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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08

- VALUABLE PLANTATION n AND ND SLAVES
Black parish of Terrebonne La with Slaves and
leans highest bidder Banks Arcade the first MON
DAY of February next effect partition between the prop
etors
The property consists of 2O Acres Of Land inferior
heavily bered and nearly all susceptible
Of cultivation, about 700 of which in cultivation; up
wards of 80 Slaves all family 80 Mules stock
Of Cattle Hogs; Circular Saw Mill Farming Utsnss Me-
chancs Tools with which the plantation abundantly
ped and Hay, supposed be sufficient for the next
seasons consumption
The Machinery In the Sugar House IS Of the most valuable
kind we'll The quality of the usually made s
inferior made in the State and in quantity equal to that
of any other plantation In proportion to the number Of hands,
The growing crop is expected to be about 600 hhds.
j. J. HANNA will be the plantation during the rolling
season. will take pleasure in showing to des
Of examining it,
The terms neouh cash. 0he purchaser to
mortgage debt dne the Bank Of louisiana and the
payable equal annual nstameps divided into
coupons suit the vendors required at two and three
years from the date of sale bearing interest at eight cent
per from date until paid and secured by mortgage and
privilege the property sod possession to be given when the
terms OF sale shall have been complied with but the of the
hands, teams will be reserved for the purpose Of preparing
Market removing from the plautaon whatever Of the
growing crop still be the plantation at the time Of the
sale.
more particular description will be given before the day of
sale. ss =
For further particulars apply to VIM E LEvERICH CO.
JAMES j. HANNA.
nj 9un SARAH YORKE,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08

FIyO SUGAR FLANTE tkS--l HAVE JUST RE-
i ceved superior article of BONE BLACK, for sale.
W. g. THOMPSON,
sells # No. 40 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08

a. ONE HUNDRED NEGROES FOR SALE,
p At FOSTERS SLAVE DEPOT, 157 Common street, at
this time. 100 likely Negroes for sale viz No Field
Hands, Cooks, Washers, and Ironers; No Carpenter,
a No Engineer Through the entire year will be found
large well selected lot Of Negroes for
this and will be receiving supplies week du
ring Having leased the house formerly occupied
by Peterson Stewart Slave Depot in addition to
nv place. able furnish traders with Negroes for sale
comfortable quarters shall in all endeayor give sat
isfaction to all parties. THOS. FOSTER,
se24 6na i57 Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08

- = STEAMBOAT FOR SALE-THE
iH4RlG steamer GRAMPUS, now lying on the opposite
side of the river, in good running order and well
ound well adapted the towing business dimensions LAG
feet long n feet BEAM feet hold Is inch cylinder foot
stroke; will be accommodating For further par
tculars, apply to j. H. H, PHHELPs. H.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08

SUCCESSION DE MAX HOMANN-MAIsON EFT TER
rain sur la rue Live Oak. a.r
-..-T5a7 FAR N VIGNIE. Encanteur.
TEUDI 10 decembrc 1857, midi rArcade
de Banks des Magasin dun ordre de honor
able Second Cour de District de Ia Nouvee Orleans date du
octobre 1851 No 0pour lie de la dte succession
vente pubque, II sera vendu- z5 ~....a -
UNE CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE dams lie Quatrieme Dis
ic de cee vile dams is borne les Live Oak
ieme Neuveme des Nsgasns 81 peds de face la
Live Oak "a pieds de profondeur entire gnes
paraeles. Ensemble maison bois contenant deux
chambres, citerne, hRngatd, etc. Il
COED1TIONS-Comptsn ne At
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-08

JOB boat PASCAtsOULA WILL
ships, schooners and fatboats up down
the coast. All orders will receive prompt atten-
MI THOS. G. MACKEY & MORRIS, Agents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14

The interior banks as far as heard from, express
satisfaction with the arrangement proposed by the
NewYork Clearing House for the redemption of State
currency, and will as far as possible, conform 10 it.
On Monday next the banks viii reject all State money
excepting the potes of such banks as have made re-
demption arrangements with the Metropolitan, aud
will thereafter take deposit only the notes of such
banks az shall make such arrangements. The full
effect Of this etep Is difficult now to fore,ee but
State currency will undoubtedly be IN disorder for
weeks 10 come and the street rates of dis count
rue rregulsry. The true policy of tradesmen, &c,
weud be 10 have on hand a. small amounts Of State
currency Monday possible. 1t viii be certainly
at y cent discount, aud may be much more.
With the exception of $50 0G0 or SEQ 900 of bills
drawn by Garner & Co. and Brsad & Co., which have
come back, we hear of but few bills returned by the
Arabia Some other bills have been protested bu.
were protected by other parties for the honor of the
drawers We do not hear Of any bills on the Borough
Bank Of Liverpool which have come back. Messrs.
DeLnistoun, Wood & Co. are connected with this
bank 90 stockholders but are not we understand in
any other way affected by ths failure. The trouble
With the Western Bank Of Scotland will hsve less
important bearing here from the fast tia. bills drawn
upcn IL have not been favOrites with RENTERS for
rome time past. The Arabia brings fair amour.
Of orders for American securities especially for Illinois
Central The sdvices of the assignment of this Com.
pany created but little excitement in London snd do
not seem to have seriously impaired confidence in lie
Ultimate valne The private letters generally are
hopeful, and anticipate that our affairs viii soon put
on an improving sepsct The effec. Of the American
sdvioes in London fally confirms what we suggested
sometime since, that we are prone to oyer-eshmate
the Importance Of our financial condition in regard to
D. influence in that great money center of the world
Upon the subject Of American securities hessrs Bill,
Bon & Co. report a continued sctive demand, and
che msrke. showing every symptom Of improvement.
Nessrs. Barring, Brothers g. Co. remark:
q Prices have be.n unsettled during tbs past week
and iransactions limited. There has been DISPOSE
ton 80 buy State Sock, but at prices below those
ssked In the market. United States o. 1868 may be
had in snail Quantities at los. Buyers of Mssachu-
sets IS SteIee at s7 Of Maryland at 50; of Pennsyl
ysnis InfcripIions ct 72973 of Bonds at rs. Bust
ress has been done in Virginia So Sterling at So the
noe Of 81 lie no asked. British Colonial b .nds are
shout variation. PennsylvsLis Central Railroad
1sds st84 as. New York Central 7s Bonds. S5QN;
Sn9,Ss. 6606S. Illinois Central Shares, 10 To DIS:
nn.S Central lst Mortgage 70, 72a7i; Frseand
re -,ndea Timss Of October 30 states that they
nj % GIVE yrsviess dsy with more frssess; mrois
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14
Raesenxers ArrfyaA

In r,sazshir AyGbio, yre@ Ltsopsd-ME Kass<.,s -,
Isiy Mr. S,.int asber and lsiy Me. NcLsusAs - -
iote Cbm.nt Bnsder and lsdy. Mr.. HsEs, - ,;'
Crortber d. Dudley lady and niece Miss Coz ns H.S
Hi.. Pst,ibone, Mis-. Ts,iar Mis-. cs~., 6 49,
LADY end servant Lindey Hams. lady aud NJ On -
LADY Nj Csmmsct and lady Mr. Ms.schett lsdy aiss ~
idas Dspl s 0wena Mclean, '. P. Corbia Ar. s,ss.
A Van der Worst, Mr. Gamer and lady. Rev. H. kc,sas.
M Turner Miss Cammick and servant V. Beam ~
LADY, Rob, Bsrth Mr. Oelkrrs, Dudley = Cssti9er & II
Stsndev r. C. Burlase, Mr. Rooche and lady. L Cssxs
Mr. stasch M1mf,rd Mr. RcseItsL: ". Hstfsss
Geo A. Wicks Mr. Kruger. Joo Lord NJ De hsare fhse
Sn lib, Mr.. Reochie Mr. Denham and son, Z; HsreL
UIlmsrr Fdvd. Leiche J. Morris ~. Bsb'ook NJ N
gen, wn. scholrsrld ThOs Co!doies M ToTses . c.
t.r Herfurrh Matthias Smith A. h Sb1y. Thos Snou.
a w Morton w D. Morton Mr. Aveille, Mr. cgrts IN
Jo.eph Mr. Lshmaier Mr. Anes. Edsd KING A. ensn i.
Edwd Bech Mr. HLtmsh Gufin. Mr Gcnn. Y, Nlsd
John NJ Reed jr, Or A. Green @. G Perhlas, M ExA,
C. Howe Robt. Mcdonald. Mr.. McClellsnd: Wm GegnG
Mr. Gimour Geo. Heard. Aps. Heard r.; NJ: Len N
Pc r.r jr " Lacey Mr.. sybrendt, j. y Slower xAvssu,
Mr. Esailou Mr.. sbalO', Sir wn. oq.e,sy LADY osssr
M.s Ouse'ey and maids. C. F. Brown, TickDF IGnss
Pstuson Nj Atpcld Morris v A Benedict II u.
ram Mr. Coutin Mrs Brown. J Ho~es aud adv. n IsDs
sen Miss Russian, Perrs Peli-r and lady, J. Pss AL
SON Repsud Martin, Mr. schuerder Mr. Ryan ia, %
daushter John Kirkmsn. John Plat Sir VIM O. Oaslty,f
male servants. Mr.. Grimm. Capt zimmerman.
In shfp Ccu' lev, from Rio JdAsro-Mrs i. Goyt, 1
Stockmeyer Capt c. Ringet and lady, Jo.epn s.erett
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14
To THE PUBLIC
THOMAS ALLIBoSE, LATE PRESIDENT % THE hASK
OF PENNSYLVANIA.

THOMAS ALLIBoSE, LATE PRESIDENT % THE BANK
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Uavirg ro.cei that suit has been commenced
sg,p Tbors. AiAope President Of the Bank Of Penn
$. ysua ard b.t be has been charged with attending from
ri, home foreign countiy with design 20 tefrs1d hs
CREDITOR the subscriber ssks for suspension OF plbc opinion
nj Il, he return Of the person thus sgaikei from Europe
A. he same time Re submits the following comments On the
crave charge thus preferred sfsins. tne absent: ,
So from adng froul bis home be posivsy re'1sed
81 solicitation. the city and only consented when IN
u.rt ard Of rspoe absolutely essential 70 ns ne
So far from abscondag be left only after announcing n
irtn the Directors Of the Bsph OF Pennsyvan' ana
sf.r wins the expression OF their wishes or ms
re,,ors,i,u u health snr continued usefulness. ,
50 far from d5.condn0 he left In open dey MS
departure was ouucsd IN the public prints before be e
pss and on bo,rd the boat which conveyed him oar. 81
he sy 10 so.on he was surrounded by twenty thirty
au.in who expressly TO see nn oh AM am ns
those acqussn-es several Of tho Directors OF toe ns
:iop ov, which he formerly presided. 80
II this BE- sbc6ndins TO hide uthdrav or BE- concehed
W-bs.eis Dictsusy exico graphical suhotes are sadly
TIE quei nj the usmtnszesnt
may be p'erred of thu Bank of Pennsyya
MA ss nothing 20 DO with the issue. II Incredible
which he had hms.f interest Of SVoo and In
which many Of bis friends snd relatives had trusted large part
let no, the object Of his card be mistaken tbs. object
simply Justice II IL shall be proven that this
abused his trutf he rerse snd render
bis copdemp.ou will be js but until the abduction Of such
po be should no: be denied the benefit 10 which bis previous
v.suss'u ed character for Integrity Justly entities him
II there De criminsy connected with this unhappy business
s' tbe guilty. and the guilty only suffer tor h. OF their mis-
doing. s. AUSTIN ALLlbONE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14

~. esrDo, Il course, sunouooe - re Aas--i ~
-,ie !. ovs-. P,rhsU- II veud A. p-.r.'q-s - ssy
S..;, VS. eye sfF-c.rslly <.vss vb.n the C,g IL
Ws,tisst y sah'o' ,u' y cs'tso he susp-n,on OF
To Mes Yc'k and BE- n b.ots hsd prolu ID 81 Ia
Tselste 30 Tott e'-sb'e effect on 'he pup IN !.
There IL aOn' ..rre ~ uns'erafueaih 10 tae stse'
sno tb' = - bsby slso 8 mach srea'e- amount o,
sg'ce n.srded ;hsa the generality OF people ;, al
iDsg'.s The crest number ot bsDts IN tae lrsaing
cites Of The Safes are Known y bA solvent toey
want tius ard thst they have bsen bod enough 70
.ske whether their customers are ss'istAd or no.
Or he whole we cannot tia. this crsis presents
a,y Strange or une1t ectsd ssure sad ~ soc DO res
pon 10 reject he view which from the mrs. We nsVe
tsk.n OF H. The ipsncal pressure in America IS in'
t.rps rather than e,.-rn. The S'stes are not hssvy
ind. bted the foreigner The OF the co1n-
y are ample 10 meet al possible demsnds, but tne
ia necessary n recder them available The cri,. has
resulted from overrs5isg ard speculation, stimulated
by an nordinafe Issue OF paper money. That cur
rercy must bepceforth be subjected to legislative con-
tcl otherwise 'hese psrcs viii be OF frequent &C ,ur-
renee and viii materially rstsrd he commercial de-
xeiopmt ne Of the Safes We do not Of course, mssn
"a maintain thai America DO without paper c1f-
rsrcy or that she is 10 condition 10 Tes'ns. ii 70 any
thirg ike The extent hst EogIand has restricted hers
INT there can be no doubt thst the facilities
affords onpsper Issues in Anerics have been grossly
abused ard that the present disturbance is the result
msrlv Of ihs abuse and this being 90, before pabic
otdencs in su-h issues can be restored taey must
be es.oca'.d With Intelligent ard ve-consdere1 less-
lstive action.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14

lseeels ct 81 NastT for eotauoB ., .Itr. s,.,.
hih sales aseo tu.s. At Nic 81 Obi ago spris, 49,
mmri ~ss sfo hush 81 Sc fssissrs snasses-S yeG
infosrs todsy-3l nO hush Wo-s. a. coo b..s .. .st
buzz. b.'sy 500 bnsh o.,. C,st Exscars-f - w.
fl.ui '" bush Nhes,. 70 ooo bnsa Cpra. -" ~
WV OkLEASs, Nov. i5-CoTToS. S1ss :. S.,,nn
po'uy tn The hr-nOon TIE sF-bat r-,sf Va. - 10
,Nrstisd, bu. factors refss 10 svs WI % NV N
Sales q 70, week 300 BALES. Recipes Sf "A. sssa
bsl... sOcf. las oee bales TIE rseelrs !, 20 Ss
a. this port. psr-d with tho.- 81 ,sr III.
bales; Do a. al southerr ports - go sre.rs IN
s!d5lc boLIssrs 22c PosK dahl Lamp w -. s.eLst
CoLrSsvs Ga Nov. IL -CorroN 10 - T.
Laie 10 the day pric>s declined ic owing 70 IN. IA
Arshis's rews We hsV. act heard snyikinx IN 80 r.
Cbsre,top, Savannah aud Augusta markets en-. -
sdvfes NM
CHICAGO Nov. -, p. n-FLors saa,, w.
cr ID &c -coRS frm oars stacy sHf,srxys =, ps's -
s06 bbls flour 81 zoo bushels uhex. sar,wss oeuns;
go: No Flour q 900 Bushels Wbes. R,rr,,, 20 osvt
Flcur g. 600 bushels whest. 100 90 Cevn ~oS NJ
CnARLEssoS, Nov. S-Corros Prices have s..in., IN,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-yoRK........


Stsan,hp-Arsgo Lines, Havre, w L Drsyten
slip.-Parsson Drrkwster. London, Boyd HlHeseh En-
ersld Jsle Cornish, Liverpool, Tspscott CO.
Buks-Corneha Barton, Havana NJ Tsycr Go g Wind.
sor McEwsn Port Prince. Becker Graves; Cshfsui
Kempton Gloucester -; Lamplighssr aius cstis Be-
Phelps Co. " ". 0astou Maxwell, Barbados B.shcr
Brothers; Eliot Msrsdep. Pensacols PesAot Bros
Schoorer,-A Summer Oxford Nesbern, J. Ssds;
Equator (Br johnson. Harbr Island Miller Lushst ~
p. Buch Co.: e Sheldon, White Newbefn, ". risn,
Mindoro, Sargent, Kingston, c. r. feters; A. hee9
(Br Low ersop, St Johus, A. Smhers Co. Louisa ",
boston, = w Lewis Co.
sIoop-America, Reynolds, Providence, L. Kenny. q.
Steamer-Jscksos, Baker. Baltimore, ". b. Cromwell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14
Markets. .Reported Bv Tel.grapk.

BUFFALO, Nov IS l2oPA-FLoUR unchanred sales 800
bes - Or ex.s Wi'consn and IS % for do. Ohio
a. Mckssz WRIAT lower; sales 5000 bush. at 7se for
Chicago ssnG as for Canals club; &C. for prime red Ind.
aus: g easl % for white Michigan; 81 CSC 81 for
white Canada CoES firm ssles r. COO bush sc Oars
sales al 600 bush. 1t Sc WBsxy-Sslcs CT 100 bhs At
ISL gall. FREGHTs-lec. for Whest 10 New.York
boBuE Nov CorroH declined saes to-day Of 800 bales;
feeeipts 9o0e balss
osSseo. Rev. lsjSR n-TLoul n~6y; Nee Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14

Of O-Ish ~ 9ctd, L, S,v.Yo.a 'o' the week, aid
snse JEIu,,yl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14

Osnss shares were dealt in Sc low a. " oisecan' o"
sGervUd recovered; New Yok Central were s''
be,ttr. TIE transactions included ILLINOIS, Csn"'
BO,ds At "A for morey, ard 7i375 for the acc'un''
ditto ,ba,ss a, II and 10 discount PeunFylvsns yer
ira, l,. Mortgage a, 81, and Erie shares a. li' ire
Let for the account
Mr. Sst,er'hwsite say: :,
W, have 10 rote during the past week an save mn
,..,,c.n Railroad Securities at the lower quostlohs
have ruled mary investors ior small sae1n,s Law
mons uart-s hi:berto purchsa-d
Iuinos Bond. declined 20 TO- and shares Nhr
IN the n II the Compen- htvhs n.a "
m,pt but siose firm - H. and disccaut re'pseuVey
NewYoth Central shares and bonds have Desp ~ zoo US
usnd that Comp.uys freedom from hosns deD' beng very
hyorstsy REGARDED .~.,,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14

Bv Worth Risev Boas-iors1 sbla yea,
wbes, $50 DO Corn. IS pigs Ashes, Do whssiy ~
Bs he E,is Rad,oaa-s5 bills FlOsr. 10 ,ls,. Bv,,.,
bsss Flour, III does Lessher.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14
Nv telegraph

BOSTON, Nov. IL Arr. bnEs Robert WIG Ncssn<~s
Jscmel Rollerson Orlando Aux Csyesi Lss1is LssssSr
Cape Hsyten, NJ Thompson, Psrxids. wllminf;e s
CHARLEbTON, Nov. H-Tbe U. D. n sssns5
Cenmha desinsd here TIL this sftsrpoon on sesoa"
he heavy ssa On the bsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14

AIhtt II. Nicolsy will hold special ssse of stocks
and bonds TO morrow Saturday. at l2 O'Clock, at the
Merchant Exehsngs.
Srmeoa Draper viii hold q special auction sale OF
bonds end stocks a the kerchsnts EUchsngs to raor
cor tSHrrdsyl, a. l2l O'Clock.
The following ssles were made q. affection by SIMEON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14

This with the amount by the St Louis 81, 17O0 900,
Rear at hand from California, will increase the strength
Of cur bank vaults about two aud quarter millions
of god.
The Farmers Bank Of Bridgeport, Conn., having
Bsas arrangements 10 redeem their notes in this city
instead Of Boston, che notes thrown out by the
Mstropoltsn Bank. Also. the notes Of the Manufse-
tuJers' Bank Of Manchestey, Conn.
The demand for bullion has subsidized, end rsses ara
not finn at I al y cent premium. The influx of gold
and the probability of early resumption by the city
banks has checked the disposition to buy. The wants
of the merchants for Cu,tom House purpo'es are
SNAIL and generally supplied to the dealers by the
banks. Silver is plenty and dull
The business Of the Clearing. House to-day was
small g, ISL 800.
The earnings Of the first week of November Of the
Michigan Southern road shows decrease of about
5000 ss compared with the week Of last year.
The Erie is receiving about 5000 per day less than
Last year. The subscription 10 the loan for this road
progresses slowly, and the advices from abroad in re-
gard to the probability of any considerable subs;rip-
tons there rot favorable.
The con oons on the bonds Of the Erie and New-Yo-k
City Railroad due LIST Sept. last paid at the
Mcdaniel Bank, New.York.
The annexed statistics of the operations of the Ill
nc is Central Railroad are official:
DEPARTMENT
Acres Lands sold SOL IS for 22 SD 81
Acres Lands sold 4eO47fr I2!o %
Free Lands 1877 u Tor % os( ~
Total saes during month o54 for $o3i9, p
20 which ada Town Lot sAes............... 2214 20
Acres sold January s9L53 for $50 90 n
Acres sold previously I'll % Tor I1TSN VI
lH 700 o. i2r 90
Bonds Cancelled u4ly S55-$475O
Pre- Land Baads Cancelled in Oct 1857 ......$7oO 1900
Free Land Boads cancelled previously 46VV- 65oOO
Total Bonds cancelled up to Nov. 40 500
DEPARTMENT.
Reeeipts from Passengers Sll745 70
Rso~trts f,orl 100 B6g Is
Receipts from Mss 4t51 50
from Rent Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
Receipts from othes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SAB 81
Total Receipts in month Of Oct, 1851. COS
Total Receipts mouth Of Oct 800 III o.
Total Rse.p.s since January l. I857....Sl 9s57c4 "
Total Receipts in corresponding period Of 1885,. 80
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-02-25
sEMI-wEEKLY & WEEKLY

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mors spread abroad by our political opponents,
that the Daily Telegraph would be discontinued
after the election we announce to the public that
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shall be done with renewed vigor ard determine
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The publishers will spare no labor expense 10
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The Daily Telegraph will contain the latest
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