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miscellaneous.
Watches gmd sTesUegry.

The public are invited to examine the large addition
recently made to my STOCK of and beautiful styles Of
Ladies' aud Cents JeweIry,
Consisting in part of
Gents Gold Vest and Fob CHAINS.
Ladies' Gold Iuard and Chatham CHAINS.
Gold NECK L4CEs. LoCKErs and BRACELETS.
Gold vEsr HOOKS, SEALS and KEYS.
Cents Gold STUDS, SLEEVE BUTTONS and PINS.
Ladies' Gold GoLD-sroNR MOSAIC PINS, KNOBS
and DROPS.
ladies' Gold, oAMFo PINS, KNOBS and DROPS.
1000 Gold FINGER RINGS, comprising all kinds
Also,
SILVER SPOONS, SUGAR sHoyELs, NAPKIN
RINGS, &C
SILVER PLATED SPOONS, FORKS, &c., from the
best Silver Platers in the country.
large stock Of GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, ex
cellent time-keepers.
All the above mentioned goods will be sold ,at the
price offered, and warranted to proue as recommended
dis d@wtf T. NJ LAMB.
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PATENT AGENCY

.-s .4a.. FOR rus.
United StuleB, Great Britain. France,
And other European countries
The Subscriber, A PRACTICAL MECHANIC AND
DRAFTSM AN weil acquainted with the Patent Laws has
been for some years very successful in obtaining Pa
lie continues to make Models, and to prepare specih
cations Drawings and all necessary papers, and 70 pro
Patents in the United States and European ooun
tries. Foreign business conAded only to rusty and
sponsible agents.
All business con8ded to me will be promptly attended
to at the Lowest rates Casually 20 per cent lower than
the would be done by others in the professon)
Having connections with one Of the best Agents al
Washington and making frequent trips there, ena.
bed to keep thoroughly posted in all matters relating 10
Patents and Inventions, thus aordng the best fac
tiles for preliminary examinations, and advising Inven
tors in regard to securing Patent foi their Inventions
Inventors will hnd TO their advantage to put their 10
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ton opriority Of invention and consult reliable
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All communications strictly conhdeQtia Advice as to
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principles, and advice given to the probability Of
obtaining patent in some cases saving from fifty to
hundred dollars to the Inventor.
MODELS Of all Inventions that require them, made
10 order upon reasonable terms, and warranted answer
the acquisitions Of the Patent Office.
Deeds Of assignments recorded at Washington Copies
Of Drawings, Specifications and other papers the Pa
tent Once obtained. copy Of the claims Of any inven
tOn FURNISHED HT 10 cenbs NJ
The Patent Laws reports Of Patent Gases and otbe,
valuable relating to Patents together with com
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be seen At my office, free Of charge.
For further Information, inquire Of
q JAMES g. ARNOLD %
ATTORNEY, AND SOLICITOR or PArKNTs,
l.sf WOressters Mass .nUf
apl7l Office over 2O1 Main Street. ldawu
WIyOR SALE AT A BARGAIN, Nv APPLIED
~ for soou, ONE PIANO FORTE, inquire Of NJ.
Nc di&wst j. HOOD, % Main
DURE LIVE GEESE FEATHERS.-.
II Just received, a large lot Also large Inyoee Of
arst quality HAIR MATTRESSES
.ff ~ ~ @. PARrRIDGR6 co., 100 Main at.
I AZ dn b Opposite the Posi- nHce-l
upOOKSi BOOKS J I'LL you want a booK Of
Nd any description, Just call az 2l2 Malu street and
nerVyou can have them printed IN any style you may
deslrsa 1isaals91 eA3 sA4i sliE5l u lCa11' {
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Grofherp, Mr.
NO CHANGE IN THE
CsOCEGERK BUSINESS ! /!
STILL $4,000 WORTH
CROCKERY, GLASS & CHINA WARE,
PAPER EIANGINGS, sc.
To he sold as soon as possible


:" Contemp ated changes spoken of by my neigh
bors as things to be wondered at but it is within the
Of that several changes have been made
the same place yet the foundation Of the Heat Of
the Commonwealth has thus far stood mistaken.
They speak Of "Great Discounts" to he made on all
their Goo s, including JAMES EDWARDS SONS
Stone Ware, which they specify the best in the
ket.
beg leave to announce TO the public that have
hand both Tea ana dinner Ware of EDWARDS, which
would be glad to sell 10 per discount before or
after the 24th Of January next.
have now on hsnd large assortment Of
JOHN ALCOcK'S GOODS,
which consider far superior EDwARDs' and as have
boh kinds hand would like any trae TO show The
difference between them to any one who will favor me
with call As Mr. ALoooE has one price, and warrants
al his goods not To ordokis, unable to make the
discounts that can on Eiwads. Upon examination
think any one will say that Acocks is the cheapest the
LIST PR ICES.
have on hand as usual a a large assortment
TABLE CUTLERY,
Britannia Ware, Silver Plated Tea Sets Knives Forks
Spoons, Tea Trays Table Mats, Tin Toilet Ware &c.
which shall sell at prices be bought In
thts city.
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S6Eks, StEEs, s5Eks.

so Pieces good style FANCY SILKS, at SO cents.
20 at 62k cents.
All our rich Silks selling at.very low prices
Raw silk PLAT at so cents
Elegant IRISH PoPLINs, worth 90, selling for 81
40 Pieces SATIN STRIPE PoPLINs for 80 cents
MantiIIa velvets, all colors, at low pricec.
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nOUsMKEEPiNG cnons

20 Bales Brown Cot-ons only CT cents
IA Cases Bleached Cottons, only 81 cents
Cases yard wide Beaehed Cottons, only cents
Gases yard wide lleachel Cottons very ns 70 cents
"a 12I cents,
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For a sample of prices read the following list.
DHES IS GOODS


New DeLaines, fer 12t cents
% Pieces Figured BeTlins, only T2k cents.
Wool DeLlnes, extra fine, all Coor5 only 374 cents
Gases DeBeiges, only Sxpence.
Cases Mohair Madonnas, only I2k cents
Al Wool Plaids, for SO cents
800 Dresses, I'ish Poplin, only IS 90 dress
Cases Plaid Mohairs only l2a GEMS.
W oil DeiaInes only 25 cents.
1870 Pieces Mourning DeLaines, cheap.
Cashmere Plaids, for % cents
Tivoli g tnew) for 80 cents,
Nge Mage Ma Plaids, for % cents.
Wool Plaids, for 3Tk cents.
80 Pieces Brocade Persaus, only 20 cents,
THTBETS, LYONESE,
500 Pieces Lyonese, only 12t cents.
$40 IS
IS 81
80 Pieces Thbets, (Freucnj for 62t cents.
100 Is g (German), for 65
so extra fine, S., GO
Handsome Blues can be fouad in the above list.
ALPACAS, ALPINES,
Alpacas, 12l, 20. % and 87t cents.
Alpines, 624, IS and 95 cents.
Mourning grapes at one hall the cost.
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CARPETS, CARPETS.
Persons in want of Carpets aud Furnishing Goods, or
in fact any thing stock will and it for advantage
to call and examine goods and prices are
ternined to reduce stock by selling prices lower
than can be found elsewhere in town.
JENKINS, HAMILTON & CO.,
dis d89t Successors to B. L. Harden s Co.
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PRINTS, PRINTS.
Cases Prinst, Ct cents
Meriimsck, COoheco and Pacific Prints, 10 cts.
sHAwLs, suAwLs. suAwIs

original price,
Bay State Long Shaws. for IS.
Waterloo Shswls, for, SO.
Empire State Long Shaws, for IS.
Mourning ShawIs all kinds
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CLoAKs AND sHAwLs.
In our CLOAK and SHAWL department we have a
large assortment Of Ready. Made oIoaks and Capes-
Also, few Paris made Cloaks, (Cloth and yeivet)
which will sell at large discount from the cost of
importation
Ladies' and Misses Bay State and Scotch Long and
Square shawls. Gents and Boys Travelling shawls.
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Drp GOODS,
IMP OBTAN SAL
DRY GOODS /!
FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS
JENKINS, HAMILTON & Co.'S,
OOMM CING
MONDAY, DEC. 18TH, 1856.
OUR ENTIRE STocK MARKED DOWN

All styles of American DsLAINEs at 20 cents
8 Cases good style =" 80 at 12I
All Wool Printed Z" at 87t and so
Our best styles WOOL PLAIDs at so cents,
Our best styles ERMTNE PLAIOs at SO cents.
Handsome VALENCIA PLAIDs at % cents.
A LYoNEsE CLOTHS, all coors, at % cents.
Plain and Printed THIBETs, at great bargains.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-22
ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION,
CorroN AND ronAcoo srArKugnr.

sudAs...We noticed sales OF 1900 hhds at easy
prices without any material change.
@oLASsES Prices further gave way about lc and with
an active demand the sales 5000 bbs mostly at s6
S but including some gro Poor aud Femenng at l607c
and about 800 half bbis at ii i156o221Sc " gallon.
FLOUR. Some 5000 bbs sold comprising 5000 at
S4 ~ for Snperfne Ohio Indiana etc. but including few
hundred bbs Unbranded at SiS 1000 Superue in three
o at VI 5 l5O st. Louis at 81 62 500 part Extra on
private terms.
sales of Corn were confined to ahopt Inn
sacks in lots at 5668 and0 and 400 Yellow at c n busbe
VI wheat 100 sacks Mixed sold at 81 @ ITO hite at
81 25 bushe The sales of Oats embraced some 2s sacks
including 1850 St. Louis at 4243 1874 A. and SIT Ohio in
lots at 4Oc v bushe Bran and Shorts sacks were
sold at 70c R 100 hs
PROVISIONS Pork dull with sales of 100 bbla Mess
at VA @sl4 75 and some retail lots at $5Sl5 so p bb
In Bacon we heard of transactions Lard was still lower
and we noticed sales of 1900 bb erces Including 6O
two lots at &c. s67 in several lots 1854 in lots at Ion Mt
= and 200 kegs at l0Lc S,n O
HAf....Western WIS dull at $l5(d$l5 so - tun
Of $500 bags including s87 ut &c. so at
sa so at S 1900 at g. 5O at 9 400 at 9 and 70 at lOc
Rb.
STAR CANDLES. $50 boxes light sold at l7c "a ID.
cargo of 1900 bbls Rockand was taken at 81 80
showing further advance Of $50 b Dealers asking 81
for retail lots.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE.. Dull AID Offering at 4oc "a
gallon, without buyers.
LARD OI Sales of 40 bbls Prime Cincinnati in lots Mt
81 05G1sl 10 q gallon,
WHlsKY.We noticed sales of 500 bbls comprising lso
hecthed IN two lots at l7c 100 Extra Deans at 49, SO
at ls3s and 100 Raw at 2Oc q gallon.
FkEIGHTs ship was taken for New York at g, IN FIR
Sugar and 81 rs for Moasses 1900 bbs Flour shpped ia
ton a5Oc and some Tobacco for Marsees at S4 hid Yes
sells on the berth FOR Liverpool filling ND with Cotton
I-l6i In British and l53eG1lsd in American.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-22
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
TUESDAY MoRNrHo. Dec.

TUESDAY MORNING, Dec. ~, 1857,
Yesterday the weather was clear and pleasant as
we had hoped. and our leyee was q scene Of great
sntvity-a large amount Of freight was put out and
removed, and considerable amount Of freight was
SHIPPED We hear nothing of special interest from
any Of the rivers; all in excellent boating order
&nd the boats have ss much as they can do. We like
10 b able to report such to be the case as some Of
the boatmen baye been waiting long time for the
psesent state Of things.
The river before the city continues to swell quite
fast and Is now over the lower edge of the wharf
no doubt it win begin to fall soon enough.
ARRrvALs.-T Vicksburg United States mail
packet Princess, Capt W. q. Wilson, arrived with
3708 bales cotton and leaves again to-day as usual.
At 3 P. NJ, punetually.
The Memphis packet John sfmonds arrived with
s7s9 bales cotton,
The Yuzoo river packet 7. II. Judson arrived with
I7At bales cotton
The Lafourehe packet Dr.. Batey arrived with s22
hogsheads sugar and SIG barrels moassea, and left
again, as usual.
Tie Pelican arrived from Iafourche with 2ss hogs.
heads sugar, sa5 barrels and GA half barrels mo.
1ssses. xnd leaves to-day, at r. NJ, for Arkansas
srixes uhich Is ler regular trade. Capt. Geo. Ashton
y command, and Mr.. W. h. Garner in The Office.
The Hedriver packet Alton. Jr., Capt J. s. Smith,
arrived from Jefferson with s4s bales cottan, and
leapes again on Wednesday.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-22
81 ,0S9 Is
Liverpool Borough Bank shares hold by the partners

9aH,Si3 lis. lid.
Mr. coleman explained that in the above account ony one
Item estimated Arbitrarily viz the profit and oss and that
the 18th Of November The debts and property in
America be thus classified f69 represented mostly
BY goods and bills receivable OF customers 100 consists Of
other bills receivable f0 100 securities fl5
accounts and the remainder is Of railway bonds
and various securities Of that character but Of
best The house Of Dennstoun Co., Of Australia
being distinct rm the creditors connection with that bust
ness will be In somewhat better position than the ordinary
creditors a. the return from Australia will more qncky
than the proceeds to be expected from the realization Of
The liverpool Borough Bank necessarily subject to aheayy
liability account Of the failure Of that institution but IL
believed not only that the f5 call already made will be suacent
clear on all Claims but that there every probability this
sum viii q returned All the transactions Of the
been sound and legitimate basis dscreditabe act
in any be imputed them Mr. Murray their london
solicitor then made the following proposition on inc mart OF
Messrs that creditors of the houses in
Great Britain and the ned States be paid instalmens-
viz Ss IN the pound on before the Both Of January 1855 a.
S0h Of 4s the sls Of December the
SQth Of june 1860 with est on each ustalmen
and that the creditors through the Australian houses should
csiye g. 3D. In the pound the 3h Of January 1885, M
ths h q D. the 3lst Of January 1889 and
the 3s OF july also with interest The per cent In
answer TO question: Mr. Murray stated that the FIRST pay
ent is made promssory notes for the remaining nsaments
be given and the accepances hoped
proposal would be accepted such prove
the greatest assistance both morally and legally reaa
1t Was further stated that the from United States
were encouraging and that possibility exists of the install
en. being paid before the dates fixed a ugh on consider
ing the whole Of the case Messrs Dennsoun
After short discussion resolution accepting the oropostion
unanimously. = = E7-HSS-'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-22
Commercial Intelligence.

LIyERPooL, Nov. n, 1857.
Severe AZ has been ordeal through which nearly nil parties
engaged in rcial pursuits passed during
me last three or four anxiety has very much abaed
me AND ,e have been
Joint stock bank n fact there alreadv indications Of
every department. painfully is by the Industrial classes
will IN measure be the of restoring confidence and
especially large of bullion are finding their way
nso the bank Of England from which may reasonably anti
cipated not only decrease In the pressure money
decrease also in the value Of t. Besides may add
cheap food AMI the latest advices from America may
sn OIL supply OF cotton SO jail especially in
ths country for the employment and well being of almost
countless thousands Of its population According 70 the steam
ers advces the receipts into the American ports show falling
o as compared with last year of bales whilst the
other hand the increase In the shipments Britain
amounts to zoo bales Business this market during the
hbit decline in some descriptions Of per lb the
trade having purchased paDgy although decne prices
within fx weeks amounts to about thirty per cent
American and 1900 Surat for export - "
Todays demand has slightly improved but is not at all
bgsk, and the sales are estimated at 1000 bales.
The entire sales from the 10Th inst inclusive are
bales. " '
Stock this date 3s7 900 bales.
COLIN CAMPREIT,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-22

Hewitt Norton Aco6o do Trosclair Hsyde7s do 26 hbds
sSs @ ) Il 5Ss nss.ss ssss
hsds sar q 5 S,sss pss Bsa
90 ss's
y bbls moassss Do sugar Lalys
hhds s moassss is h SS msiasses
msiasses 30 hi do 10 sundry consignees.
Rapdes140 bales 100 hhds sugar
s ssf q
% 2 bs; mGassss T. bales cotton
IS MsSsnny e0i bales has ouoa
Belloca, Nobom AcolO Carter 1co7 bales Cotton to
Ss
shss +
@ .41s3
1870 bbls molasses 26 hf do.
JEFFERSON AND CARRoLLToN RAILROAD.
cssondsss bales cotton Rves, Battle
~ DO Tarsen whiting Tails@7 do Meksroy Bradford %
rs Price,
PoNTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
MoBILE-Seamer California-sl bales cotton to order.
CONsIGNEEs.
se.. Allen
ronT ron AyseIst, Ace-Bsehe Car
s'.fsa
bnah
Boiron-J gach-Bu.ge, Johns dco-Blanchia QUIET
fSPSf fsas ass
aea
baaa
3 soa Y gsr H.S,
RupayE Rsg s papassues Aeo
I sss s5as fssy
ssa 4ssS
Marshall &co-Giquel Jamson-A Guesnard-R Geddes-Z NJ
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-22
Shipping yntslligsr,fe.
TUESDAY, December %, 1857.
CLEARED YESTERDAY

CLHAhED YESTERDAY.
saip corinthiau Slater for Greenleaf England "''
ship Realm Burgess for New York. l0ie EaadsS &sS
SMe1ian mm R HeHFS, Young for Phadepha Bass
spanish BFls Arrogan Enelio, Cusha fer Barcelona
srhr West Florida Burns for Hunts Mills Forida '0
SehT Mary Ellen Gason Pensacola John Ifg Mus Ses so
Brush sehr Ruatan' Eden, for Kingston ia,
schr TALLAHASSEE Merrill for sisa Boudoaqne Philips
sc B smith, for Sass sSnss SsMpq ebses s
ARRIVED.
steamship Gasawea Bnoch from New York via Havana to
James Gonnoly &ce-lst dist. - -
snip 81 81 Ifser savin As days from BORDEAUX Piassan2d
Ship EHass Hamilton Ler,s, L. days from Savannah in
Y,a,,,a osi,Ss,, ShN ,b.in,s, 10 m,asisr-lst dist
British Sup Warbler ebow from ivepooi Now StS !,
Hamburg Ship Weser wenzen London Nov 4h in hal
~. las, toJ Whitney &co--sth dist 81 ' " ~'
Sehr Martha HARRISON two days from Pensacola to MASTER
schr Helena. Holley, from Biloxi-Basin.
schr Mary Ann, Kopp, from Bioxi-Iasiu
schT Sea Bird, Hipper from ooviue,on-Basin.
-1 sTEAMBoATs.
Rapides Dowty from Red River
Crescent, Karr from Lafonrche
JoI on sn9aSs 9nSson nhaS magyifSn son., rSm Lsioe
W McRne, Moore, from. ouachita River
Princess, Wilson, from Fieksoug
fsisaS, Rslfarss iss 'fSs issm LAT i,soaieSe aeSs
Sap,ol BaTsanco. from Bayou Sara.
DIR Baiey, Dngas, from Iatourche.
Salie Robinson, Power, from Yazoo River,
CDJr, Vincent. from Piaqnemine. ..
California Hutchings. from Mobile
LaBte, Michel from Lafourche.
Pocahontas, Riley, from Old River,
Selma, Lanone. from Bayou Sara
Carondaet Smith, from Moble-Iake end
Jefferson Railroad.
Towhoat Thomas Mesne Pennega the Passes-towed
dows and 10 sea 18th inst, ships Johannisberg Andoyr
wessr sud orosimbo. W ''ip' "'''''''
Towboat Day, Phillips. the Passesowed down and
70 sea l4ih inst ship Aileghanesn, brgs Chapman
aud Creole-brought up ships st Peter and Elizabeth
Hamilton ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-22
REcEIpTs or pRopucE


esstS s6oa
Miles, fS.na@ Byns Sseal eo do
9ss ee
Gseygs eSPHoss R;el ,so s. Esn asssS
XEs sss BisS sss Sssts. %s
ai 5.se. ssls, ss
Essllssn Stevenson Hopsns bales eoon on
Psss Cotton
Walker snider-e Buchannon Carroll 4eo saml Barrett
MsRss2 bales soten Lloyd
ssss 1.sss .
@ 81 oway e9 ss bales Watt eo
Henderson Terry bales Cutre Harrison aeos2
GsE Hsy rSss bafs
sos Nelson kcos9 Oakley Hawkins Seo-iS bales Cotton
Tsfs5oa WHITING Ta,lss bales Rageiy Blair Eco
GH0g se t0s Wgs
81 olyier-7 Cuddy; Brown &co-6 George Conney-8 do
Goisson Bos- do and sundes to orderToa 1901 bales of
ssas ~ sss Es5 Ss
Wsf sagndes Hunss bass cotton Titus Groves
Tiy e
s Hy Rs so Payne R
ii xso5s Perkins IseS Hughes
Jshpsep Sso1s BIanasr Hubbard 6es
M iaY Sas ss,5
Coleman Putnam Aeoa4 Nelson seoz2 ~ Persons kco
% dSass bales bales cotton
ssn ss,ia5
Walker Ws .aa &ses
Ssans fishss seos e0sdo do
tse co ss key s ssso seton
aks Gea SG sose s9eo Seo
l2O wheat Campbell strong5 sacks wheat scruggs
bales yns to HoTe Gayle &eolg boxes
% boz %dss Ran Walker d. Ls%Sa
37s9 bales
ss Ws c s1s bales s,do
&eoRS Campbell Watt Noble Mob
efis sss1
Es
Payne TesGn Wa Seo1s sa% garrs59 do
PoIds 5000 Miles Adams &eo-2l Coleman Putnam &eo4
1744 bales
S Ga Sds ee
is vhSsad
ss na Dc Do
S Ss phs
derTotal 10 bales III hhds sugar. bbs olases is
LAFouRCHE-steamer Lafte-l4 hhds sugar 50 bbls mo-
lasses Trosear Hsyde-50 hf bbs molasses Laande55
sss
McGil-2O do 26 bbls moasses Kelly &co2 20
molasses to Braud Landry-5 hhds Dbl do
s bo ;, m9asses Prssey "a Be-I do Tappan2s
Wes-lu do Braud Landry-3do casks Priestley Ben-
Total l4O hds 1917 bbs molasses los hf b
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES G. n Jr-sa ,hds suy,r lIs hhrv of
molases Landry hf bbs molases 40 hhds Of
kco3l do 2 hhds sugar Aueustin Thbatnys, b,s .rar
5 bs molasse, i l. hf bs molasses 81 hh5 snsar
Hall Rodd do bls Ss sav see seeaE
~ hds 30 tcs do Gordon 0 hhds sngar
asses npgar Foley Ayery-24 bhds sugar Rochord3D
do Mltenbeger &co-l0 do Bellocq, Kobom &ro25
apce Bros &eo5Q Sbls moasses hf do Is empty bbs
Marinenuxl Dbl hf bbs molasscs Menard Vgnaud-l
suiIar l. WebsteI-4 empty bbs II Bonabe-3i Iaive
McCa-l20 do Rotchtord-t2 do Braud Landy-Total
d 80 tcs 5l bbls noasse ia
FORT JACKsON-steamer Belle Gates -43 hhls sugar II
bbs mnlasses hbds sn,or pa ,na Irs;Sm
do 6l bbs moIassss MntpomeryM do o., M hds
W Bubridre Seo-,S do h6 NJ bhls noiasses Vi II Z r. W Iaa
III hhds srnr i RoersEIn d hiS n,,lassas 10 Z. w M IL
qutart-OU do Eganal0o bbls moasses Olivier
j Denegre-lY do bbls tn Miles
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-22
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS )
City Hall, 2lst day of December, 1851
Common Counci of the City of New Orleans
.- [ No. 1868.
Resored That the into with Jno Walsh to
number the houses Of the city of New Orleans
property paying for be and the hereby
Res'tred further, That the Comptroller be hereby
authorized adver for sealed proposals for said
ten day in the tficial journal.
lSigBedl A. LANDRY
President pro tenn. Board of Aldermen
lSignedl j. MAGIONI,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Approved December 81. 1857.
lSgnetl CHAS. N. WATERMAN Mayor
A true copy. j. B. WALTON,
d22 Secretary of May orally.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-22

- Il
TOO SHAKf F0R BRrGHAx. Through the machina.
tlous of the Mofmqns, 1t Is said nearly all the In
dian tribes IN and Immediately about Utah are 10
hostile attitude toward the United States. Brigham
Yuang had an interview with the head chief Of the
Snake Indians, = powerful tribe upon the eastern
alcpe of the Rocky Mountains, and anxously sought
tcnre bis services but old paint and feathers made
Ahe fbilowtng sagacious and sententious reply:
when reflskin 6ght redskin, blnecoat stand upon
the hill and look on when bluec0at fight bluecoat.
reakin stand on the hill and look on when bluecoat
redskin turn his back-blnecoat Ia very
LATr rsoM THE DoxNIcAN REPUcLIc letters
fcm he city of 81 Domingo the capital Of the little
whte republic At The east end Of the island, give
rsantal picture Of affairs: An American, who had
HIaaluesa there during the months Of October and
Noveher writes "a person in Charleston as follows:
o words can express the helpless and critical con-
elfol of the whites, and most of all, Of ctizens of
ko United States n this city. Ever since the French
and English fleets came here to break up the treaty
nth the United States, there has been no peace or
sefpay for an American in St Domingo. Directly
shsf had driven the United States out Of this
gid. the French Admiral managed to get hold Of
Santana and carry him of prisoner to Martinique
Then the Bntish put their mulatto slave Baez into
npwers and began 70 rob and imprison the American
tEa4s% heres and exile shoot the native whites.
~ w. bet md tr1est American In this town,
AeNs elRost ruined himself by helping me aud other
AaSsacans pnt * Ne fangs 0f Baez and his black
~ dragged the American flag. through
4 he came into biz balcony. You need not
pli1sd, Il Baez should incite the negroes to q
4sner1l naseacre Of the whites, II United States
ssip;cfMas does not show itself hers very soon
NURnERs In Columbus, Ga., on the night or the
akth,a man named James Garrard killed 4 woman
manned Susan Brown, and then stsbhAd himself in
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-22
gfoisto ot tgs HlarAtts.

TUESDAY MORNING. December g. 1857.
COTTON With the Adatic's advices fully the de-
mand yesterday confined few buyers took about
5000 bales at easier prices without quotabe decline