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RIVER NEWS. OFFICE NEW ORLEgANR DEMOCRAT, Bunday. April 21.1878. ' Arrivals. . Ouachita Belle. Mar tha. C. H. Durfee. Wild Gsleile. Departures. Martha,. Mary Id., Bnlle. Onaehlta Belie. Ratohez, J. A. Scudder. 0 ,ht. Miehll. Bar Able. O. H. Durtee, . Stoin. Era o. to1. As tPumption, St. Mary. To Arrre. Ouachita Belle. Gov. All en. Bayou Rare; AR -mnptton 1r. Mary. Eva. Hleury f'ete, Lt re.1.: sabnl. 1arthe. lowerr ,coua ; Jarntes .oyward, Mollio Moore. '. l,, Loul: Jlre BIryicrly. ver ty ed river; it. E. L,e,. Vl'keburg: Go%% mOanna. Johnll Howard. Itcuilltlift Ienule. A. C. D1rnally, inclnnea'l ; Fan ohon, Qelouas: MItrv ia. el. e. upper coast: (.P. Chouteau. M,-n phi I. The weather yesterday was cloudy but pleuc ant. asiness fair. LeD to thn windward of the huge pile of sr hells aeeu.rnl ulat.ng lat the hea t of (rt srtreet. They wn ed "fumga lug," as the net from themn, In very treng. The C. H. Dlurf'o arrived Fe ida, night from river and relurrieI yeselordHiy evcenink brou~ht at barge lIad d with 4; tal,,s of the Belles eottion and a miscellnueous lot of rht recnovereld irn , the- Ke,uns. SOasage,that has ten workrling for some shed, and Is on * er wea back te, ihe city. She aboard a lEt of the Koun's freight. 'The. iaehlnery of the La Belle cannot be got out ti the river falls. The T. F. Eekert left yeFterdey for Red river for the purpose of takling out tIh (Col. K- uni' machinery. Cast, Mart HKlons went tip on ter. Oaet. Geo. ~Hlkinson and wife left on the Dyrfee on their way to Hot ,iprings. The boilers, engine., doltor cn,e it lot of cop per pipe from the Dawn were sold yesterday at ae tion for s1000. The BapilTranelt wnn sold at marsha'"a sale yesterdayto Mr. Val I'. Col ice, of the Covi g .n Dr oe-k Company. who bulller hir iull for SMe. he will be touowd to the Ohio, and Mr. oillins was trying to got the Libcrty to take her SIAb Clberty was to have .it last tnight. Capt. S)reside in command. _QppL Teeters demaneHs here for the present. The 01den Crown ,eft the, lending last even l to8 tlke on a lot of e ar Igs. he Taeaer lasV over for a cargo of sgrar. Th John Wilson and (,I ret 8. hoth lia t over. h e Clara 8. has relieved the Trenton in the At tkapas trade. The ew Orleans and Red Rlver Transporta -on Com ny's United eHtitee inll pciki t e il ver City. h . Wood metelr. lhily Quickoall eke leaves Wedwe.Jsday ,for lhreveep ct. ssumptlion aill extend her trips to l teoklort, on Bsyeeu Lnfouroee, from eind after he ninth of next moeth. 'he A. O. Donnally. COpt. Henry Hart in com d, will arIe v to leane Thusucay for the ,Witlhout fiel. tJohl Heatt. a former well known Iled river Selkis in the city. l he John A. Scuddelr, for St. LoulI had s20 . ihe s of sugrr. io snucks coffroee, nld ci7 bar .. r , and a fair paU aren eu r lirt. e Bobt. Micel. for the Oh(lc. was full if people. and hed ar It reght 3i.leo, feet llrn ber, '51- barrels rr'e. 100 hirrils nllee seerr .l, bellees .otton, 10 hog heads sugar. and 75 lone scrap iron and sundries. The Gov. Allen. on her wny eown ills oven Ing, will land at Carrollion for tneitreonucrr. .i.atlng them to Ithe hily for teen Ieriints; the proceeds to be devoted to the various orphan .asylums. Capt. Joe Dalferes, of the Ht. M,,ry, requelnts t to state, Iln regalrd to thle rllnollr lurrelt in the city and o n til o I -o rhoh It hi ll th MSt. arv Is t be laid up that there I- io n ae wrdlt fleruilhi in the rumor. Hue wish' It ee t, d. a so, thal lihe intends to run the St. Marl y as long els the w;ller ll permit, all reolets to the celontrary. CIapt. oe means businees. The Tenses will bn on berth to lc.ave for the Tgeass and Macon, nie urdayv. May 4. There wls no boat advertiee, tIo ,Inv In the s..hor Line from St Loui,(ll yesHterdlay. he Li't of Alton is to lehavee wedViecnud , y. The James IIowald will arrive to-morrow - tle ountsLine. stetmer H. C. Ya gr. iunablee to Ae away yesterdtev. leatLveest I1 cc',s iy elt 1 p. .m. elr Memphis. C eto enl i.t, L ci. I C. Vinll ýil itn comment, Mr N. II. F,,wler el rk. The Mollie Moore, alseo f 1tie Kolnetz Line, due to arrive from Mt. Louis. is announced to 1 Fri rday. ~.41 et and sunerb pa senger s'onmer Kaies hte In cornmmetI . ci aves next M t.day, the tWenty-ninth, for Louievile. See adlvertise The 0ourler-J ornal of the 1ath says: The Stelling White. le conlciand of Cnpt. John White, leaves the city wharf taturdlly for Nt ~ Orleans sad lred river dir cet. The , L. and N O. Par'ket Linn stenmer " eO. c0rown. W.P. Walker uIiter, Egii. Slhin kle elert leaves Tuesday at eto. m. f,,r Mte e alro. Louisville and i (hinnurti. T'he oenCOrown is one of the fllnest boa:s on t r ilie.as well as one of the b.'n mltnaledei, .n I tMose who travel by her e'an rest assurled f ieon tentiaon and good treatmrnet foIr whibh the Olu1o river boeals are renowned. Sllt. Francle Belis leave I daily at 7::30 a. m. from Blenvieleo tr et or Westw o. g ruen i Ing in neation with the New Orleans and Texas Ialroad to Donaldsonvllle. The Belle, in plee of the Blun Wing No. 3. J. A. Oomstock master. Mesers Woodl enl nDeanI '_rO.s leaves to-morrow at lo a. m. for Donu.ld aolVileland the Ashland plantatio n. The United States mail Ft. arner (Gov. All-in will leave to-morrow at r p. m for I.,you Sara, J. J. Brown master. 8. M ei r ek Hlet k. The regular lower coast eicarket Wild (laztlle, John Hamilton master, C. F. Hol.ees olerk, I le lee to-morrow as usual, at 11 a. m., for .aag nolla store. The regular coast, Donaldsonville and Bayou afouroche acket Henry Trree. J. F. Aecoin master, M. H. Landry clerk. leavess to-morrow a _p osl, at a p. m. The reular and enet tri-woeekly uDpor const Pdket Mary Ida. J. A. ltulz martecr, edw. Ni koole clerk, leaves Tuesday at 10 a. m. for Ien I Toreaud plantation. The regular weekly Opelousans Rpaket Fan. .hon, H. H. Broad niaster., Theo Jlein ell, Itk 'aveasn T ue day at , p. m.. g,,ing through to t The St. Mary, Joe Dalferes In commandl. EK. Niaolle clerk leaves Tuesday at 5 . mc. for thee ooastand Lafnurche. Th superb Roht. E. T.o, Wm. Cam phlcl, man- tr. iesrs. MVay aned Clttllltn cIIelrkis, leavesR Tuesday, as usual, for t ick- t'rei. The semi-weekly Ilayole ],ltltlrulrle rtaceket t Assumptlon, P. A. Chirlt. mclc.l.er, N. Z. Dcueuii lerk,. leaves Wetldneestecy atc 12 cc. The Ouachita Bell ,. makling semi-weeklv trips to Bayou Sara. will leive Wediteslday it c t .From the St. Louste Times, of lhce leth: RIVER IMPROVEMhNTH. Editor of the Times-When Senator Cookrell brought in the bill to apwoint a o'mminlssion to examine and report on tile t'est method of im proving our rivers. alini ai' atli. sr(reams should be mproved, a b thougrit ll mnel thrit hoped to se the rivyr lmtrill I. r jolid at it. 'A 6 S'iove in the right. iri, eeiol. blit were cur rised to see prominent St. I.otuls mnl Im hblv tg against it, or. what is the sumn thnl g. strivinged to have the 'otmtit' mainly coIm poed of Unlted Statres engcintrs We would ask every trtinkilng man to exam inethe past history of our riv. rn nun thint t II us what is to be gained by ivUIintihng United States engineers on such a coin-m it o,. If the future Is to be judgt d by tlh, p, st ln'h in committee of United States elngineer would simply amount, to ahlthitewnving em ltlitt.. to whitewash their predweessors. Experience clearly proves that the United Statns engie o',rs are unable to grplersu~eessfully with the r lver problem, and when H.'.eato,r Co,'kr,.ll i-hows us aclear road out of otur difilltiity. th ose thalt ,p pose him show conclt]siv. y thItt thely are lnt friends of the river int'erest The times d.,mand -atthe friends of riv..r impro,,vellment shout I le able to lay before the tnbli' a well digstoei n and then ask thst it bre rororly tested. It slUooeed. then we can confludntlv ask to have river improved, nut to Hiit nidor m)onoy in e future, ns in the pit.t, U ll never resutlt It nyii gOOd. We should ask for a immittei of practical scientists, and refir to t th-m the wholi Qd tlon of what sterom should be improved ld how it ahoult be done. Until such a committee is aprIolneod we sin erly hope that Congres, will not throw a tay anymore money to destroy our Western rivern.. rtt.OT. [By Telegraph.] vIlCreBva. April 20.-To J. B. Woods & ('o., 104 Common street: Steamrer .rim, s H iward Will arrive Monday morning and leave for St. Louis Wednesday. B. i. PEORAM. Master. V.mBuBO. April 20.-C. G Wayne: SRutamer A. C. Donnaily will arrive M,,ntav noon und leave Thursday. E. A. DONNALLY. fv Loumts, April 20.--Weather clear and warm. Vr15 lfeet inches ant riain, Arrived: Wair ue, from Keokuk: ;nill Nt i rt, .haghoat ab, from Mi.souri river: Mary stiller. Cincinnatl; LaTy .er,. f L ,ee Plo.ria; pread Eagla, from Graft,,tn Lakfe Suro lor. 1m annibal; Northvestiern. frorn Devon Stlo R.agle No. '. fr -m Qutnocy. oinlig " .War Eagle, for. Ke.okk : spreai E ,ale. or y atton. Mary 'Miller. for Cin'innatit: Like or, for Hannibal; City of V iksbuhrg, for U g;Joe Kinney. f ,r Kanss City; L edv for eoria; Clinton for ft. Paul; Washing. . forPor oand ; Tirm keans: for Cairo. Con dable disatsfactio was caused by the facs thae there wan oa. ew Orteans Anhotr tlt, loat levlnm to-day. 'h er will now be none efore the middle of next week. OmoirNc AA rArilh 211-Weather clondy with lndicatlons of raln. Basenose very dull. River fell 4 Inohes and now etandi 13 feat 2 Inehbs. Arrived: Emma G'aham from Pl'tsburg, P, tomaoe Pomoron. Boatona. Hunting'nn and (tineral L'~tle f om Loulsvill': Fearless and tow from St. Louis. Leave to-day: Graham. Potomac. Bootona and Lyttlo on re turn trims: Fearlees and tow for Pittsburg. Pan no'- Tatum for St. Louis.Vint hlntkle for Mom phis, New Mary Houston for Now Oileans. MARINE NEWS., OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. April 2l, ltl7d. 'leared TeYter4av. Mex steamship Tabasoo, Galindo, for Vera Crnu Masater Brit steamship Colombo, YVung. for Livern'o- French &co Ship John T Berry. Emerson, for Farmnuth - A K Miller &'o Rhin Orient. Allen. for I Iverrnnl- Phultz &oo Aus ship Aurora I, Ivanolich. for Bremen A K Miller &co Nor bark Magdalena, Ronneberg, for Rott 'dam - J 11 FIerloba rlit bark Gaspee Thompson, for Livernool Lov Ii & Bailer Nor bark Skaregrom, Amundsen, for B.emen Master di it brig Johnny Smith, Thomson, for Qi.sntown .Ionash Kelley Sohr Clara E Bergen, Dayton, for Queeneto - a A K Miller &oo Arrived Steamsaip New Orleans Dearborn, rrom New York, I th enst. to A Moulton---2d di H lrlt sieamhb'p Texo,, Laninensae. from liverpool. Mar Iii, via Corumno and Havana, to 8i as Weeks &on-4th die 47 Steamship ARlgi rs THawthorne, from New York, 131h inst. to C A Whitn-y &oo Algier'. Span bark Mercedes, Aqueto. 5 dals from Havana. In hallast, to . Albert &co--lt die 24 Bobr Julia A Ward, Ste' ense, 2s dola fIm Rocklatd' Me. to Crnesant (;ltv lee I'n--2l dins Is Sobr John Snmes. Lyman 6 days from Rutaon, to S Oteri & Bio-Plio Ti" r STEAMBooATS. C II Dn-fee. Stinde. fUom t brevoprt Oiachita Belle. Lihano, from Bayou Sara iartha, Bassett. from Port Eaus Belew-(emlig .Tp. Brit chip COnnnial Empire, tllie, 52 days fm Liver pool, to liWolf, Powell &so Ship otrenhepl y, Springer, :i data from Ilsvre, to Silas W ekL &co or 4ar, lptt Pet, r Dahl, Johnson, CO days from Havre, to master Ex ports QUEE1NSTOWN-Per brig Johnny 8mith-8200 sanki ellsake QrTEE STOWN-Per schr Clara E Bergen--' 200 sa- ke .lle"ke BREM EN--Per hark Skaregrem--0507 bales gotton 22 hhd tIhacco (ste.s .4570 poe staves BRISMEN----er ship Aurora--3--19 bales cotton 3r0 sae staves LIVERIPOOL-Per bark Oa.pe--30P0 bales cotton :1300 sa ks ni'eake '40) pre wsvea ROTTICRDAH Per 'ark Mardalena-50 bales of oltt'0R 3 8. f2 .2 46 hushels rye in ,bulk LIVERPOOL-Pcr slup Orient--405 bales cotton 1*0o peo st yen FA LMOU I'Hl-Per ship John T Berry--ro50 bales LIVE OPOOL-Par steamship Col,.mhon-420o hales onltan 21,400 huahels orn In bulk 550 sacks oilcake 50 wdllnt loge l O1410 pOs star es V ERA CRUZ -Perr steamship Tatbaaco-170 tons coal I sewing machine Imports LIVERPOO,--I'oer hip Adorna-12,50 ancks salt to order RUATAN-Per sahr John Somes--1f74 hnno),e haian a 5 01 i.lant tIs l O,0 pin.1eI phl. 270 coo ,an5l( 1 , f hbl limes 8 Olei & Bro--e- eke coova 245 sjall sp re E V lyman r UATA N-Per srhr Anit.- -1000 hnnoehrs ,noanin 4"00 o en lonlL 200 piueapules 5000 plantains ; bhls Inm-s E M Sivori -NEW YORK-PIer etramahip New Orleans-Ase'd NEW YORK-Per steamship Algiesa--Aan'd mdse Receipts of Produce 8HREVEPORT- Per steamer C 11 Durfeo--3.17 Iha.e cotton to order-144 Xiikpatriick &o0-127 N O & R R T Co-96 Richardson & Mav--87 Inn Ci(hafe & Son--43 Moore & Coleman--3l Claiborne &oo--29 Jno T Hardie &eo-t0 Clapp Bros &to-23 Jno Phelp &on-Ol Meyer, Weis &co-13 S W Rawlins-Il Lel man, Abraham eO--10 Payne. Kennedy Ao--10 C L Walmslev &oo-9 G W Sentel &eo--7 .nrey & Gillis -r- J W Bur bridge &co-4 L HI Gardner &ce-t Ora rard & Farrar-3 Gardner. Oillep. L &co--2 Vatilen, HFeklin &oo-2 E H Wilson & Mille -1 March & Shlenker-46 Board of Underwriters-129 head cattle Ayonck, Mi'o'iell &co-40 do C Meble &co--.5 aceks cotton seed C L Walmsle7 &co-9 bbls tallow Hay & Mehle-l hale wool Kirkpatrick &io- lot mdlte to Hoard of Under writers-eundries to order-Total l10u bae'm colton 175 sacks outton seed 1I 9 head cattle BAYOU 84R --Peratearner Onachi-a Helle--1 bales cotton Lehman. Abraham Aco-7 J L Harris & co--4 Norwood & Richards--- H & C Newman-I IClapp Bros &oo-1 N Moram--ll0 lhd snugar MeSIea & Value-24 do Bush & Levert-I4 do E A Yorke 90 bhls molasses E C Palmer &co----0 o 5 bblo cis tern bottom J W Borbridge &oo-- hdle hides S Sean -7 bbls unions A F Hlckman- 7 bales moss I saek seed cotton Odell & Wright--3 alers moass Rchtmidt & Zeigler---lO1 sacks corn Howard & Preston--sun dries to order-Total 2. hales cotton 1 sack seed out ton 158 hhds sater 35 bbl molasses PORT RA DS--Per steamer Martha 30 eke rough rice Joe David--audries to order * Rccelpts at the New Banin Pascagoula-Per schr Walter Deny-40,000 fooeet of lumber to H Buvldlg Ilsndshero-Per schr Julia-20,000 feet lumber to H Bndd ig-3 bags wool to order Biloal--Prr schr Ri iietca-:io0.00 feet lnmber order Jordan liver-Per schr INormaooie--2,t00 feet of lorn ber to order Pearl Riven-Per schr Union--40.000 feet lumber to order Key West-Per schr Anna Ch'so r 50 hides order IBayou Lacombe--Per echr Mlagznolia--- 0 bble or charcoal to master Receipts at the Old Basin Pacsagortla-Per echr Deceads-40,000 feet lumber to order lauvon Lacombe-Per schr Leander Jane--27,(00 feet lumber to order Blind River-Per schr Moneta-30.C00 feet lumber to manter Bayou Laoombo--Per schr Camelle-30 cords wood to mast- r Bayou Lacombe-Per schr ltattie M--20 cords wood mae or Bayou Lacombe----Pr schr Jonepl ine No 2---22 cords wouu to naster y Railroads. NEW ORLEAN8 AND MOBILE RAILROAD April 20-606 sacks cotton seed N O Cotton Seed As-ociation--5 bbls ali ohol Finlay & Tnommeon-1 I bbl whiikv Brown & Scholz-4 bbls tongues 15:11 pc bulk shoulders F I)olhonle--171 pgse beer O Yealcrt -5 casks homs 25 buoes shoulders Vone Bros-8 bales belting Ilrown Bros-10 tue butter U H Lawrence & co-lin diJ Nelson &co-i I conotive Canal istreet & City Park Rat road--2 cars lumber A II Diel, as-I ';at cattle Hoss & Powell--. 29! hdle paper Wil imins. Stewart Ac -6- boxes eggs J R Kent &co-3 dewing mIclhines Wilson S M Co----ll ok paper Fellman Bros-:3 do M Ilaun -1 bale mdele WI H Letchlird & ,o--I case do Yale & bowling--t co Levy, Loeot, Scheurer &oo-4 crates do Heidenhiemer Hros--2 car. riiL'er V It iIreen and-2 buggies A Griftl b &c"--I ,a e Ilmde J J McCook & Bro---o20 boxes eggs Miler & Meyer-.0 boxese uIde E Booth--i do G Grandle-i Io C Lazard &or-, do B Ro.enberg--15 pkeg m lee M Sincer-5 do W IH Hindrose- 3 do H fGoldnilb- i.to pk.e beer A Wa z-15 tierces hams F Doltnonde 5 pkgs tobacco J i 1tarazin--5t bales cotton Wilianme & CUrane--sundries to ouder--loal 5t bales cotton Cti6 sacks cottou seed CHICAGO, ST LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS RAILROAD April 90-20 bales cot'on Bickham & Moore-20 do Stewart Bros &co-17 Ricba' don & May--10 T L Airey &oo-10 S O Thomas &co-- Meyer, Wels Loo 4 Alien. Nugent &co--. Ben (ermen--2 J W White --1 Warren, Atkinson e&o-' S Gjtmbel---- Allen. Weas & Bush-1 hhd tobacco Jun E King £co-1 car cat le C Mehle &.o--l10 beer kegs F Hollander--i( do H Reldwitz-2 sieks wool T J Carver-I trunk md.e J P Hargison.ir&co-l0 boxes tobacco Wackerbaith & J seph- 10 hbl, lime I. M lier -9 okgs mdse J P Hic ar son--3 burial cses T' W I thick-1 t-nk oil Chens. Carley &n--I car wheat L J Higbh-2 cars of wo.nd O F Terry-2-i Shi whisky Lochte & Corles- 5 bblc slzg M St oh & Son--.0 cads tobacco J. P Sara. zin-2i lirkins hbtter Smith Bros &co-2 tnbs butter Burkenroad & Schwahacher--L do A Edwards-3 re trlgeratore Cavaroc & S,,n--50 b 'xes che. se HCI PrtIer &,o--t hi bbls pickles J Wilson &co-4 pkge i mse J [mboff-lio boxes eggs J • ertucci &cO-- 11 pkgs mdsn C A Whitney &oo---- car lum er E D i Cobb-l '0 bble lime W P Cnverse jr &co--2 c-,cs n t-.r Friel-2 pkga mdse E H Adam. & Fro -I c . e do J McElroy-15 pkge mdse Levy, Loeb Schuerer & o-- caseemdee A A Biecbet--. . as.e shoes Vin. cent Loo--lt do H & N Samorv-1 box mdse' F Men nler-3 do J a Braselman-- caase hats A Dre--24 owes' thread Katz & Barnett- 5' orates a wing mi chine. Wheeler & Wilson ci M Co-- ease of hats Charles, s..--I sereotry D P Perry-- boxee hats 1 Lie--I box hardware Broach, Croks &es-.' boxes shon J 7 Ru.rbaEhe--i ow mdse A C> pkyr 1 mstlt nashbt D bl lpipe Avenade Bros---Total. 7 ite eotnm hhd tobsooo UMOA11l WU OIBIA AND TEXA$ BAIL BOAD April 90-94 hhda suetr Robert Hare--t a bbls mo laeese Richard Milliken--19 do J M Potnams-79 do Vairtn & Mortimer--IH dry bides9 bblt gr do 55 roke romub rice L Burle &oos-A hales mnis , Neolson oo 4n seaks cotton seed NO Cotton Reed Ansocl.tion-4 , f hales .,oes F P 8evin-5- bates moss Franoloni & Falna-- do Rvko(kl & Manadse-O sacks rough rice L Bibolet-l bdl bides V 11 Bernard--Tital 94 bbda sugar 120 bhls molasses 40 sack. otton seed 65 sacke rotugh rice Clinton-Per esteambip Hotchinonn-10 paoks wool 315 bdle we hides H' bales hhlies Ir9 hales cotton C A Whitney too--l Kirkiatriok &co-3910 oacks cotton seed NO Cotton Reed Areseai ion- 8 hal s rags and pep r I oask brass and copper M Schwartz & Bro Total 910 hales cotton 390 sacks cotton seed From Galvesaon-26 bales outton 18 hh sa enrar C A Whit.niev h&o ' notal 0 bhales cotton It hhds eutar LIST O1P' VESSELS Up, Cleared and Salled for New Orleans. APRIL 21, 187I . Domestic. BORroN. Bark Geo W S~weeny, lie it..,.......id Mar 25 Foreign. LIVKRPOOL.. Rteamship Laconia. Earl....... ...aid Apt I Ship Oraoe (tllaon, Thompson .......all .,e 3 Slh H.aden Doune ...................eld Mar 1i Hark Isaah, Nordrm ...............s i I ec 21 1),ak Moderato. Molailto............d Febl 4 Iark Bingal. Lrlu ..................ld Feb 13 Hask Guls pie Q lit,. Cappelino....sld Fr b 2. Bar, Lufra, Lorn utt-en .............aid Mar 28 BIIIHTOL Bark Eamannele, Cmmaia ........sield Mar 91 W RHTI'O RT. Bark Tren DUbrovachi. Turoenovich aid Mar 10 DUBilIN Ship 8ameria, Patten .............. ld Mar 30 IIAVRK. Rhip John Watt. Debohon...s........... id Api 10 Ship France Villuanoras .............sid Mar 3 t h-p Union. Greeleaf ..............aid Mar 4 Ship Soiotl, Mitcnihl . .....il... Mar 28 Blark N mrod. (iollmlch .......... Feb 22 Bark Ia.une Selmer, Nil ..n..... ..lid Mar 10 NANTEH Bark Elios, Zar......................i d Mar 13 RORI)RAIIX. Bark Alphonseet Mario. Privat......aid Dec 3 IDUNKIRK. Bark Arno, Boppa...................eld Mar 15 HREMEN. Ship Constantla, Kenhilken........... ld Feo 17 ('A DIZ. Park (ion Kingman. Hlow.a.......... . s l Fob 20 BoSr John Prootor, Done ........... eld Mar 20 MAIAiiA, B1rk Grant.........................elrl Mar H DR. SYDNEY DAVIESON'S ARRIVAL IN NEW ORLEANS. DR. SYDNEY DAVIESON, M. R. C. M. LONDON, M. D. Glesen, Author of " Practical Observations on Nervous Debility." "Essay on Marriage." etc.. Benior Proprietor of the Missouri State Museum of Anatomy, St. Louis. Mo., Beags to inform the citizens of New Orleans and vicinity, and espoecially those who have al ready availed themselves of his services, that he has returned to the city for the season, and may be consulted, till the 81st March next, at his old rooms. Y Rampart Street, Between Canal and Customhouse. And may be consulted DAILY from 10 a. m. till 8 p. m. and from 6 till s p. m. Dr. IAVIESON. having adopted as his line of practice the treatment and cure of Nervous Diseases, Has esent years of study and research in that branch of Medical Science bearing specially on the sufferings arising from YOUTHFUL FOL LIES OR INDISCRETIONS, causing nervous rmental and physical debility, and the loss of all vitality, and his long and varied experience in the best European Hospitals, together with years of the most successful ractle e, both in Europe and America, enable him to guarantee Relief to All Sufferers who consult him. Dr. DAVIESON has been specially and remarkably successful in his Treatment by Correspondence. It is. however, desirable that at least one per. sonal interview should be had if practicable. Dr. DAVIESON especially invites the atten. tion of those who by placing themselves under the care of ignorant charlatans have only In cre'ared their sutTfferings. The physician who understands his profession and Inhelabors with in telligence to advance It in the respect of men. Is a a bnectaor to mankind and the high esti mation in which Dr. DA'VIESON is held by physicians themselves, Is proof that all who apply to him may have Implielt Faith In a Rapid and Perma nent Cure. Dr. DAVIESON'S work "Practical Observa tions." now in its lo1th edition, will be found a valuable guide., and may be had, bound in cloth price 25 cents, by addressing the author, Dr. SYDNEY DAVIEHON. No. 9 Rampart street, between Canal and Customhouse, New Orleans, or from GEOBOB ELLIS. bookseller, opposite the Postofflee. Dr. DAVIESON may be consult.id at No. I IRampart street. between Canal and OCustom house. New Orleans. up to the 31st of March, after which his address will be 1706 Olive street, St. Louis. where he has been permanently lo cated 'or many years Office hours from 10 a. m. to s p. m., and from 7 to 8 D.m. Bundays. 10 a. m till 2 . m.. only. noR am THE LOAN OFFIC.E. OTTO SCIIWANER, 1 ............Baronne street............17 Between Canal and Common., jaill1 Opposite Grunewald Hall. TS PURPLY VEGETABLE AND CAN BE Staken without fear of any injurious rersult by thte delicate as well as the robust in constitu tion. It purifies the Blood. stimula es the Liver and Kidneys, and eradicates every vestige of the above diseases. Price St 00. Sold by all I druggists. Pamphlets containing testimonials t and valuable advice sent free to any address. N. JENKINS & CO., Proorletors New Orleans, Ia., ualray &'Thaneonn Gmneral Agents. Aam WICD RIrVRI. Ie3. IIver and Texas, NIW OBLRETAB AND RIED RIVER TRBANB PORTATON OAMPANY. AND T1XA8 PA COIFIO RAILWAY AND OONNFOTIONS. Through bills of lading and through passen. ger tickets to all landings on Red River. and ali crilway stations in Texas. The best route to The followlng splendid and fast steamers 'omposing the line will leave as advertised be low: La Belle. Maria Louise, Texas 0. H. Durfee. Vol. A. P Kouns, Iotus No. a. W. J. Behan, Be,,ni, Lee. Dawn. Kate Kinney. HIlver City. FUit .HlREVEPORT JEFFER. son, Hot Springs. and all land statirns in gs on Red River and rallwai stations in Teas. FOR SHREVEPORT. Oliver llvy. M. N. Wood. master. Leaves WEDNESDAY. April 24. at p. im. No wharfboatabaraes. drayageor commisslon will be charged at mouth of Red River. Bayou Hara, or at New Orleans. In forwarding fr.lght consigned to the company by bill of lading. For freight or passage apply on board of the boats or at the office of the company No. 11 Gravier street. J01. A. AIR EN President. M. W, JOYCE Aggent. HITE & OARIN BIIITTON & EPP'LER Ja4 LOAD & MoPEAKE. Auenis. WEittL1 Uftt.,ND b OIIE PACKET. FOR GRAND EOOBIi. MONT. Romery. Alexandria, Norman's Bar. bin's and way landings-The steam. gr NEIW ART ABLE. Bichard Binnott. master Geo. Hamilton, clerk. Leaves every BATURDAY. at a p. m. Will leave as above. For freight or passage apply on board or to R. W. ADAMS. No. 21 Commernial Planc P. .--Freight consigned to wharfboat, mouth of Red river or to agents at New Orleans, for steamer Bart Able, will be forwarded free of charge. auso UiPPER COAST. SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. NEW ORLEANS AND UPPER COABT TRlI. WEEKLY PACKET. • T eFORl BEN TUIREAUD'8. WEL ham's,. and all plantation landings The steamer MAYT IDA, J. A. Rulz mater. Ed o Nloll clerk. Ieaves TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and lAT UitDAYS at to a. m. tetu nling down the coast on alternate days and in daylight. For freight or passage apply on btard or to fe24 tf W. 3. COMAUX. 2o Contl street. BUMMEIt ARRANGEMENT. Leaves ever MONDAX, WEDNESDAY and ABTUBDAY at 10 a. m. . bUb F nOR ASHLAND PLANTATION, Ascoension parish. Donaldsonville and all coast landings-The fine side-wheel passengnr steamer BELIr (In place of Blue Wking No. 8.) J. A. u,,mnstock, master. Geo. M. Woods and Chas. Dean. clerks. Will leave as above. Returning. leaves Ash land Plantation Tuesday. Thursday and Sun lay, coming down the coast In dayilght. For freight or passage appl on board or to a22l f h . ENO. 19 Conti street U1 All ftraht jellhn, !n tha APNtlm. DONA LI.MON0V "l,51R. FORDONALDSONVILLE VIA NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD. THE STEAMER &L ST. FRANCIS BELLE, William Gibson. martes, Will leave the head of Bienville street at TBso a. m. for Westwego, with passengers for alt sta. tions on the New Orleans and Texas Hlta6iarl. Returning, will arrive at 5:o0o p.m. Same boat, eon ncting with Hunday Accommodation Train will leave at s a. m.. returning same day at :4d p. m. Freight recived at the same plane up to 1:so o'clock will be delivered at its destination next morninf. ,ornh_ O.. '. PAVNR. nunrintndant. LAFPIIOtROE. SSEMI-WEEKLY BAYOU LAoURBHE AND COAST PA ET, THROUGH TO LAUREL VALLEY. e Leaves every TUESDAY at 6 v. m.. and SAT URDAY at 1o a. m. THE SPLENDID PASSENGER steamer ST. MARY Joe Dalferes. master. E. llcoll., clerk, 1 Pays particular attention to way business and t returns do n the coast every MONDAY and THURSDAY. For freight or passage apply on t board. neoll tf SEMI-WEEKLY BAYOU LAFOURCIIHE AND COAST PACKET, THROUGH TO THIBODAUX. Leaves every WEDNESDAY at 12 m. and SATURDAY at 6 p. m. l THE NEW PASSENGER STEAMER ASRUMPTION. P. A. Charlet. master N. Z. Dupuis. clerk. Pays particular attention to way business. and returning leaves Thibobaux every Thursday it and Sunday evening, coming down the coast in daylight Fridays and Mondays. For freight or passage apply on board or to B. RIVET. nor 106 Decatur street. n P. S.--Hs a clerk on the landing during the b day at the head of Bienville street to receive a freight. e SEMI-WEEKLY BAYOU LAFOUUIHE AIND OOAST PACKET. THROUGH TO THIBODAUX. Leeaves every MONDAY at 5 p. m. and FRI PAY at 10 a m. L. THE NEW PASSENGER STEAME. HENRY TETE. J. F. Aucoin master. M. H. Landry clerk. Pays particular attent'on to way business. Re turning leaves Thibodaux every Tuesday and Saturday. coming down the coast Wednesdays and Sundays in das light. For freight or pas sage apply on board or to B. RIVET. 10 Decatur street. P. S.-Has a clerk on the landing during the day at the htad of Blinville street to receive I freight. OPELOUSAN. REGULAR OPELOUSAS PACKET. Leaves every TUESDAY at a p. m. FOR WASHINGTON. OPELOU L sas, Port Barre, Simmsport, Church vile, and all landings on theo Coast. Atchafaisaa river and Bayou Courtablean--The new and light draft st"amer F NCHION. H. H. Broad master. Theo. Jobin clerk. will leave as above. For freight or passage ap 07ly on board. or to BRITTON & EPPLER, 81 Gravierstreet. R W. ADAMH. 21 Commercial Place. IIITE & CAItLIN, 4 Tehou pitoulas st. Connects at Washington with line of barges for Bayou Brutf. and with steamer Minnie at Himcrort for Bayo rties Glaii7,as. in22 tf BAYOU SARA. REGULAR SEMI-WEEKLY BAYOU SARA ANP COAST PACKET. Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 5 . m. . .. FOR BAYOU SARA WATERLOO. Hermituge. Port Hickey, Baton Rouge. Plaquemine and way land ings-The fast and splendid passenger steamer OUACHITA BELLE. (RJ resenting new boat building), John C. Llbano. master, John H. Mossop, clerk, Leaves as above, returning down the coast every MONDAY and FRIDAY. For freight or passage aptly on board or to BRITTON & EPPLER. 2 Gravier at. LORD & MOPEAKE. 46 Camp street. a*29 C. G. WAYNE, 15 Gravier streett. P.8.--The St. John havihg hte.n laid up. the OUAHRITA BELLE will attend to all of her coast business. BAYUU SARA SaEMI-WEEKLY PAOKETS. STR. GOV. ALLEN. ST. John J. Brown Master. A. Du as Master. FOA BAYOU SARA WATERLOO Hermitage. Port Hudson. Lobdell's Store, Baton Rouge. Flaquemine. and poetofflce landings Steamer Gov. Allen, Leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY at 6 D. m Every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 6 D. m. Commencing early. For freight or pasage aDplybon board or to HITE & CABLIi. INo. 4 Tchou itoulas street. JANNEY & WORK. ilal Vn. ieonvnmmnn atreet. SHIPS. FOR LIVERPOOL - THE Al FAST sailing American ship J. A. THOWSON. Captain Thompson. is now loading for the above port, and having the greater prtion of her cargo engaged, will have cuiek ispatch. For blane of fright aDpl to bAN A OW., 5!"'@ r iw at~s~ ree STAMuOATI, ROUULE CIN I NN ATI hOITB L AN NEW ORLN THE ABOVE ETEAME OE aeeasve :A Will leave New Orleans ever'T ES DAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY oonneeting with all railroads and packet lines running out from CiOncinnati giving througi. bills of lading to all points. For through ratee and all Information ap v( to O. G. WAYNE. Agent, oo02 lee Gravier street. Leaves TUESDAY ApVril 2:. t S. m. FOR OINCINNATI, OUIISVILLE. EVANS ville, Henderson. Shawneetown, Paducah, Cairo, Memphis. and all Intermediate polnts-Th. steamer GOLDEN CROWN, W. P. Walker. master, Euu. Mhinkle. clerk. will leave as atve. For frelgat or passag' apply on board or to C. O. WAYNE, 106 Oravinr street. mh.3 J.F. DOUG LASH, 106 Gravier strreet Passengers ticketed through to all Eastern eitlils t re.',eo.d rat-4 La vie a I'I 1U LLDAY.. i. IeIt, ta 0. u, FOR CINCINNATI. LOUISVILIE. EV INS villa, H ndeor son, Hhawn, et wn, Padue Ih.Oal r,. Memphis and all Intermediato points-The steamer A. C. DONNALLY, II. U. Hart, mast r. Ed. I,,nnally, clerk. will laveo as a,,ve. For fhelght or passage apply on b'mrd +,r to C. G. WAYNE t0o O(ravler street. J. F. DOUOLAkH, irl; (ravier street. Paaseng.rs ticket ,d througu to all Eastern cities at reduced rates. avp2 Leaves MOND tY. April 2., st p. m. FOR LOUI VLLLE, EVANR ville. Henderson, nhawne.-lown, Padlucah. Cairo, Mernmphis. VOicks burg. Natihez and all Intermn dllate points - The mainifluent passenger steamer KATIE, J. M. White. master. will leave as above. For freight or passage apply on board or to JANNEY &e WOIIK. aplo No. 106 Common street. ST. LOUIS. HOUNTZ INEP. St. Louis and New Orleans Packets. STEAMERS. J. R. I. KF.5 LOR. N. C. T4APIE R, s. O. 'TANARID, MOLLIE MooRE,. FOIL ST. LOUI4. CAIRO, MEM phis and the Bonds Steamer i. C. YAEGER, I. C. Van ilook, master. Leaves TUESDAY. April 23, at a v. m. MOLLIE MOORE L. J. Allen, master. Leaves FRITDAY. April 2. at r, p. m. The above steamers will pay p 'rtic.lar atten tion to all hbrlnies intrusted to them. J. T. BUIRDEAU. Agt., 3s Natchez street. api tf VICK. RIU .,EENVILLE 4ND RENDS. UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET. Leaves every TUESI ,AY ats p. m. S FOR VICKHBURG, NATOHEZ Davis' Bend and Intermediate land Inga--T nsteamer ROBERT K. LEE. William (Captoll, master. A. McVaR clerk leaves as above, connecting at Vicksburg with Parlsot's Line for all points on the Yazoo, Sun flower. Deer Creek and Tallanhnthie. C. H. WAYNE. JANNEY & WORK, HITE & CARLIN. Agenta. Will give through bills of lading to Trenton. Monroe, and all stations on the Vicksburg, Shreveaort and Texas Railroad via Delta. La. W. B. BROCRET', Agent. de. its Magazine street. FOR OREENVILLE. VTOKSBURG AND THE Leaves every T ItDAY at $ p. m. SFOR GREENVILLE, VICKSBURG and the Bends-The fine and fast passearnger oakr FRANK PARDOUD, J. M. White master. Curt. tHolmes clerk. connecting at Vicksburg with Parisott's Line for all points on Yazoo and Tallahatchie rive: s. Boat reserves the right to pass all landings that the captain maj deem unsafe. JANNEY & WORK. R. W. ADAMS. Through bills lading given to Trenton. Mon. roe and all stations on Vicksburg. Bhreveport and Texas Railroad via Delta. W. B RROCKETT, oct as Magazine street. SATURDAY VICK BURot UNITED $TATEB MAIL PACKET, Leaves every SATURDAY. iD. m SFOR VICKSBURG, DAYVS' BEND Natchez and all intermediate land. ilngs-The passenger packet NA rvu rnH. T. P. Leathers masts: J.F. Muse clerk connecting at Vicksburg with the Parisot Line for Yazoo. Tallahatchie and Sunflower rivers and with Anchor Line for Memphis. Cairo and St. Loubis. This boat reserves the right to pass all land. In s that the Captain may conslaer unsafe. For freight or passage apply a board, or to JANNEY & WORK. t06 Common street HITE & CARLIN. 4 Tchoupitoulas st. Will give throug'ý bills of lading to Trenton Monroe and all stations on Vicksburg, Shreve port and Texas Railroad, via Delta. La. W. B. BBOCKETT, Agent, _ my sa Magazine street. BAYOU MACON AND TENaAS. REGULAR BAYOU MACON AND TENSAB PACKET. SFOR FLOYD. DELHI. WARSAW, Croekett's Point. Upper and Lower Tensas and all way landing--The light draft p', aenger ,te- mers W. J. POITEV.NT, J. B. Sullivan. master, Will leave ----. ---, at 5 D. m. TENMA, L. V. Cooley. master. Leaves SATURDAY, May 4. at 5 p. m. Paying particular attontion to all way ano plantatlon freights. For freight or passage ap ply on board or to BRI I'TON & EPPLER, 52 Gravier street. HITE & CARLIN 4 Tchoupitoulas st. LORD & MoPEAlIE. 46 Camp street. nO4 tf BAY st'. LOUlA. FOR BAY ST. LOUIS AND PA84 CHRISTIAN Pwa. A- ....... ... .... . ants ,y THE NEW AND ELEGANT LOW pressure r do-wheel steuamer NEW CAMELIA, Capt. William Hanover. will commenon hor regular trite to the above placn on WEDNESDAY. April 24. leavin, the Lako End City .tilrrail EVERY WEI)NEI)AY, on arrival of tb,, 8 a. m. train, and returnlng tha SAME EVENING In time for the 9 p. m. train to the cltv. Froluht will he raenlcvd at her landing. N-w IlBs in. Julia strt Lidl. hoar Magnolia bridga, on ,vary TUriSDAY. For: rate, of frelghtand further partleulars, apply to C. M. HORTI4 Agent. No. 20 Unlon street. The above trips will h, riuularly mrndt unlH s pri'vrnte.l by hit wiather o? r iiow water tl tf STEAMSHIPS. FOIL HAVANA AND KEY WEST. UNITED STATES MAIL LINE. LEAVING EVERY WEEK The first-class steamshin EMILY B. OUB'DER, S. E. Foote. commander. will leave wharf foot o, t Ulioii sKt re.t, TUESDAY, April 23, at 8 p. m. Passage rates to Htavana. iHs; Azxurelen tit k eta, soo. Passage rates to Jacksonville, te, including state rooms and meals. Through bills of lading issued to all Dolnts in Florida. For Freight or passage apply to L K. BOBEIT8 120 Common street, Over Louisiana National Bank The steamship ------ - follow. nn the - - - ,Ooe +. REMEMBER, 192 CANAL STREET. THE EUROPEAN DENTISTS ABE TH] - only dentists In this city doing work on the European plan. They will come to our resl nce and fi your teeth nle Silver on OaIt nIety n to I STUAMImPU. IOIUGAN LINE U. S. MAIL STRAIIMIFP. The following low-Dressure Iron Steaashlui corm thesel nesr 'iARLAN to. HARRIS. W. Un flORGAN', J(IEPHINE ST, IURMH WHITNEY W H ,Plln fromm Morgan CiM, in connestion w oran Louisiana and Texas Railroad. ]Fa nldanola. vr ia, iom ian dY . rteamor leavtn r orgpan City SATURDAY. TUESDAY. THURSA.. Connect ads. 'rantrrig there to .Steamer CITY V O8 FOLK both freight and passengers Through bills lading signed to hoa o all olints beyond on the Houstn and t 'eltrJ aend a. a. ed 8. A. R. R., Internoas. mnd Great Northern Railroad. and NW Ol mln Texas Railroad, via .linton. and th rransvortatlon Oompanym, Freieht ch arged as per n. card rate. an Antonio frehts reoeivei and forwrs +ia Clinton and Galveston. lHouton and aea y tntonin alilway. P er Eirasesflans eat via liQle veston The iron steamer L .. HAMRIS Will leave Morgan City No corn received without orders. Llhterage at Brasme Santiago at risk sad oense of oonsl neese Freigaht received for and bills l.dinr ddasd ,nly to Brownsville, via Rio Grande aiill as per new tariff, less 26 Der cent. Freight atyable in gold. of feor orepus Cfhristl Pullton I = 8t. Mary'se . via Galveston and Rlebe port-The iron steamer ARA NTESAS, Will leave Morgan COty on Lighterage 10 Corpus Christi (If any) at nd aexpeiTEPoa o o ~ sigees. Freight for St. MarNY and Fulton lnded 1 Rookport. F.relht for all the above polnt SreMeld d a~ .xevon Morgan s Lo.sieana and Texes toSig@ foot of ifayetrte street. daily. until p. m. PASSENGER AND MAIL ROUTEL Oer Galve.tton o neston and Inrdiasna Passengers take Rallroad erryboa foot I Ann street, at e:x0 a. m.. reachi n oIor x a at 12:96 n. m., there .nonnectir with steamegs Jfl4IPET 4R on MONDAY. ST. MARY on TUEDAMY. WHITNI'y on WEIRI1tDAY. IHUTCHINSON on THURSDAY. Jf)MLPHINE on FtheIlAY T. MAItY on SATURDI. WHITNEY on MONDAY. First lass fare to Shreveport $24 7-TN S hours. xclurslon tickets for the round trip to anl veeton and return. good for thlrty days. Is, d at $21. Tickets and staterooms secured until I. p.I ,lall (Sundays excepted), at Agent's OAoe, o ,he )erry Landing., on mornin of dea Through tickeRts will be Issud from ths to the prlnc al Doints on the Houston entral Railroad. on the Internatioal reat Northern Bailroad. and Texas nd Railroad. 0. A. WHITNEY t ao.. Aentts. lel ly Corner Magazine andNatchbes MORGAN'S NEW YORK LINE STEAMSEII. SThe followitng Al Iron Stesansm form th I line LONE STAR. MORA The Iron Bteamship AL lERIS, TUESDAY. Aprll 2,. INSURANCE TO NEW YORE X. Freight for the above port received at the d of Morgan's Louisiana and Texas Railroad. d of Lafayette street deaily until $ . n. For freight appll to oHAR. A. WHITNEY & 00., Agents. ellet ly COr. Natcher and M azRine streetL WRRllio . NORTH GERMAN LLOYD. BTEAM BETWEEN BBEMEN AND NEW.'O LEANS. VIA HAVBE, SOUTH. AMPTON AND HAVANA. The steamships of the North Aee man Llod will resume their Begular Trhs. as follows: Prom Bremen. From New NURNBERGT. March 20o hout April 2 HANNOVER. - - Middle of May, BRAUNSCH WEIG, April 17. about May ., These steamers touch outward at javrea -avana, and on their home trip at Hv anI Bouthampton. PBIOEB OF PASSAGE: From Bremen. Southampton or Havr to vana or New Orleans--Cbin, $16o (mold):t rt.' 6 (gold) From New Orleans to Southampton, Havre . Bremen-Cairn, .ma (gold); Steerage 1 (oi From New Orleans to Havana-b-abin.g (gold); Steerage, $18 (gold). Children under ten rears, half pries; ch.. dren under one year. free. EXCURNION To the Paris Exhlbltlin. Reduced Rates for First Cabin 0nly. From New Orleans to Paris and back to Ne Orloans by a steamer of this line. (old) Sgo. From New Orleans to Paris and back to lt/ York by a steamer of this line. (told) 30o,. From New Orleans to Paris and back to BatS.. mor hby a steamer of this Ilno, (gold) h210 Tickets of the last named class (BaltimoteI are good only to Ontobhr 31. 1878. The company reserves the rnght to chpnnethl route of the steamers, their advertised days O departure and the prices of aassage. Passage tickets from Bremen. Btmthsm or Havre to New Orleans iasuedb the guie si ned. rurther artcula app t EoD.. ED TOCKMEYB & CO., AgHent. ansl I' 42 Union street, LIV ERRPOOL. LIVERPOOL MOUTIIBRN . s. LINE. Tons. Commanders, LICE ...............1250.....J. Gore. (;HANCELLORB.....2060..... .O, Reynold. CHRYBOLITE .............Jns. COGNAC... ....aa... io....W. Aiken. COMMANDER ....... 1 Bo...... . Ellis. OARDOVA ........1417...... W. Lang,. COUNCELLOB.......2cr, ...... W. Tutton. DIHCOVERER........2x5, ..... B It. Williamsoi EXPLOITER.. ..:. :..,n0......W. Jackson. FIRE QUEEN........11......Williams. GLADIATOI .... ..l)....L. Jones. HISTORIAN .... .... 180......W. Wallace, LEGISLATOR. ...... 2150..... T. Burley. MEDIA TOR..........2010......J. Hanner. OIRATO IOI... ........1312 .....J. Corbishley. OBERON ..........lz..1....J. Campreil. HTATESMAN........ 1sso......W. lnghes. VANGUARD. .........w16.....-- Valiant WARRIOR ...........122r....W. L. Jones. The stparn.hI COMMAN.IEIR, Ell s. Commander, will sall on or about -- -.1878. from be wharf, foot of Esplanade street. Will recetve cotton and sign through bills - lading for the Continent, between Havre - Crouetadt. These steamships, belng of light draft];wi cross the tbar of the MLssisslppDi at all time without detention. For freight apply to, DECAN & 00.. del ly 89 Carondelet street. BERRA LINE OF STEAMHBIPB BETWU NEW ORLEANS AND LIVERPOOL. DIEGO ............ 168 tons .... Cart. O sana n. G UILLERBMO....122 tons .... Capt. Echevaysl PEDERICO.... ... 12 tons.... Capt. Bidche. PEDRO............. s tns. LCapt. Mungiol GAROLINA ......4 tons.... oapt Biestra. GRACIA .... ..... 9w tons.... Cat. Arlzuma. RITA............ 869 tons.... Capt. arteg. JUANA.... ........ 757 tons...at. Gastanaýq The above Dowerfully built steamships enter the New Orleans and Liverpool trade fnr Ing the coming talL Will receive ottonl M iign throh b of ladng to ane noms of t-. Continent of .urope. The steamship RITA4 wll sail froa wharf A2 0011r~q