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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-09
pETITIONs--OFFICIAL.
Procian,amatlon by tho Mayor.


-4s,s MAyoRALTy OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, December ], lS59
RY VIRTUE Of resolution No. 1895 Of the
with section III Of the City Charter notice is hereby given
that the intention Of tho city of New Orleans TO cause To e
opened Rochebave from Bayou road 10 Columbus sact
according to act entitled AN Act e regulate The orenng
New Orleans and rs suburbs Incorporated and not ncorpor
ntcd and in the banleus Of the approved April 1881
GERARD STIrH, Mayor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-09

Leaves ot FRIDAY Dec o. nt b p NJ
FOR SHREVEPORT GRAND
, Tew Bayou, IhInpte, Grand Ecnre AieSnidfia Nor
sis mems, Barbin's and all intermediate tidn.. On
Red riser--Fhe entirely new, very light dreit md
last running passenger steamer Flea Wills Main ma
ter will leave ahse FOR freight plssae ha spes
accommodations, apply board 7 F''
-, fIRGINIuS C. DFNT1Ei.
% M, ", Advertising Agent.
fAr PllN a the Eills -'.'liet
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OUACHITA RIVER.
Leaves FRIDAY, 9th inst. at 5 2. NJ.

Leaves FRIDAY 9th inst, at r NJ
FOR CAMDEN DIRECT REcAS
ffsN3 h his, hlilier's Bluff, Champagnole, Wilmington
Moro Garyylie. Marie Saline, Alabama Ianing
ohachita City, Trenton, Monroe, Pine Bluds Cas-
ar itandls columbia, Iiarrisoburg Trinity all inelIe
diae landings ouachta and Baek rvers-The inc Hrbt
draugt passenger packet steamer Asllln nd T. O. Adkins
lasg will leave above For freight passage ppiv on
board fsN 'i''' VII
dI - " Ad tt, ,n,.'A .
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STEAMBOATS,.
WHITE RIVER.


Leaves on FRIDAY. Dec. o. at & p NJ positively
REGULAR WHITE RIVER PACKET
, ffsnl Es-for Pocai,onas, Ba'esye Jacksonpor, An.
sls;a bes Arc and all intermediate Landings
White RycrThe new, ltsuuht and fast
running regular passenger packet Editor VIM Younr mas
ter will cave above For passage apply on board
NIRGINIuS c. DESTZEL.
81 Advertising Agent.
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Leaves every TUESDAY, nt5p, M.
REGULAR DJJNGHT1tA rXvTTE,

f. h. day Packe--1he elegant last running passenger
80 packet Peerless, Len. Moore master Will
saTs . a. above for Tfeson Monroe Pine Bluff
gu Black river Red River Landing Bayou Sara Port Hudson
Eaton Rouge Faqueminc Donudscnpc and all Intermediate
modaions, apply on board,
fiRGINIuS G. DENTzEI,
hAN Advertising AGENT
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Shipping gnttlIigtntt.
es-see bnck 81 tlis pnge for Daily Port Lisa

CRESCENT orsrcE No. 10 Camp Street. I
rs Friday Morning, December ?, 1852 5
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship America, Summers, for 1ndianola and
Powderhorn, Goldenbow & Lesparre
ship Masconomo, Swasey, for Liverpool,
Cainmack & Converse
Ship Tropic, Newell for Liverpool,
Baxter, Lowell &co
schr Lizzie Mezicks, johnson, for Pensacola, =.
J A Mitchell
schr Galena, Waite, for Santa Cruz, tCuba1. and
market, Phillips 4 Weeks
Schr VIM Abbott, Smith, for Kingston, Ga,) in
ballast, RIramontana &co
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct. /, 1859.

NOuv ELLIE ORIEANs oct. 1853
| Es sosassiSnes. propraetaires sItr lm rue
- SGhatles, eyaat Nayades enire les Phipss
e Piaisance acandent
rbe de are frc baaue,te en- br9ues perres
de borues bots IL cote est de Ia dite
tout celia nexse pas dvoir les alciennes relieves
MaMite fnrner nee nnie Ct rynlere, O. peLio
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Q. -. MAIL Inn n FOR ATTVA KA-
ffsT E,iis i'aiiy, in conlecten with the n o. o. aud
lshssssle ? Y Eeloadfhc fast steener ST. Mary, j.
Atit!son, MASTER biii expressly far nnsssn.
gers and Ht freight will connect The 6pe9sts Railroad
leaving Ber%iG Bay daily for Patttrsonyie Ceperve and
Saturdays Chacpp, eanetes New Town eonnectipg
al the latter Place with four horse mail for st Martin
LAFAYETTE Grand Coeau, opeloIsas and Washington '
Running time from New 10 Wuslnson tyent. x
hours being the quickest Travelled. ~
As the 81. Mary leave, the Rlopd daily She offers h.er
fsGiy for delivering nptteis; tlnn any in the trade
Shippers will please Mans lac boat their day receipts
-, j. NJ JOHNSON & Co
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Leaves on TIL URSDAY. l5,h inst at s p NJ
Regular MEMPHIS AND NEW
fissf h. orleans Packet ~ The fine, regular passenger
steamer Republic, SaIn Montgomery ms
will leave fer Memphis and all Intermediate
anuhgs us above freight apply pl.d or 10
BELL. BUCHANAN & CO.
" 81 Poylras street.
boat connects mt Napoleon with regular packets for
packets for ST. Iouis f ~ 9'iD''o'
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IL Leaves on FRIDAY, Dee. o. at 5 p. NJ nositiye,v
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND NEW
sa Orleans packeIle fine, regular passenger mack
Caoctayy. D. H. Silver master viii leave
r. Memphis and all intermediate landings as
ABOVE For freight or passage, apply board or 10
=, BELL, BUCHANAN & CO..
" -. 81. =, 81 Povdr,s street.
Parkeistor st. Louis and for Louisville. ~ 49, f''
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BAYOU SARA PACKETS.
YAZOO RIVER.

YAZOO RIVER.
Leaves on SATURDAY, 10Th inst at 5 =. NJ
REGULAR YAXsttt AND Y ALA
, e. bnsha River PacketFos trenaia, Troy, iusca
sli 4homa i.oiore, Greenwood Sion Head Honey
ssSs Island Tchua G,zoo City, Satartia and I'LL Land
ias 41pa rserfe nc, fast and light daugh
senaer packet f. Nj. Bicknesl, SAm Gsartuey, muster
will leave above For freight apply ON board
SIRGIGIuS c. DESTZEI,
d1 Advertising Agent.
NOTICE COMPREHENSIVE EXISTING BE
~ us is this aay consent.
AR MILTENBERGiiR Il BoRR9N.
New Orleans, December l. 1859.
THE UNDERSIGNED CONTINUES BUSINESS
u formerly. AR, NIIrE.S HERGER
Nav eileHnS. ilscnmhc"l ls59 IL
WILMINGTON iAis-;es Lh., Wilmington fat in
w tine oJaer for sale by
KEARNY, 81. DIS 4 CO.
e9 g. SHsafine street
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NouvEILE ORLEANS IL oct. 1875
A Fhonoiable Consc Commun de In Nouvelle- Orleans
| ES sot.ssigncs propriotaires sur les delx
IL coi1s de Ii me tave Second District demanden
neneeni vore honorable corps conormamen sections
l9 ct 10 dc Ia chniie, ayOir obnner
quotes brige pierres de bolnes goles bo,
sur les cuS coti e Ia dc de la de fH0pita mn che
min du Bayou dares les specifications du de la Willie
7. FouEcli7, 60 peds.
b. DongHri, ~
JAS A. HOPKINS,
no lawSw Secr6taire u Conseil Asst Aldermen.
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lelves on December Il, at p NJ
M EMPIiES AND NEW ORLEANS
/, NJ Packet Lne-Re;1Iinr U. s Mail Pocket-foT
Memphis anu the BendsIhe fine irstclass ugs-
eaSer packet steamer lipse, Spots mas
sf Will leave above For freight passge apply on board
'fi'' ~ ''''"
\, .. j. H. FREIIGH.
% Office under St. Charles Hotel
This line connects Napoleon with regular hackers far tho
Arkanas and White rivers and Memphis with superior paek
cts for ST. Louis aud Louisville $3.50 t ~ p'e"
n 1af-Aianls Express Carried regnlarly by Line
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H. s,for Grand Ecoie. Nachitochc Iizgr Island 81
Maurice, Fasetons Montgomery Durands ijnS.
kSsSSsIsE on's, Mouth OF TGne River Collie Alexandria
A. rhas 5arbs and ali intermediate landings river
Inc iheicent and fast running packet IL Diles
c. j. Ba will above For freeI or uas
sage apply on board. " " f
- FIRGlNIUS c. DENTZEL,
a lnnIi ~ i..a,
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Leaves on FJsl}AY, 9ll inst. ats p, NJ.
REGULAR OUACIII1A PACKET
e5a h For aalds1 Beach Hills, MIXERS Blum Cram
ssss:sszs vile, Marie Saline Alabama Landing 0unchIIn
Wy, i"ei,iomond Port Union Month D'Arbonne Trenton
Mon!os Pine Biuls Cclmbi laIrisonbue Trinity aud inter
mediate landings on Ohachia and Black Rvers-Ie fine light
aaash last rg,nf passenger packet steamer Moro Wood
on board We '''sS fi'
ma VIRG1NIUS C. DENTZEI.
"N Advertising Agent,
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Leaves on FRIDAY. Dec. 9th, at 5 p NJ
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
fsn ~ q MAIL Racket iine-Fo Memphis and all The
heIds-The hrst-class passenger
H u. w. Hill, j. IL Newai master. viii
receive eght wednesday morning. from the foot of tirod
street and will leave above freight or passage appy on
board or to = is,e "Pt' VI
do oe;ce Md, q; T. y IT., ri g II Agent,
ms hne connects ut Napoleon with regular packets fnr
ne Arkansas and White rivers and Memphis with lie Mem
pms and Ghareston Railroad and superior packets for ST n;s
aud Louisville. i ie' -'' ''s A''"is
Eil.Adamsi Exnress carri..1 roeu,ls.1.. l., IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-11
IMPROVEMENT In PUBLIC SECURITIES
&C., &C., &c.

The Cupard mail steamship Arabia Captain Stone, from
Liverpool at 23o O'Clock the afternoon of the 2eth ult
arrived at Halifax O'Clock the morning Of Thurs
day, March 10.
The news is important.
Lord Cowley the English Ambassador at Paris, had
gone a special mission Of conciIiation to Vienna.
Ministers announced ,nParlament the 25h that there
hope .hn. the Austrian and French troops
would Rome These facts gave the public
strong hopes Of peace.
Notwithstanding the wariixe rumors the French funds
advanced per cent but tie advance subsequently
nearly all lost.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company had held general
meeting which announced that the governments
had offered guarantee of eight per cent capital Of
f60O 600 certain conditions which did not transpe
The British government had offered subsidy of f3 900
per voyage TO the Galway line.
Lord Iy oos, the British Ambassador the Uolted
States, sailed Coz New York on the ed in the steam
freass Curacoa.
The cotton narse. at Liverpool was very dull through
The ending The 25h and prices slightly recedet
hour of the Arabias departure the decline had
been fully recovered and there activity
Ale The sales of the week AZ 900 bales.
The Liverpool breadstus market dull but sleady.
Provisions were essentially unchanged.
Consos closed Friday, the 25h, at 95i1 959S for
money but on Saturday morning they advanced to s5sS
95a.
The American residents Of Paris gave grand ball At
the o.cl du Louvre the 22d in honor OF Washington
birthday The honors done by the United States
Minister and Consul The ball very brilliant affair.
Tue screw steamship Etna to sail at about the
snne az the Arabia for Boston and New York.
1ne screw steamship Kangaroo, from New York, arrv
ed at Iiverpoo, the night of tbe 25.h.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-11

The LONG ISLAND FERRY COMPANY This company or
ganzed yesterday by the appointment Of Mr.. Gerritt
Smith President and John Lnsky Esq., as Secretary
They have purchased the building now occupied by Wa
tcrman Co. and the docks II the foot Of South Eighth
street, for the Of $50 oo0 and yesterday commenced
clearing away preparatory erecting docks Buildings
viii be commenced by saturday and pushed forward
fast as the material can be furnished The contractors
are required 70 deliver tho slips by the 18th Of April and
pecsed 70 be ready FOR occupation Contracts will be
tered into FOR our new boats hundred and fy feet
ferry but with larger and more convenient cabins
built SO as 70 attain Tie highest possible speed Tho
company havc endeavored, by every possible means
within reason TO preserve the route from the foot OF South
Seventh street, but being unsuccessful in that have taken
the property as near that slip possible for tho accom-
mediation OF travel Boats will be run from their slip
the LIST or Nay, arrangements having been made TO char
ter boats 70 be temporarily run until he new boats are
completed,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-11
THE VIRGINIA CAMPAIGN.
Meeting Of Mossrs. Letehcr and G0ggin, the
Cubernatorial Candidates, at Harrison
burg-The Two Platforms Mr.. Cog
gins speech at Richmond,
&C., &C., &cs

srAusroS, Va March 10, 1859.
Messrs Lecher and Goggn, the gubernatoriai candi-
dates Of the democracy and the opposition, Of Virginia,
met yesterday for the rs time together at Harsonburg
Mr.. Letcher 0he democratic candidate) in his speech
repudiaed the Cuba Pacific Railroad and tariff policy Of
Mr. Buchanan He professed however, great confidence
In Mr. % fidelity to the South He defended his vote
the Old Soldiers Pension bill and the Oregon bill and de-
Tended the administration against the charges Of extrava
gance. He referred to Bolts exceponabie than
himself on the slavery question.
Mr.. Goggn the opposition candIdate) repudiatsd both
sentiments regarding willingness accept the vote of free
negroes and spoke Of Mr. Letchers endorsement of the
Rufner pamphlet, the extravagance Of the administration
and in favor OF distribution.
There is great excitement among the people the SUBJ
iect Of the election.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-11

ABOLITION OF THE GRAND jury IN MrcHIGAN.-
The Detroit Fe Press says the providing for the trial
OF criminals by information goes into effect sixty days
aer the l2th Of February, at which tme became law
This law virtually aboshes the Grand Jury, which has
for 80 long exercised inqustorai functions reservng
Tor the Circuit Judge power 10 call IT into session wnen
special cascs need its aid All cases are 10 be
ained before Justice OF the peace, and by them
mtted directly to tho higher courts, instead Of for indict
ment as has previously been done.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-11

CouRr OF CLAIMS, March s.--Edward l.. Norfolk
vs. the United states-Mr. Mcpherson. neputy Solicitor
replied 10 Mr. Stanton behalf OF the government Mr.
Elliot, United States SOLICITOR followed the same side
Adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-11

Financial and COmme rclal Intelligence.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON, Feb. 25--Evening.
The money market is slightly easier owing to its in
creased abundance Consols closed at 95A $685. for
both money and account The bullion in the Bank of
England has increased f2o5OO0 since the last weekly
statement.
AMERICAN STOCKS.
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The London Geoe states baronetcy about TO be

The London Globe states baronetcy is about 10 be
ferred on Mr.. Cunard.
The commission appointed consider the subject Of
manning the navy have made comprehensive report
They propose plan, which, by means Of volunteers, will
add $4,000 men to the reserve They likewise propose
increased pay and other advantages 70 seamen The in
creased expenditure is estimated at f600, ,o00
Edwin James, the well known counsellor, has been
elected Member Of Parliament from Marylebone by
large majority.
VIM. Armstrong, the inventor Of the new rifle cannon
which bears his name had been presented TO the Queen
and received the honor Of knghthood. The order de-
scrbes him Engineer to the War Department for
Raed Ordnance" The appointment is regarded as a very
significant fact One of Armstrong's guns being
perimented with at Woolwich with great secresy.
The I0nian Islands.
The Ionan Parliament rejected the projects of
form proposed by Mr.. Gladstone.
Sir H. Storks, the Governor, has assumed office.
Turkey Preparing for War.
There has been another despatch Of troops to the
Danube.
The government is armng six ffgates and preparing
transports The destination Of these vessels in
case Of war would be the ports Of the Adriatc.
The position Of Omar Pasha in the neigbborhood Bag
dad Is critical, the Arabs having surrounded him still
more closely.
Russia.
The Commercial Gazette of Berlin states that il has
good authority for believing that the Russian government
is negotiating loan OF i've millions with the Rohs
childs.
Greece.
The Greek government has demanded credit of two
millions Of drachmas in case Of need
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-11

I Mr M.horsv 1sdv srrd .srr... ~ Hr"Dam'
Mdy Miss Bird Mas Cooper, Mis Dampier Mr. Cssi and
ndy Count Waonrski ard servSn Capt Mashevs Rev Or
Bsrnahy in Mr. CallOgan Mr GSrns and ady Robin
Porter Prelley Herrera, Derou. Belhouse shaw East
wood Winsow, Beck Law verplanck Normond BredI An.
Amos. Frapcis Cook, Kendall LpmAn. Msroranc Toach
Iasker Green, Fieldhouse, Buckley, Burton ad Prank
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THE VERY LATEST.

BY TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON TO LIVERPOOL.
LONDON, Feb. 20, 1882
The London Daily Nc' (Cy Artcle) of the 25th ssys
The funds showed renewed heavness owing almost excu
svey to the Of decided fall in the Paris funds
and left off an eighth 70 quarter per cent lower hnn
yesterday In the discount market to-day the demand
was active ana first class bills were taken at 70
Ia per cent The bank commenced TO make their usual
quarterly advances up to the 18th OF April approved
mercantile bills. The Stock Exchange for loans on
government securities merely nominal. The bank
returns last night afford striking Illustration of the gut
OF money The reserve 0 notes and coin fourteen
millions, whist the coin and bullion have reached twenty
Millions In consequence OF the uneasness which prevails
afurher considerable riso took place this Afternoon in
the exchanges on Austria.
The London Times (City Article) Of the 25th says-
The English funda opened this morning without aitera
ton, and remained inactive throughout the day The
tendency TO renewed weakness from political causes is
conradcted by the supply OF money and tie prospect
It's increase from the favorable appearance OF the Cont
mental exchanges. reaction Of three quarters per cent
reported from the Paris Bourse did not produce much
effect this side.
LONDON, Feb. 26--Noon
Consols 95x o5a< for money and 95% 95zx for ac.
count, closing firm.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Fob. 26-Afternoon
Messrs Clare Sons qnots cotton buoyant and sdvauc
ing, under the pacific Parliament and prices
have advanced LIED Nd Hokep ask and in some
cases get, I'D for New Orleans mfidlinr Estimated
sales to-day, 1000 bales.
Messrs Richardson Spence Co. quote breadstufrs dull
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BY AND WITH THE ADVICE AND CONSENT OF THE
SENATE.
Patrick H. Downey, collector OF the customs for the dis
ney, resigned.
Martin Russell, at Troy, New York, reappontsd.
Henry NJ powd, At Albany, New York, reappoinied
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nois Central bonds, 1875, at soX; Michigan Southern
Sinking Fund, eS; Erie, third mortgage, g.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
The Brokers' Circular the sales of the week at
AZ 600 bales of which $500 bales taken by specua
tors and 600 bales by Ts adyices fror Ae
rica coupled with the warNke the early part
the week, caused slight decline all qualities, TO the
extent of eight uplands and onesxteepth
New Orleans and Mobiles. The market closed dull the
of Friday being GOO bales OF which 600 were on
speculation and for export, but steady the following
authorized quotations.
orleans. 7is
Mobile: Mobile; ~ ssM
upanus..... .........................7 6W
Stock in port $50 GOO bales, OF which 321 900 bales
were American Some circulars say good New Orleans is
noininaly unchanged and commands full prices.
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
Advices from Manchester are uniavoraDe. The mar
Ket was dull, owing TO the prevalent war rumors, but
prices were firm.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTuFFs MaRKFr.
NessIs Richardop Spence 20. quote flour dull aud
Wheat very dull but steady in price Western red S. 3D.
es 3D.; white, S. ID los; Southern, los. 1oa. Cd.
Corn dull at rs. 7s 3D. for both mixed and yellow.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Messrs Bigand Athya & Co., Richardson, spence & Co.
James McHeDry and Others quote beef drm but quiet.
In seme cases an advance of 2s 3D. had been obtained
Bacon steady. Lard quiet and nominally unchanged:
choice had sold for 62s Cheese slightly advanced all
sorts. Tallow slow Of sale at unatered prices.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
The Brokers' Circular quotes: Ashas quiet at 2Qs 29s.
Coffee firm Rice quiet: Carolina scarce, and commands
full prices, being quoted at 19s 3d. els for middng
fair. Quercitron bark-PhIladelphia, 9s 3D.; Baltimore
7s 3d. Clover seed quiet At Sos o2s. Timothy seed
tive at slight advance, and selling at sos. 3s Fish
oils generally unchanged Rosn firm ak a. 10d. 5s for
common on the SPOT and 4s Cd 70 arrve and l2s los
for fine. Spirits urpentne firm at So zos 3d. closing
at Ais Tea firm; Ccngou Is. 111d. II. 3D.
LONDON MARKETS.
Barring Brothers quote breadstufs duh, but steady.
iron steady Welsh rails, Sc 5s; bars, G6 2s Sd. q f6
S. Sugar quiet Coffee firm. Tea nrm: common Con.
eou IL. 13kd. Rice quiet. Talow steady 1t 5es 81.
Idnseed cakes in good request New York. ia bbls El0
5s Boston, In bags, GO los. Insecd oil, 2s Cd. 2os
9s Sperm oil EOS f100. Spirits turpentine firm and
held at 43s The colonial wool sales commenced quietly
and prices were not materially changed.
HAvRE MARKET.
(For the week ending Feb. % THE cotton market
opened buoyant and closed frm Sales Of the week 600
bales New Orleans tres ordnare, lOlf Stock in port
10000 bales The advices from the manufacturing dis
ricts for the week favorable Breadstuis dull but
steady. Ashes hrm, but quiet. Oils very 6rm. Coffee
quiet Rice firm for Carolina, at "a 25 francs for old
and rs 80 francs for new Sugar quiet aud nominal
Lard dull Whaebone inactive, and unchanged in price
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The Greek government has demanded credit of two
millions Of drachmas in case Of need.
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The Ionian Islands.
Turkey Preparing for War.


The Commercial Gazette of Berlin states that il has
good authority for believing that the Russian government
s negotiating loan OF i've millions with the Roths
Childs.
, 1859-09-27

By the arrival ct tho North American
VI have tue details OF the late serious reverse
which tic English have received in China. The
English Journals DO Lot give any account of
the ant 'cedcut proceedings which led to the
attack; but ltlc n,anucr in which the disastc.
is stated leads It's su suspect ,lsa. the Celesi:ls
were not altogether to llamc. What that tlctt
Of gun boats were doing in tile river Itazo, on
their way to tie landing By which pekip, tic
capital, is approached, is not told. Eutil tls
intentions of tic parties is explained, surely
the Chinese ought net 10 tc too severely con-
aemncd Il they took extraordinary means 10
tu7n t! ese invaders back toward the sea. But
whatever the cause Of the renewal t,r the war,
there seems to lie no doubt tl.at tic defeat cf
Mr. Bull was complete. Tho end, however, is
not yet The long ard Gcsoc:ot,s hsw]s which
the English press set up wien India rcbelltd,
will lie renewed; aud, tie Chinese, wi1less,
cowarlls and intract:11c, without defenders
within the pale Of civilization, will pay fear
ful penalty for tlc losses tint their uuaccus-
toned bravery enabled them to inflic,; and
the werld, wlicl, will know nothing Of the
cause Of tile aiysay or Of the Vengeance wrousl,.
of sl,e forbearanee and long suffering Of that
patient reouu or Of tho r:.l'ac;ty aud inso]cnce
Of the EnglIsl,-t1lc world will not trouble its
sclfto know where lies tue right. Tic end
will Ike a triumph Of ci,iliz1ian!'
, 1859-09-27
LeHTrtpIrOft 1Tnffhar

LrAyKxwoRrn. Sept. si.-ilon. F. Z Stanton
delisered un address on Saturday night, alsc-
eating tbe adoption Of the Wyandotse Coas,i.u.
!,on aud ads1*!n;; the peoP,r 70 vote On tte i'll
tions fJror its ratification.
Gen: 1cne is again On the stump on the Qucs,
tion Of cxe1uptins from execution ons hundred
and sixty acsts Of ]uad for homestead to actual
settlers, und that it b. submitted with the Con-
sti,,,tlnn.
The Republicans have called convention ia
be held ut Topeka on the lssh October, to nom.
mate Slute officers.