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Further by the Steamship Africa.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2.-The ships SuItana and Ocean
Chief have arrived here from Australia with $780,,
900 Of gold
The steamer Propeller, at Galway, was run aground
to prevent her sinking from leak.
The steamers of the new Galway line, will here
after touch at st. Johns N. F., on their way to New
York.
Prince Napoleon, on his visit to Warsaw met with
a very distinguished reception from the Emperor
Alexander.
The Emperor Napoleon is about to visit Camp Cha
Ions
Fortress yincennes is to be enlarged and strength
ened.
Eighty millions Of francs are wanted to complete
the works at Cherbourg.
The Spanish elections are expected to be stormy.
There were rumors of a ministerial crisis but they
were contradicted.
The Russian Steam Navigation Company have
taken possession of Villa Franco.
The excitement against the Christians in Turkey
was still continued.
The China mail reached England on the I'd inst.
Lord Elgin and Admiral Seymour have gone to ia
pan.
The British Consul and all foreigners have left
Canton.
Chinese exchanges on England have declined per
cent.
The steamship Fulton arrived out on the 3Oth ut.
the Pacific on the lst instant and the Asia on the I'd
Liverpool Markets.
| LIVERPOOL, Oct, 2.-Cotton--Fair Uplands I'D.
Middling Uplands I'D.
Richardson, Spence & Co.'s circular quotes Flou
as dull and at nominal prices. Wheat also dull, AM
the market generally unchanged. There was de
cline, however, on inferior qualities, and holder
were pressing on the market. Lard had declined Sd
to Is. .......5.-
In American Stocks the market generally was IN
changed.
Barring, Brothers & Co. quote Breadstnffs ant
Wheat as closing with a declining tendency, the de
cline being from l to ID. during the week. Suga
was dull, and prices were easier but the quotation
were unchanged. Coffee steady, and Rice unchanged
Teas frm-fne Congou had advanced I'D. Spirit
Turpentine 38s, Sd. to 39s.
LIVERPOOL, Oct, -Afternoon-B -Breadstufs dul
and Provisions unchanged. Cotton was quiet a
yesterdays quotations The sales for speculation
and export were 1000 bales. Consols for accoun
closed at gS5 to qSL.
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EyENrs ~ OoroRER IN

l854-The allied fleets and batteries opened their
first fire uponESebastopol.
1853 Colonel William Walker (since Generall
and As men sailed from San Francisco for the pur.
pose of founding a republic in Southern California.
l848-Vienna was besiged by the imperial troops
and came to terms, Kossuth Withdrawing the Huuga-
rians beyond the frontier
lS37-Death of John Hanmel the composer, and
founder of the modern school of pianoforte music.
l834-British houses of parliament burnt they
were not splendid buildings like the present. butcon
tained many valuable things which we're destroyed
among them the celebrated tapestry representing the
defeat of the Spanish armada.
ls29-Opening Of the Delaware and Chesapeake
Canal.
1906 Assassination of Jacques Dessalines, the
black Emperor of Hayti, Same day, battle Of Hall,
in which the French defeated Prince Eugene Of Wr-
temberg.
l8O5-UIm surrendered to Bonaparte the Arch
duke escaping from the city at night with IT 900 men,
leaving behind 10000 who were taken prisoners.
l803-Agra in Hindostan taken by the British.
I797-Treaty of Campis Formio, between Napoleon
and the Emperor of Austria.
l793-Battle of Cholet, in which the French de-
feated the Yendeeans. Same day, battles of Hsgenau
aud Brumpt
/ I78I-Death of Admiral Hawke. Same day, the
| Americans erected new batteries at Yorktown, and
CORVALLIS sent letter to Washington requesting
cessation of hostties preparatory to his surrender.
1777-Surrender of Burgoyne.
1775-Two men and eleven horses killed by light.
ming from a steam-cloud of the burning mountain
Katlagia, in Iceland.
I75s-Death Of the French Admiral Galissoniere,
once Governor of Canada.
l748-Peace of Aix.la- -Chapella, between England
and France and Spain During the war, the British
took 3434 French and Spanish ships, whilst the
French and Spanish took 1898 British ships.
I74O-Death of Czarina Anne, Empress of Russia.
1G83-First meeting of the Assembly of the Pfo-
vince of New York.
1878 : Edmundbury Godfrey, the judge before
whom Oates gave his evidence of the Romish plot
against the King of England, was found dead In a
field with his own sword run through his body. The
Coroner held inquest upon the body and returned
a verdict of death by strangulation.
lG62-Dunkirk, France, sold to England for FIVE
million livres.
I492-C Columbus named one Of the newly-discoy-
cred Islands Fernandino, now Largo.
1876 Battle of Nevil's Cross, in which the Eng
Iish defeated the Scots under David Bruce Bruce
being taken prisoner and Is 900 of his men slain.
94O-Death of Athelstan, King of England.
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The Baton Rouge Advocate of Thursday says:
We cannot as yet inform our absent friends of any
aOatenent Of the fever here, Since last noticing its
progress tMonday) many new ca.es have been re-
ported
There are reports Of mad dogs heing seen in the
corporation within the past two or three days
Whether the reports are well founded we cannot
yonch.
Speaking of the recent terrible affray in Warsaw,
between E, L. Magruder and G. W. Dorsey, in which
both were slain, the Franklin SIM says
Warsaw is terrible place for deathly fraeases
Though but a small village Of few years standing
the above makes twelve rcncontres resulting in death
that have occurred IN it. We trust that this will be
the last one.
We published the particulars of the desperate en-,
counter between Dorsey and Magruder several days
ago.
The Attakapas Register, of the 9th inst gives the
following account of iratrcide in that parish
A most terrible murder was committed at the rail
road crossing at Alligator in this parish on Tuesday
morning last, 9TH inst at 10 o'clock A. NJ by which
Pierre Brez one Of our most quiet and inOttenspe
citizens lost his life by the hand of his hall brOther
Auguste Landry, Jr. The parties met at the cross
| ing and Landry demanded of Mr.. Brez the payment
Of small balance, very insignificant sum which ne
1 said was owing him, aud which Mr. Brez denied,
High words ensned when Landry struck the deceased
with the butt of heavily loaded whip traeturlng ms
skull Air Brez fingered until 10 o'clock p Nj. with
/ ont speaking. Landry made his escape and has not
vet been arrested. Both were men Of family.
STEAMER SUEK.-The steamer D. A. January was
snagged and sunk in the Missouri river at Camder
Bend on the night Of the ID inst. No lives Lost
She was owned by Wall Widiu, and Captains YoFe
! Roe and GheeYer,
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.

ST. Louis, Oct. l5.-The Utah mail arrived at St.
Josephs on the 9th inst. The troops in Utah to
60 into winter quarters on the 18th. All was quiet
The Fort Smith (Ark) Times gives an accout of a
battle between detachment of the ID cavalry and
the Camanchcs, near Wechita Village. Lieut.. Van
Camp and four men were killed, while Maj. Verdaw
and ten men were wounded Forty of the Camacnhes
were killed.
CGNcINNArI, Oct. 2.-Howard, (Dem.) has been
elected to Congress in the Sixth District by about
500 majority.
VIcKsBuRG, Oct. l5.-There was slight frost in
the suburbs of this city last night, There was also
frost at Port Gibson,
From the Pacific,
New YORK, Oct. l5.-The Star of the West has
arrived from Aspinwall with California dates to the
2lst and 81 400, 900 of treasure.
Indemnity from Costa Rica
1t was reported on the Isthmus that Gen. Lamar
has been instructed by our Government to demand o.
Costa Rca s. 600 600 as indemnity for the massacre
of Americans at Virgin Bay.
South America.
At Valparaiso, Echinque has started another reVo
lutionary expedition against Peru.
The U. S. ship Decatur was at Calao. The Merri
mac had gone to Valparaiso. The Saratoga was a
Aspinwall.
River Intelligence,
VICKsBuRG, October lj.-The steamboat Princes
passed down at 9 o'clock and the Rescue at II thi
morning. The Magnolia passed downat 4 oclocl
! this evening.
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Editors Crescent-You will obge me very much
by announcing that next Sunday morning Solemn
High Mass will be celebrated at halfpast o'clock
this being the Feast of st, Therese Thefne choir
under my charge will perform beautiful Mass,
and a collection be taken up for the benefit OF the
Female Orphan Asylum.
By announcing the foregoing you will bestow a
great favor on the Asylum.
Very respectfully,
THEOD Won LA HACHE.
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L aves every TUESDAY, st O'Clock. P NJ
w. FOR OUACHIpA RIVER

ular Ten Day Express Passenger FacEet-Fb
Essssa6 Camden, Beach Hill, Little Bay, t'hampagn0g
Pigeon HILLS Saline riYerCornsh'B, Warren, Iieys
Landing, Providence Point Long View, Hamburg Alabama
Landing 0uachta City Port Union month Abonne Tren-
tou Monroe Colombia HaTFisonburg Trinity and all pana
ton and way bus neslonly draws 20 inches The
passed Kate Dale Frank Moore master
will leave positively above. For freight passage apply
oe6 Us, PAGAUD, Advertising AGENT
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MURDERED HIS W1pE,-We learn from the Nun
freesboro On. C) Citizen that a man named Bray
Saunders was arrested few days ago in South
ampton county, Virginia, for the murder of his wife.
The Citizen says:
Ordinarily Saunders is well disposed man in his
family, but under the influence of liquor was an in
finite demon. On the night of Friday, the lst inst
he entered his house in state Of intoxicaton. Mrs
S. was in bed when he raised his gun and shot her
the load taking effect in the side of the head neck
and breast, The unfortunate woman, it is supposed
was killed outright. Saunders, it is said has con
iessed the horrid deed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-16

HARD TO BEAEyE-The editor of the Litcbfed
Enquirer says that he has kinswoman whose weight
"neYer exceeded seyenty-fye pounds" When he
adds that she is the mother Of six eight children
he rather disturbs our faith in his assertion
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TaE NICARAGUA RouTE,-We understand that the
Nicaragua route will shortly be opened under the
most favorable auspices The vessels for the Pacific
side are the Hermann, the Atlantic, and the Baltic
The former is at present at her post the latter have
recently been purchased from Collins. The vessels
to be used the Atlantic side have been purchased
for more than two months, and it is expected that
the line will be in successful operation by the 25th of
November, Washington Union 10th.
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FATAL ArFRAY-On the 9th inst an affray oc-
Cured in Irwinton Georgia. between Dr. Joseph
Golden and Mr.. John E. Wiggns, in which DR..
Golden received three stabs from knife in the leg
and thigh, the last seyering the femoral artery and
producing death in a few minutes. Virgins made
his escape and had not been apptehended at last ae.
counts
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A SINGULAR INoIDgsr.-The Petersburg Express

A SINGULAR INOTDENT.-The Petersburg Express
relates the following
While a horse belonging to countryman was
standing on Old street, near Sycamore, yesterday
evening, dog passed underneath him. and received
a kick, which completely mashed in his skull killing
him instantly. The owner of the horse soon after
left the CITY, but had not proceeded far before the
horse fell and expired. Upon examination his left
hind foot, with which he had kicked the dog, was
found to contain piece of bone several inches in
length apparently part of the dogs jaw bone, buried
in the very quick or tenderest part Of the hOot. He
had died of tetanus
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THE ENGLISH AT TIEN-TsIN.-A correspondent Of
the New York Journal of Commerce, writing from
China, says that when the English entered the city
of Tien-Tsin, the soldiers and sailors were guilty Of
the most violent and shameful acts, for which they
have received no punishment and have not even beer
called to account. They broke into the stores ant
plundered them when Lord 1lgn and his suite were
in the town, and near by; they offered violence tc
Chinese women in their houses, and when their hus
bands attempted to protect them, murdered them il
cold blood
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THE FEvgR IN During the tsentyfour
hours ending at P. NJ. on Thursday last there weFa
six deaths from yellow fever in Mobile,
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY. October q, at 81. NJ.
VI A

rs NJ Il M r His AND new ORLEANS
6TiiI4R[Ety5a Packet Line-U. S. Nail Packet Memphs
aud the Bends : The splendid packet steam
er IngOmar, Captain b. Paris will be ready to receive
freight Monday morning, the foot GiTud
will leave For freight passage apply board
J. II. FRELIGH,
Office the Charles Hotel.
R This line Napoleon with regular packets
the White ard Arkansas rivers and Memphis with the Mem
ph and Charleston Railroad and superior packets for ST. Louis
and Louisville
ssAdams Express carried regularly by this line.
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FATAL RAILROAD Academia collision occurred
on the night of the Sth inst between two freight
trains the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad by which
conductor, engineer, fireman and brakesman were
killed. No further particulars yet
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SAD OccURRENcE.-On On the night of the 9th inst,
the dwelling of Mrs, Shaw, in Barnwell District on
the line of the South Carolina Railroad, was de-
stroyed by fire. and Mrs. Shaws little daughter, eight
years old, perished in the flames
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F4lalLt.I through line G. l.. KUuns 4 Bro.-Aexaudra
F4asS freight 50 per barrel and dry-The
steamer Era No, 2, connecting Alexandria with Fra No
will leave positively above, taking Shreveport freight
q. L. KoUNs BROS, Front street
ol2 j. S. PAGAUn, Advertising Agent
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WEIR MIssI6sIPPI.

Leaves every SATURDAY, at O'Clock P. NJ
ESa THE SPLENDID STEAMER Golden
G4lRLEtE59 Age, W. McG9nb maste lin the place of the
ESSRdS5s steamer Bella D0nna) will confluence her
above leaving New Orleans every Saturday
ming at o'clock P NJ for DonsIdsonyille, Bayou Goula
Plaquenine Baton Rouge Port Hudson, Waterloo, Bayou
Sara Poine COupee Morgauza, Tunra WIiumsport, Red
River Landing, Fort Adams, and all intermediate landings
Returning will leave Bayou Wednesday the
rival the from W06ovc For freight passage apply
on board or - -
iy28 6m i6Tbonpoaas street N 0.
Leaves on SATURDAY, 18th inst. at P. NJ.
T@s :. X Il q U l. A II hEWPH1S AND
lE49Eleia New Orleans p2cket-The splendid and swift
sa5sszEssb passenger packet ES, w. Adams Chas. f.
Marshall will leave above alternate Thursday
throughout the entire For freight passage apply
ole .PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
KS The Adams connects nt Napoleon with the regular
packets the Arkansas and White rivers and Memphis
the Memphis and Charleston Rairoad and with superior
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TIE LAKE.

nuEEs THE TATSE1 ST-EnAy
z7Es T. SCSria 1f to IandevIe i. =. m sasb1r and Mad
80, n is9n'l f9 ~ " ~ ' ~ - 80
lTt n ~ W sSs sta,,,er n Tgax,ana,yon,J Cant
0has Foster leave tie Pontcharain Railroad On the
rfI,5l orInalr NJ Atfrnfny
NJ ~ oc9sE r H. arriving in time f9r the tx p NJ
49, a. tI,a cc{,yy Eorn f1r ia arri,Tsiot al
GEO A. FOSDICK.
e LANCE SHORE PACKET
r H,Eil..-- -St!RE0T,F
gEs9ss9z3ssss755s8sE
For OCEAN SPRINGS BILOXI and all intermediate
eu1ingsThe and splendid low pressure y s. coast
anil PACKET steHfneT CEeOtes Iapt A. =. boAr1nu-ou
expressly for this trade with superior WIN
leave the Lake end OF the Jefferson and Pontchern kai
roads, the arrival az the Lake o tne cars as follows
Leaves EeW oFleels'
~ Jefferson Railroad. Poptchar'TSin Railroad
MnnqA Mnn{ L2;..r''-' nj, !, u 49, n a n, cars
IOFslj a ] 49,. i.GU A. ~ cars. y A. " cars
THURSDAY .t..tI-29 A. ~ cars ~ 4. n cars
SATURDAY.. ...Z ~ 7. NJ cars. +. NJ cars
z - - Leaves ocean SPrinngs = r,,.r,,-r,-r,
WEDNESDAY EVENING. FRIDAY MORNING.
Rates Of Fare by the Creole:
oAOl In1dtgs 3ite ~ oeo"i ptio5' i, sDl M 80 M
Ghidrensad servants 25
Tent .s...,,..,... / 90
r,@FTcgbt viii he recevFd far Creole 1y either road
A., Br4s Chest Ana Letter Bar leaves the Office on
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9ch OrIeans 9aiIg Crescent,
SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER l6, 1858.
@ptaL SgnteLIirtnfe.

THH WEATHER yesterday was bright and pleasant
as ever A prettier spell of weather we have not
had this many a day
The FEVER RETURNS to the Board of Health yes
terday showed the mortality for the twentyfour hours
ending Thursday noon to be Sc; an increase Of G
over the previous day.
CHARITY HosPITAL.-Report for the week ending
Iast npnninr Oct. 18th at G nlclnck.
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~ FOR HAVRG-THE Al FAST SAILING
RR1SS b American ship james EitCOmb, Capt. Ocean,
ssaas now loading for The above port freight, ap.
pI5fip ). p. WHITNEY 4 co. IS Garondelet streef,
pssaage apply to the captain board. oil
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES
UPPER MISSISSIPPI

lIfe hus ~ ~ ~ Ul4AR @ ~ 10 US ~ PAGtS ET.
fsass w. P. L,nOthe master, viii leave for the above
intermediate landings, above For freight passage
apply on board BELL, BUCHANAN K CO.,
OI 81 POYirHs
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= FNT5a H. EEUIt EVINI JI4EAIL-sIEEAM3 "A n N N Es
~ CIR CENT Capt John p. Carson, will leave
d5ssszts Mobile EVERY EVENING, for Point Clear di-
Also, sundays Mondays and Thursdays will make
midday trips leaving the city 10 oclnck accommodate
those who arrive by the morning boats. teN u
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sEA-G0IN9 VESSELS.

10 sail on ATuRDAY, October 20, nj s O'Clock A. NJ.
FOR SABINE PASS AND CALVES
ENIEkJlb t0n-U. 5. Mail Line-The Southern Steamship
RsAa&ssssa GompAny's new aud superior iron steam.
snip MatagOrGla, Flanders, commander will leave
s above stopping Sabine Pass going returning from
Galveston, carrying the q. s. mail
freight passage having superior accommodations
ply 10 O. b. PAYNE 81 Camp street
ear steamship this line viii leave fo tie above ports
the 23d OF October. OLD
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NOCTOR HOoFLAND'S
4 y

GERM BIT E R s,
Prepared by Dr.. G. N. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, Pa
VIII effectualy Cure
Debility, Diseases of the Kidneys and all Diseases
arising from dsordered Liver or Stomach
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NEW YORK via HAyANA-se amship Cahawba-1ll bales
cotton 1899 bbs -four 70 do oil 80 hams % boxes cordas
10 pkgs mdse
MINIrIrLAN-s steamship Quaker cly-slOoOO in gold 10
hbls -four, 1888 pcs timber lot mules.
KEY WEST via FLORIDA PoRTS--steamship Galveston
bbs -four 40 do pork 50 bbls whisky 81 bb mosse 10
casks bacon 60 sacks . sacks oats 90 a 800 coils Of
rope
IyERPOoL-shIp St Patrfck-3399 bales 1900
slaves.
BosTON-shp Montgomery-l9j6 bales cotton, "a bales
hemp 1904 bbls hgur, IS bbs moasses las kegs lard.
LryEBPooL-ship yandaa2Jl2 bales cotton 6l5 bbs of
lard 80 cs lard, 1899 pcs lOgwuod
HAVANA-Brg Brownsyile3I2 bbIs lard I45 bbs and II
casks ta0w II and 30 hans, bbls
pork casks COZ boxes coras ia bb beef 10 ties rice
" hbs beans ~ do buiphae lime S25 sacks brau, rs sacks
TAMPICo-sehr Red Fox-6OO bbs -four, 81 bbs potatoes
10 do onions II do apples, do OIL pkgs mdse 25QGO feet o.
lumber
BALT1MOBE-schr Jos II Toous-967 bbls molasseg.
VERA CRuI-Sehr BullrRsh-3SU bbs -four 40 bbs onions
60 bbs potatoes IS do 8Jtc lard % kegs lard q
l8 hams 500 paper bales hny . sacks oats pkg
tobacco, 6.7 52s s0up 343O feet lumber.
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eu 0rgeats glorgeg 5fEarktt.
oaEseHsT ogEigE. No. g o ,Il1 street !! 4.

1900 -. $500 ~ 7eEs (
essssS f, asass, 9ssss ~
go most Anporlan9 tsataEe " 'hs nnlas Wy Y
$1,000 a s.-t, NJ yt5ayss senres
Ell ss5s ~. -, - +. . a. t itso,nnt far GOOD
lug Sls WY = 80 $50 a 81 hs dsrts ,Ts5
4as mi, 4 Ill Eaa n anots 3ns
80 NJ 5s NV RI - 49,, u ,st ~ n 1a<
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1870 w NV, !, t
s5 MI sss Y 75'' = e " ~ =,
$50 .=, W
eis 4esAs iA ~ ane sNpeesel 1sgsp " ~ Hs y
- III III ,
Is N Il s ~ =. = = $50 ,,f
ls q n.y. = y snsussga 800
- KINKS. MI 800 ~ III
3is n, '4sS ,ese
i - s. Is - 49, /. - :s,, ~ MAJ d
W 49, - e. - K M, MI !,
4s . III ,sa - tf-ql ~ ,oesG
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5 n = 1ist ,T, ,,o s,g. II 5ocn,,a,,t.
ggs i7 g5aia7g$ I,4ss la-5ssr offerings de-
s,s + = MI -, s. ,i ~ r., b F Sf,ns
s. 49,. M ssss y M 4 t Nd i, go.
S8sss5 N s,ssy mi - , i, s - No.,
ne - s, Il ~. - rIt
sSs 41iei II sf,tS days sbt 81 Nh, YORK
W. 3. ul ~ II ri w 5 HI. 4. -" 80
m ami capue bePufchssed the rate Of last sales We
siis sisss 4 ~ which shows s a advance, Our
comprised IN toe following circular;
.ra... -.
\. '.s hza 5as W. nopss lnA NJ m &
eelss' so
3sftes oI interest NANefeQ LOANS az call on government
psr cent.
ms eopiiiaioe nom 4 i ~ per For business
ppef a demand continues In excess Of the supply Weqaote
atSlaHs rom 3s "a per cents second class a PSI
49, ,ss,, ~ = trs,,sao,i5,, h ~ - -
i ~ s II, 80 T. III 49, N IN
~ e go, - "a i4-t
999ust sues es aaas W h,sa as iV45a Iha foreign eN
continues hfi WYE Only limited amount 81
., X I'VE $3.50 ~ lI'ltss oh ionuou
99 S 30 49, ( M ma -
&ts s b DIS ~ o-AA24 ths aptneSls exchanges are
eaa ID AS0f Of the South, w in receipt Of foreign ad
s;3ss ifa 4saFr;lig ~ teiatFaaf ffthe 4 i i,sf
ae eHufy as oeen made whether cotton laying and re-
ainin{ the Jackson Railroad Is covered by
IN Jrsi,Et VIC. s,o,p II III, ,acsr ~ ~
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BELow-CoMINa W..

Ship Rochester Elwe days from Philadelphia, Gseeyy
4 Farwell.
Shin Pocahontas Wooderson from Liverpool 9Th September 70
Baxter, LOge eco.
Ship VIM Prescott Bachelor Liverpool 18th Sept
Baxter, Lowell &co.
ship smoda Noson Liverpool llth September to Bax
ter, Lowell AGO,
ship independence, Eustes from Liverpool.
British Ship Gertrude, Doaue from Liverpool TO Jenkins
Spanish Ship Valparaiso, SOa from Barcelona, to Castillo
Harspe
Bremen SHIP yaer smidt Langenberg from Liverpool I'd
Sept--CHrgg, 800 tons salt.
ship Na Thompson Shannon from via Mobile tc
Baxter Lowell &to
Ship Kate Prince Jones from Liverpool oath August
Ship Atlanta, Whitman, from Liverpool.
Bark Brilliant Sigsba days from Boston, to Creevy Far
Barkentins H spearing Rogers days from Vera Cruz
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-27
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steamship Quaker City, shufeld for MiaitItlan, 60,
skin yspt5aI;a Patton for LIVERPOOL Creevy * FarwelI
shio ST Patrick Faes, fer Liverpool Jones acc
Shp j Montgomery Hamilton, for Boston, Jones Acc
Brig Brownsville, Simpson, for Havana
schr Rcd Fox, oiphant for Tampeo,
Goldenbow & Lesparrt
schr Jos a Toone Pennington, for Baltimore, Bass
Schr Bufush Ashby for Vera Cruz Godenbow Lesparr