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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-04-03

than to insist for their entire rights should the gen.
eral good thereby be caused 10 suffer Some OF them,
under the influence of the prevailing excitement and
misguided opinions were led 10 the commission of
grieyous mistakes but not with the deliberate nten.
ton of doing wrong.
A very few men resolved upon mischief may keep
in state of unhealthy excitement and involve in
fearful strife entire community. This was demon.
strated during the civil commotions with which the
territory was convulsed While the people general
ly were anxious to pursue their peaceful callings
small combinations of crafty, scheming and design
ing men succeeded, from purely selfish motives, in
bringing upon them series OF most lamentable and
destructive difficulties Nor are they satisfied with
the mischief already done They never desired that
the present peace should be effected nor do thew
intend that it shall continus If they have The power
to prevent it. In the constant croakngs of dsafect
ed individuals in various sections you hear only the
expressions of evil desires and Intentions Watch,
then with special jealous and suspicion. eye those
who are continually ndulging suratises of renewed
hostilIties They are net the friends of Kansas and
there is reason to fear that of them are not only
the enemies of this territory but Of the Union itself
Its dissolution is their ardent WISH and Kansas has
been selected as fit place to commsnce the accom-
pllshment OF most nefarious design. The scheme
has thus far been frustrated but is has not been
abandoned. You are intrusted not only with the
guardianship of this territory but the peace of the
| Union, which depends upon you in a greater degree
than you may at present suppose.
You should, therefore, frown down every effort il
toment discord, and especially array settlers from
different sections of the Union in hostility against
eacn otner. All true PATRIOTS whether from the
North or South, East or West should unite topeiher
| for that which is and must be regarded az common
cause, the preservation of the Union and be who
shall whisper desire for it's dissolution no mattar
what may be his pretensions or to what faction or
party he claims to belong, is unworthy Of your conf.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-14
gebieb Of tbt gtlarkets for Qast Week,
CRESCENT OFFICE. No. 70 Camp street,

IUr-
Saturday Morning, November IA, 1857.
Business in our general continues of moderate char
though for some leading articles there has been good
demand and liberal supplies During portion Of the week
Cotton has been higher prices but WAS unsettled by
delay u the receipt of from Europe and portion OF
the has bsen lost Sugar md oasses have arrived
free and the rates have fallen off the latter very
teriay In Tobacco the has been without anma
ton Flour has improved again. while Corn has further de-
declined Provisions extremely dull with downward
tendency descriptions. Feghts are steady and in fair
request.
COTTON There was quite active demand on Saturday,
and although the supply inadequate holders claimed fur
ter advance in prices The sales amounted to fully S0 bales
mostly at rates c above figures of the pevoas day. On
Monday demand resumed with spirit but business was
checked by reduced supplies and 5000 bales changed
hands ut further advance Of 24c On TUESDAY the trans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-14
LEGAL NOTICES.

MMERsAs, Il fsH Hs;sss will,am w. Crane ha. pet,-
spsa y s s. s % ss s5 sS h
Notice is hereby given 70 may concern 10
within ten days why the Of the said petitioner
By order Of the Court:
4 %FSD 4 hS15slls aIs oEsaps w,,f,,m w Crane
"A ssas ans petition q toar ss Is
DE- L. succession vacanle dc feue Francis
present dome .eus celia pen.
9nees ne sers pas fai. doi. Ia dts petition pour
ni1 Is IS =. MrcHoT, Dsputs greissr.
sEcosp Drs1n,cr couR7 SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM MO
,s nd Il aS ea
ssv within Sy 4. @ III S.
Ss n. Of 5 9 10 a9 ss and
n5 ii ii - E. MIcHoT, Deputy Clerk.
Dng1,r.E coys De D1srHrcr} SUCCESSION DE WILLIAM
a. Il he
que pent conesrns! dtdus
s.tsss's
mains rapartis eonformaments an dit compts.
ns ii IN Il - : e'' E. M1cHoT, pepute gr.hher.
se~ orleans sSks
~ L. sa ts the
they have why the account herein presented by the
curator of this estate should be homologated snd
proved the funds distributed in accordance Herewith
n6 Ii IA E. MIcHoT Deputy Clerk.
GSgn q E Ps
A Wis est par lie present dOnne aux cream.
"A usde succession
que davoir dedue dix dater
de la rasons esauees e compe
presente de la dte succession seai point
homologue les fonds entire mains reparis
conformements au dit compe.
Par ordre de la Cour: .-=zsl.,Es5
ne II IA E. MICHOT, Depute Grefacr.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
sEcosD Nsw psTpSs HIS
THE cession of the properly Of the insel.
vent having been by Court for benefit Of
held before Paul E. Laresche, Notary Public WEDNES
DAY. the 18th day Of November, at 10 o'clock A. NJ to de-
beate the affairs Of the nsovent and that all proceedings
against his D rson and estate be stay ed.
BY order Of the Court,
Clerks Office, November 4th 1851 ms IA
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA. .eU
de Ia Nouvelle! Orleans. J CIERS-No. l3Ss6.
T A ccssion dies biens de l'insOlvable aynht
II accepee par lie benece des creancinrs
il assembee des dts soft
E. Iaresche notae public MERCR ED1 le l8
1851 heure NJ deliberer les aaires du
dit nsolvab toue poursues conre ct
Giens soent suspendues.
Par ordre de la cour. : -.
]. 4 FAGoT. Depute greffer:
Bureau du Grefer. ce novembre 1857. n5 "A
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

FISHERS LANDING-Steamer Capito-92 bales cotton to
PAYNE Harrson-32 MenbeTger Il Barron--2 do to
falande-lo do Robertson Moougall-5 ellis Ferguson
Eco- bales Carroll Prichard co-35 hbds l73
bbls moassts 40 hf Burbrdge co2O hhds
sugar 80 bbls 40 hf bbs moasses Marepaux
hhs sugar 45 l6 hf bbs mosses Menard
uaui9 hhds sugar John Watt &co3 do 5l bbls moasses
ta hhs 20 bbis moosses 80 hf bbls moasses to
co25 bbs moasses Green Crnmps2 hhds IS bbs
lasses McCu hhds 80 bb molasses
bbls moasses Pitcher Goodrich &co0 hhds sugar So bb
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-14

lases Hail. Punaml0d do Given, Watts &co9o do to
s s ss nsas Z a4 ns
s 81. ss.... gosf i seesh liz ssss
Gordon s bids s.gm IS ~; @oss.se Bsaad Lscdry
e g ,s;; y r. ssss 6 hhd'
s,A2s 9s a
q e. s...s. 8 sr.aa az
ss,s: sss: .ff;i ssss ss .ss
5..Hg" vale. cotton ES..ss
@..s zees ess4S s.,.s
ssiss sae
as s:ssss s.!s
ESas E.sas % g s dS
~: fs.os 1es- Ts1dns 1Sssy ass g to
Hander. Williams 1eo-is Head, hssse 1cos bales 80
i;s sss1i Ess.:s R.yss Ks
ss q sas.s : so
Ls.is Ogs.sy6 Nienburger Acosundries TO order
md ,ssssss Ds,k ss vi. bran 81.
se sb sseeo sss Mauaevs
nloo hbls -four Moore bbls -four 2sl sacks q
s.ef corn sess. ss xe - ms.s %
= ayss
Gh.sGn ae9z Hewitt 4css ss sot:o.
Bales cotton Tbos Henasrson hS sses .
undr,e. oldsrfot. lss bales hsds sugar, q
IT,; assssr;ss T.
Backnef ssntsn N.vmsn John Wat xeo--M Do %
Mysd fs d sy at. & &
s s: fs.s. EST 4
Fs!'s sas.ss
Wright. Allen &eo-@ Brsnder Hubbard kco9 bs,ss sc,s
as.a Msssis ssos Sles" Hsd summer.
Adam. lee .aps Msyasd zssloo s.sh. sotse.
az s IL: s.sss .san 90
xLaIkss Peg Tsos,ss e:,:. -
cuddy Blown xco-sO J G { Kicks 1eo-ss bales co,o
l 4 ~ ~;
s JSA1 W.'s aeSlos KsssSa = A:a % io6 Gso,gs Goansy
Ssas
eisf9
ss sss 70
10 Harding, Abb.y Knox Aeo-iss Aby 4sod
ess-
ss
Sa 9 ss' { sy s.s.
uchsnnop Carroll Sees = y Adam. aeo2s Ps..,on
ns smSi as Hardy 1eo-fdoo Woodnsa..ass aass
5O to orber-Tota s6ss bales cotton ~ n
$ IL:
are McKeroy Brsdfords rils6ury &eo5 baes
AZ ss'1e
4asa W.. s Bfs se
r:si,
f55. T 4s55 asss ais
IL, wright Alsa kcos Gis Gersnson acols bales
5
St Sss ss.s ss cotton
Cuddy, Brown kco75do Williams son7 bales cotton
hhds tobacco Gives Watts 4co6I sacks whea. Moore Y.
aao see,is ss. Ar He,s Gayle
sss, sSss:s Jehs Hurley xss7s sss
.t Ss 70
bels d horse raddsh hhas eabeags
OF Maesiss shIopshiTs
d II 3D.
mules 2 do horses Il do cattle and sundres orderTe
ss ss, wdd Mefms ss; flour e
ling -four
nber CO.. eonSss snithTisI sacks I'ess
e. ;?R; ssss,
,on IS head cattle 20 head hogs g W Shaw kco. -
9 at RAILROADS. ta
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON. AND GREAT NORTHE
ac RAILRoADl96 bales Warren, Gilmore &eo-6s
Cutrer Harron49 do to Byrne, Vance &co2s bales co
cd to Payne Harrison-l0 Miles, Adams &co-l6 Kelly
eai IL Edward Nale &co-l David Hadden--1 Harris Lev
Entaig Apoas aoeneaeIo &c
ed Fellowes &co5 Carroll Pritchard &eo Lloyd Frieso
Oakley Hawkins kcosunries to order-Tota 4 bales cot
PoNTcHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
with MOBILE-Stesuer Csonio-al bales cotton to Brad
lake Wilson &co$l6 specie 10 Tarleton, Waiting Tulis
500 .s
... CONSIGNEES.
NEW YORK via Notwithstanding Granada-Ada
and Express Company-Jennngs Langhaud &oc-f Ayde'
$500 TN Augett-J NJ Burrows Bouron-C Barriere d
w G Beiterton &co- Buckner, Stanton NewmRn- Ben
yle's sen Lewis &coBlanchard GuletBooth &coBlache
Leaumont-R Bowles-J ID Brownlee--.F Bachelier-
g. Rrady &co-Brady German &co-Walter Bennet-J
nSe e Cate &co--J Carter &coCaballero Basualdo
CazadsdA ,osterman-Csrrol Prchard &co-Cabanis
for eo|Walter COX &eoIootson a SImsuohsD SNloii
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-14

There has not been much doing in The
Suspended distant banks purchased by Of
brokers within rates. Land warrants dull and
wanted the low figures W. the last quota
tons in New York.
have been several receipts Of con part Of which has
gone mint part the banks and bought for
European account Accessions to the stock Of coin daily
made expect the banks tomorrow will make strong
erhihit as well as q large increake.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-14

GALVESTON AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Chas Nor
gan-6 bbs -four Is bbs whisky IS do pork IS bb potatoes
80 bbs hhs 5UU sacks 100 do 81 sacks
coffee.
CADIZ-Shp Masconome-926 hhds tobacco, 1000 slaves.
ANTWERP-Shp Ashland-l55O bales cotton, 32 hhds to-
bacco, 1000 slaves.
LIvERPOOG-Ship Enoch Train-545S bales cotton.
LIyERPOO-Ship Marquee-3737 bales cotton l75 sacks
seed $40 boxes and 22i bbs starch, 1000
PENSACOLA-Schr Msrtha-2l bbls -four, bbls whisky Is
pork do beans bbs potatoes q bb and 20 bXs groceries,
100 sacks corn, 50 do oats 10 do coffee
TAMPICO-Schr W W Earkness-174 hf bales cotton 200
paper asns casks wine. boxes vermci
l6 do glass 10 do goldfish 900 feet lumber IS bis shingles
and sundries.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-14

FASHIONABLE DANCING ACAO
<SFEMY-Madame VIRGINIA SMITH, successor anA
epdsnghter Of Nine Arrane Brooke ,enrounces hsr
3Sntenticn opening Academy VI Dancing The
~ first TUESDAY in November, at EAGLE HALL, On
Ky PrytaniA street, the Widows Retreat. fe5 }'s
Madame Smiths School will be heretofcTs
alwavs subject the advice and of Madame
Brooks. ~ ita5't fsf 4i'3a'9@ 1rg95s s@ "a
AL the latest Partisan Ballroom and Fancy Dances win b
taught including the much admired Lancers. e55
The terms Of the Academy will remain before
ga Childrens Soiree VIII be given ssionally through
the seaton ~ II q
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-14

record of and produce markets. we give below the
lar weekly circular of Mesrs Maxim Bancroft dated Liver
pool 29d October, 1857
the s,Ies on Saturday amounted bales Of which specna
1000 sura and prices Of American were rather ste
yhsh s ss
since October ISL the became paalys and
sn s aas IN and has
? Sa the @ s h are
Brazil and Egyptian little business has been
o The b Gmand fo been very limited
s' ss St a hss ap 5
The Of MdS @ pdee @ 9reFh h
ssss s wesk are have
Is i gSs @ 1880 bales Stock $500 bales came time las" year
ing which neither consumers nor spectators
come very bad States SIN lower
limited spp Of s at M
for profit on this ,, side he
sss snp I the night for
the almost total p!osation Of confidence reported rs exsng I
yea s hs country will only realize Tie abundant
Change Of Wind has foreign
Corn and s as ne
have prevailed at the Grain held roaghont l king
and during s ene as Sen very m and
to make progress Wheat Flour some
thd pvees wses SSdin ending 7a
trade in all its rules exceedingly dull Wheats are
generally 3D. 3D. hnshel lower than our last and
at this reduction of American of the better description
practicable to extent but other sorts move very
slowly suffer than the above noted OF
value The trade is nomuay rather cheaper, ou so
little is doing it difficult define prices with accuracy except
for French and highest OF American anu iaaa
Indian Corn in than OF late and prices are barely
| supported. -, ,,s - ,r;or mr.. ra,or,ed ,t
low prices contract TOR ls "rtic hhu
tenderd the 18th inst tax en- at talr prices houh
some parties they might have been higher FORK
or two lots of Western sold considerably under s ih
has also declined and gord business nas been done
Bacon inactive prices would be taken io good nea
o nrior now here Cheese Inferior difficult of sale while
consumption MS landed LARD anl anu Is lower
| ON the week and sellers are willing to do business
N.v.t SToKEs-Common Rosin inquired for, u arrive al
As Sd and on the spot 300 barrels have been sold AT "a 70 =
ID with some medium qualities at 6 to IS per cw FINE s ~
limited demand the trade ot consumers beng du
Snirits rpenpe retail SIS S 3D. and III rougf
Turpcntiue and Tar we without business to report
WHEAT-Unied States, mixed and red, rs Zu1 w. ",e
| M9O -,, VIA, e.. 1,-s, ,,o,,
2oOG3i o. Ohio 30 032 o. Philadelphia and Baltimore ~ V
81 6, New Orleans 90 Oe932 o. , ,ooa w. o. oa10,e .
INpIAN CoRs-Amcrican yellow per 4S0 lbs, 3os odCass
| white Il 06942 0. ,, ,, On, n ,o,soa6
1856 O. Ordinary 100 U@l20 Pork Western 2oo bs ~ 0d
$50 Bacon: Western lbs Al NG5 Shoulders 3S va 40
| RosIN-Common 100 rs, 4s6d9io, Medium oo@i- D. fih
| l20diS0. ,1,,oo r,u,. n oe,,e
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-14
AUCTION SALES.


UNREsERvED SALE OF l2s s.I: PACKAGES AMERICAN
(t. BY VINCENT 4 CO., Auctioneers.
% .ssss sns IT, s q
H.sn and Msssoia Bsd &
ford Dsns ". ssse.sd Kentucky Jeans Fanne' ETC. pl4
JEWELRY, PORTE. MoNEAIEs, DRY GOODS, etc.
ny PLACIDE J. SPEAR, Auctonser y
SATURDAY. the l4tn Inst, at haafPast h.a.s pas,
ss~ssa and sHsGS oa ;'s' -soas
isIs:
Blank.!s. Grey Blankets 1914 shsstings, etc. ~
A1-TEEMs-Cash - n.-
N BOOKS STATIONERY, etc., AT AUCTION.
BY r. ARMF1ELD, Auctioneer
dssyIs; s,1sss n ssEly gas light at
sssnes .a % s M s authors
Fstss ss ssa sss
s sa nss s Of
Books and mt perfect and are for
Sales without reserve will be continued evening
100 LOTS CLOTHING.
BY VINCENT CO., Auctioneers.
SATURDAY, q the l4th inst, Mt 10 o'clock A..
y NJ their auction No. Cnstomhouse street, Will
1So lots Ready Made CLOTHING consisting of Blue plo
Coats Lion Skin Ragans Frock Coats Cashmere and
PnntalOons Blue Blanket C0ats, etc nA.
agoT9S W..sss,e Ase Ss s esn,
street, adjoining Armory Hall, New Orleans.
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and sATuRDAY-Groeery, Liq.o
xosb4 Nd f1ssr
Days Boots and Shoes Dry Goods, Books Stationery
| Crockery Paintings, Fancy Goods, etc.
RryyRRHcEs-Messra Converse Co McGill, jackson
Co W. r Yredenburg L Co., New Orleans.
Tss ds5s,,a aes & es
Iaidlaw Pres. Union White Lead Co., New York. .
Col John W. Forney, Hon. J. N. Read, Phlsdelphis.
| GROCERIES. etc. ..4
| BY ". C. JRWRTT, Auctioneer.
| CATURDAY, the 4 tn inst, at 10 o'clock A
| . M, at Is Camp street, viii be sold
Groceries, Liquors. and new invoices merchandise nl4
| BLANKETS, PHILIP ALLEN AND DUNNELL PRINTS
BY VINCENT L CO., Auctioneers.
CATURDAY, the 14th inst. MT 10 o'clock
- NJ at their auction Ne Is Cnstonhouse street. wi
| be sold
| large invoice Of Ladies' CLOAKs and BAsQUEs.
| Also -
80 packages American DRY GOODS, such Philip ALE
Pnis Fxnnels Hamilton Ticks and Canton Flanne, Brow
and Bleached Cottons, ETC.. etc.
-Aso-
! go lots Assorted DRY GOODS. n13
~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-14

EXPORT,

Per ship VIM Prescott New York; cabin and 50 in
the steerage. -
Per ship Edmond, from Bremen-299 steerage.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-14
Sbipping SntsIligsnfs.
SATURDAY, November IA, 1857.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Harris Morgan
Ship Masconome. Swasey, for Cadz j Whitney &co
Shin Ashland Clark, for Antwerp, LaXter, Lowell &co
Ship Enoeh Train, Rch for Liverpool, whitney 9co
Ship Marquette Watts for Liverpool jones' Mackinder &co
Goldenbow Lesparre
Scbr Martha Harrison for Pensacola, John Hurley AGO
ARRIVED.
Steamship Opelousas Ellis Galveston and 1adanoa to
W Templetop-Berwcks Bay.
Ship IaHa Pierce 20 days from Boston, in ballast to
Baxter, Lowell &co-Point.
Ship WIN Prescott Batcedor l3 days from New York. to
G Hynson &co-POint -
Ship Memphis Davis days from New York. to Cohen-2d
dist.
Brig Naham Setson Treis days from Havana, to Golden
bow 4 Iesparre-3d dist.
Schr Enterprise, McNear. from Pascagoula-Basin.
Schr Sylphide, Barbarian. from Covington-- -basin
Schr Rosale, Black from Ame Rver-Basin.
Schr Mary Il Mahilda, Brown. fom Biloxi-Basin.
Schr Gen Pierce, from Bay st Louis-Basin..
esTEAM A!Ts.
Natchez Leathers from Vicksburg
Capitol, Barranco from Bayou Sara.
LOTUS Dillon, from Black River.
California, Hutchngs; from Mobile
Belle Sulphur Ham, from OuachtR River.
Bella Creole, Tarbell from Red River.
Peter Tellon, Box from Mllikns,s Bend.
W Adams, Marshall from Vicksburg.
7 c Twichell, Smith. from Paducnh.
7 l. Mctiill Townsend, from st Louis.
] L Woodruff, Rogers. from st LOUISE
Towboat Olivia Whitmore from the Passeswent down light
brought up ships H Prescott, Memphis and brig Ma
ham StetSou.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-14

+ ANDINCi EN- SHIP MULHOUSE, from Havana-
Il 9 casks Swiss Gruque Cheese,
lU0 demijuhs, Of |, ,, 3 and gallons
100 Swiss AbSynhe Perned Yo. L.
25 do KushwAsSer do do
50 Pate GGasse Cheeses.
l5D baskets Champagne Leforesur Il Son. For sale by
ng j. ViOSCA Jr,, % Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-14

UW-CO II
Ship Rochester Elwe Liverpool 18th Sept to Meeker
Knox AGO. !,
Brig Allan Chapman, Laurent, days from Havana to
Plassan.
Ship South Carolina Smith, from Liverpool Sept 10TH
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-14
CONsIGNEEs.

NEW YORK via HAyANA-steamship Granada-Adams'
Express Company-ennings Langhand &ocT Aydlett co
IT NJ Auget-J NJ Burrows-S BoutronC Barriere d Bro
w Beiterton &co- Buckner, Stanton Newman Benthy
sen Lewis &co-Blanchard h Guilet-Booh 6co-Blache
I.eaumont-R II Bowes-J Brownlee--F Bacheer-M
Il Cate &co--J Carter Gco-Caballero Basualdo-H
Cazadard-A Glosteman-Carroll, Prchard &coCabanss
eo-Walter Cox &co-Coson & Armstrong--D CRrro-A
Cohen-Jnmes Connolly kco-R Colbune-C0ok, Young dco-
Coleman, Putnam GcoDavis Jackson-Duconneau Gouth
era Dudousat-Dobyns Harrington--A Dapremont-,I
Dameron-G l. Dolsen Son-I Dutemple-P Dure &co-Bre
dow Il Wushoff--M Emanuel--Eaton Henderson, de
Egauo-Thomas Elder &co-A Il Ezekie-H Elliott-E
Forstall-Fennell Power &co-D Felt StetsonJ Fischer
-Frsllson, Stevenson &co-Mr Fitzpack-D FanneryN G
Folger-L Frigeno-T Farish--Grant Lewis 6co-Thos
Godschaux-Houghtod, Hawkins &co-W Hebert--Holmas
Claiss e Hart &co-H Hedden-J Huants-Harris Nor
gan &co-D Fl Holmes-H Hafner-Hall Hildreth-S a
Henderson kco-Horre, Gayle &co-Hitchcock Lating-W
koontz-kentgen &co-kitlridge Folsom--S Kayser-D
Kauaghan &co-S Kennedy Sco-Lopeze Bro-R Laugh
Cal-E Lewis--J Lehde-Lobit 4 Charpanter-Laborde
Regne-H Lambert-J Lambert &co-W H Letchford &co-H
Mlls-F Mulard &co-R Mckee-Wm McCracken-Joseph
Nyers-Theo Myers-J Marsh &co-E Marqueze-T MoreRu
JAS Nc Donald &co-McCutchon, Howell &co-Montross
Stillwell-P II Mciraw-S Moody-Jas Martini Messna-
Nathal-Norris, Mau' &co-G W Oliver &co-Ochmichon
LoeterWm Prehn &co-Payan Carhar-Poultney II Massey
Il Provost-Patton smitli-H Rodewald &co-F G Ran
doph kco-J Rogers jr &co-Rley Stevens-Randal Will
ans-Richards Socomb Eco-Frank1in Roberts-Rce Bros
Reed d. Field-P Rowe-J W Stanton 6co--I Snapp-E
Ward, Saunders Hunt-Sanford Bros Todd &co-Tur
nell kcoTirrell Bates-P Traquire-Thornhi &co-Tay
or, Knapp &co-J Vaentine-G Fl Vinten-E Wheelock-
q Wooiman-I Woodruff Sco-Tate kco-and order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-14

LAST GREAT SALE OF ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY
Furniture and Splendid Pianos, at auction.
By GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer.
Office, No. Commercial Place.
MONDAX, the 18th inst, at 10 1-2 O'Clock,
Splendid Rosewood Paror Sets Bedseads Arnors Wash
stands Bureaus Tables, Sofas Parlor, Easy
Chairs Sdeboards Secretary Mirrors Tmepeces Engavngs
Mane Ornaments Fine Curtains Brussels Carpets OIL Cloih
Rugs Hair and Moss Mattresses Feathers Pillows Cockery
Kitchen Utensils, etc.
Also Square and Piccoo Pano-one Louis XIV pattern,
pearl inlaid, $500 Piano, new.
RH~TERMS-Cash.
Ladies and gentlemen invited CALL Of the Fur
niture is
Sold for account OF whom It may concern mis-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-14

SUGAR. liberal receipts the the week
have reached fully 20O hhdS fair portion Of which has
Western Prices have considerably declined and
" follow;
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-14

actions fell off to 1900 bales wits. =.
Wednesday parties held back asns n. ,.,s,, .dves,
- sales Of barely 1000
day the demand renewed at reduced figure oso -
sold as decline Ct A0hc y b. Yeserday .,.an.
reached only 1000 bales making to.1 for the N
bales the MARKET closing unsettled and irregular under
uence Of the Arabas advIcss which arrived early In the
and put stop business The few lots sold previous TO th
arrival Of tho about 1lk@1Hc for Middliug
Strict Middiing. We omit general quotations..
TOBACCO There has been some inquiry, and two o
three large saes said to have been made the
ions reported have exceeded 800 hhd which parcu
prices made public. We are still unable to Civ
reliable quotetions.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-14

FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS AT AUCTION.
BY GARDNER SMITH. Auctioneer.
Office, No. Commercial Place.
MONDAY, the 18th inst, at 10 Ia o'clock
lNl A. NJ, at 81 Camp street, will be sold
Fine French Plate MIRRORS.
n,~TERNS-Cash, MA
FINE FURNITURE AT AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE.
BY GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer
Office No. Commercial Place.
MONDAY, 10th Inst. at 4 o'clock. at the
l corner Nayades and Calliope Streets will be sold
Of rooms-Bedsteads Bureaus, Armoirs,
washsands, Tables, Chairs, Sofas Engravngs, etc.
s5s>TERMs-Cash. MA
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-14

~ 1. o. o. F.-Hosvard Lodge No. ID meets
EVERY THURsDATEvEEING, in Lodge Room No. s, Odd
Fellows Hall, 7'o'clock Ohicers-R. S. kEAGHY N
G.; ALEXR. PoRTEoUs, V. G.. A. DE snLA. Recording
Secretary: B. DAs1LVA, Per Secretary; THADDEUs D.
VAN HORN. Treasurer laE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-14

~ Eagle Degree Lodge No. /, L. o. o. F.,
in Room No. q Odd Fellows Hall, the first SAT-
URDAY month the comforting of the First Second
and Third Degrees, and the third SATURDAY Of each
Brothers are cordially invited attend Officers: GERARD
STITH Degree Master; FRANCIS RAWLE. Deputy Degree
Master; R. L. BRUCE, Treasurer l.. N. JAHAN, Secre-
tary jy2i 6m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-14

Towboa Olivia, Whmore from the Passes-wen down sht
brought up ships " Prescott Memphis and brig Ma
ham
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-14

- STORE PROPERTY FOR SALE-CON-
sstng of two Brick Building and story Frame
1Buldng occupied one dry goods and the other
grocery in the First District will
$1,000 Price of the two buildings $8QQ0
plyto GARDNER SMITH,,
nj Ennarna cinl Placa
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-09-29

FAILUnEs.-The telegraph announces
the suspension, in Philadeldhia. of the
old and we'll known firms Of Caleb Cope
& Co., Hacker, Lea & Co., John Farnnm
& Co. and Robert Patterson & Co. These
are all houses Of forty years standing,
and have ranked among the strongest and
soundest firms Of the country. They
are OF the old school-prudent and ex-
perienced merchants = sustained By
large capitals-the accumulate ms of a
life time, in large and successful business.
In all other panics and mercantile con-
vulsions, they have stood firm and un
shaken, as the rocks OF headland cape
breasting the waves Of an ocean storm.
When such houses yield, there is some
thing mora than panic or fright in the
pecuniary convulsions around us. How
idle it is to call upon men to suppress;
their fears by telling them that the ditfi
Guilty is ali an imaginary one. To every
close observer and sensible man, th,
crisis has been approaching for TIVE
months.