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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-13
GTcrrsione.

4 DAILY EXCURSION 70 the FISHING BANKS
n VII .e aai- b. he '4p-o sr,me, W. JAi X = - Ss .
esy .'srei f - irll Il J X - Z irce sly =. Oh NIfs
s.. Sciurtsl red B.i Lr-. nd efesnn-n'. on 2e1se
QUARTER FOR EXCURsIONS.-Th large and
osee-..si N. . >oiis ii,ye.
DAILY EXCURSIONS DOWN THE BAY.-De-
- Hsio frm-r Ivy s fyorie steamer Jessie oyt
crr, tauulys azcrprl ron rr No. 81 foot OF laan ~ ot-
bow pa, FOR. Lsyet.e HlruIot ke to Port M,ano1,b ni
rets 10 N. rs s-i,ar a. 80 m Fare for round tfI
70 cent? cAlesen o-l t. year of's sf, p11e, vro Go,
cJNDAY EXCURSION N GLEN COyE.-The
July b. d eclgesa. n coee lonl Nhte9re Gfea. Nes
C,y iini. Ne0Rscle end Ger Cow. ta MS -sye zen
Goes $50 Nev-iorhe.ea p o. Lai'als q E--aA'-
aud iairy i.lE.i-si -. "
CTEAM EXCURSION among tho ICEBERGS.-
- .te F'esflslir C.N ROE. uuJel charge 81 Cspt y w
,ts, y bn On 1se re 20 Io5 ED lsI
rl-ses ilers ets PROBABLY. tle atlantic Tel sfaph
Tai.s1,risr ~ G i,g'.eai ria, or D3gs has rfs ..
"a -4.gj VII ,ri Of tc most lehy s1d eaisf Tdys q,
~ . ...a.r The .S,as sif md soo elaas .hs ssf-ty
from srd sri-nc. al combine 70 render The E1'ar
Coo and af.er TAME vii bepreri4ed oT Pa"'"g'''
Cabin ps...r covering Al. -rpen,,. el'o =. 'hs '.e,n.'
vi ~ P'GaSay on s ~, " Hou5E H.@res F's H.,
or FEANKfiN SNOW Co. 10. cenuefsest, boston
Ticket. o b. ot'.ssS Of y Sow CO
TOURISTS snd PLEASURE TRAVELLERS viii
e I e. iE hLh2 e,i s,I sy hfse
vi du-,nr ~ eub Nsr'1e - L'r On
AZ. az, s,., eve sl.oss a. w,s Mss1,, sud ID principal points
ofsuie e. Softcr soW iorE ue Cfrai ani 10, ms no
TO eels roi Naatin' ard oyer hne, n ta tenen ~
go uei BY ss1s s o,e o, no fhif So $50 Co. a.
on rel,-, cir 1bn ll. ne Tese -cT aoie " vel q al tie
- --rr.xsrz
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Gteamboats anb Railroads.

I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD, Spring Time Table,
from leave James lin. ~ y % Tor Greuror arl
sny sorsi 10 80 for add 3 Us
rains ~ hissupor 41l sJosrt o. Wy stations -
Mort p and wsy sons n ll e1rday niss % fspls
GUNDAY MORNING BOAT for KEWBURGH.--
- steamer TIL DNA- COLLYFH e f,ot OF Chondr
SUNDAY MuA4,lsJ a. = ii e.. 4LIy io1ItAs - .S ilAai
loas-r. 81 astngs. ba,D.'s H.verstlS Coz
COD sPnus lnl Corass. Leu.ns leaves eouh q l."
y.
TOR NEw-BAVEH. HARTFORD, WHITE
( MJUNIain5 sad LAKE hEMPAKENAG1G-st steamer
rave foi Nov iiayel % 80 y connecting wih .iIo-
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
VI Foot Of iarcsy'Ou snis'r nov e. Moriof nal ii'l'
ior Hrketstovn End n.r-n-cas sections will lsys a. -
Mail xre ir al si.oa west u AiSsrn al AZ p n S'''
$. scHooH. A,.i.tsa, sur,-.a,esd.a.
NEW. JERSEY RAILROAD Trains leave foot o.
~ Courldaf. os pnILApELFHIt a. sod 70 ni ~ M
and !. ALE EoAh AN AsliaGT9f a. anu Az S-
DARlTAN and DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD
~ COMPAtY.-On snd sfrr FRIDAY. June J. Che .o,i
River foot Of Dr. I'D coaarc; At P0r Monmouth win rsi
for tho following po.gts on tie r dt
II k,qreis Line fr CaTfen direct, ftne PASSENGER 70
Red Hauk Lofs brncu. nrdao Point Peaan. ~,
Manchester Kger Woofuan- }sreg,t san'nl Tucker
Atso js,An And al si'ans On tie ss-n ald A1ani'
From Ter No - and as from Pief No D io Port
Monmouth hisilnds Mdieovu gs5ly EonioWn, Ocean
Branchp3fs Long brsnr blrk ldyr Squsn Fa1nf-s
Point Pleasant sauan M Bks11fg Msnehscr Tors Rive and
CbUden. fsre el
Ire frhs los leave. for 81 point. tbs Iue and
Canden-
Fspress o.3a arriving u lev aolE II 2-i9 p ~
I.--r. q 2h p va. aus1i in new orr ~ :; m . q >,
Y si and szpresi 40 a,rvHs ia hewYos a. $50
! H., End sofrns Al .ist 20. . North x YER
y. Ban lge D. delivered ~ Pier no 81 a. none VII ne
received Il fier%r.5 ", y. CLAYTON. supi.
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Ocean Steamers.

DASSAGE PROM LONDONDERBY-M'C orteli
Co- British Zip Minrehais" Cap. MGrltt, VII Al
for this po month ~ 10 followed ~ vessels Of 'h
line Tor Passage OF Mouey Orisuaprly % Ascais,
%. a. }. hnOA 4 Co. NO lj feaifs.
TT1HE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDs STEAMSHIP
BaE1EF D. A. Neyndber master. Usd sts'e'
na4 hfeg p peg. ioo o. Tam AoDokss o.
SATURDAY. July L.
lrTNrN VIA SOUTHAMPTON
raki-r pffergfrsto
LONDON FAVHE, SOUTHAMPTON AND RRFNEN
a. the fovue rites iyabe n god iti equiv ifency
Forthe ar. cabin sl05 second cabin, So io ser-ge s0
So he followed BY the steamship AMERICA, }. 4. Meyer
master July ~.
OELRICHs A Co. 10 81 Brosis-
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Go n)bom il man Concern

A GENTLEMAN with handsome income see1s
y Wg p7.ssss lea.sEsn, al .'t Ihs fS,f- D. DO. 'a
vifoe snd IN a'i.aae'. Altfss. = d. u. station "
ARMY AND NAVY PENSIONS. -we are making
ro i5o - ror To. h. have .hr eesa,es should
'''i'' ''' ''-'-''A " ''' ~ ''- No r., rl,,,
arOTICE.-Tle Pablo s-e cautioned arains, trust.
y ing HENRY " KEAAsSG account a. be hi 20 con
H'''' w T. REAra Ro g Co. &c Eo 70 Sgs s, y Y
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN 70 tho Owners Of
~ 80 low - 10 il;. tow u 's', 'h'
b. ISL day nsIt l b. ny eiy to 'd'efis eia
ID ssa,is 80 lot No. ~ 70 49, 49,. -,
1lsLets ho - % %. ~ ~. a. g. b. g. g. b.
IN .gn.r, 70 7isLo,, So, u IS Ie 10 n y y o. IS -
srs No. 2ll-Lois Aos - A. 90 a. a. - ~ - o. o. 81
Ia s1s.r. So 2,5Lo.. No. ~ s1 sa -: 49, 10 3d.
81 -, .ealI. 30 1Ia,, Nos 49, A. ~ 81 s as3 So el &c,
t. .se., w. 2Io,v Nos 200 col 10 ~ No. an ~ 40 ie
Ia sqs.r, ~ l,Io,, Sa, - 49, se S'7 sol 49, 4o ' s9
ts lol nc a.. az as ~ 49, - 49,. 49,. 49,. 80. 49,, .,, -,
Ia ilTe no. 2tI~NOs A is ias 100 si. S H. - "a
Il .ss.fs No. sllo.. Nos 81, "a 1884, -. 'a7 49, 40 49,
Ia .saals No 2u-Io,. NOs 'sl. -. 81. ss as
m 81, a ", ,,s 81, 90 ''' '' '' w. 80
d square 70. sss-Lo, Ne. '9s 80. -, -, -. a.,
2s 30 ses 40 m IA IA IA ~ 2aa 2si
10 .Ss:Is No. 10 9 9ssLS!' No So IL, ~ E''1
In No. gO-Lo,s No- lls lo Il" 100 iss les le ST.
In ,qn.r. No 9Ti-Lo, No. a. 49,. 49,.
Ia ,tSsis 10 Iol. 10, 40 3D. SIS, 'le. si7. os al ~ 11
In sasr. No ssiots So. ios 10 ILL., H. i9 ia 49, IA 100
In square Nc. ss3-Loss. 800, 40
In :, Iafs No. 2s--Lol No 40.
BY order Of tue B'ass ComRi';op,l r,, .,, .,,.,
Al, Tur III
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9nrnliure.

ENASSEIED FURNITURE OF war
...s ,f.r,,, Also soliJ NNnat CHANGER
IL. ,.in and orsaneati At H. n FARRINGlONs, Nc sss
C.aaIsl, opposlie WoostsL Estaonsaso is>A
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Doaro ono Gooms.


rT-o I.FT-A furnished PARLOR md BEDROOM
y e. ssnraan oa Board Apply Ne ~ iek. 81 sto51yn
TWO ROOMS TO LET with BOARD az Spuyten
DuvvI r Hudson hlf hour from city. ten inmates
FROM defot I.aule 10. lsI West fouyfcurtn-st
IVANTFy-By Young Gentleman and Lady. 4
w pa o. BOAD the couuy eouyenelt Il hccess g The
e.v pref red terms must De nsdesa,e AddieH
CARLETON. r1bure ufire
IAJANTED--By gentleman AID wife, hrst-e ass
w BOARD and good suite Of Boom. on he second hool,
.03en inprvements location between rcurh
AID se,sassen,hss VI bTold~ay % % Brooklyn heg
family los hl hey vent with no b9AdeE va ma
,hs r.re o ouriy o. references and required Ad
dr-s, iioI No ga hew-Yors Post-OHce
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HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAILROADS.
Monday May 49, 1850 trains for Albany ana TOY
connecting with northern and Weiiers trains ~" leave He"ioh
7sss Il Erpre,, Hudson River nailToaa Thirhea
HIao aud Suspension bdee VAN ~
change and correcting Troy with us1rs ieI H-Hd b"
ling.on and MouuesL 80 49,, Ill.,.
O a. ~ Ma trln Hudson River Railroad connecting AZ Albany
with Meseru traiuf and A. Troy gh rsus iof the North
II A. H. 4pIes tra.l wa Harlem hAoAd, IWenty'sItht ana
Fourh ave- eorreng a. Chst an with een ,oaa io ep
anon srrns Pr id albany with trains Tor Neii ana
Tfcy M train To- sCalosa sphngs Rutland Burlington snd Mon
reI =.
AIbv with tram Troy with uains for Montreal
W sleelne. ottsctef -. cA.,,...
Lebanon Spring and fi.tft@ii AZ i'sy
f or Wet ana NJ Toy with trains o kund, BlIlsgIoa
al MontfeA -
.ed I'D tlro1sh o. BBfao and snspenson Bridge without
ctsne OF cars Also secpngCaG day excepting sAuisys
% I'd frr Neyofk tfrolrh OgienfbnTgh without change
". aud Railroad. ls rn wa run On oInuAJ' ''N
nection for Tiov will be n4sie AZ +. Albany. .
Hadsou awe kafoad with tee
Arvns Albany md Troy 30 tie morning. anc CONNECTING WIN
trans loI North end Ner. ... - o.. p-.,,-
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Mrs. HENRY WOODS NEW BOOK.
~ Printed t-o- advsl-c steets
= srTprg FOLLY MRS HENRY WOOD. Author o. Esat
we Vefuer's P.ise" Oswald Grey "ElI.s He," The
1--- url' e'c.
-Ie FOLLY - printed from The Authors m,uuicrpt and
ME- sheats pure direct NON Mr. Henri ood
Issued o. SATURDAY JULY 81 complete IN one large
4 VOLUME. Price 6 30 n paper o.. - 81 cloth
csslers 81 sfe- 10 orce what te- fnsy "sni
a. shove tno oIcefa b. tLsa HON Tie i
f-arr.
oil orders any books a. ~ to TIE Puhl sher
T. b. PETERSON 4 bhOLHEHs,
=. qogC p
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A GENTLEMAN with a handsome income. seeks 4
y WIFE u,.ess- rrf-cuert It ~ssh. THE uor b. n' Cd
ds.sed houss.,. ia wbo gbe bcssio Of
viftue sni IN ii ssacs Address 4. ID. D., station o.
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IMPORTANT ,,.,,,, ,,..,.o.
kUTZ, RISING 4 Co.,
Lancaster, Ohio.
b,x on hand thousand pounds Flee
and Wool beet es Of Fairfield ioekng Piekasy
nnd Res Conuie OF the BE- found In
Ohio equal in Atty condition Advising bayog sIAcne the
same a on early
Iuly
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Two the BOSS CARPENTERS Of New-York City.
WhsTea, t5fidgment Of the hours Of labor o. WorSns
men On Saturday conceded 10 b employer and the pu bic
~ general. ...,- -. N 81, -
o, he Bo.. Carpenter ,hst July "a 1900 they
cedt the time for quiiins s4griay-to O'clock ,
We nk privilege believing esselisly necessary lot the
and physical adIncemen o. "otk men and 70 Aoa tne
Necessary tine Of hight IN the Tes f masnf o. IsaouADs
Iopr those a,es Iensaby requisite r families
By order Of thu Committees -
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Nrrw.YoRK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.

1866 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT loo
COMA!EhCINO JULY .. lsot.
P.,seurer New Yort 1wentyseven'hs an
touTth-svA Eu.rsncs on twenty -tessnths-
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IND y III -AIt ItlIh Tf3ItIE3 - 70 -.
The Steamships admits Of spscgus Sae Eoon.
directly the Saloon the eccofnneoshon an" " ~
unsurp6ssed. the lower thsD any otiet iAt
Af.r ced SurceSn ~ eacl shtp nee O. c.e4l"
800; Storage. uSL fylbi- ~ tlHency,o
seraes passage kc 70 bIng parties IRON Liverpool OF ouen'
town 6 % .
amount issued on sy blhh IL Os' DiAh anu
Ireian the lowest rites
sccountab ior specie or val
stes 4d having te value Expressed thereon are
signed therefor. - c----
NJ 81 osav and Tor e-fase cses p4ss4ge Office Of the
company w. - ''''' - " r. " j. HURST Mauassr
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NOTICE.-Tle Pablo RE cautioned against trust
y ins HENRY " KEAAsfSG account BE- hii con-
nseisr With ts ar he fIrplsri O. be- paris, Insane
p. o.. KEARrING, EfO L CO. No. 70 boue-st, ~ y
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ARMY AND NAVY PESSIONS.-We are making
: arfIrai.nr r-is .hs av of TENSIONS Allowances
from 80 p91th Tos sh have sr cert-sa should
u,.kr try Application l. LhCh y. Solicitor,
No Park
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INVITE MOUNTAINS, LAhEo MIMI fiItI-MA'
w coo AND WfILOTlHEf.
PINE T LAKE SCENFsY lN IHE UNITED STATES
VIA fOFNFfrlCrT RIVER VALLEY.
TOMILEs SHORTER THAN Any OTHER rOrrf
Lesve SevYot Nswiavrr Railroad a l-'l3 fnoorl or
o m By View Haven sielue Pe-k fIp. st 1.it n
the ~ IS train isee nac cl gees lT0lFl
4 the Lake. stop .
Msp and psrcu h irfoa', Railway Glie ard Baf' Gads
~ C54u 1f Rive D.. lev
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pENSlONS. -,
Il NEW PENSION LAW hs. inst b--n p"',d giving In
ceed pensions who hsys lost both both hands boi
feet foot the io use Of Of them 'o CIV"
pos dependent hers bIohoTs and oiher. am oH
will md suitable baaks, 20 make immediate app lea
o FOR Of pensions Those whsse pensions sre IN
mus, applications Ny charge will BE- the Zee m
by the PENSION Law n Bbstsr, b. permission 90 ssinas
spQ air 3d. PabAh a. the A.uYo Ibun. Accurate cope
olths NEW PENSION LAW f9r ssle NJ ltc each
CHARLES NETTLETOH No. III Broadway. New forh
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-19

I EVR, DIETER d. co.
JONAS H. LEVY-ANDERsoE D. DIETRR-J. GOLD
STEIN.
Commission Merchants,
S",............. CsrOndslet Street.
NEW ORLEANS.
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CoTTon FAcToRs. ETC.

FALLS, ALLISON & CO.
(E. B. FALLs-J OSCAR POWELL, Agsnt--JoHH H.
ALLIsON0
Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants,
No. % MAGAZINE STREET,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-19

The subjoined extracts are from some of the
leading English circulars received by the last
steamers
From Messrs Boult English Brandons Liverpool circular
of April I'll
CoTTON-With the exception of slight relapse
on Saturday, caused by Continental reports
(Which proved to be false) the market continued
to improve steadily until Wednesday, when the
demand fell off and the market closes quietly at q
slight decline from the highest point of the week
The import this week is rs 500 bales, of which
80 1893 bales are American The sales for the
week amount to So $50 bales, of which the trade
take 6O7l0 bales, exporters 24,470, and specula-
tors 1870 bales. The stock is increased this
week by 2060 bales being estimated at 62l $50,
t334,323 Americanl against $40 $50 bales, (54 700
American) same time last year. The authorized
quotations are for middling Orleans 154d; mid
ding Bowels l54d; and fair DhOlerah ia % Id.
From Mossrs E. Musgrove Co.'s Circular April ~
The cotton market showed signs of increased
firmness on Saturday, though checked by the false
reports of a warike character from the continent.
ON Monday and Tuesday the demand revived, and
a large business was done, with decided advance,
particularly in American and long stapled des-
crptions. Yesterday the market became quiet,
with some concession in price, and to-day the
transactions have been limited, with rather down
ward tendency, but the quotations still show an
advance in most instances upon the prices current
at the close of last week.
In Sea Island the transactions have again been
limited the recent decline inducing no additional
business.
American, after advancing l@l4d. in the early
part of the week, subsequently receded, but closes
30ld. above former quotations in the middle and
better qualities.
The sales of the week amount to $3.50 bales,
including 1880 speculation and "a 40 declared
for export, leaving so, 10 bales to the trade
FRIDAY MORNING, 9th Apri.-The sales to-day
will probably amount to about 1000 bales, with a
quiet market.
CINCINNATI MARKEr.-The following is from
the weekly report of Geo. W. Phillips, Jr dated
the 18th inst:
Mess Pork has been in large speculative demand
all the week, with heavy sales, and has advanced
fully 81 % Dbl. since my last, closing firm at $3l
fol choice city, and $25 so for country There has
been some inquiry for old Mess but It is generally
held above the views of buyers-S29@29 so being
the present asking price. Prime Mess is in ligh
supply and demand; a nominal quotation wOult
be $25 5O@29. Rumps have been in good demand
all the week but the views of buyers being below
those of sellers, but little has been done; in fact
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there, is not much stock to operate on; they are
held in small lots at S2lG924.
Bacon has been in fair consumptive request dur
ing the week, and has advanced fully Be. " H..
closing at l33@l6lc. and Ist0ls}c., packed in
hy-tghts, for shoulders, sides and clear sides
and 22B TO 239G. for sugar cured canyassed and
packed. Bulk Meats close firm at 1885,, l5aI7c.
loose, for shoulders, sides and clear sides; hams
held at LIZ to l8c.; picked hams, 18c. Lard has
been the faVorite article of the week, and large
quantities have changed hands at advanced prioes
principally on speculation and at less than &c no
choice city can be had though buyers are not free
at the close, at that price; key, 2S@233c country
or steam ste lard 2l3@2l2c.; gut and head are held
at l63, l9C0l9ac. Greases. llAl5c.. as to GRADE
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Commercial 9nteIIigente.
onrscEEr oErloE, 10. 9. oAsr 81

Friday Evening. May is, 1855 ! !
5,,-... ,rto ,,,,I-,+ 10 5o,, hos been ,rfat lint
WI 4N'N-ALiS "-''' ~ ~ - - a..
very firm ohenhgs, especially OF the oevVer
grades were very llghf ana the dellahu was " an
exceedingly restricted character throuslous' ~
total sale5 amounted 10 opy wy p4ies' Y hch VIE
taken by FIX brokers' fflees ha'e unuel sone ~
quotape alterauoh Oh any hllu s'hoe our ia7'' U"t
the tendency from inc opening ~ tne 'ioS7 %
business was uniformly " 'he outSluo Ia'07 Al oi
last quotations., "hleh We repeat as Lono"S, VIZ
Ordinary zol9z5c'; Uooo otalnafy' oisyo-c'' Low
hldanhg, 0oegofci ana MluulinR' 'oego'o' Ino
aggregate sales lor tne week amour. % 'gOO
Dales against o949 OaIes last "eeh' anu of'- "a'sa
the week before me ne1 Leee'p's ioos up olii5
oV5' pales asn'uS' o4'Z oales i'9' eehi 1nu '-f-
Daes Ine "eeA pi eF'ous lhe % 70 io' 'n9 "0'r
are '4yt O"s''' aga, '-o' o"'e' ,"ss ~ 'lU
85oz oales 'he week previous al" Sne s1ooh on
hahu any On sup ~ Ivy S'saieo tAts
IL 10 ~ ps'es' "s"'ns' l'''If0 0ae9 - "e0N'
anu 10 ,,O4' o"''9 a. vuV o'o'o - VOC p'o,toU9
weeA' LnS eHPVi' 70 ~ Wv "oeA 10 IS
tsHo"s, VIZ Sof '"i0a w '%'le, 'o0 ~ ol,
saat 'ao lor LNelP 2oo Uol iot Ne@ I0iA' -'4
f.oE Dai'ei0''"' onu w. JUGS -.
-, ls., VI w o. ,oo
Reeeiyed since yesterday ............. 1925
Received pFe''ou'g' ogll
.-....-.-.-- $1,000
EXPORTED previously 626O8i-626o94
atoo Al, hand and on sbpboard Tot cleared i57 7g6
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-We have no change to
note in this market since our last weekly review
The supply of Louisiana Sugar and Moasses is very
moderate, while that of foreign is very large, but
there is little or no demand for either and prices
arc 50 unsettled that no accurate quotations
can be given and we only give the asking rates,
as follows: inferior Louisiana, 709c for COM
mon to good common; ll361l25c. for fair to fully
fair; I3@0l44 for prime l54 for yellow, and for
light clarified l6c. q b.; Cuba at l23@133c. for
Nos. u and 49, The transactions for the week en-
brace 3l8 hhds. Louisiana Sugar and $50 boxes
Cuba. There has been no movement whatever in
MoIasses, and we omit quotations in the absence
of sales.
The receipts from the coast since yesterday
comprise At hhds. Sugar and bbls. Molasses.
There has been better demand to-day, and sales
amount to 235 hhds Sugar in lots, as follows: 40,
40 and IA hhds. prime Porto Rico at l34, 140l5c
80 Louisiana seconds at l4c., and 40 hhds. Cuba
fully fair at lac ~ b. The weeks receipts amour
to 178 hhds. Louisiana Sugar, 987 hhds, and 1871
terces and 26l bbls of Cuba, and exports, 38 hhds
of Louisiana Sugar and 1000 boxes Cuba
FLoUR-The receipts for the week have been
quite light with fair demand, while the light
supply of the higher grades has kept the market
firm, and holders have manifested no desire to
dispose of their stocks eXceptat the highest prices
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-19

JEFFERSON orrr, May 10, 1866.

Arrived during the past week-143 Western and
932 Texas Beeves, 7O7 Calves and Yearlings
HOG Sheep and 10 Mich Cows. Sold-17S Western
and 97l Texas Beeyes, 563 Calves and Yearlings
497 Hogs, 1865 Sheep and 53 Mich Cows. Stock
on sale-327 Texas Beeves, 356 Calves and Year
lings, l49 Hogs, 1919 Sheep and so Mich Cows,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-19

Foreign Markets.

The subjoined extracts are from some of the
leading English circulars received by the last
steamers
rFrnr Msssra Rnnlt ENGLISH Brsndnn,s Iiuer,no1 il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

Always Marble Slate TABLES with Kava-
nagh and Deokers' PATENT CUSHIONS. Also all other
nrtirles in his lima
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-19

Advance
We contixue to mako Cash Advances upon Produce and
Cotton consigned for SALE shipment to our friends
in New York, Boston, end AeS5rs RsthbOne Brothers
Co., Liverpool, England
LEVY, DIETER CO.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-07-04
jeff. Davis against Joe Johnston.

The friends Of General Joe Johnston will
feel not little indignant at the manner in
which jeff Davis speaks Of that officer in
Dr. Craven's record which we noticed yes
terday That book represents him as say
ing that "Pemberton made splendid de-
Tense of Vicksburg and might have been
relieved if the officer sent to relieve him
General Johnston) hod not failed to obey the
p0sitire orders to attack General Grant, which
IF tbo snn ot TTa Wv Who was %nbnId in com
mand by the INSTRUMENTATION q. e. anti
Davis party had vigorously attacked Sher-
man at Atlanta when directed, the fortunes
Of ,cdr ,r0uLd haze been changed, and Sherman,
driren back to NdShrWe over a sterile and
wasted country-his retreat little less disas-
trous than Napoleon's retreat from Mos
cow" Mr.. Davis is also represented as very
bitter toward Toombs, Governor Joe Brown,
Vice. President Stephens, and Hon. Henry
S. Foote.-PresS and Times.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-07-04
CONSERVATIVE I"

Everybody that is dissatisfied with the present
order Of things calls himself conservative -
that is he dosen't want any political party. He
wants a new party that is party. He wants to
upset and reOrganze upon his own discomfort, as a
basis, political party that is no party. He says he
is opposed to politics Certainly he is opposed to
all the politics that do not accord with his own views
He is opposed TO the Government, but processes to
be enamored with Andrew johnson. He wants the
traitors Just from the rebel army with blood-stained
hands to legislate for him. He can sing paans of
praise TO the memory of Stonewall Jackson-go
into ecstacies over old Bob Lees schemes of butch
cry and murder. He is very anxious to see Thad.
Stevens hung; Z" old Sumner as he styles him, he
thinks should be executed by some unheard of pro-
cess He abhors test Oaths, and it " makes his gorge
rise even to hear of niger He is terribly afraid
that sambo will become his equal. The niger haunts
his dreams by night and dsturbs his waking hours.
He cannot see why negroes are created, they
have gone out of since they longer aid in OBJ
tanning Democratic victories. He Is opposed to all
sudden ard radical changes. He says " the process
Of advancement is rational rather than impulsve.'
He also says, Conservatism rejects all visionary
experiments based upon the adoption of abstract
ideas of personal liberty, universal equality, &c"
1t is amusing to see men who, five years ago, were
rampant followers of JEFF. Davis and tho Infamous
Yancey, aiding them in participating the Southern
States into a revolution, now advising men TO act
nationally rather than impulsively." They are
now opposed TO radical changes when those changes
affect the interests of the rebels but then they wished
by sudden and precipitate movement to overthrow
the Government. Now they want things to be done
slowly. They see their confederates have been de-
tcated. They do not wish State Legislatures and
Congress to rashly pass disabling acts but they want
them to be slow in imposing disabilities upon rebels
Slow in Furnishing crime, but irrational and impu-
sve in giving the rebels power. Such is conserva-
tsm-the political conservatism of the present day.
Ii is simply radical rebeism clad in paraphernalia
that accords with the necessities of its devotees
Clarksblyq ". Va Telegraph