg leave remind their old friends and that the
Principles which have for the last FIFTEEN
YEARS governed their Houses
still adhered to.
"One Price and no Deviation.''
And should dissatisfaction exist after the purchase of
the Goods they may and exchanged money
will be cheerfully refunded.'
By steamships Empire City and Black Warrior the House
have received splendid assortment Of
MEMS, BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.
ALSO
NISHING GOODS.
It is lknown fact that the Clothing turned out by this
House is made in and experience in this
line of business ustifes in stating that the elec
ton of Goods this exces all the former efforts Of
worthy partner Muroe superintendent
they gotten up
PARENTS AND GUARDIANS, g."
Your particularly requested the splendid
of
Boys and Children's Clothing,
Both for Dress aud School purposes.
INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING AT FACTORY PRICES.
TRUNKS, CARPET. BAGS AND UMBRELLAS.
ALFRED MUNROE u CO.,
"a Magazine street,
SCI 2p6t Northeast of tiravier street.
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CARELESS USE OF FIREARMS the 10Th ult a
young man named Holly shot himself dead in a
shooting gallery in New York. while carelessy hand
ling DistOl tlt35 i4s4 ft -
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
EATON R0U C. e L A..
Practices h Profession in sls Branches in te Perishe
q AST and WEST BATON ROUGH,
EAST an3 WEST FEtTCiATA
Ara SUPREME COT RT r New urlea=s. o-:li !rG
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Notice.
W.. III. C00ESy,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Pone Coupee West Baton Rouge and West Fe
Ir;sua Residence Pointe Coupee P. o. Ia. d3n 2n
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The Eastern Clarion,


s. H. ADAHS....... EDITION.
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having the largest cireulasieE
any Country Newspaper in the South very respectfully
offered advertising medium Merchants Or
cans.
Orders advertising left at the CRESCENT OFFICE VIII
be puncually attended to
ka-FRANK A. BARTLETT, agent for New 0rleans ID 2p-
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FTallx: on Change.

~ We are indebted to the clerk of the steamer
Hiswatha for late st. Louis paper.
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TO BE DRAWN EACH SATURDAY
IN SEPTEMBER. IL

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
prizes of $40 approxirnang 10 900 prize s11p
prizes of 800 approxmang $1,000 prize l2DV
prizes of go approximang TO 10000 prize SO
prizes of 1875 approxnating 1000 prize are... 500
prizes of 100 approximang 10 5000 prize 80
prizes of Is approximang to $500 prize are. tA
prizes of 80 approxmating to 500 prize are. 10
900 of 70 10)Utu
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Shirts! SHIRTS! Shirts:

CARROIITON STORES corner Poydras and Baronne st+
We have just received large invoice of those fine LINEN
SHIRTS all sizes and small pais 81 50 each Genens
will do well to call early.
LOUIS CHARLES,
my1l 2ptf corner P0yiras and Baronne strests.
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Cranes
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASkET

Those beautiful BURIAI CASEETS, formerly sold By P. Il.
COOK Co. No SO CaresstFe have been purchased by
the undersigned the sale prices
q No. 200 Camp street.
2ply DANIEL MONROE.
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lcoMAUNICATED.1
Mechanics Fair Association.

Mes Editors Crescent PLEASE 10 the public, that DR..
A. L. Plough ST. has connection whatever with Assoei
alton above further than being simple His
registered having paid fee of membership onhis is
ALL am led to make this statement imposition
being made on the country public and from the following
Baton Rouge correspondence published in the Sugar
Sept. 8, 1857.
THE AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICS FAIR AsSo-
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n. Hae. SeaiaflOIEFs

iva 2Py Sole Agents in the United States fer Lea Perrin
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d. 2ply
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-26

FLOUR Prices ag ain fell of little in the early part
the week. when buyers forward freely up
for suparfne 50 to@6 50 for Extra and s4 l2 bbl for
Unbranded Yesterday heard OF transactions Of any
moment. an
Weeks receipts 6a7zl bbls-Exports 20 6ls
Some 5000 sacks have deem disposed Of during
the week at Of 95c and u for Ordinary FMr Red,
u os1 l5 for Mixed to Prime Red and 81 25I hushel
for Prime White
Weeks receipts saOs sacks--Experts $3.50.
CoRN Both the supply demand have Of mode
rate character and prices without much alteration The
sales up to Thursday evening embraced sacks st
56@5Sc for Good to Prime Whs and 60@62c bushe for
Primo Yellow. Yesterday nothing Of consequence was
done.
Weeks receipts f0,7lS sacks-E1por.s l0,lls
have noticed sales Of T0o sacks Of 4o42c for
Ohio, and x3@45c v bushel for 81. Louis.
Weeks receipts ~, lH sacks-Exporss lAIo.
Prices have ranged at 6s976c 100 ns in sacks,
asboa Of have been sold at $40 Is v un
HAY...Two HAtbost Western t2l0 tomb sold
Thursday SIS un small lots selling during the week at
sl5ll6, and SIG 80 for Eastern and Western.
PORK . Prices further declined with sales OF
bbls Moss s4 and few lots sl3 80 for NJ o. and Sl
v bbl for Rumps.
Weeks receipts 99l4 bbls-Expors lila
BACON, Small lots Of Shoulders have been selling at ~
@lsc Of Hams at ll@l2s for Plain l5l7o y for
Extra and Fancy Sugar Cured.
Weeks receipts sS2 casks and tierces-Exports s42
BEEF ave have noticed sales Of 900 bbls Extra
Mess at $i3 50@i6, and 100 Prime at 81 81 a bbl.
Weeks receipts 2621 bbls and ierces-Exports $40.
GREEN MEATS About 20 900 ms have been sold in bulk
and in casks mostly at 5h5xc for Shoulders 77z for
Hams, and 7x0D71< p b for Sides.
LARD Prices have further given way with sales Of
5000 bbs and ercss 99c for Prime and SeIs for No.
| and 5000 kegs at @l0c u u.
Weeks receipts. 40l6 bbs tcs 1903 kegs-Expor,
oqnal to 1873 kegs.
GUTTER AND CHEESE 49,. Western Butter has sold
| at I7@2,c. and Cheese at ll1S@Sl2ke a h.
WHISKY The market has been dull with sales Of
1000 bbs at for Ordinary Extra brands Of Reced
| and ls1k@920c q gallon for Raw.
| Wesk's receipts, 52oS bbls-Exports CT. 5 t55H
BAGGING AND ROPE. Kentucky Bagging has beer
dull at about 3@15c and India at yard and Bale
Rope at T(9Ssc p b for Hand spun and machine made.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-26
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

BAYou S 9 % Lucy RoSinsona9o
e'ss fSs DC do
Harding Xbbsy Morehead As MandsvlIe 4 McIlhCnny
asGss 1
Rebs do wight Alien asor baes
Bsanasr Hubbard Sco-l4 Iass Kelly Gsois do
Frediander Gerson-0 wm ssery Gcos Oakley Hawkins
SaEsy e FeGe oya e order
--Tota 94S bales cotton.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. m R " Aaems-s9o dams bales cotton to
j Person aeo-2lb NJ pinskard &ee-ls6 9 b Kicks
ses e aasn s. sSS1 o
sss akay knsshSs Rl.s s ssSg sSg
III hos Henderson pss5I Harding Absay Norhsad.
Ma9aeyills MeIlhpnnys 3 bales cotton Miles Adams &so
& w,as sss sG q eSsa DO
- Ssss steamer Ns,eass-IS L Adams SeoNis
MsR rsaR WaeT Gos Sse hso ke sg
Eia sessl Gui,is, Harrison kco-6 Hopkins 1eo
i Ward, Saunders HunsundeSo oyder-Toal $685. bales
Stanton Newmanasss do Bachannon, CarrS kcoo5 do
hos HssdSson Seowes Do
Coleman, Putnam &eo-sa Ieyerfeh &eo9s bales cott9R
Carroll PrlisSssa Persons bales soften
as rsyHs sss. Fax ssS
hsaf yaaSs Scss do e: A1i a. sS G
Rsss sss Ssois M.sl sass
6 Davis jenkins Aeos Do Wsshs isoNs bales @ cotton ton
Lewis vs., osiesSy7s eSddy Brown Sese Green GramI6
MeKeirog Bradosd4 ihornhi 6eo- cleveland Brothers
&eoSS Robson Aenli sacks cotton seed Ward Saunders
bales cotton.
!. Benton sb oar 10 sacks wheat iiS O' Sbs poi
So les lard a sacks bran Q Twickell &co pks peas
whisky X ssi S sSi = Kegs
Seieiea SseSSS empty les q tes lard bids TO-
z sacks whsa, g sbas pork % obs lard sho,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-26

H1- Capt Forbes Of steamship Tennessee from Vera Cruz
reports the American masted schooner Spearng sailed
Cruz the 10Th inst In the evening for New
Left Vera Cruz American bark Rapid Capt Marshall
to New York ls January During heavy Norher
inst the French ship Paguetc de Vera Cruz her
and ashore the harbor of Vera Cruz Vessel
total loss. Crew uli saved.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-26
IMPORTS

VERA CRUZ-Steamslp Tenuessce-s2a 900 to ] de Ega
na2o000 Bayley blanchard Seo-l2 50 puig Avendano
IL 900 Cabalero asuald000U Payro-3OOO Camerden
25sS "a Levy Summes-2o00 Fernandez aco-2O00
Zachae &co-5l7 W Prehn &co-2T9 so Jeanette Quarter
leaf tobacco CardelRcl trunks Drrepassa
case vanilla Cabaiero BasualdoS sugar 10
Rayne-i bales ndse Frederickson3 Avedano
SS7 ,634 ~ in specie,
PHILADEI.PHIA-Brg Ben Haett-Assorted mdse.
BOSTON-Ship Marathon-Assorted mdse.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-26
" D n i @ Il I.
NO F @ r.
Jetery's Douhe-Acting Suction &nd Force Pump,
acith India Rubber Bal Vaiues,
Suitable Sugar Plantations Draining Excays
Yllncks Ocnana aIiR RlyerS

Jeteyy'S Doubie-Acting Suction Gnd Force Pump,
,cith India Rubber Bal Valoes,
Suitable for Sugar and Cotton Plantations Draining Excava
tons, Dry Docks, Ships, Ocean and River Steamers,
Dwellings, ETC.. ETC.. etc.
The subscriber having been appointed Agent this
for the sale of eeys Improved Double Acting Pump with
and furnish This valuable patented June
5th 1850 and awarded the FIRST PREMIUM at the New
ducng this Pump to this community undersigned feels
confidence that his efforts bring it into general use will be
seconded by all who its operation and construction
The perfect adaptation of solid Balls Rubber
Pump Valves will at be thinking and
Their mpervousness and their yielding
certainty OF operation and perfection of action cannot
arrangement the facility h which the parts be removed
and replaced the compnct FORM renders this perfect
and desirable Pump in Every Planter Ship Steamboat
Captain should Of these valuable Pumps as
apart from their general purposes they in moment be
transformed into an efficient Fire Engine. ~
SIZE no possesses capacity of forcing % gallons per min
Size No possesses capacity of forcing 40 gallons per min
ute. Price SS5 $1,000
Size No 4poessesa capacity of forcing rs gallons per min
And larger sizes suitable Dry Docks or heavy Dsiuap
up to capacity OF 800 gallons minute course Of
construction and may be expected Nos and are a
naby adapted Sugar Houses for forcing cane uce n
lsses AMI the ordinary which Pump peneray an
pied while for redeeming swampy Lands as are nds.
The subscriber feels convinced when these Pun,p ars
seen they will speak for themselves that Later
they will go into general use ~ - $500
Samples of Size No. can be in operation at c. Bier
CO.'S NO. 20 Camp ttreet Price Couon's No. l07 Poydras
street. at the office of the undersigned where persons in
''ea 70 eali ana e4ainine same before purchasing.
m24ly A III a. Th, Grs,xiegt agent, a..
NOrICG To TUCARPENTEKs AND BIJITDERss
faen Sawed eathsrboarding both rough and dressed
from the very best heart ber SD per for reayS
Lumber sawed torder.
suis ON STAR planning Mills, New Basin.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-26
From the West have tho following from the Cincinnati
n. or IastE
gebis6 of tbe Harhets for Yast Iesh,

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street, .
Saturday Morning, December rs, 1857. )
fair demand has prevailed in general market during the
past week. but lower rates for most articles of trade Cot
has further declined about 1c under the influence
vices from Europe which report continued depression
ton and nances with many additional failures England
the Continent Sugar and Moasses have been active
generally at further reduction in the Flour
Lard have also given III prices while Corn without
charge. Feghts ayemproyed and ships better
request.
On Tuesday morning published tho Adraiic's adyces
embracing dates from Liverpool the 9th They reported
further decline in Cotton of hl36d, with sales of only
1890 bales daring the ihee days The Persias adyiees will
be found In columns this morning,
COTTON, Our last weekly before the OBJECT
Of the Canadas Advices had been developed nothing
having been done in Cotton Friday they were made
public. On Saturday few buyers took
about 5000 bales al prices though without quoabe
alteration from the current before the arrival
The market still castor for buyers Monday
inland without spirit, the sales amounting COCO
ne On Tuesday morning the Aracs adyiees appeared
columns reporting furih decline Liverpool of 0
S6d nnder the influence OF which prices with gave
e b, about $3.50 bales changing hands the reduction
On Wednesday buyers forward freely but still
lower offers which accepted in instances and the
sales reached fully 1850 bales prices being irregular
ranging at 9ec for Mddng for Strict Middling
On Thursday buyers again forward quite freely taking
abot a00 bales at irregular rates. the prevailing prices
Middng be;pg o9c q ID. Yesterday being Christmas
day. and the Persas unfavorabe advces hand sales
confined to about 500 bales making total for the
1900 bales the market closing about the ange quo
tatjnDs. MS follows.