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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-25
personnl Intelligence.

Among The passengers that sailed yesterday in I'll.
steamship Asa for Liverpool Allan McNab Rev
\. McNab IN. Of Canada and Mr. o. Rcmag In,ted
states Consul D. Trieste.
lion. Marcus J. Parru;t Congressional delegate from
kansas, arrived il - LOUIS the 1Mh inst He roc
20 ohio. and after short stay there with his relatives
10 proceed T. Washington.
Tic Ference Correspondent ~ tho Providence Journal
writes from that city under date o. October 10 fo
owe,-AnOug tie Americans recently arrived here Nr
Franklin Pierce late President tho health II Mr.
Pierce improved after tne brief tour AMI snourn
Switzerland and Northern Italy They viii spend a shor
tine Florence. and then set on cor Rome where j.
their intention 10 pass the winter. Mr. Hawthorne ma
ct Florence for Sena, where nc WI ass month prior
" hs return TO Rome Mr. William W story, the distin
Cusied sculptor viii also leave Sena-where, with HI
family. he l. ii The habit y passing the summer-o ro.
sumo his artistic abofs the Eternal City. NJ Eiwari
n Naett Of New YORK has arrived here with d commits
'stn iron government 50 establish commercial agea
ID Tuscany, Office which undoubtedly can be made
es.sntal, 70 promote American interests
Hon = y. Morgan. The Governor elect e New York,
W spend Thanksgiving with bis father, Mr. Jasper Nor
san, at Windsor, Conn.
ARRIVALS.
WIN i Adiich x Boston. Geo p Abboti u Beverly
fr.r shanrhae in ne bark AgonquinRev sJoraleSon,
Prom Bermuda - The bark Eliza Barss-r Tuzo and LADY,
Messrs Harvey Buisrheld Lightboufne and Mitchell
irlm Para in The brig Harriet allock-samuel Pond or
Prom Nassau NJ IN tho brig Alussrs Calm Ms. Buns
.it. late 4 rig iora Cap, Anderson, late Of schr
nErARrr'Rre.
For Liverpool r. steamship Aaa-Right " De Ian
cey Mrs De fncsy II fancev Mss Emily Pierre.
goni New YORK NJ and Mrs Lewis Carr Messs Lander,
Port az y latte M Desmazures rar. Maasch Port ~
Platte. Madame Neibuer, Texas. Miss Carey England
ard Mrs Mackenzie q w Mrs Bedien faverpooi; Mr. and
Mrs John Wheewright J T. Rker, Jr, N "; David Law
Hamilton. W George Crosan, London. Franklin James
Andrew smith " Rev Ihoe ,srasss Lay, Engl~nd Alex
Gutermsn, " Stephen Remsk phna, United States Con.
su 10 Trieste; Tomsen Pedro Lopez. WIN Herseorn ";
Thomas NcMuen, Y, II Burden Troy: Major Mcdowell
Troy, Vim Shipman. Unger N Y; Rev McNab ID ~
and SON bowmanville Canada Manuel Cordova Guayaqul
VI McC Barkle, y. David Bannerman Montreal John X
Kruger. London Oswald Earl, Liverpool VIM Binns N
Sir Allan McNab, IIsmion, W. Mrs Charles Parker Y.
John W Farrell. Phila George ~ Parish, Phila: Amy
England. VIM Rech, Mise Williams, N v. Perregaux "
Perrssanx v. Parkin Ice, England James Sinclair Ion
ton; ghas Brue, John Ross Montreal Henry & VI:
~ Whitsnore-Tota g.
f0r Sayannsh IN the steamship star Of the souh-Mrs
Thompson Misc Charlotte Thompson. Mr. and Mrs W & Bel.
any Miss Hsbersham Mrs Huntington Mrs Capt Hartstene
and Miss PenderEast sister X Davis
ssenar, shepssason aud sdy, Ms WILCOX, Ms hon,a-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-25
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 49, 1853

sehf Mary Alice weich Ponce, PR Nov with sngsr ~
to siurges Co ed inst 3s 80 lou 70 So spoke shr Gen
Scott from 81 Mary's for Rah Me- - days OUT ana SNORT
Schr Sally Mears of Yorktown, va Riehardson
days. with coffee ac Hssich Thackery OF Bos'ph I
inst on Absecum IN gale from Ne, os' rom inc owsprH
John Hudpins seaman, Of Virginia
Sehr Julia Rogers Perkins Porto Rico VIA newport days
where she IN in cis,ress with sugar &c, 70 m.stsr
Schr Edward Eneas (br) Sweeung, Nassau Nov & with
schr Red Eagle Clark, Charleston days with cotton &C.
gale VIM smith, Of Liverpool, seaman, washed over
board and lost
sehr Ned, Henderson,, Wilmington, NC, g. days.
Schr Star, -, WASHINGTON, NC
sehr Crenshaw, Moss, Richmond, days.
Schr Mapches,eS Chichester Richmond, days
schr B Woo sey, Erickson, Alexandria.
schr Ruscne Bacon Baltimore, days
schr Curtis, Paine Calais days.
schr Adelia Kelly, Kelly, Halcwen, Me- days.
Schr lion. Hix, kockland.
Schr iInrd Wood Portsmouth. MI, 6 DAYS.
Schr 7 II Thompson, Jones salem
s sssr sha nas naS bSsSo DAYS
schr ieor re 4 Emily Nickerson, Boston, 3 days
Schr Ellen Rodman, Bowman, New Bedford
sehr Ann Salter Fish, Wareham
Schr Larkin, Churbuck, Wareham
Sclr John Dix, Allen, Harwick
Sshr davidson Long, Provines a = days
Sloop sprague, Gbbs Providence.
Sioop ii Borden. Collins FAN River.
Steamer Boston. seew. philadelphia
Steamer Weschcster, Clark Providence.
BELOW.
Bark Sarah Be Z days from Maanzas-by pilot boat
Brig Sampson, from West Indes-by pilot Jane).
Brig Enterprise, Grinde, from Marseles Septic.
SAILED.
Steamships Asia ( Liverpool; Glasgow fBr), Glasgow
Star or the south Savannah Roanoke Norfolk 6c ships Nep
favore San Francsco Evans brig
Flora CBremJ Kingston, ia.
Wind during the day N to INV.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-25

que and child, Busher Froeegh Mr. and Mrs Raer,
Becker, Q Thompson, Mrs Root, Miss olnesS
Myers Lieut. Kirkland, McCorkle, q II Evans xr ard Mrs
san,erTsser Mrs Mashewsea and SON. Ssaais Rev
Jacobson Mr. and Mrs srandrng, Nss G Gardner-and
oO in the Aeerage.
Mrs Morris, Miss Morris Miss Norris Miss Whaley
farchld Easertroos. Miss Eascrbrook Miss Hcsg,
Fox, bsron l. G raber, LntAin CrsxG Won Ssnten
Mrs Hafey Miss WALL Davison, G Bonner, N & Man
warfpg San uei Baker. Chas Gilbert lady children
Mrs frpp and child, Mss Nares Caron Talbot and
lady, A q Graves, Smith, G Quick. N Smith. A
Thorp lady infant Mrs Meais 2chldrea Mears,
Miss Irving Mrs Read Mrs carrsugton and Mrs An
DIRE, child " BartoR Mr. Maedocks Green
man. sncha, O seuntag and lady, Geo Lott, Theo Car.
man. Smith, Guaarap, VIM Holts, COX Mr. Freelans,
q + Lair, 7 A Chapman q A Lindsey 4 Cameron l. ID
Baxter Jno Corson, and i25 In the seeraee.
For Richmond &c, in the amsip RoanokeB Pangstop,
u Alderman, IL Acker nan, Mr. Bouemes, j Somers y
Williams, a Renualtz, w Graham, A Woodward, II
Gibbons Miss iomeloy, MISS Hinton Thomas Spencer,
lady Misses Spencer, Mrs yder and
children Miss Snyder Mrs Wayne, John Alderman, lady
and children; Mrs Packerman and child Casse
Iutchings, Y Grggg, Mrs Hine and children, y
Savage Alderman Thomas Simes Joseph Pittman, III
Howe, the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-25
POSTAL DIRECT TORY.

Foreign and Domestic Mails.
TIME OF CLOSING At THE NEW YORK OFFICE.
DoxKs1lc Eorh-Abany Buffalo and Can sdas.. So r. W.
western m.n viz Ere RR .sil A. N. and s. P. X
south and southwestern
Eassrn naa, ~ railroad ): a T. and AND n
by steamboat. .......... Pm
CALIFORNIA. BY steamer, via Panama, Monday,
The Overland Man for California ieayes St LOUIS
every Monday and Thursday, att A. N. Letters
designed for II should be marked Overland, via
s. LAKE CnY The Overland Mail from st. Joseph Odo) to
Plscervie VIA e.n Lake city, leaves St Joseph
every Saturday, a: =. n. Letters ehcuid be
marked Overland, VIA 81. joseph
60 Pacific. 81 steamer, VIA Panama, Monday =,
HAvAxA.... Ey steamer Slack Warrior, Saturday, :,
From New Orleans, ~ steamship Tennessee on
the lat and 18th 81 each month. usetters intended
for Mexico should be placed IN the Post Onlce at
New York days previous 10 the above date)
ECRorr ..... by steamstfn canada ffom Boston
T. Liverpool close hire on Tuesday
ny screw steamship Bavaria, for Ham
burg, with nais Tor German states,
Wednesday, dec. l..........s.t...,s.
r~ There viii he mail steamer from his or on Situr
day next tie ae having been discontinued for the
Nntr
TINE OF CLOSING At THE LONDON OFFICE
ISpIA The Overland Mail follows-yia Mar
bellies the % 9th l7th and 18th Of each month.
Via Southampton Alb, 18th and 10Th, touching at
Gibraltar, Malta, Ale1 andrla, Suez and Alden
Via Narcotics On he 9TH aDd 18Th Via Southamp
ton th Snd 2lh
Nia Narcles and the 10th.
ampton and suez l2h.
HAcYf1rs Ma Acen the lth and 9Th otthe month
Ia SOUTHAMPTON The 9Th Of the month
mails a. London falls Sunday, they made the
evening prrynds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-25

SAN FkANC1sC
rlorr-Sales light at IS so $40 80 wv 23-f. -,
bags coast wheat at 81 so; 800 STnsaes o. ~, ~
"a ~ pc,oes Sa,es AZ ic ~ IS, and 800 de. at
Of rs 6rkns butter on priva' ger 10 Provsozs-
100 mats Batavia sugar "a bsf ssls dried apssss, 80
sos,s eco boxes Or Shehcs, tn cases assorted case
s.,a,Sae Of is ants candles, sill on privsae terms
terms. o Wy ~ S - f''
s,ers :" dcn of ITO dozen cream tartar, 81 SO; 100
~ sSotl, n. g. X Co Is, 81 o2L 100 do. ground pep
i'i0N>A S75ac.; 100 do ginger, 67hc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-25
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.

WEDNESDAY,, Nov. 2l-6 r. N.
The Asia took out s2o4, III in bars to-day shipment
which not by any expected last Foreign
exchange for this opportunity closed firm. Sterling
held by the leading houses at lo9l there quite
fair business done at l09i4, while mercantile bills were
held at 1885, 100. This sudden exchange cal
cuIaed TO disturb the calculations many financial
thortes.
The features Of the market continue to loxer
prices, great duness, apathy among outside public,
and generally increasing dstrust Of the coming winter
The speculative movement which was set foot some
days since, and which caused advance in the stock Of
the New York Central and Erie appears have broken
down; this morning the market left 10 pursue It's
natural tendency without much interference by specula
tors SO far be gathered from the Of
commission brokers' the outside orders sell exceed the
orders to buy; the number Of persons who unwilling
to face the winter with railway property hand seems to
be the increase Even State stocks ard sound dividend
paying securities appeared this morning to sympathize;
the decline in all Of them quite marked. At the
ing session all the State stocks rather lover.
Missouris fell of q, Tennessees and virginas a. The
business in bonds unusually light. Erie bonds (cou
veribles and sinking fund) continue advance. Bank
shares were quiet; note advance of = in Park
shares. Coal stocks were more active; small lot Of
Delaware and Hudson sold at advance Of per cent
Cumberland was in demand at 2S'4 Among the specu
latve railroad stocks the prominent usual,
New York Central, which declined x from yesterdays
closing price. Erie declined - "a and was, Ike Cen
trial. dull at the decline. Reading very quiet yes
terdays price. The Western shares were generally
lower. Rock Island which the most active of the
list. declined "a Galena "a Toledo. u Michigan Central
q Southern guaranteed, a. &c. Illinois Central Il
Il better. Panama and Pacific Mail were dull at rather
lower prices.
At the second board the of business done was
small, and prices generally lower The large diff
ferences exacted for sellers option to indicate
doubt in tho minds Of the leading spirits the Ex
change the stability of the market. The closing
prices were, for Mssours, 500 90; Central, s3ls a.
Erie, 1I4 a a.; Hudson, 33I 81; Harlem, 1875 u;
Reading 5l1s ST. Michigan Central 521s 81 Southern
2l7S -; Galena 721s ri Rock Island, 623s RI To-
ieio 81 q A.; Illinois Central 7ss. q; Panama, 81 4
al Pacific Mail, 10i "a. The market closed inactive
The following was the business Of the Sub Treasury
to day
loth Tetelpts st-I5to %
for cuStpHs. bpuuo w
Total payments .......-.........,.... oasous 70
Total paance c9oslto 81
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
ing $40 s55 059 ST. and the balances 81 ISL 95 o.
The Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company has declared
dividend of three per cent, payable December 8.
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-
10 about 100 bbls ~ quotations Southern nour not
active bot prices steady with sales OF about 700
hhls. closing within the range q figures. Rye -FOUR
was moderate request With sales ofahoui 200 bhls aour
figures tornmea eastr, With sales Of 200 bills Jer
scy al 20 90 % so Brandyvine held ~ 81 ~ 20
Wheat firm for prime lots, while the sales embraced
about l6 600 bushels including prime red winter Indiana
AZ 81 % choice mxed Illinois AZ 81 70 prime white south
~ 81 As and good rcd do. al 81 % bushe mixed
Wisconsin at 81 20. Corn less buoyaut and active,
with sales u about GOO bushels, at TIc. tic. for
Western mixed; southern white aud yellow norn.
nal. Rye was quiet and nominal NJ &c. a re Barley
was steady. with Gales Of 600 5000 bushels
State and Canadian al 77c 7sc Oats were In good de-
mand with sales OF state at sc. &C., Canadian at
5Ic. 52tsc.
and a small lot u ~. Domingo nj ghc
CorToN.-The market ruled firm, and the late advance
continued 10 be sustained. The sales embraced about
500 bales closing within the range of the following quo
tatiuues--
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FRrGHTs were firm, but engagements were light. To
Liverpool 600 bales OF cotton engaged nj about
e32d and 20 tierces rice al 22s Cd 10 london 200
beef engaged at a. Cd and 500 bags seed al
22s 3D. There was nothing new 10 the Continent The
shin John Stuart of about 500 tons was chartered %
load with cotton At Mobile for Liverpool at Nd. Rates
from the same port ~ svre quoted at NC. Rates
70 Australia and California unchanged.
FaruThe sales embraced about 600 a 500 boxes raj.
sins usual assoftments AZ unchanged PRICES.
Hay-The market was steady with sales Of about 800
bales al SOC.
lkos sold in moderate way at SIS $40 for Scotch pg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-25
Movements in Real Estate.

BY A. j. Blocker, Son & Co.
3stybrck house 9Chambers st II k51l0 S2S 500
houses lots, IL Thames ST. 25x50l0 EACH. 1900
2 +. ~ < IA /" l6:3x52:6 EACH. 6,025
house & lot, IS Trinity place, 25xl1 3. ....,. 10000
l " /" 1Ol St Marks place, 81 :6xlS7 TO-. 1900
f" so West 33d St 22x4S6 ......... $3.50
Ry Jas. VI. Miller l. Co.
house lot, A Barrow ST., 22x97 .......... 1875
BY f. II. Ludlow & Co.
house lot, 35th st., mr. Lexington ay l5xe7,. 200
I" . seth ST., mr. 9th av., 22x9s. 900
By A. J. Blocker Son & Co.
lot s. corner 47h ST. and LIST ay., 25xl00 81 $50
on the avenue adjoining, 25xloo, each. 1915
2 each ....,.,.... 96
/ s." Z" ................ 935
5" {" ................ 030
] n. G. LIST av. 4 18th ST. :" .............. 265
47h ST. LIST av. % 5xl00 ........... $50
on the avenue adjoining, 25xloo, each. 1000
2 each. ........... 900
n LIST av 46th st, 255xl00. ......... 40
n g. 46th St. loot ". LIST av 25x105.5 $50
4" adjoining, .......... 935
/ " .......... 95o
% ........ ell
h. lot 41st ST., Oft. ". 7h 20x59 $50
lots 47th ST., 100 lstav 25x100 TO- each. 02j
3lst St. 200 IT, 18th av., 25x9S o, each 2541
house lot, so East 23d st. lot 20x100. ,45o
Greene avenue, 1Oo1x2Oo feet IL 900
houses lots, W. g. Sd av., Brooklyn, 25 s. 26th
ST. lots lssxI0 neutrality-suspicious.. o,000
l lot s. 41th St. 100 II W. LIST av., 25xl05 $50
l /" " adjoining, ....... $50
= /" % " 90 EACH. $40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-25
SECOND BOARD.

1900 C. s. 3d. 1s7I l04A loo sis HuiR RI so II !
15OO0 Missouri G's.... 20 10 Harlem ER 49,. ia
5000 Eric ron BIDS II. AZ 100 Reading RH..... SO
COCO HanSStJcRRbds s5 100 do.. 80 81 \
10000 III Cent RI,b.t3 ga la Mich Cen RI. So j
II shs PacincM - Go lo4l. 80 MsoaNIa RR.... p
,.rn, a. 90 an,
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AsHrs The market was dun and sales limited.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS demand was chiefly conlned
10 The home trade while The market tame, and
brands rather easier white good and choice grades Of
extra cute steady. Tue sales embraced 5000 a
000 bbls. closing within the range Of the following quo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-16

swift, renowned and splendid passenger packet j. c.
swon. in charge Of Capt. Isaac H, Jones with our
clever and competent friend Mr.. Thad Layeille in the
office. leaves positively to-day at P. NJ for all the
usual landings up to ST. Louis. The above is amply
sufficient for us All our readers know what sort Of
a boat the swon is-witiout superior in speed
safety, comfort and good management-that her Of
icer are gentlemen in every sense Of the word, and
that her being the Railroad Line packet insures her
promptness. Passengers bound up the river to-day
will do well to secure rooms on her.
Steamer Flora Temple,-Capt, Ben, Orr leaves
this morning, at 10 o'clock, for Lafourche and the
Coast, and in future will make two trips week. She
is admirably adapted to this trade, and her captain is
too well,known to require endorsement by us. Her
agents are Messrs. Osborne, Wilson & Carradne, %
and Is Front street
The steamer Bayou Belle, Capt G. G, Bridges
leaves this evening at o'clock for opelousas and all
landings on the Atchafalaya, Passengers and ship
pers will take due notice and govern themselves ac
corlinply
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-16

Accor ing TO The above statement Nh Elancis's eS-
Personal prepafly V5 ~
Making total isa,9o9 80
BY the above it will be seen that Mr. Francis could
not have invested very much Of his immense resources
in what is termed paper-that is, buying notes o.
hand unless they were Of short date, and all such
having matured and been paid between the time OF
his death and the taking of the inventory - the
amount of cash on hand being g ,2OS,3j6. 1t will
be seen that his entire household furniture, plate
and stores in his two houses Country seat and city
RESIDENCE are only valued at $1,000. There is II
great difference between this and the fashionable fur
nshed equpages of many citizens of the present day
whose income may be only five thousand dollars
Mr. Francis for many years President of the SuE
folk Bank of Boston. At what time he retired from
mercantile pursuits we cannot say. Two daughters
who survive him are the only descendants, After
certain income and requests to them, the immense
property is to be divided at certain time, say ten
years after the death of his two daughters among his
grand children, which, it is presumed, will enable
them to be called tolerable "well to do"
The Northern mail via the Jackson Railroad failed
to-day. The failures by this route are entirely too
frequent. The New York papers are forwarded by
this route audit is rather neonyenient to be deprived
of them. Though we received Boston papers to-day
of the 9th inst, we have none later than the 18th from
New York.
Later adviees are about due from Europe say by
the Havre steamer Ariel Of the LIST inst. The next
conveyance for Liverpool will be the Persia from
New York, on Wednesday the 22d. Correspondence
intended for her mails should be mailed at our Post
Office tomorrow the 18th inst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-16

SUGAR. Some 1000 hds were sold at about pre-
vious rates. Low Fair to Prime ranging at 5B054c
Btb
MoLAssEs. Sales of 1000 bbls at 246925c for In
ferior and Fermenting, and 26@2t1c for Prime and
Choice, with 500 half bbls Fementing at Sic f3
gallon.
FLOUR, -. The market was dull with sales of
only $50 bbls superfne at s. l23 $50 St, Louis at
IS 10, and l4O Extra at So u Dbl
GRAIN. Corn was i'll tairrequest and some 5000
sacks sold including 27SOin lots at 75c and 275
White at 7S@S0c u bushel Of Wheat 9Sl sacks
Mixed and $50 Red were sold at 325c. The sales Of
Oats were confined to 100 sacks st. Louis at 75c ~
bushel Of Bran 400 sacks Ordinary were taken at
ST %, and 200 at 81 30 II 100 lbs.
Provisions. The only sale Of Pork reported was
ll2 bbls Ola and Heavy Mess on private terms .
In Bacon we heard of no transactions The sales Of
Lard include $50 kegs at lie IA ID.
HAY, We noticed sales of 1000 bales New York
at SIT 90 and 800 Western on private terms
COFFEE Sales confined tol2jO bags at lOT0lII
and Il5c f3 d.
INDIA BAGGNG. 100 hales sold at I2lc u yard.
BALE RoPE. We notice sale of los coils Ma
chine-made at G2c y ID.
GuNNY BAGS. 100 bales sold on private terms
WHISKY -. We notice small sales of Extra Rec
titled at 25c u gallon.
FBEIGHrs= "A ship was taken for Genoa at
3l6c for Cotton and one for Boston at fc one for
Europe at = one for New York at So for Sugar and
81 for MoIasses, and one for Philadelphia at the
same rates.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-16
Shipping gnteIIigcrtt.

IlHtslay Morning, Dec, u 1908
Cleared Yesterday.
steamship Magnolia Crowell, for Galveston and In
dau0a, O b PAYNE
Ship W T storer Connery, for Liverpool, = "
Ship Ocean Romp, Mansen, for Genoa,
Ship Shamrock, Doane for Liverpool, ''''' -
Ship Hollywood, Jourdafn, for Liverpool,
J p Whitney Geo
Ship Sirius, Pope, for Liverpool, + RodewaId
Brig Elvira, Mas, for Barcelona, P Gelpi
Schr Forest King, Perry, for New York,
Boudousquie Phillips Geo
Ship Globe, Baker, for Havre, Jones SEQ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-16
S1tm Orleans yBlonty Hlatktt.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street,
TFTa3..,-.E..,- na1 I9

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. W Camp street., Z
Wednesday Evening, Dec 10, lS5S.S
The calls on the banks to-day, in the way Of dis
counts were largely in excess of any day for weeks
past-that is, taking the aggregate, which reached
$55O,OOO Under the present redundancy Of money,
there was very little discarded nevertheless the re-
lection all round amounted to about onetenth Of the
offerings There is no disposition on the part of
bank managers to encourage speculation
The daily reports Of the Citizens and State Banks
show large and tremendous movements, confirming
the views often expressed recently, that large and
very heavy business is going on in our community.
The deposit line Of the three following banks showed
to-day larger than ever before known, say the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-16

Per steamship Suwauce, From Brazos Santiago via
via lndianoia Messrs l. CaIvaioI, Jose Maria Car
yajo + Harier, NJ Carroll
Per ship Sultana, from New York-AIrs Larkia,
Miss Larkin, Nj Lloyd, G Rtnney, Il steerage.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-16

Ship Far West, Bennett, Is days from New York to
} 0 Woodruff SEQ.
Bark Hannah Ihurston, Tarr, from Boston, to C A
Fosdick
British ship Arran, -, from London, to Hoghton
Rankin SEQ.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-16

Leaves on T.. tuesday 18th Iu.r at 5 P. NJ
T%@ FOR UPEEOESAS -fhe new ard
LEgAkEse4t5I Light drought Bayou IcIIe @. 6.
Bridges, maste, viii leave above, taking
egut passenger. Old River mmsIoIt an land
iRgs the Atcaaaaya. For freight passage apply
board.
EDWARDS ( DEETzEI,
dib Advertising Agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-16

CANDY AGEECY-THE UNDERSIGNED, having
- been appointed agents the celebrated ANCHOR CAN
by have 80 boxes 70 and 81 lbs eacli 10
Fancy Confectionery which oter to The trade reduced
prices The Candy guaranteed be equal any that
is inside. JAMES SPEAkE i Co.
3 TChnuniIDu as Street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-16
o ACHITA RIVER.

Leaves on TIL R$pAF 18th inst .Ht6 r. NJ
r. FOR CAMDEN DIRECT-The fine
ts$5F4sl-s; fast running steamer Hed Chief, J. q.
Slute, mas er C. n Erun, clerk, viii leave rs
aooye. Fer freight or pas age Apply oub board.
EDWARDS K DENTZEf,
di5 Advertising agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-16

MIR. GEORGE BUCKINGHAM HOLDS OUR
"a tn power OF attorney per set passed before James
w Il COLEMAN BRIFTQE / WITHERs