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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-06
Ue6 Orleans 1ailp Crestent.
TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 6, 1857.
Talk on 'Change-Cotton,


The heavy amount of business transacted last week
particularly on Friday and Saturday, and from the
position of the cotton market seemed to be subjects
for comment; moreover, it asserted with great
confidence that the Niagara brought advices that
Middling Orleans cotton had gone up to -lG, which
was not told of in the public dispatches last week
We shall, however be grated if such really proves
to be the Case, it will save considerable loss on
early shipments and render the business less hazard
Gus for the present perhaps the balance of the
son, provided our market does not advance with too
rapid strides
following import:
LIVERPOOL Dec. l3. 1886.
The en Of EnsIand did not reduce the rate Of interest
being l@l}s above all continental saTke,s TIE Bank Of
France yin reduce her Of interest and the Bank Eng
ss"s: sSs Xdaltag a and ,ay soo;
dee :xbaen.es a1f esGssa1 no t9 as a M
;. s r Presume @ the cane Of , fs d'paT, that spnnej
being of better color the coming
ers uat mnSin 81 per BALE ana eie the very
heavy nportations.
We fearful that the rains of November will
cause large share of the late pickngs to be trashy,
and of very ordinary grade. From the above it
will be observed that ordinary cotton rules very low.
will he necessary for planters to take more than
ordinary care in cleaning and ginning the last
pickings.
Business was active on the evee yesterday. Our
marine list does not give any heavy arrivals: yet,
there were sufficient in number, with good loads to
maintain the usual activity. The weather has mode
rated greatly since Saturday Telegraphic dispatches
of that date (thc Sd ins) from Louisville, give US to
understand that the weather very cold and the
navigation in the Ohio much obsructed thereby. We
do not think it will last long. We consider our winter
in this SECTION now nearly half through. Red and
Iazoo rivers continue in good boating order, and
upon the whole we think getting along tolera-
bic well here in the Crescent city if there are any
commercial, financial and social communities doing
better, we shall be glad to have them show their
hands
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From RED RIvER.-The Shreyeport SoutIi vastarr

From RED R1vER-The Shreveport Southwestern,
of Wedneday last, says:
The river is rising slowly opposite this port The
Era IRON Lanesport, reports Upper Red river low
ings:" The wreck of the Lizzie Lee gives serious
trouble to boats passing through Twelye.lne Bayou.
we learn from DR.. Young, President of the yiIcks-
burg, shreveport and Texas Railroad Company that
the work from this place to the Texas line will he
completed during the ensuing year, 1857
The Caddo Gazette, of the 9th ult., relates that
On the previous Saturday or Sunday deck hand was
killed on board the steamer White Cliffs, while w.
ing at Albany, in that parish. One statement has it
that he was killed by an engineer, another that he
was killed by deck hand. Albert Coleman. team.
ster in that parish, was it is feared fatally injured
on Christmas day, from his mules taking fright at the
explosion Of some fireworks.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-06

NAvAL-Lieuts. Virgins and Heilman of the U.
s sloopofwar Levant, sailed from Shanghai Oct 2,
in ship Haidee for New York, for the purpose of re-
signing their commissions in the navy Three of the
assistant engineers belonging to the San Jacinto had
also resigned and more were to follow suit shortly
The U. S. trlgate jamestown was at Sierra Leone.
Oct. 20. 1t was rumored at Sierra Leone that there
had been battle in the interior in which four thou
sand persons are said to have been killed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-06

A WEALTHY MARRlAGE.-M. Alphonse de Roths
child the second son OF the Partisan Putus is about
30 marry his cousin, the daughter of Lionel de Roths
child, of London. Mile de Rothsehild is a lady OF
great beauty, OF the oriental Jewish type. At Lon.
don many have been enamored of herself. but they
have not been trusted because her millions have beef,
suspected of inspiring their passion. She figured in
the recent tetes at Compeigne, and after stag-hunt
she had the honors of Ia pate on a silver saver.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-06

CONGREss.-Five weeks of the present session of
the National Congress have been frtted away in idle
debate and empty defamation, and most of the heavy
business is still hand be disposed of during the
remaining eight weeks. The most important of the
appropriation bills yet to be considered but as
these are Indispensable, every thing else must be
made to yield to them. The Committe on Naval
Affairs in the House were, at last accounts await
ing the first call of committees to enable them to
present the Senaes bill of the last session on the sub
iect of naval reform.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-06

GREAT FALLING OFF-We clip the following
from the Plaquemine Sentinel, of last Saturday:
We are informed that there were only about one
hundred and ten hogsheads of sugar made on Bayou
Crosse ,Tete in this parish, this year. The usual
yield, we should think, is between twenty-five hun
dred and three thousand hogsheads.
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DEATH OF One OF THE BAND-One of the musi
clans of the band which came to this place. few
days since from New Orleans, to play on the occasion
OF the marriage OF one OF our most respectable citi
Zens to one OF berviles fair da lighters was suddenly
taken sck-the musician, not the band-and died
We understand in five hours. The old leader OF the
band played that night to the light hearts around
nm with trembling arm and 4 sorrowfu eye The
music of his friend was hushed forever and his body
was awaiting the cold earth, far away from tader
land. -[Plaquemne Sentinel Sd inst
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The LAND WARRANT FoRGER.-Many efforts have
beenan are being made at Washington to induce the
President to pardon Wm. H. Wilder, who it will be
remembered is in the States prison of Louisiana
for forging land warrant papers The plea alleged is
ilhealth. The opinion is, that he will be left to
serve out his term his case having been one of the
most fragrant known in the history of the Pension
Bureau. He is we'll known, having been among the
very fastest men who in the habit of visiting
Washington periodically.
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ELECTORAL VOTE LOsT.- The Wisconsin papers
state that the electoral vote Of that State not
cast, owing to severe snow-stonn which prevented
the electors from reaching the capital the day ap-
pointed for their meeting.
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FHE,-On the night of Tuesday last fire broke
out in Savannah Georgia, which destroyed three
daguclreotypc establishments aud dentists Office.
Loss about $1,000.
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Coz. W. S. CAMPBELL.-The following, in refer
ence to this gentleman, appears in the Bulletin of
yesterday morning:
We authorized by Col Campbell to say that he
is not before the public candidate for the Legis-
ature and that under the present condition of affairs
he would decline 4 nomination, if rendered to him.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-06

The FORGER CoNvICTED-On the 30th ult., Hunt
inston, the forger, convicted in the New York
Superior Court and sentenced to four years and ten
months imprisonment in the penitentary.
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4e who are eating the apple dumplings and mo-
lasSes OF wealth should not forget those who are
sucking the herring bones of poverty.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-06

A Mrs. Thorn, of Palo Alto, Michigan hung her
self to revenge herself upon her husband who refused
to take her to ball. Exchange,
Fortunate fellow.
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The ship New York and the bark Tasso, wrecked
on oqam Beach, near Barnegat, finally broke up and
went to pieces.
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Y A z o O RI V E r.

VIII leave IN TUESDAY, 9th inst. at 5P NJ
FOR LEELORE. GREENWOOD
SiI5u. Iazu0 City SAnria, all Intermediate
:s--s15 andnesThe fight draicht passenger Steamer
Alton Jr., &. WIam master will leave above. For
freight passage, apply on board.
ja5 r. b SMITH / Tch0upitoulNs street.
REGULAR KETS
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VIII leave WEDNESDAY, 7th inst. at O'Clock P NJ
re-. FOR BEUF RIVE II A ID
Sicl? Island. Harrisonburg Black River, the
fSs--1Hs well-kn0wn steamer Frank Keeling. Cap.
Henry A Burt will leave above For freight passage;
apply board ir5
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H,=s - UNITED STATES r
80 kss WEEKLY MAIL LINE r. :

lslssftc:k : WEEKLY MAiLLINE lslNTs
FeEARA 10 VIGkSBuR'i. fTE1-.=.ssss7.AAssa
ON II l.SljAY, arION TLCRSDAYIOE SATI'R0AY At
- T. n 80 at . p. NJ. P. N.
The lGEiCeUt u The NlEZtiicen;I The L,
States mail packet I. :. mail packet States mail packet
Princess, ,CGItain II. ". Mcf,ae, Natchez. Captain
Wilson, will leave Capt. j. b. Canon r. r l.eHtliers will
for nonRisonvle will leave for Don leave for Donaldson
Plaqueine Baton jacksonville Plaque ivle Plnqueminc
Rouge Port En nne Baton Rouge ton Rouge. Port Eiui
Bayou Sara, Red iPOrt ulso Bayou Bayou Red
River Landng,r Sara Rel River River Landing Fort
Adams. Nhtchez, Landing Fort Al Adams Natclcz, Wa
Waterproof Rodney Ntctaz, Wa terprof Rodney
ST. Joseph Grand lerproof, Rodney Joseph Grand iiu
Gull, WHrenOn amidst. Joseph Grand Waenon and dFrks
EickSbur- ' Gulf, WRrrenon, burg every SATUR
TUESDAY, at 7. Nicksburg Mill DAY. AT . ?. N.
NJ ktn's Bend and Lake
Providence, S l.
Island Reach and
lSEipwithS Landing
every THURSDAY
lat ) T..
The above plcniil packets will leave
their egla days without fail Al the EoU appointed. All
business entrusted tOtheir will be promptly AMI faithfully
attended to. Freight taken for Yal1n if cons rne W. NJ
S AW the Of the boats Ficksbur who will forward
it without delay and without any extra charge,
These boats will not be responsible for letter package
containing money iawelry other valua5e unless regular
bills Of am taken specifying the and value. and
the freight paid yIaSe deposited with the clerk
by the passengers, contained i'll their baggage,
For freight passage apply Oh bGnrt or
CARRUII4 PRITCHARD / CO.,
Union Row, 55 CarOnrielpt
$3.50 T. L. SMITH, M. 3 Tct ouptouias
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Leaves TuESD Az. 9th inst. at P NJ.
r. =, FOR SHREVEPORT DIRECT


ssss5E-4sS steamer Moses Greenwood, Thomas,
will leave above for Shreveport Grand Bayou. Campe
Grand Ecoe AIcXauda Gorton and all Intermediate land
in.s Red River F0rreight apply board
iaj T. B. SMITH. Tchouioulas street.
ACk RIVER
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5EA-GOING VESSELS.
TEXAS AND MEX co.

TEXAS AND MEXICO.
To sail OIL THURSDAY. January S'h, at o'clock A. NJ.
SOUTHERN STEAMSHIP COM
HiFTfh PANY-For GALVESTON AND MATAGOR-
.-sSszsaas DA BAY.-T. S. Mail ine.-The and mag
nifcen steamship Charles Morgan, II. Place commander
mander will leave above For freight having
superior accommodations, apply on board, or to
HARRIS, MORGAN d CO., foot Of julia st.
opposite the Steamship Landing.
Shippers will please provide themselves with the
form OF bills Of lading. None other will be signed.
Ef- The steamships of this Company will hereafter
lighterage good. from Powder Horn I4vaca. ia2
sail THURSDAY, January 18th, 1851. At soclock A. NJ
>Ez@ SOUTHERN STEAMSHIP COM
HMFlTTh PANT.-for BRAZOS SANTIAGO, via Calves
and Indianoa - The and magnificent
steamship Atlantic, Henry Sheppard commander will sail
abo"c pnncay For freight having superior
accommodations for passengers apply to
HARRIS, MORGAN It Co, foot Julia street,
opposite Steamship Landing.
za Freight will he taken for Brazos Santiago and Galveston
but for lndAnOla.
siShippers provide themselves with the steamers
form of bills Of Iadng No other form will! be signed jan3
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DLESS8G boxes 500 half do 400 quarter do Proc.
~ tor CANDLES Star, for sale by
Ia, JOSEPH Lands 4 CO.
u-9 SO Tchoupiteulas street,
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SEA-GOING VESSELS.
L o n D o n.

.SES9S FOR LON DON-TIiE NJ AMERICAN SHIP
kHFfh Equity, NOFrs, muster, i loading and will
Ssas:lshave immediate Dispatch For freight
staves apply to
j. p. WHITNEY & Co, 35 Carondelet street.
For passage, apply captain board. dis
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-21
RECEIPTS oF PRopuCE.

ST LouIssssmsr Msrs-ase 1Ils -four l5s bbs pork lse
hbs -four oder79 bbs -four 4l3 bran 73 sacks
bs John pay &eo sash os!s @ cd DO do DO
Michel Seo-s5 Shaw cos5 I sacks sSs corn %
Overton. ~ =
BAYOU DE GLAIzE-stesmer E NJ Bieknoll--s7 bales cot
ton e caady brown Ises cotton Gis Ferguson
John Watt Aeo-0 Ar Nllenberger BaFro,,ia bales cotton
Warren Gimgre kco2 Buchannon, Carroll &eos bhds SUI
Ss srsa Do s. sSs Tss sa
80 do to orderTo,a 25 bales cotton s.
FLOYD, BAYOU MACo o-steamer Amanda 1853 bales cot,
ton ns to R9efRs sS snon NeS@anS5 % Ferguson deo
Buehsnnen Carroll &co52 do John Watt Gcos bales Cotton
arhs xbSsy saS d
nyrne Vance Seo6o iiard Summers &cols bales cotton
4 hos IsSasFsoa Psals Washington Jackson &so-s7
Menberger &coS5 Harris Ley-sundres to orderFotai
100 bales cotton
Hewitt Ssa 81 eas Ges ad
sSs whisky e ,s hofan @ VT shls flour to Twehe
SSls whisky s, lanes gepno Ssesse pork o eS
lard n sass q Sss sS aSissy hssss g 3 bags % ,
i cheese S 6e potatoes il sss X sas
Ter. ,s asic Ss nI sasEns e Hehsock
butter Ads@sls bsls sar q bbs beef Keep hard
@
boxes books oya 81 bSs sgss Tss bss mdse
boxes candles Joseph Lands seo2s O. drugs ssoy Mead
sacs says Flint JSSss wheel, Is Eosas Foley
butter II wey60 bbi vinegar to Titt20s bbis flour IL
bbls whisky lot machinery to order
CINCINNATE-Seame J Iands-S bbls whisky bbls Of
yneger 26 boxes cheese 10 hf Ibs butter Adams &co do
50 boxes cheese @ 20 ees lard oil l6 ho beet g do pork 200 bhls
Wright &cos bbls horse raddish Dbl and hf
&c hams S sss S gs % 3 sess
psgs pee 4 bels krou, 4s Do rbb Dbl h tongues
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-21

----i.-5s q ;7S5 = =
49, easuraay, re heo rser packes!
Dwan. usp., cnas. Hsyes arrived rom shreveport
Hl.h w nses co'so' and ieaves again on Inesday
= IS III facf ocess report tne steamer Era No.
oaRs houns ixo fed fiver ior tnis port,
snasgea end sank e Fsdsvorsa's landing Back
bayou, sssarday morning isst. we y. mad on board
= ~ se q apoos oov Daies o cosson. boat
.Os1l .ssss'9e 80 n VIZ !. =, u.
Ane gpasnass 1c1ss b'un wy, eaps. FRANK Aeei
w - asn 20 =. oaes oO's0n ana
aeeves A4s.n u ~ ! = ussosy, ~ y . <. =.
!, ~ sss aoe's P.cke. y =. hcfr'sen, Vaps' Sno
y. ~ N'sn = Vely la1ge cargo ana
s1sAs " one aeasea asaln On uees
y Z ~ seUn opleeo y ner poilse
s,eIA, ~ ~ 4 1sPe1e " !sse papers.
vn sssqas ~ A0esy..s pacAet Anse'ops, Capt.
= = Wy lesse agsan On Iuesday,
y ..s q "a. cetk' ~ sas. y nag
WI :. s.st4s VI ~ ssse Psts'ss 1. 8
g ~ s,essn.1 FsS~ss A'snnyes, 0aps' A.s 4
A1A ~ " sn y
=. II .s.s = nef po'.'s cerA
e. "a, .ss .;ss 80 ss.s3 B. &
~ ~. M ,, pAcAe. l4nas' oaps' Jos'
g y 1s y
49, = VIZ poii'e clerk NJ,
Aaes ~ sss sss ~ " 4
wv y. s's.ss ~ =. e MAlns arrived rom ~
sM ~ - Saps. = y. Wade
.,'l,s% 'io y. s.snA ner as'enslve
0's. ~ 81 u Y. ". - - pseets W.
1 ~ s. s. sors App'esa'e
80. Sv.sv1 auu
V.,s ,s " -s-s,s I
Il. A vssn 1o*
ssa .'''l nsls
sossoA sus Nestvuaa AVsu out9tePoIs WltA ASet
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-21

to order. n n = -rs.e .. - 1'A ' @
coAsTsoop Tonnere- 20 hhds sugar 50 bbls oasses ID
order. ~ - 80, " y
RAILRoADs.
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON. AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAIIRoAD29 bales cotton to Warren Gilmore &cc-io6
Gater Harrison aceas Carroll tchad &cosS 10 Payne
Byrne, Vance &col6 Carter AcoIO Miles Adams &co.
duncan Logan George Connolly do Bogart Foley
Durand Rocquest &co25 Harris Ley Lloyd Frierson-
smith, Harris &eosundries to ordcrTota 600 bales cottou
NEW ORLEANS oPEIoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
bids sugar 4! bhls molasses Laforsst Des.
gar Lane Mayned &cos do Washington jackson &co-22 do
A bes nolsses Cammack, Sques Wcso bbls moasses
hhds sugar Saba,sy-ls do Bogar Foley Ayery50 bbls
LaFores Desmaro Bethel Hare-25 40 bbls noasses
Lobt CharpenteS do Feowes aco-l do is hhds sugar to
Belocq Nobom kco2 do 25 bales cotton Smedes-sun.
dries order-Tota Is bales cson II half bbls oasses 5
bbls molasses VT
M JEFFERSON AND cARRoLLroN RAILRoAD.
Steamer VIM Rsealey2ss bsles cotton Tarleton
Whiting TuisH Mckleroy Bradford-l7 Cutrer Harri.
son 4co7ls6 Hardie &cos Rives Battle Nobe-0O do
q bds stevens Acos bales osnaburgs McKelroy
Badord-S0 bbls naval MAY Acol do Price Con.
verse smithsundries order-Tsta 69l bales cotton
PONTOHARTRAIN RAiLROAD.
HOBII Caba-24l bales cotron to Riyes Battle
Nobe2 Lloyd Frieron91 do and sundries to order-Tota
S57 bales cotton. E7gsI, 7T77a' 80" 49,
MogILEseamsr Florid.los bales cotton to orderes do
cotton. - - -
4 FLArBOATs.
.I+. -.. list District a..- . ... I...
AURoRA-Per Emory's Boat-sOO bbls whisky to James
Connolly eco -6a ts5 lse' '1771- y @N'eND
INDIANAPer Lyons Two Boas-24O tons hay to MASTER
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-21

so1AksThe sales embraced 1900 hhds at previous
rates. Fair TO Fully Fair 4AGa5,sc a n.
Some 1000 bbs sold at laals1sc, but
nearly all atthe former price
Prices way again, and the sales reached
SEINE 5000 hbs including eO Ohio Indiana superne in lots
g. so soo ALSO IN lots at q 5s4 S. s5 Fancy at s4 7
TAO Fine Al VI and 400 Unbranded "a l2lsS4 q bill
sales Of Corn embraced 5000 sacks in.
cudng 2oo Green at t6c 500 White 55s lo0oa 5s and $50
Choice 60c bushe of Wheat 1900 sacks were sold nj
soc@s 10 for Inferior to Good and IA, White at 81 q
buhe Oats were lower again. with sales Of 1850 sacks St
Louis part Ordinary at 4i@isc and HOO 44Ac n bushel
OF Bran 100 sacks were sold at zoe VI 100 MS.
PROVISIONS sales Of Pork included 800 bbls Ness
at SID rs y bbl with retail transactions SIS 256s5 or
Green Meats 10000 ms in bnk and in casks sold In.
cudng about 40 casks at bssc for Shoulders TX for Hams
and c for sdes MS 10 bulk on private
terms and 10 900 ms in bulk at 5 and 7c v for Should
err Hams and Sides In Bacon heard of transactions.
Lard was still ows and noticed sales OF 100 tierces
Prime In three lots at c l6s No at Sc, and few lots
keg at q b.. Beef is very dull and Mess nominal
ct S q Dbl for round iot or Prime 100 bbs have been sold
in lots within few days at 81 80 o bb which is an outside
price.
heard of 100 bales Prime Eastern sold on Friday
At siS, ahd 2so Prime Western at SIG = tun.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-21
MOTH C E.
JeferVs Double-Acting Suction and Force Pump,
,cith India Rubber Bail Vatues,
Suitable Sugar and Cotton Plantations Draining Excaya
tin,s Dr,.n hirsD Dceana nandR RlyerSt
N D II L G f

Jeferys Double-Acting Suction and Force Pump,
,cah India Rubber, Bal palues,
Suitable for Sugar and Cotton Plantations Draining EAcava
tons, Dry Docks Ships, Ocean and River Steamers,
Dwellings, etc.. ETC.. etc.
The subscriber having appointed for this State
for the Jeey's Improved Double citing Pump with
furnish same This valuable Invention patented June
6h 1885, and awarded the FIRST PREMIUM at the New
York Fair, held at Emira ia that year. In intro
ducng this Pump this community the undersigned feels
his efforts to bring into general will be
seconded by all who its operation and construction
The perfect adaptation of solid Balls of India Rubber for
Pump Valves be every thinking mind
Their and their yielding surface
certainty operation and perfection of action which cannot
arrangement the facility it parts removed
and replaced FORM renders this the most perfect
and desirable Pump Every Planter Ship Steamboat
Captain possess these valuable Pumps
they in be
transformed efficient Fire Engine.
No 2pessesses capacity OF forcing 20 gallons min
Size No. capacity of forcing 40 gallons per
Size No. capacity of forcing rs gallons per
And larger sizes suitable Dry Docks heavy Drainage
up capacity of 500 gallons minute of
and may be expected Nos. and ad
iby adapted Sugar Houses forcing cane Juice
asse and ordinary which Pump generally a-
Piled while for redeemng Swanpy Lands the No. as nds
The subscriber convinced when these Pumps
seen they speak for themselves that
they will go into general use.
Samples Size No. can be In operation O. c. Bier
Co 95 Camp .treet Price Conlon's 107 Poydras
street. the office of the undersigned persons
vited to call and examine same before purchasing.
ANDERSON D. DIETER, Agent,
MIA 1y 80 Gravier street.
NOTICE TO OCAttPENTERS AND BUILDERS
IN Sawed Weatherboardng both rough dressed
the best heart imber Per rough
and sa per N ior dressed in lots to suit purchasers
auls sm STAR PLANNING Mills, New Basin.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-21

increase foFsshe week 250866
In The aggregate the nine banks show surplus above
and * tho statu4e Of four millions half Of dollars
There long dated mortgage pspor
at1@lx per cent per month OF commercial paper We did
learn large transaccus What sold ruled from
2GD93< per cent. psr month M 5;Ss sS 4. s.
operasd ia to extent The banks selling
checks New York the counter at per discount
md buying from and TX discount Sixty days sight was
taken u and w cent discount Sterling ex-
tent found buyers for clear bills at l04Dl0 and I05 For
direct remittance tho rates are from @O6A private
Bills and 0 fol souhern Bank Francs heavy at 5000
80 and 5 The supply Of all kinds is large likely to
continue 10 for some days 355 5sasS s =
pcks d not hear Of transactions other than the
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-21
IMPORTS.

aEAzos s Gen
essil do Do Marks &eoIooo DO to SoGth
20 Ss
i9o do Ashsy4oo Turner Renshawlts do to Preau
sls,5s2 4S in specie
knY WEST a Via , WEST : Els ghoRpA
% DO Rodewall &co-4A DO Wood Lowell do sone76
s g e Z \ sRsf saa Esai ao
i62 do Post Mel3O do Rodgers Wood &co leaf
co-Buohannon Carroll dco-Totai $50 bales cotton
bales cotton conno oafey co
q Henderson, Terry Seo-2s Feowes dco2O Freson Steven
ses cadd % brown as1e, aso
Pitcher aoodrsh Miles. Adams &cos Edward Nalls
Jones 4eo May Power &eo-R Bsrdons- oas
saieaBrysn &olark, Taylor Raddn.Harris, Morsan sco
H.Rs G95%sn Ms
BoSTON-Shp Wilbur Fisk-9S tons ice to A Bosworth
&co. :
WOLF RIvER-schr Basilide-60 cords wood to order.
HORN ISI.AND-Schr Octavis-50O bbls sand to order
PEARL RIvER-Schr Faser-l4 bales sea island cotton tc
Duncan Iogan--3o cords wood and sundries order
ANTE RIvERSchr TgressIU0O shingles and sundrie,
to order.
BAY ST LouIs-schr New Plano cords wood to order.
BAY ST LoUIS-schr Baleares-40 cords wood to order
BAY ST LoUIs-schr Rosalie--3O cords wood to order
BAY ST LoU1s-Schr Angelne-I0cords wood to order,
BAY ST LouIs-schr Mary-aO cords wood to order
ANTE RIvER-schr Quincy--so0OO shingles and 20 cord
wood to order.
BILoxI-schr Gen Worth--A0 10 cords wood to ordar
PEARL RIvER-Schr Gen washington-4OOO0 feet lumbe
TO W Carre &co.
PAsCAGouLA-schr Invincble-27 900 feet nmber to
Sockor,
C0vINGT0N-Schr Victoria -5G0bbls sand to NJ Eastman
BILoXI-schr sar-30, COO feet lumber to W s,ocker