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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-20

TIE CAss-HEi.aAN CoNvESrIoS.--We are glad
10 learn that the sufferers by the Panama riot,
which occurred more than two years ago, are
ia a fair way Of obtaining some compensation
for their claims before they have all died off, as
have too many OF those having clsims on other
governments Onc Of the first acts Of Mr.
Buchanan, on coming into power was to Insist
upon the settlement Of these claims; and conven-
tion Tor that purpose was made by Gen. CAss with
Gen. HeIran, the New Granadlan Minister at
Washington. This convention has been made
the battle horse Of bitter party strife In New
Gransds, in which the government has used all
Its power to carry the treaty through as 1t
came from tie bands Of the negotiatora 1t is
70 be regretted that, during all the time this
contest has been waging, we have had 10
representative at Bogo.a, who might, by per-
soual intercourse, have softened the part;sau
bitterness with which the attack upon President
Orrins was carried Oh Unfortunately, the
convention contained a concession OF coal
station IN Panama bay, With the express stipula.
ton that Is conveyed no sovereignty over the
territory, az It wos merely an act Of courtesy to
friendly nation. This concession has been
made the chief po,ot of attack AID Of the mos.
exaggerated statements by tho opponents Of the
treaty, which. withou. any explanation On our
part, was made tbs bugbear to the whole
country.
Our Washington correspondent advises us
that the notifications ard explanations ,sir I'd
by New Grunads are no. considered az impor.
,ant alterations Of the treaty, and that our
government will probably conson. to them. AZ
the treaty provides for the sitting OF mixed
commission at waehlngson 10 adjudicste upon
the claims Of our citizens, and for the payment
Of the awards by New Granada there L. pro.
liability Of one class Of our foreign claims
being settled by Mr.. Buchanan This Is the first
instance, slsoe the t!mce Of Jackson and the
French claims, tina. any administration has sue
ceeded In having general settlement of the
claims Of our citizens upon q foreign Power
TIE Mexican claims wero settled by n war on
ono side, ard by purchase of territory on tho
other. Mr.. Buchanan has settled the claims on
New Granada, that poor Pierce bungled no out
rsgeously, by course which has been at once
prudent and firm. II In 10 DO hoped, boforo he
goes cut Of power, that he win turn bis atten-
ton with Ike success TO some Of our other
foreign claims
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-20

Asouun JoB.-The City Hall fire has
been the subject of universal conversation,
and in every group, gross or small, In which It
was discussed, the concluding drop Of couso.
lation wss, Well, II will make another good
job" And 40 II Will. A good job for con-
tractors add subooDsrsciors, and party or per-
soDsl fsvoritce insiders and outsiders, aud a
good job for tbetax payers in the bargain. The
very ttought Of this jobbsry ought to be sun
ciens 70 make our poor old Comptroller .Flags
trembe Ia hip boois
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-20
MAILS FOR TIE PaclyIt.


yew Ycrss HeSe~l-O~ienrnls EDITION.
TIE United s.sus mail steamship Ssr OF sae wees Capt
Gray, an leave this port ibis A;,srnooe al two o'clock,
Tor AspiDwsli.
sss snAss tor cao-ri. ano otses parts os tina Pscnr
viii cfos- al one o'csoGk tss srevnooa
The wv yoss gxssur ay5s.Io-C&iforn.s edition
ss-fxuivs pterscnoe from ell parts Of tia
vera wil ee published ri tan O'Clock Tn the morning
fEz copies ~-sppsrs. rssdy for mailing. sis ccrts
kssre W. please send shsE orders 81 sAsiy ~ pss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-20

tcers, hut expect daily some SEQ OF 1900 c'oes,
Who WI. supereede toe soldier LABOR. which IL not
agreeable. No American other forsgn vrsseii OF
war have touched here silce England has surrender
ec the right of search.
Our naval correspondent on board the United
States chip Cumberland, dating at Porto PrayA On
Tire 10Th ot July sends US ar interesting letter with
respect TO tie movements OF the vessels composing
cur African squadron A list OF tue ahiOs with the
pamcs of the officers are given. The writer adds
IAN arr wen in tho squadron snd tho Cape Verde
issnda in an unusually thriving state The rainy
season iust commencing"
The Singapore (E. H. Times Of the 9th OF June
eay-:-Her Maiessy's steamer plyaAes returned to
this port on Tuesday. after having conveyed To
Bangkok the S;amese embassy. By this opportuni-
ty We learn that the Danish plsniYotentiary, Mr..
= Jarvie, had succeeded In negotiating treaty OF
commerce with the King Of SIAN.
the ssles Of co.acn yes.crcsy embraced about TOO
hs,s ioosuding about ago IN usr.tu. The market ciosed
nru the basis Of about lgso for mitcliry ua.snds
sccther Wall DO found table givrg ssaemeaS
rog srcirg striking Ia the ooesampco 81 oot
the C0uted sA,ss. resulting io@ toe revsls'on Of
ls6' The amount taken for cousUnpuou non seosem
Der 1881 to February H. 1855 nc'uding ns period Of
the psnc) Vas emily 20 e72 bales assas foae3! bales
fer The Derod tbs previous season. show ng df'r
eo,e OF ascut 3 1ss bsee. Tne scrns taken fer con
suvpsos ron sepsnSer 1881, 70 August 4, 1875 was
AZ ssT bales NsNos, 8i5 SO, for sas same pe'd the
previous ssxs,n showing teAc. OF sssH n&es Tue
tosl deliveries Of co;.oc consumption from februsrS
IL August g. 1885, wore Sa7 500 bales against 2&i Gs4
hses lat year. sbo sng ioc,esse for this year over
the same period last GEAR Of nan.y $50 nssss -Four
geoey aner aud ccsed Al beiiAr prices for most
descriptions With dorg Wh'aI vas Sr ,aer and 30
tve with vass eooup1o coo oashels, Is rstss gwen in
another place Corn ron Ic % better, with sAiss
o. ancpt 80 o0e 10000 bnshsn al prices given else
where PORK fs.r demand. With Gales eaief' al
ti7 IL 81 26 Tor uaess. closing chiefly 3! the later
rgre whle 600 DbIs Of OF less repa.a oc
we're eot AZ yi7; rrins was a siiss SIS. Sssa-s
steady with sales or sbout go 100 hhdS 81 rates
gwen In Aoosber oolamo. rreighs engagements ~ere
m,oerse shAt irregular eui with 70 her mort
| .aerng.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-20

THE bINois CAMrAIos-THE WAY TO SETrrE
r--The Wellington Union submits to Mr..
Douglas the propriety of his retirement from
the Illinois contest, 70 as to give the democracy
there o fair Geld and a chance to carry the
State. Perhaps Mr. Douglas would do we'll TO
follow this advice; for against tho united oppo.
sition elements, and wing Of the democratic
perty still more bitterly opposed to him tLao
any black republican and Know Nothing cao
be. sIl his campaigning through the dog days
will be gloves labor lost" wekncw, hosever,
That such advice is preposterous at this stage Of
the fight, sud II The Washington Union can
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-20

HoLDTs HIS GROUND -Gerrit Smith, the
candidate for Governor Of New York, Doui-
mated BY the temperance and freedom party"
stu holds bis ground, and n " stamping It J" for
the SURFACES Of the people. Very good. Let
Mr.. Smith stick TO bis text and not permit him
self 20 be bamboozled by the managers Of tho
approaching Republican State Convention With
any equivoch promises, and he will be sure to
bring them 10 terms next year. There ought to
be Of least fifty thousand outsnd-cat advoc ases
Of " temperance and freedom" In the State, and
there may be many thousands more for all that
we know. !. ia clearly the policy Of Mr.. Smith,
In thcir behalf, ~ hold his ground, and fight ost
the fgbt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-20

TIE FALL VRADE-CyYECr3 or TIE AT
LAN1IC Tsy&1aApR-GE GENERAL AcrvIrY IN
BUsIvEss-kCREAsINa CIRCULATION AND Al
vEsTIslNa.-The effects OF the Atlantic teegr lpd
are being felt already in this city sna al, over
the country. People feel. now tina. sais grand
e,eut has become b reality, that every'hn.
ougt. to take progressive movement, ana n
general activity is observable every where. The
hots are more lively; people are moving about
moro actively, ard doing things with a greater
impu Lee; places Of amusement, newspapers all
branches Of business, begin TO receive an i'm
petus; and We should rot wonder If the opea-
ing Of the full trade was FASTENED on when
tho cable gets into working order.
Tfeee efecta, Ia connection With the close
economy which has been pract;sed since tue
tinsp cial revusion last October, give reason to
hope that better state OF things will exit this
coming fall than we have seen fer some time
or bad any reason 10 expect.
TIE effect Of the news in the country towns
has been far greater than enc can realize from
the accounts by telegraph or in the newspapers.
The enthusiasm In the interior almost surpasses
belief; and 1t seems to have given an impetus to
every thing. and hiss csused h general rea,tion
after the dulness which characterized tho coan-
Try since the crisis.
The HERALD feels the effects Of the general re-
joicipg In largely increasing circulation and q
proportionate growth of its advertising business.
| When the Atlantic cable Is working fully,
and conveying toe news of the Old World
hourly TO our shores, we should not
he surprised to see the HERALD circulating
over hundred thousand papers daily-some-
| thirg not only unsurpassed but never conceived
! of any daily journal There Is nothing to pre-
vent this circulation Increasing to two hun.
dred thousand except the insdequacy Of the
mechanical constructions to accomplish SO
much work within the required time-a thing
which we already begin to feel, even with the
immense machinery in our cellar at present
ia use.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-20
NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST go, 1853.

rresideLtil Coz 0idste Representing tEelr sec
tis-si anti slavery principles IN nny 5t,.f sonth
oi Jason and Dxon's 'ine and taat as X .nsas
will bave hter completely Played Out by the
yesr 1880, toe oorcsition ele'l ents masI resort
20 |. new nstiouhi orgaoizatios or run she hsz-
arc- rt another defeat Ike that Of 1856. lie
thig c;l,m the democracy, with the admins
tfs,ioa Of Mr.. Buchanan as the basis of their
reu' icp. bold the vantage ground ior the nexs
Pre- .idoncy sod the next Congress. But the
only crriaintes ia regard to 1860 sre these that
The opposition must reorganize upon broader
and more p, acscai issues than the Pope Of Rome
or the Jeeuits, tran the slave oiigsrcby" and
the slave power" or ran the hazards of another
def, al and that the disordered and bswiidered
democracy must rally around the commeu M
cleus Of the administration, or prepare for the
fate OF the old whig party.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-20

Devise ho ether eoheC,e for recoasl'ng the
srsng'.ns democracy CT I.linois, 1t hid better
leave THIN To settle TIER qa.rrei IN 'ns'r o~e
say, "snlject on,y 30 the constitution of the
Urstec S'afes" That. se believe. istis original
Ksnsas Law Of popular eovereig"ty."
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-30
gsbitb Of tgt gIarAtts far 9ast dalssk.


Saturday Morning, January 3d. 1853 )
moderate business has general
ring the past week. with ucuaon prices lead
ing articles Of trade Cotton has been in fair request full
prices until within the last day two, and Sugar Moasse
have advanced In Tobacco there have large
actions hut the particulars have been carefully suppressed
Flour and Oats have declined, while Corn has improved
prices In Provisions there have been important changes
Feghs have been in moderate request about previous
On Tuesday morning published the Europa's adyices
with da from Liverpool to the 9th nst reporting
Of "a IN the Cotton market and sales of $1,000 bales during
the week Yesterday morning the Canadas appeared
In columns bringing mp Liverpool dates 10Th
inst aud reporting falling of Of "a the Fair and MID
ding qualities the lower grades being less affected the
the week embracing $500 bales.
COTTON. Our last weekly review closed upon a rather
irregular Market and Saturday had change any
moent report the sales of the day amounting about $500
bales On Monday 1900 bales sold before
pals adyices public Tuesday holder
asking considerably higher rates but obliged
the preensons the market closed barely
No the ddling grades the sales of the day embracing $500
bales. Wednesday the demand active general
sung business Of bales the preceding
day and Thursday 1000 bales taken the
range Yesterday the sales embraced
the range of quotations below, making the
business of the week $1,000 bales. We now quote;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-30

LIveRPoOL-Bark Ayonllss bales itl4 bbls -four
1000 slaves
RICHMoND-Brig Australasia hhds sugar tie Dbl
SOC bbls molass,s.
y LIYERPOOt-Ship Elizabeth Yoe-le5 bales cotton 2475
bbls -four SOU slaves.
LIvERPooShp Chapin-2O79 bales cotton 40l2 sacks of
wheat 400 slaves.
PFNsACoLA-sehr Ann Eza-l6bbls -four, bbls moasses
bbs potatoes "A DO pork l42 sacks IS do do coffee
do bB 2casks bacon % boxes cheese key butter "a pkgs
mdseL
NEW YoRK-Schr Emene5l9 hhds sugar and 700 bbis Of
pork.
PENsAcoLA-sehr Fanny-sO,OOO bricks.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-30

NEW Y0RK-Ship Toulon-Assorted mdse.
CHARLEsTON-Bsrk Cherokee-62s casks rice to s L 4 E
l. Levy
nRIsToIship Lizzie spading4l4e bars railroad iron
order.
CHARbEsToN-schr Ephram Ann-6as casks rice to or
der-lunber to J Hart &eo-J Wyehe &co-T l. Boudro-
Conner Son.
RIO DE JANEIRo-ship Snow squali-sOO bags coffee to
PHILADETPHIA-ship westmoreland- Assorted mdse.
BOSToN-Ship Augnslns-Assorted mdse
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-30
's1tu ORLEANS stluatu SllarAtt.
osEsGEsI orrlss. N9. % Camp Can 3 siri ,ss:

CREscENT OrrIcr, No. 20 Camp street,
Friday Evening, Jan. %, ls57.S
The money market to-day decidedly tame with hardly
an envsning worthy Of remark Some small sums CT
AL paper we're negotiated the rats Of y cent borrowers
are yer ssm in their views do inclined 20 yield
working along under cuaied system m All opera
TONS In DE general discount movements Of the banks there
is no change good paper having less than % days to run is
readily absorbed
RsHrkne the very dull state OF the money market
We have only plethora Of unemployed money in
New York and Boston extending possibly much frOn the
haence OF satisfactory paper and securities other
The facilities for negotiation In York have tended improve
the rate Of time exchange drawn here that point The
kei here to-day presented improving tendency We quote
double AL 90 days 2@2 per cent discount and tight
squeeze ly2 might be obtained other Al and good drafts
from 2s< and SOS per cent discount Sight funds
heavy the asking X premium under dropping demand
ousdet the from premium to \ dis Ten days
sight z Sterling very quiet, aud have
transaction Of importance note We eonnue figures
l0lOIS for bills with shipping documents and 07 G0s
for bills The Southern Bank selling 60 days 1880
Ios In francs nothing TRANSFERRED We only quote
sales the standard, say 5.s5G5z7, and 5.256s5 22K
There transactions in stocks to-day. The usual
Palfrey Co. will be held the Arcade
We add usual weekly table Of quotations
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-30
wrArurn N NArcuEz.-The Natchez Courier Of

wEArHER IN NArcHEz.-The Natchez Courier of
"Wednesday last says
The weather continues astonishingy warm for the
season, th fain falling ever ahnndantly. The buds
ON the fruit trees fast swelling and bid fair by
present appearances 10 burst into open and rich
blossoms. 1t has been, in truth, ah extraordinary
winter: one, indeed, hardly deserving that appell-
ton. With the exception 81 a single week in N0sem-
ber il has borne eve ~ aspect Of tropical season,
warm and wet Some OF our weatheF-wise folk shake
their heads gloomily in disrust of all fruit prospects,
while others say shat the "seVen years term has
come rennd again, and the earliest and mildest OF
springs IS to follow in the wake Of the warmest OF
winters
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-30
The Louis Price Current gives The following
OF that market.

OF that market:
The money market remains quiet and the Of currency
exchange without material change The banks
strong position and passing all the first class paper offering
business very small present the demand Is large
On the street money continues to command from l4glS
per month Sight exchange New York in limited
supply and the banks drawing u cent premium for
coin for Missouri notes and cent for currency
Exchange very New Orleans aud the little
any could be had The nominal for sight
premium for coin There Is very little doing In time bills
East and the rates continue steady NJ "a "a and 80
discount foF paper having 80 90 and 90 days to
Currency in limited supply and in the past three days has
per discount for Missouri paper hut the supply
increasing and at the close quoted NJ e per
discount Ohio, Kentucky and State bank Indaa
scarce and are rated al par for Missouri paper.
From Cincinnati we have the following of the 21st:
The for Eastern exchange has upward tendency.
There strong disposition yesterday advance the
New York checks ~ and should the demand be
taned the establishment Of higher rates early day
quite probable The supply larger than but there has
been greater poportohaie Increase In the demand Ba
Philadelphia checks have improved materially during
the and tho latter only less valuable than New
York while the former taken private Names
u for bankers checks New Orleans sight good
demand and take about all that offered at Gold
steady There fair demand for prime bills at quota
| tons.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-30
TREAsuRERs OFFICE,
City Of Jefferson January lst is5s
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS = NOTICE i

TREAsuRER's OFFICE, }
City Of Jefferson, january LIST f95S
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS = NOTICE Is
hereby given 70 AZ persons residents nonresden
indebted the city Of Jefferson 1851
previous years that the said
LIST day Of January 1885, the ls Monday june 1855
Notice is further given that will be at my office Of
Vaence and Leyee Streets from O'Clock A. NJ to O'Clock p
NJ, ID taxes IL the paid within the
above mentioned time they will be dealt with according
Il. r. CHEVALLEY Treasurer.
BUREAU TREsoRIER,
Vile de Jefferson, 10 Ter Ianvier 1855
A Wis AUX COETRIBU ABLES-FAR LIE PRE-
IA sent avis toutes personnes resdanes residae
de Ia Vile de- Jefferson qu sont Placement
impoees cOnomement Ia lo annee 1857 ct
precedenes notifies que les des
du Ter janvier 1883 10 sera bureau
bre du conse encognure des Vaence Leyes
Jefferson de heures A NJ heures r. NJ pour recevoir
dites taxes
Toues personnes devant des dte Vile par lie
present requs dHvoir sadesse bureau dc au Ter
JUN 1888. sous pene de la oi
ia7 sod r. R. CHEYAILFY Trasorier
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-30

Leaves SATURDAY sOth inst at5PM
L, IT. REGULAR YAZOO RIVER PACKET
The fast running light draughi passenger
$50 packet steamer COmpromlse. Ed Pheips
master now at the wharf receiving freight will leave
positively above, for Ihore, Greenwood Sidon Tchua
iazoo City, Satara and all intermediate landings and panta
IONS on fazoo river For eigh passage apply board
The Compromise will sign through for Yalabnsha River
Hegh with privilege Of reshiUpng Jacobs
les J. s PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
Leaves positively on SATURDAY. SHh inst a. S p NJ
r. REGULAR TALLAHAiCHIE AND
Nszoo River Packet-1he light dTaIt pas
senger packet NazOo Belle, j. O. REEVES
master - Ellington, clerk, will leave for Month
Gold Water, raoea, Lehore, Greenwood Sdon, Tchula
1a1oo City, and all Intermediate landings Tahhaehie AM
fsEoo rivers For freight or passage apply board.
lsZo j. s. PAaAUD, Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-30

Simms-Ea on Hendersen-G Fosdek-C T Buddecke AGO
Z Maqueze tco-R u Aucoln-J u Valenline-Smih Bro
-NlighL Allen Nco-J burnside &co-C Eager 6co-Jnhn-
sn 6coHall HildrethS Nicholson &colale Green eaf
n II Marks 6co-Reive 4 Brow 4 Neagle-Tertn
Bates Moses Greenwood-Hend Massie &coW @ Blanch
arsampson ksen--and order7fo tous Of Ice to A Bos
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-30
Sgippiug sntsIIigtuts.
SATURDAY, January 80, 1858.

.. CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Rochester, Elwell for Liverpool Meeker Knox &co
ship Wilbur Fisk. Burwel for Liverpool, Whitney AGO
Ship Judah TouTo, Moses, for Liverpool Ashbdge AGO
Spanish Ship Angelica, Venosa, for Barcelona,
PUG, Mir &co
British Ship Elizabeth Yeo Scott for Liverpool jenkins
Ship Chaplin, McOrles for Liverpool, @ W Hynson 6co
Spanish Bark GesOa sibes for Barcelona PUG, Mir AGO
British Bark Avon, Monnce, Liverpool Jas Wilson &co
Brig Australia Hopkins for Richmond, Va, .
Creevy Farwell
schr Emeline. Minor, for New York. Creevy Fsrwel
Schr Fanny, Wredt, for Pensacola, Blanc
sehr Ann Eliza Snow, for Pensacola, John Hurley &co
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-30

Speaking Of lions, said hard-shelI preacher. dis
ceulsing Of Daniel ia the den Of lions There he sot
al night booking a. the shem for nothing it ddn't
cost hima centlH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-30
Leaves on WEDNESDAY February 8 at s O'Clock p NJ
REGULA AR TEN DAY PACKET.

81 LET'S Bluff Roarks Ianing Eidorado LANDING
Champagnolle, Wilmington, Moro Pigeon Hills
Marie Saline Alabama Landing, ouacha City, serlingtou
enlomond Trenton, Monroe Pine Bluff Castor Landing
Columbia Harrisonbug, Trinity and all intermediate landns
on the 0uaehta and Bncs rvesThe magnificent steamer n
w. mctne. Len Moore, commander, j. W. Tobin clerk
viii leave positively above Foreght passage apply on
board. 'FFS WI
e2s j. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-30
Leaves on SATURDAY the goth jan at5PM
~ FOR y HRE VEPORT GRAN

Bhyonl Ihmpttl Hrlnd tcore, 81 MauTice Al
exandra tor!on's Landing and all intermediate
ndent Peoples Llne-The elegant swift
running packet steamer B. L. Hodge, Jno Smoker master
l. Murdoch, clerk will leave above For freight or pas
sage apply board.
jas j. s, PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
This boat unequaled for comfort elegance by any
boat in the trade
R5-This boat will freight for all points above the Raft
rivi If bfnnfro
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-30
STREET CONGREGATIONAL.

STREET. COM7R--OFF1ClA
EuRST DISTRICT PoUND-vVas brought
TO the First District Pound Dryades street. between Julia
and Girod streets, estrsys-
One Bay Horse about l5 hands high back and
his neck.
Which not claimed within days and the there
paid, will be sold at public auction al said pound,
MONDAY, February LIST. 1855 At 10 O'Clock A. NJ
P. A. GUY0L, Street Commissioner.
Registered January 81, 1858.
HENRY DURELA
Clerk OF Comptroller.
New Orleans, January 81, 1858.
ENPAVE DU PREMIER DISTRICT-u a
Il etc conduit depot DIES du Premier District
Orysdes entire les Julie ct Girod CONNIE epave-
I'm Cheval Bal haut denVron l5 MAINS lie dos ecoche
corde
81 dit animal pas reclame dix ous ct les fais
pages Il vendu enchere publque dit depot LUNDI
Ter fevrier 1853, 10 heures A. N.
p. A. GUY0L, Commissare des rues
Nouvelle- CLEANS q janvier 1888, jazz rs 30
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-30

BIvERPooL-shp Rochester-lO7s cotton ASS hbls
aoar $50 sacks wheat 1895 ties lad SIS ties beef O staVes
LIYERP00Is-ship Wibur Fisk-seS bales cotton 44e.
hbs -four, T6l ties beef 7sO0 slaves
LIyERPooL-ship Judah rOare-2iiS bales cotton 400
slaves.
BARcEIoNA-shp Aassleta-lsl7 bales cotton sss sack.
cheat, 90 % slaves,
BARoELosA-Bark Gesora46s bales cotton, III sAskl
wheat 500 slaves.