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Thel united Statesmail steamer Cresoent cdity,
atiJ., J~ McGowan, arrived at this port last
in"o g from NewYork, eo Havana, bringing
one hndraed and slevantyuix paraa engrand the
alfornia maul, withastefrm.+ S.ai raneloseo
to e first _inst, and e frm ndoe otrU to the
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in' Hptvaan vati tsiw wa nothing of peculiar
llaterest eonorg. Thsweather on the Island
Wbsdelghtfiily moid and agreeable.
"'haleig} City saal«t from Havana for New
Trk,kat 1ml. e the 23d.
i .teaimejip Aloonstsled from Havana for As
p1'5al; wttb NewOrleans mails and passengers,
`adi t8OA tofthe24th.
tesuta rtBurprlos, Captain Wakteman, four
>eo from MewYork., had arrived at Panams
oniprlway to an. Franieso.o All wellon board.
:ahieais aH valtna, thietieecenat ityhs
experiecd thrng nItietrlY and. north-west
4f olº yespaieilhytheavytl hed.esea.
p tl >ient t received lrbon, liu-.
is lsbythi.,aentv tw inelMk'tte to the ondtost
oth Waies os°t Sind*tch .Islands.
St ries t lu : dh'a conmmuuttoln n of
lthgeu. . lt and a°huluve anti-American
the i.enon elabl ,.by the,allnged authority
e.'ty i e1. 6 5 . h roet, to which statement
`,+a c rius iie lvm ytie i :e pnoe of 1 three
ritlsh, war ue ral. W e append tha Minister's
. +otfe Yam- MbihUlip-he the poesatatire or
H~er aj.stwys Gavernment, .Iae sogth tehis
tatory tw lay beaes your Mejoty tee sesimente at
iy Oeutemei e it y regurdto your Majesty's overegity.t
_ theynlet of hel anexaneea of thbene sands to the
UedStatees i a matter of dmal conversattons tH
to;auadttlsbeotodtat atreatyo e t t orse mtof
t~Pe.m .ti jeta that ljeit Thes ruamors, takenl n
ui weo.elie i artiles pubshed io
sh i lltfrqa rt tb l o.dreserve ard weat of
feh ee.thepartot your t.ist 's Minhister of mor
ol.gla ttsstowardt ryefe apone me the ne-i
eetye fho l. oiro tlnaudledeto aseertain Ifpossible,
Brun yer'st j t itf. y ehabei o wereokd mpy wth eon
hliprsd ldllm, (d_ tth.1 tiO myeasgons whynosuh wtJ et e,
withou lJ. ekaooush hseajepoe
'haut or obe easieobuede without a vilsatlo good
e`~o toifwtfl. imyl Govgnen t f&dstot ai.
m rs.it"dp f rioe heuaunoea ndouppr that tee
el• .I~reehltl·illtnde rp. noheeiieeo
pet jes of Iehxettbtito .Posed States has received
from high eflla reactiooaries at Honluslu, which hoe
le Ulitas riae isunsteis exitemeot amont g British reai.
sotat. Ieomell ite ttmy duty to remind ye. thatre the
rtb etered l Iao t with the Sawioh Isese by Goneat
Srlno aed'bused ni the expleres onditls. that your
Mesty, o yur heiv.aadeest os bour am jendto extend,et
atlulmes tst itloh subjects the earnsadveotagos sod
I..ten upsy bhgreotod to eltiszos of the most is
dtt t ad that the Joot Declaratioe of tegland
had` oBias, of tiheSltth of Nporerer,eOd woa founoletd
upo- ths dweare ryor dre l estat your mjeote was to
yo u atsnpe h n edepeodeot State. I hbeg,
thteih q eo t yor Meestty, is the aunme of my
oenmet, that y attemptn to nases the Sanodwdoh
-sd" (1i 1he-Ut aotedl$tatswculd he In contraveotion of
.m pettugireaty, sod acci de1 be looked upon with In
duftre.as. by the British Govermuentt I wooidforrther
tse.ve iteto Monarsch whatever he a righst to aienoatel
hime kagddkSeaesvtl ofto anego-tatlo withr that oiew,
withoutb the edoe .oreoeehte h i tedople.
T eapsaot'.heeeo thaet your Majesty voeld foru me no
meat earUtai. seekn a oshemt, without an ovoisio uotit
otio to twhae' Britih ovetrmeet of a desire to alienhat
ear oeorvllity-insd that of the kingdom. Aod I feoel
botad o tc~t lbr~dtho pe~ojt, galtes op by Aimenf
a robust saa proprietors and gother o itieeen of
the UDniteMBh.ietsaot bein eo~aotloned by the Hawaiia
Caontltutiotn osdtriate stipuhations
( asllu h the. · rpmo ma pr.ve utnfoundd and that
+lou mr/.je may mr ntat.ne yoindt.lndence recog lxed
by lbs whole wo.nd and geurontead by oglrand and
es.-nswho am now tn oieser tie[sor than whon that
guarantee was given! But should your Majesty stil de
Mon to tranoser the overesignly of your eIlnods there are
ldsL and hogot .seeso why a elomer counnection with
roeat Brital should be prefarred to that of any Other
nlte. ething could h more fatl to the fttr happi
suM and wier.i of yoer MstyB aod your peouple than
lraq od.iseateon tothe Uniteoltdtes, asd I cannot giye ty
teeos egainst mobu a project more fotly thea Ihave
dees a moeraodnm I prepared omem month inIoe to
oshmeit tyoou Majesty ond Ohlhf. fHm GOso. Mrnead
a paperai edh wh ad drne ouplo glllsh, asd Judce
la.obet." v eigpres.t as GeP., M'o lotepreter, read the
tawillas erebra..
This paper delare that the effect of annexation would
.to mao slaves of the atine-that slavery to reog
nolud by the Coosttuteioo of the Unted Slates. sod that
oil pesroo or dart coloram laleto be soid into olaveryw
that ulvee from their .olr mould not enjo yoltlenhip
oin the Uoitd.Statoe, Sd that no treaty proveon to that
fft wonmdist be rntognsled by rthe Aerican people. That
therein st, disttstlona Is meals the United State--no
titlesof oblllty--ando e n that the g d Chiefs would
icethheir racand postionl ad ho despised son aconot of
their-color. That the institutions of the United Slate,
weeda d wembriltnk a ld c orrptiog and destroyd the
apeuli t fs Uoa. life. That them was o e a orsl prlty
w totieailn esa , popey. Hotathe toee Xafom
(Aduthe ry lawit murtder', te )
loes. IM stationed byroad.lg iegtraplie d]spahee
sot eoal.ieas of the NewYor ueramd and Tytbau of
Jl e nte Itoelrateo to nexation-refrresdto the State
of eliloheasuraaaeteplsaf Its to effeotenisfasueatio
yuouprestodllswa ise Oaetlitna. I wder Mexosto role
mthappy asie et eeataedipbaltlgi a eountry rich and
lovely la " =-=em-osesa lre thrsa eirnatre.
t vm doors.
aBat ba haaeseseevr spit of their dream "-in
Arn evil hur, Meto.alieylnl to the nacessity of the
amou aioded.ilfoisula to the Uoiated Stales, and by the
treaty of es nprovided fr the presotion of the I lrs
and prperty of subh Ietoans as should remain n the
ountry Anid what was the resulti Cslilrorla ot once
beeame the rendovdsa for oet-throato, thleves, tlibustkee
andligwleaa Ie, and thapaur Mexlans were robbebod
their hrao, had their `e.dl token from them, and io
'moy nstiande fur-imply protoeting their propertly they
were eatenlysisd eraety amurdred. Thetreatysiigea.
0on to MprotctIthem w.a dsregarded, and the boasted
powerof ttbUniety diales was trapepId aude rfoot, so
ofe)w oe luobUngd, property coat t n d ·pand the boawls
ol&eaud jlaol pieoen the lawof the land. Th falew
petrlfeutcae ILlbrlhoabo ame mesumenta uotofthswia.
dam d their oad ur the p r to eufoore them hot so,
llvng witOns so of the vlatlou of the plightd inth of a
tr1ot1obll gatlon. Tbs country has not improved simce
In metls-the prlulongpreessnd eehohooo have filled
Steslre missionO-a Pforn i hoas aw ,thate anor en.
Owes, and disorder, wild riotatsd crime 0tll pervade the
weamulty mon are hungs open day without the forme
ofalaw, aeod them isas beor four person or property
withOin h border. oovy paperM that reohese i from
them team with murder,esqattereriots, sd lawlrese ts.
[Hen ooo. M. roatd sae ew o papur e rerms It
ThesUeethem seoaes lthat your Majesty mat ontem
plate as the reoolt of tsuneatio theso oueth trals that
your psopteill he onijeoted to. I wold not or 'drewr
tne ptt till hot rlmes amU as1 that esan lif the reiln
o fth he lnumrnss thsreompatfyeu peo de tpgthord
around some Maro uirf, dlveted of his landqa redtoed
to hlegrysod want, witho, a he Oorreys the nrte sod
dvesttinlo that sursouate hima wand vie the beatifot
iladacape that eurtmead the ee of his a.rns, yelds
up beslpirit·antiwithlelast breah njjaih furu hie
hole. d H.e rdI.. ead a onurm uon thaM. who hoiraed
bortosut
The rdlaw snof s pdigaltesd the Eng~lish Colonial Ss
tem has ro aly beesa emo.ed Ins pehts addeu
top?~~-,e.l Th ewfprtmtsenlturewa~sagwetasd estotary
000 o that hepl uip the essoney diwotloti in atet.
ty-tlslpo.ollure e banldainame. of soci l lfe rActs
the tioloelal iytaw treat seersny asnated ft tuow
sot Otw reasont me that it is so admi-by adapted
to the e .sditlen of them sandel I h.vens nodrfO to
mob- It o mUds o l at my h rals. In those dorpoid
wouleosl slravry ir not tOirted, sod thee is as disalee
Mlono o estr. Ttlesof nobility vst, and your Mejosty
suet Chirmtftold reno younr mob sad peel los, sod ror
_uboote would enjoy al t oth prud privlege of British
On eiste, should thes tolads heseme a British oeoy.
Idoet bow that Sod desiresoU h a.rwt usti I
bare os isrtetrectesse that oubjet,aond mesroly (tomttse
lisa odmatogasthat migiht secru to your tiogdom from
easho esoescles.
.oader th crumlalat c hetoa hogthat yora
ety c._t tote at tin es the s t ofy. your Ieety'
eveeilgty, Wi suhe time sa eon reestee luatreotinon
fres oyo wera remet.
twegest thsnsoemlty that semptei em to shends te tho
endrofo pose Maesty's Mtleurtef lerelga Salaliose.
Pslnmzoety aI. a.wytis, to troe of dlaapprebslloo,
diesgeQlrneaht duty. Iostolve hsmouths
Noeac* toseooie withlh th le Oemmbmtoour or leases, 1
hadt heesal a priests andlenow withyesu Uanjety te
ereatha jotaloteslof the aqopeesowtiwoo Beg
leoamdnsssab·dthseassuetor Mr. wy~lt. wao meat
,stswlary, beast seipl~ePPid Mr.Senraue, 11.5.
Ossibne ith a sopy 01 e peotet'best pebised
abeplrad m reoddur. Aaep p beog~iF
wasr ~ sealoa ptt t Obewrdr yh
tplil~bD M he jaist pmrst whish waseta
stgno~DforyeuY~gr~esey'erabee Thsatli~steo ma
etnetesol He leitsah Mtoajesty's gucacmsot is ot
morase by that frsatoes sos sander thtebould oher
esteelecthe Iinhfareescmaht'e finl pei~ sin. It
leamletevtso to year Metisey's goveprasm thai so
eauskrretlartieor h Department ofForin~ Islesi is
tote ·9mg~ a jwdstm~ood opub
rXlestasmtht lepeteo thovweld be tesha
I ,OPI Majnty iwth~edtmU ithw 1w hisk yw
thSIewembr~lae, aswtethe .5.51 that asitbor orest
mlaibs sa leases rwol sate pemeisaor them
Idsu*dii Sp~auetsotestooU ntel. It was madea
IiSeklvsCh fepsltorrt beth bath made bstile despos
s~O~auaJrt~tsllmfars mota sar, as l te agagumt,
asithar was ~kambas InI This delorionr alone
wlt0bhe· 5yne~sg 505 ewnar*d: is ISS-eo
Blhre (a M loeslhe e beh aterocupyitogeetusr
aesjftV isMnoi llee the d4
is * pub d as follows in the Poelpl
it e, t Podlp*eia is the government organ.
On Monday, the 18th, H. B. MsJetY's Consual Gea.
eral made to the King in t praen of tho Privy Coun
cil, in the Una ofbthe B.tsthe Goverto snat, a tong vbarl
communioation, to hear whish 1 o'loask on the th oinst.
had been appointed. The Consl General wasu seom
panted by rGo. M. Roberton as his Interprote.. At the
end of the Interetw, which lsted an hour and a quarter,
it.essed aletMjerty to reoly to the following ffet:
I thaeb har what yo h ea said to me, in te name
of your Government, I sa notoea n thurath rsI a h eelty
understood It all. But, oe a oonetde a t rfte eh I may
be able to recolect it. i wold prefer that,on allmatter
whib eslate to Imy Soverelgnty. lb whish my ohioef and
people hawe a deep inteket, osmmunniatlons should he
made in writing, o ea a preveno mlsunderaondings and
mistakese either by me o them.'
The Sanidwch Islands Pomoesan, having published
Savermal eracts from the Kingston (famales) papersoon
eeroing the United States, Greytowfa aUd Great Brltatn
highly etogaory to the formerl-we ddresed by Com.
B OWy, as follows:
U. 8. SureSr, M. A o,
HOooLcLUs, 8. I, September le. 1893.
Si : I observe in your paper, the PplIestan, of thin
date, an article which orlginally ppeared in a British
paper published at ringsnto, Jamaica, flled with ran
eoroue hatred, which c haeactlerers a portion of the
British press towards the government and people of the
United rtater.
As the article Is published without comment on your
part. and may mislead some of your reader, I beg to en
qcire whether It Is your intention to endorse the charges
thereio rontained against Capt. Holllns of the Cyas , and
the people of the United Statoes
I pronounce the whole article of the Jamalca paper a
tsne of falsehood. Captain Hoellos I personally knoon
to me, and a more gallnt, hoborable, bigh-minded.
straightforward oicer does not serve in the navy of any
country.
The charge of ltonlcation is grossly false, as Captain
Hollins isnotaddlettdo to the habit. The chastisemsent
which he gavr to the filibusters at eretown, I have no
doubt was in strict eomplie with orders from the U. S.
GoveLrnment aod flly deserved.
I am respectfully, your obedlent 'rvaut.
T. BaILY, COrn. U. m. Navy.
B. O" Hall, Eaq., Editor Polynesian.
The U ". Commeiaoner, HIon. D. L. Gregg, aneo ad
tdemed a letter to the editor of the Polynesurn, cssled
forth by the same publleaion to which Capt. Baily alludes :
The Poly.nia n,after publishng the letter, adds that in
"the allowing he o rtle s to appear in the Polynesian, we
hid no other motive thn to afford onr readers a hearty
laugh at on explosion of gasous o .mass as one of
Puuoh's eqlbe, or Mrs. ParttngOon's dollesris."
The Son FSencoo Herald hasthe following eooerning
thebs ease of English ittorferanMce at the Sandwich Is
1toads:
-y the later adviee from the Sandwich slands, we
ha. the anonnement of the arlval of the Brltiah Mg.
ite Amphyitrteo, the British aloop-ofwa Trleoman e, and
the French Coreotte I.'Artemhe at Honolulu, on the 11th
ainsant. We were recently Informed that three British
mne-wu.r, the Amphytpt., the Battleanake, and the
Trincomalee, hadbeen ordered to Honolul as a material
fore demonstration, in snupport of the presumptions and
ridiculous threats of a protest by Consul Geneal Millar
against the annexation of the ElandstothUnited States.
That superanuated official probably expeted, by the pres
nce eof so large a number of British gns n the harbor
of Honolulu, to afford aid and omfort to those of the nu
five population who by his fees and insidious mlsrepre
sentations should ha*bhecome ufficently disaffected to
Swdsthe ooreamalrt poli of a unio winth the Amsri
r au BRepublic to crate a r evolution, nd to intimidate at
least. if not dthrone the King. How he has succeedrd
in this disgraceful intrigae. is sunclently apparent from
the condition of affairs at the Islands.
80 far from any favor being exhibited towards thn
Tehemes of foreign intoribrenem. the conreo of Consul
iller has onely arousd the utmost distrust and hatred
among the Hawaflans. Had the projsoet of annexatiou
been les advanced, its consummation would have thereby
I been more spseedy and certain. His folly and. inompe
tenocy would not oall for aony furtber notice, but from the
oiroumsetaooe oa French vessel of war uriving at Hono
loin, which may indloate that the monstrous alliance of
I Frances and England has eoneivsed the purposeo of bring
lsg Its iflsnaeeo to operate against the growth of repub
t ican institntlions on the Pacific. The prsence of the
I French Slet in our waters has produced a reciprocal maol
fstaticon of natloal cordiality, resulting from cherished
I reeollotions, and dieregarding an unnatural conjunction
with our worst enemy in a cause with which we have no
sympathy.
That lli feeling engendered by theb recent acts of the
French Consulat this point. has also beenadjourned at
least in respectto the oeaslon. We were advised, more
dyber, that Admiral Des Pointes had no orders in regard to
any movement in common with the British at the Sand
wich Islands, and we are unwillng to bolieve that the
visit of the Arthmeso has aught to do with the proposed
interference of General Miller. BRepublioan liberty musot
be let alone in its legitimate progress, however much the
despots of Europe dread the contagion of example in this
Western World.
The examination of Hamilton Bowie on the
charge of carrying away hoobs, papers ant warrants from
the City Treasurer's Office, was being conducted in Ban
Franeisco, and ccupiesa slarge space in the city papers.
It was not completed when the steamer left.
A Chinese chapel is being erected in Sacra
GaS WoeKS IN SACItAEENTO.-The celebra
tion of breaking ground for the construction of gas
worksb in aoramento, took pelace on the 24th. An ad
dress was dehvered by the Mayor. Champagne followed.
A Sturgeon was caught a short distance be
low Stockton, on the 22d. aod exhiblted on the laver.
which weighed three hundred and fity-four pounds, and
measured nine feet eight inches In length.
James B. Ellis, of Gold Cannon, was instantly
killed by the acideutal discharge of a rifle which be was
taking from a wagon.
WELLSe ON THE DESERT.--The Sacramento
Union refers to a reosoiutio passed by the last Legislatures,
requesting our representetves In Congress to obtain an
appropriation for trhe construction of wells on the HUm
boldt Desert. It is said that out of 8839 cattle, which
wore driven by the Beckwith route this seasou, only 1910
t reachsd the State alive. most of the loss being naused by
the akibaline waters on the Desert.
SICIDEo IN STOCKTOx,-The Stockton Argue
s ys that on the eveniog of the 23d aman amed Weeks.
formerly of St. Louis, Me., shot himself with a double.
barrelled gun, durinog a temporary fit of inosanlty. His
wife, who wos away from the house, returned to find her
i hnsband lying dead upon the floor. He wasn about forty
years of age.
Henry Loerick, a young German, was mur
derd at Millrerton, in Marposa county, by a man cmed
Sinclair. on the 18th lonst. The parties had some words,
and gaclsir procured a rifle and shot his vlctim dead.
ExTItaAuGANT.-Two apples and a pear were
Srold in Sn rancisco fo: 'he extraordinary price of $30.
The apples weighed rspeclvely 2% and 23t pounds, and
thea pear 1% pounds.
The brig Noble, which was present in Petro
polawski at the time of the engagement between the Rulo
toarsund the Allied teat, was daily expected to arrive,
with later news from the Russian settlesmets.
BIoG Lnu.--The Sacramento Union says that
about ten days ago a miner named Meech found a soiid
lump of gold In Winter's tavine, on PFeathar R!ver, which
weighed sixteen pounds. It was pure, and discovered but
four feet below tha surface. The lucky fluder still con
tianues working his claim with the company.
FUNEBAL OBSadQIEs OF Cooar RTlotio tr.
The Bomaon Catholic Ohspel, os Vallejo streetl, was filled
with spectators on the 26th, to witness the interestlng
coremony of respect to the memory of Count taosueet
Boulbon. Iigh mesa forthe dead was celebrated with the
Usal pomp and splendor. The ceremony was exceed
Ingly solemn and interesting, and coanclded with a
eulogy, in Frenah, which was exceedingly appropriate to
the occasion.
The Russian ship Sitka, the prize taken by
the lrltish frigate President, has arrived in Son brs'nclsoo
as the prise taken oil Petropnouashi, bound to litk. theo
is In charge of an officer from the President.
H. B. M.'s war steamer Virago and H. B. Mi's
frigate Pique arrived at San Prancisco on the 28th of O.c
tober after a psaeg.g of six days from Vancouver'o Island.
H. B. M.'s fridata President arrived st the same port on
tho 31et. The Plovor, one of Her B. M.'s vemssels snt ia
search of tir John Frantlin arrived during the week.
The U. S. steam frigate Susquehanna, with
Mr. MoLIne, the U.S. Commionloner, on board, areried
at Hoong Kong on the Ith of August.
The commander of the French sqadron, Ad
sisi Dee Polntos, visted ieneral Wool on Thursday,
and wsrcOivsd h that officer and his staff at the Ori
REPORTED LOis OF A ME~XION Win VEltEL..
A rorrespondent of tbs Leader says, that a mao had ar
rited at la Pea who reported that hc was the only eurvi
vor from the wrest of the Mexaian man-of-war Santa
Anon, which essmel. with twenoty*-te soidi'rs aod offcero
on board, wu lost off the Island of ntaa Cerus, in a a. b.
gale. oe said that he cluong ta hen-cop,aadhby thi
means h was aved. The banta Anna was os her way o
La Poo, from which plaooshe had beeo sent to isaoc.om.
by the Goveoorn of Lower California, to salsoe Gion. annoi
on his victory ovsr the Preech, when she was overtahen
by a I. E. gale aud immediately went to the bottom.
Inthmua.
The P. 5. N. Co.'e steamer Santiago arrived
at Panama on the 4th with the semi-mounthly mail from
Chili, Pern and Ecuador, bringing wise g8et,000 in gold
There is no political newo in Chili. A new
treaty has been aegotiated with England. Pern and
Iceudor have osncpLed the offored mediation of Chill is
the settlement of their diflitatieo. A Legatlon is to he
sent to the United Stoles.
A wein of gold has been discovered in the
streets of Santigeo In tho Cerro dse ta Lucla, in the
wery oente of the city.
H. B. M. steamer Dido arrived on the 11th
froma erue. The Precnh rorvette Avsnturc soiled on
the 7th foree Casl and Mquesas.
In Peru it appebru that the Goternment
ioea, led by President EMhlniqae, have boon oer
matohed hy Ore. Castite The President had etreated
to lsima nd when hi retura was made knows greatt ir
ostisfastios was malfestad, and rowds gathered is the
abetse oheatog fe Catilla. The troops were raUed out.
and gaods plaed over the plame aud other puhile buildl
Is. arloas rvoatatioay prorlarnaoone and planarde
wre publihed,ond to a few tnlesoe the people and the
oldieom came into eolluO Private advioes state that
eIa orlght weren lled on both aides. AU bholneas wa
aelnpaded, and thosntoresand nhops elued.
In Callao the popular feeling in favor of Gas
tilia was cony apparent.
Private advises inform ns that at the moment
of the lamor' leaving Celao, Cotilul was wery ner
-Lins, if uent otetlly in the riy. It appoaerseertain that
Eonlgn sse ia en his lst loge; that he has not the
osurape to ncat Cotia, own suppoeing publlo opinion
Was Wth hi. whioh it oa.lattl Is not.
The imna Froeign News of the 21st Says:
rimuzbet'les ast75 ~W 51th~ 11 4l t 14 see~nlo l
npedllirio n !f Amast n In Am ylet have just mtsed
.qer a flltlesseat, Theya.pao~pseted on t he Oolmdo
oadi godhe 't in very lmtleted quantities.
The Courier of the 18th nit. says: "During
the fortnlght elee our last steamer edition, little worthy
of eespeal otoets transpired upon the Isthmus.' Aspin
wall hai been mre frequently and more copiously
drenched thanw ever remember to hve seen it within
the ames length of time. Thisro of showers ba
not however, been distributed oog the line of the road.
he motvema t f'rasoew Gtovernment at AspiUwall
are in slatn gee, and there i as little doing a poesthle in
the way of iseding. mtter at Panam. The seret of
this delay lies in the codfident steeimption on the part of
the wir.workers, that the Ntat&sal logogess b. by this
time or very soon, itil dedlare the lsthmus an independ.
at Sate. and render neeessemy a different style of gov
ernment from that recently contempiated."
The Star of the 14th says :
" it is gratifying to hear of the rapid progress of the Rail.
road, andtheprmopctofittspeedy completion. Thewhole
line is now nearly graded. and the working paties at both
sides are within ahbout half a mile of each other. The
treob Is all laid to a few miles, and we uuderstand that a
hand-ear will soon be put on at this end."
Oregon.
The streets of Portland were being planked
as to San Francisco.
INDIAt S KILLED.-It is reported that the com
pany of U S. soldiers who were senat out on the emigrant
route took five Snak, Indians prisoners jlust beyond Fort
Boise; and that, attempting to escape, four of them were
ebhotnod the fifth woonded. MJ. l.tealr'swaM the captu
ring party.
THE SNAIR INDI. MAsSAor .--The Oregonian
has an extract of a letter from MsJ. Hallsr, in command
of the United States troops, ordered to the Boaks Indian
country, dated Port eoise, O. T.. September 21.
Yesterday passing over the scene of the mssacre an
the river Bolse, which took plaO on the 20th of AugustO
les, we pinked up several bills, with receipts to them,
from which I have gathered the names of the two ier.
mao, who were kilied, but whose names hadootbeen pre
viously ascoertained. The names were John Fredoriek and
Rodalph schule, sons of Prederick Schulz, who died in
Wisconsin. These men resided last in Calumet, Wieon.
ele. Shoold they have relatives in Oregon Territory, it
will. no doubt, hbe an melanocholy satisfaction to know their
fate. The certainty of a thing, however deplorable, is
more agreeable than a stats of suspenses.
Some of the Indians. who ares with me have discovered
some of the oches of the murderers, and have retaken a
great varlety of artieles, too namerous to mention, as
your handhbills read. The muderrs have become exceed
ingly wild, and have made themselves seare, "Like an
gel'e visits, few and far between."
MAw.N'rtc TtLEOGAPH p ORGooN.-We ares in
formed that Messrs. Johnson & Toasley, of the Atlantic
and Mtssisseipi range of Telegraph Line, and morereeently
of the Alta California Telegraph, have roerutly visited
Portland for the purpose of establishing a line between
thispiee and Salem, via Oregon City and Lafayette.
' GOLD ON LEWIS RIrot, - T., G. Robinson,
Beq., of this city. eturned n few days sinea from avisit
to the east fork of Lewis River. Mr. Robinson brought
with bm some flue specimens of gold, which he obtained
by pan washing, only one day's ride from Vanoouver.
We learn that quite a number of miners ane at work pro
specting in that region.
&atralia.
EXroyT or OoLD.-.-he total value of the gold exported
from Australia for the first seven monthu of 1854, up to
April 1, was £8,777,501, or about x0,00,000.
EBarxDoaacanr CLtPrER Paeeaos-Four Hurdred n.d
Too Mfise in TYcento.Four Houers --The Melbourne Morn.
leg IHerald. of July 11, says: Considerable interest has
been excited in cOnSequence of the appearance in our bay
of one of the finest clipper ehips the world has ever pro
duocd. The Red Jakoet, under the command of Capt.
Reed, has performedthe passage from Liverpoot to Port
Philip In the astonishing short period of 87 days and 10
hours-a passge unpamUeled in the history of ealling
ehipe. The greatest speed attained during the passage
from England to Austrnlila in .L.4 bhomwureas40. mllee.,beg
a little overl 7 knots an hour! As a proof of the admira.
ble qualities of thia ornament to our salling ships, it is
recorded by Capt. Red's leg1, that in her passagefrom the
Flongitude of the Cape. taking it at 24 eset, she oooupied
the short time of 17 days and 10 hors.
Java and Singapore.
Dates from Singapore to August 4, have been
treceived atSan Franisco.
The cholera at Java, in the division Probaliogs, io
raging fearfully. A great inundation had caused the
destruction of large quantities of coffee and cattle in
SPatjltan and Kederee. In several districts of Kederee
the water stood as high as twelve to fifteen feet.
Heary ehokhs of an earthqbake.ad been feltat Menado
on the 20th and 28th of July.
A moseet malignant fever had raged on the Islands near
I Amboyna. On the island of Laparovan six hundred na
tires were carried off with the disemse.
Several coal beds had been discovered at Bantam.
The Java Courant of July 12 says the name of the R.s.
siean vessel arrived from Melvllle, taken possession of by
Ithe British men-of-war was the Onul, Albrloht, master.
The vessel was afterward given up.
An artesian werll supplied the island of 0nrust.
Her British Majesty's frigates Sybelle and Lily arrived
at Java on the 20th of July, and sailed on the 25th for
Singapore.
The European troops have not suffered much from
cholera and fever. Lieutenant Coope died on the 2th of
June.
EXPLOSIVE SHOT FOR CNNON.--William Tib
bale, of South Coventry, Conn., has taken measures to
secure a patent for explosive shot for cannons, which
possesses peculiarities different from the other explosive
shot heretofore tried. It is conical, hollow, and contains
powder, has a nipple on its point, and is covered with a
jacket of smooth metal which has flanges, and which al
lows of the shot being rammed down so tight as to pre
rent windage, but not affect the explosionot the perone
aion cap on the nipple of the ball. The shot is dis
charged by a charge of powder behind it, and when its
point strikes an object, the sont metal case is driven down
forcibly on the cap. which explodes, ignites the powder in
the hollow shot,and thenit explodes, scattering destroo
tion all around.
An affray occurred in Boston, on the 20th, at
a sailor's boarding house, during which Richard L. Leet
was mortally stabbed by a man named James Kelly, and
died in a few moments. Leet was the second mate of the
ship 8taffordshire when she was lost, and had recently
shipped as second mate on the new ship John Elliot
Thayer. He belonged to Bristol, R. I. Kelly was arrested.
The packet ship North America, from Liver
pool, arrived at Boston on Sunday, reports that on the
11th of October she was struck by a terrific gale, which
completely disabled her, and she was forced to lay by for
eight days. On the 11th of November fell in with the
schooner Zealous, from Halifax, in a sinking condition
and took off her offcerr and crew.
Miss Emma Moore early one evening left the
house of her brother-in-law, in Rochester, for the purpose
of carrying home some work she had done for a tailor,
since which time nothing has been heard of her. Fears
are entertained that she has been foully treated.
Louis N. AND VIc.-The French Emperor is
preparing to visit his sister ally in December, and is to be
feted at Osborne House and Windsor Castle. The New
York Tribune says:
" Among the comedies to b performed when the Frenoh
Emperor is paying this visit to her Majesy, will be his
instanatlion as Knight of the Garter. Amid all theglories
of positire soinece. in the thick of the roar of the forge
and the whirr o the shuttle of our work.dsay times, this
musty impertinence of the middle ages is retained in
Windsor with as much reverence as are rag and bone
relice in a Roman cathedral."
CANCERS COUED.--Dr. Frazee has the honor
to inflormthe public tLhat he is prepared to treat ll cases of thishsal
diseaes; cod he will GUARIANTEE A CURE IN EVERY deAS,
acept when soma vltalerge may bse eriesly a cted. aEethen,
the sntfere may obtain much relles. Tho aaltlitedwithCsn.eom
arsirolel ter invited to vristDr.F. Contulnitloes and advicabree.
A. sa evidence of his siaterity and hi confidence in hisystem of
eatmen, Ds.... will undertake to cure every ess of Cancer pre
snted. and make oo hcela uatil the patient ured. Ptientsa
eoredwithootpainor the ma of the knife. Twenty Dollasentbl
mail ill secure a package of the CANhCER SPECIFIC, with fll
directio. foruc. Addeas Dn.FRAOZe. -
spit uiy Ome, rse S Charles.tre a.
RUPURES uOmmD.-Sherman's Curative Pa
teat Truesasd Rupture Remrdyis a relief snd eomfort and aeertin
gatanteel the cur of all Ruptures. To securea good ct, applyto
the .,oproitoe's estabclihmlel:, c0 si. Charles street, and icqeice coc
Dr. Sherman. For further partieulal, see advertisment on thbird
page..erapply to the sore for a.e adeoiptrveeanht. rbhl ly
,' Short and sweet, read it while youen may,
Ti,,. Is short--I know you c ac t stay;
But if your halr Is gray, as white s snow,
GILLMAN'S DYIE will make na IS bl crow.
Auborm,or brown, a you may deesl-
Tea miutes' time ieail it wil require.
T For sale in NawOrleau., wholeale asd retal, by
cec J. WRIGHT a co. sIa Chuate trert.
Jfedical Tact Books
J. C. MORGAN'S,
EXCH. NOE PLACE,
Adjoleneg the Poet-office, New Orleans.
rom beoiog orkse o0
Tb. Practice of Medhlcee, Surnge,
Aly.My, M dhifty, DieeweueofWoeae,
Diaeawe of Childs~, Fevers Physolog7
Pe~tholog, Heei., Dieae. of the Herltsd
Lwep.Tb. SklI,Tbe Breet.The KUSThe.pio.
Th. S e, E,7.ipel., IweeeIy, BroDetblis iLod
Pnemooni. Mtteos Medlles e Tbehjet.kiss,
Mdiel Cbemalfto, LTode. ,C Veaerul,
Medlel eod bo.rg l DitobeeDiep...toele.
FoeaIei.s.AeoatlomIf Plalt..
Meldiel Jrbplodoeo., to., eta, eta, Sla.
to Phbyeld.,.eod SBLeete are repeotliy leeited to cll.
eb8 9 lp4lOeedleW J. C. MORGAN.
Cornsaumplin Curable.
M' BEACH'S BSREAT UNlMRBNt he nly eolru ltties pale
Mil4-. to Ith . b,,.e ddsa cd book, eodolcp tbe lekcmelNe oeb
esno es to th eke us hrowt wktia ·ol ptite emeu W U.M
.eccbut prelaebb.,btcctheh,,.tbla tbcee ptof prn.ee Theme
of thihls iUet, ith th. dreetl e. cd erletmengt..ee. thb dine.
Noon is taeleebl.tltbe, to p.,.,. etadyediioled with the dl
to icemy cey p..dtepoLed to It. Tb. principleof thbi. lreee.,e
Ie Ieeoded op. th lbt. edI mI.t eijtlc oplol,. ,l olt the emb
C.tmrsdieia ef.doyeed ssee bIut be .pp,.-d of. Feecct.
b7 S. D. BACHM 0. D e. Chebbe ed Aepohoeay,
nrerPeMQboee eed ClItoho ee etreele.
ThuGS. R &NR N, e~erwPldrueed Camp eeoc!..
eb JAG &bh1B,ebro eeefC eohle4V .elel,I
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Correspaedeaae.
n oH.Catdar, aq.: EW ORLNS NUo. 92 1814.
DearBfr-May of yeea pmodMId.UI d-am4gh wh. lbl ater
*paedSe pro to nbmmbe Om n-MRba.b kebnly t hmlaet*.
wbh hbali y lean, ly o, t nly , buat sl ke mpa tlh VarItle·
That ha.bntai t. nbarty of g yla.r misat d tmalao b ler
a bobt, to arI tar., thae lsam yo· n b. M aWod by the late a
liatou deotnan of tba t{be , of wa, ob yhlo u, hyve oa ag baee the
ablna.Sd . aoaTTn Taara.,
Woan h .ppy to iorm yoO that the ImaaS ad rmanag of tho St.
ChrlaIThketar, Be Do Bar, Eq., ahupromptly ao.h..fOdyaeo.ded
tEoar wha, aod we now await yoour ea.ptao of tho man, toIao
oet the .la of he ndealgad fr a obeaabtl proaof of thir app"
eaUoba of your worth auas.Mand a tinao.
Widt th k.Iedt regrde,
We mar your fhid mad obedltoat trant,
JAMES H. CALDWELL. JAMES DAVIS,
CHAS. ]. WATERMAN, JOHN STROUD, Jr.,
A. P. SIMPSON, R. B. SRYES,
WM. H. GARLAND, I. L JOHNSON,
JOHN LESLIE, Jr., . A. FRASER,
C. V. JONTE. R. W. ADAMdI,
H. KEATING, P. B. M'KELVEY,
JOHN N. HAWTHORN, R. ISTERBROOK,
0. DR BWYS, DANIEL EDWARDS,
JOHN LAIDLAW. CHARLE A. LBUZAN,
C. W. LYTLE, J. BONNER,
H. J. R.ANEY, J. HUF.T,
S. W. RAKRY, M. 0. H. NORTON,
W. F. WAGNER, A. M. HOLBROOK,
HENRY BIER, GEO. R. MANDEVILL,
A. G. WILSON, J. E. M'CLURE
WILUAM H. HUNT. G. W. SHAW,
W. G. MULLEN. JAMES H. M',ORMICK,
GERGE ALLAN, JOSEPH TER,
THOMAS BAILEY, J. A. BEARD,
ROBERT KELLETT, GEORGE MAY,
P. CONNI?, DR. C. BEARD.
and many ethesn.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. M. 1854.
Genlama---With fa.linpbetter imagined thn eprsued, I readily
accedea to yor w.labhe, and hbr.by toad., yoa my warmestagmtitude.
Mi.artuo alawaby,lo my hsapI a nw*le s. tor, omly tobt
b..a phblophily when a ou frln ad Athe pioblie phIeo G the
Ian I his toa.e. l havs come chee,.,fly a my rlef. I am ex
tamely happy ion hear~ evidenne to 1 falt, patleluly maogrd
my old fhiod, D Bar, of the aS. Cbalea., of whrm you e bor.a me
. .aaeaideao. of biz goadi. Ba. w rod a.e b tad, hm my klnde
agard, ad aceept for yoarselve thIe uoelapedthka of
aYoars, mat rpeoofUIy,
JOHN H. CALDER.
-
.on D. 4 q.. NEW ORLEANS, Now, , I a4.
Mr. Jeon H. C1der hbaviag saa0pd your kid ,fr of .f1a* beafl
in ·aw of his late lion by fie, the uader d hereby plea at yout
dilspal he aaoapadena, ta.dgl the timi anddetal n yoar hands,
a well thb aotoaig will be loandoa by ym to ma the om
ealo bao. Iada.d.
SWithaatraa.pat, your ftiondnd o o edbt al ,
I [Sita aoN.]b
NEW ORLENS, Nov. 1.Km .
BGantlam*-I a.e realatd yoa I*tr equlga g the ao athe 8.L
IChaQ e Thestr for e benelt of my mtrad, Mr. Jok IL Cald. I.
Saawer ath o, I mot hyrfllny agee tog gp .. Igdht ad bop. i
Smay pa a a8b.10i beaoflt to iake mme ·md for th'h lto
Smiifo a whh b fal·o blhm. If .aaMea b toypume , I wood
prpopuaexTUESDAY.Itkel5.i . Isgiaouma maohplean. to
Sinform yoo that Mii Lom hyo the kiodlmt uoner, ,ol-utarad hba
"oIe aoo th. aoa.Ioa.
Im a, nflom., youra reaoL.tfoly, B. DE BAR.
ToMa.ae. JamH. CIwe, Cha. M. WatIama, A. P. BlIap.
l WiUliam H. Garad, e.'. a0 7a
.Bnnuals for 1866,
Togther with . spladid coletioa of
ILLUSTRATED WORKS,
Suiitbla for C.I.oH.. aRd N.w Yetr'. PFaRtR.
rThe .sb.b.,r tk.. pleasro n .reomm.dmg hib ANNUALS
ad BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED WORKS to the e.mlnatlnE of
s· 4.rimnati n pube, md fie wamrmitd au .ygthat biteas.
meat I not eqalled b y Ietabloihment I the Soth- wet.
J. B. STEEL,
Law Publisher, B.s.Oerad
n Sdp Stationer, Noe0 Camp reOt.
.P/ew Fall Clothing.
PIERSON, HARRISON & CO.
1 MAGAZINE STEET, 1
CORNER CANAL.
S Are reoolving by evry rtA.mer ham NwYork. the newest
styles of
WINTER CLOTHING,
allof oot OWN MANUFACTURE,Khidh we ofRrat low pRdImt
wholeule or retail.
NEW STILE MEILTON CLOTH IIAYMARKET COATS;
LIGHT FANCY CASIMERRE SUITS, very haodsome;
BLUE ad BROWN CLOTH FROCKS and PALETOTS;
ELEGANT PLUSH VELVET VESTS;
FRENCH FANCY CASIMIRE PANTS, new styles.
HIRTS, DRAWES, UNDER 8HIRTS, and .v.y LetyL of FUR
O Reil Darortment o First Floor will alwayRr b.upplid
withth Lat Novltie, sand ,AaIOs an odat moerchant re r
.o.'iOuI' honited to all b.Ior parch.Ao,. o Bl.,d
Carpeting I Carpeting I
W We me receiving a ago as.d choie asortment of VELVET,
BRUSSELLB, THREE-PLY and INGRAIN CARPETING.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, hree to twenty-four feet wide, ofho.
quallty andneRwpttem. All of which we us oferidgat r.rylow
prisel.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
' We hba. on head a large asortment of FLOOR OIL CLOTI1HS
of the bet saod ordn.ry qoulities, from thre to tw.ty.foir ftet
wide,whichweeatto slitany roomorhall. Weerenbbledtoroer
to purchasers uaumal advtages in quslrity and prke.
.... AL O R....
TABLE OIL CLOTHS, TABLE COVEMS, DOOR MATS, WIN
DOW CURTAINS, pAINTED WINDOW SHADE, eH.,
SHEEPSKIN MATS.
r We have a choice ,k rtment of ery fhe and autll RSheep.
kin MSATS, for bedside ad door... of Englislh naftor. Just e
jiv.d and fa arl by J.D. DAMERON A CO, S Chartre.
..7 9plt and 97 CMtowheum estreet
Gentlemen's Shirts.
H. HUARD.
69 COMMON STREET.
r A LARGE STOCK OF SHIRTS now, hoandu, such
FRENCH LINEN SHIR0S, French a.d StrdIght Cual;
f FRENCH LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS, Freneh and Stright Cas ;
SLINEN AND LINE BOSOM SHIRTS, without Collar, with Frenh
and Stright Col.-lat et tyl
AT GREAT BARGAINS.
II' YOUTHS' AND BOYS' SHIRTS TalwayoR hand. 0n7 Idptl
Lime.
SCargos sof sehohnR L.F. Josa. and LoIAR Dyer-S-0 bbhA
iEAding and for aie by
J. 0. HARDILL & CO.
R1 Odp3t No. ON MspE.. s.reR.
.)rew Goods.
SILKS, EMBROIDERIES, ETC.
The ndereiped take the librty of allig the atteaOtia ot the
ladies to hi .p!.did stok of rich
SILKS .0ND EMBROIDERIES,
whih he her jut reeived pr ship Mulhb.eu, fhom Havre. All
theu ar.tie. ere of the LATEST STYLES and latlei wi t great
e, andwid illbsd at VERY LOW PRICES. They bcomlt
oelteh Plaid SILKS, a olors.
PIlan GROS DE NAPLES, all coles;
Plat. Black TAFFETAS, l widths;
Black ad Dab SATIN DE ;CHUO ;
Do ROYAL ARMUR;
Do VENETIENNE;
Do ad Colored PEKIN SATINS
Do do SATINS;
Do do GROS D'ECOISSE;
Do Porp.e nd Drab Wtrl.d SILKS;
Do and Coond DAMASKS;
Do do PIAn and BROCADE MOIRE AN.
TIqUE :
White GROS DE TOURS Damsk, for Bridal Robes;
Colored do dl de very ih
do POMPADOUR do do
BrotIlle. DAMASK DRESSES, wilth dh Flo selp;
Blacand Colored SILK VELVETS, for Clota;
Rich Evengl GAUZE DRESSES, with IFImAnp;
Do do CREPE de do
Do White MUSLIN DRESSES do
Do GUIPURE TOILETTES;
Do APPLICATION DEBROXELLES VIOL..IES;
Do MEDALLIONS with. Lae d.
Do JACONET VIOLEFTES. for Ladi. aod Childrn ;
CREPE COLLALS AND SLEVlES, for MolurnSg and half MomlIg;
Embroidend Lines OCmbrl HDIFI with Embroidered Medallion.;
WORSTEDDAMASK, fo Ctalu.;
Do and BILK do
Real JOUN'S GLOVES, all eoloa, Ior Un., Ldies ad Chkdr,.;
Real Freaoh LInen SHEETING C.Ctoone);
Wolten dCotton RED BLANKETS;
Do do do for Chldrn, .t1., et..;
He hs alS eo o dyin store, a full aortment of GOODS SUIT.
ABLE FOR PLANTATIONS. He would all the partilclr aItstion
of Plalnts his large stok of READY MADE CLOTHING, me..
butured i. th1 city by rOious uyluml--tl ra .othidd wg/t.1Ang,
iler for bthe quality f the godlor the workmanship.
P. A. IEBRARD,
.7 IdpgI 11 Canal drct, near Royal, Touro BuLldd.
Cheap Shirts and Handhedrchters.
3 HALF DOZEN FIRST RATE SHIRTS FOR $ i0;
LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS FOR as antl. eah, large
iuoand redyhemmed.
ar l fair ample of the low pri at which you en buy any thig
a gentlemen eud.flaor his toilet, at
8. N. MOODY'S
NewOr4MnS hirt and Fun.aibg EmporiLm.
CMRnr C.C l at.Rt ad Exhhung Pl...
rSHITRTS MADE TO ORDER-A FIT GUAIRNTIED.
.d Card.
I One of the most elegant ad ehoe. collectin of
ANNUALS AND ILLUSTRATED BOOKS
thatba ee b exhi.bitd lI this cont-y at my one ablWS.nt
wUl be rudyfJ r Inutlon and ofred at Nework pd early in
tho u"o-,at
NORMAN'S BOOK ESTABLISHMENT,
5a1 tdpst I Camp tamt, NewOrlean.
Sk. ri k. I Sul"k
DESAINVILLE a CO.,
6 CH4RTRZS STREZ2T. 6
U'JUST RLCKIYED--Oo..-o fPLAIN,CHANOOOASLKO
PLAID SUS.5 50 C.0155yard. Th..kSUk, k.r. 5.bsk so
ruosio .t w P.,ooL .1 Skossst.
A1.o.o 0..5nd a 19 5 rt*.* of sllikiod of DRY QOODB.
RICH PLAID DE LAINRIS
RICH PLAID SILKS;
RICH BSOCCATLI
RICH DAMASK;
GUIIPURE AND VALRNCISNNLS LACES;
RICH CHEIWORETTS;
FRENCH SUSROIDSSIUS, of o .15ipOuI;
CLOAKS AND MANTILLAS;
CHILDKS'S CLOTH CLGA kS, o54.A.
I To soof,. by th. Cs.m.bt 5CIyMjA ososrtossl oIf soo5..
Rndlook Fatle SILKS, sSA . b.ý awf 5m5 of CLOTE
CAPRLWY lSsoss role IfCtIW. MI UPI(
Fusrn1isng Goodrs.
M DRESSING GOWNSf 0 RA C...en.. M.wlln d4e Lluh, ek.
UNDER SHIRTS,
f Meriao, Bilk, Coto~ , Ala, ,.ha' Wool, .mmarn, Saker,
and Wleh FMIsI)
DRAWEdR,of Morte, Slk, Coto,Cauhmen, Shake nul Welh
HALF HOEof MlS, Silk, Cotton, .ke.;
LADIES' UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWER ;
LADIES' AND MISSES' UNIOQI;
BOYS' SHIRTS AND SOCKS;
THEATRICAL HIGHl HOSE;
THEATRICAL TIGHTS;
HMdk.ereho.,.fll lkidos
I eadpsotslltylu;
Cant,., of aIi tylu;
Blk and olelned TLe
sr;., .ew style;
Glo t., all ., lds;
To .whih .lNost dOlly addtlOo iMn Wio mAde from osr I lf a
HyJ. No. 16 Prk5 Pl1e., NrwYnk.
LEIGHTON A BARBOT.
fI7 551t II ".r C5,I and St.Chrl. It shi t.
Ikpestry and Brussels Carpettng
REDUCED PRICES.
3hI order to reduotcr pronte lug. .eIIkof VELVET TA;
PESTRY AND BRUSSELS CARPETS, we e now wlling them at
.oluderambe reducetio of prices.
W onvite purehbo.s to l.emine the stles ad p.lt4m, maotly .Il
new, aId ordered direct room Eglh .ad Amere* a Mua.to.rers.
W.e bee alPo b.nd very large sortmeot of1. THREE-PLY,
MEDALLIO.TOURNAY, WELTO TndI other CARPET; COCOA
o SCHINA MATTING; TABLE ad.PIANO COVERS, st ll prie.
and in gret rulety; DRUGGET ad LINEN CRUMB CMLOTH;
WINDOW SHADES, tf a1l I.. end prices; BTAIR RODS; HAIR
CLOTH RUGS; MATS-wht:h we o.r at the lowe.tmnrketl pIs..
nBI 2p6t A. BROUS4EAU k 00. 28 Chartre. st.
Carpeting, Carpeting.
TRESH ARRIVALS.
TODD & C O.,
120o C.GNAL STREET,
PER SHIP GERMANIA,
SWIU open thS momlAE Hveral nelw sa bettlfl potteml.
VELVET, TAPESTRY BRUSOSEIS
THREE-PLY and INGRAIN CARPETING.
Rewoird aeon» oipment ad fo srle low.
FLOOR OIL CLHS, COCO...A MATING,
RUGS, MATS, CURTAIN GBOOD,
AND CORNICES.
TODD t 00;:,
Commdoo Cup.t Wnr.oIm,
III Cul GreIt, ner toyoI,
n05 . m1d T .o ISIdg.,.
Jou'tn's Kid Gloves.
r J es noived, a omplele aLortment of Il Color., numnfae
tar.d . xpr ly for ,. LEIGHTON & BARBOT,
.T1 2dpf eot.er C.al d Ss. CharlestnI. .
Curtains, Damnasks, Carpeting.
NO 19 CHARTRES STREET.
U' The undersniged bae latoren ad arrivg daily, a ches eae
o1on of SILK lad WORSTED DAMASK ROPES, PRINTED
LASTING3, WORSTU), COTTON ad WORSTED DAMASKS,
LACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS, CORNICES, GIMPS, TASSELS,
CORDS, CURTAIN BANDS, TRIMMINGS, te.
VELVET, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, BRUSSELS THREE-PLY and
INGRAIN CARPETING, TABLE sad PIANO COVERS, TABLE
LINEN,LINEN SHIETING, TOWELS, CRUMB CLOTHS,RUGS,
MATS. etO.
LOOKING GLASSES, CLOCKS, CHINA WARE, BRONZE; PA.
PIER MACHE. SILVER PLATED WARE,MUSIC BOXES. ek.
ROSEWOOD ad MAHOGANY FURNITURE, IRON FURNI
TURE. .k.
WIn slluog the attutto ot the publie or stock of Hea Far
.iag AiM.., wouMld .s, a we hav..e Jt open, and the go.ds
bag fresh and of o wn imporHLation, will sell chrper Ltsayn
o0her hou in she ity for &h or mltlsflaut p.prs
n272pGt ROBINSON & OLROYD.
Gentlemen's Clothing.
H. HUARD,
69 COMMoN STREET.
W'LATELT RECEIVED-A LARGE STOCK O CLOTHING,
AT VET LOW PRIOES-atmeet complee-eh a
FROCK COATS, PALTOTS, OVERCOATS, VESTS, PANTS,
AND CLOAEKS--II of th IL..i1 lai.h.
YOUTHBS' AND BOYS' OLOTHING.
r CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER, crt .n4 made b t . bet
Tailor n town. 2n 2 ptf
Leghton's Premium. Shirts.
W A full .apply of then al.blted Shirt. l a s ban, of all
tyles,ahlI, and qualti., 'at LEIGHTON S BARBOTN,
SMpl mcorner Cual and St. Charteu sweet.
Dry Goods I Dry Goods I
DIRECT IMPORTATION.
WINTER DRY GOODS. A
M. R. Haggerty & Bro.
DIRECT IMPORTERS OF FOREIGN .ND DO
MESTIC DRY GOODS, P
baos. 108 Canal and 8 Royal streets.
The stt.lian of pnrchmaer is rerpectfully solicited to an eamisa
tinor our very exteOdve d weU slsorted stok of WLWRTE DRY
GOODS. Isut eived a.d . ready f.or l mination, en2iting oIf Fech
and English M0reri·o; Ill WOI Pla0in .ad New Sltyle De I.. lnd.
Cashmerel, Ba.pourr, Alps.., Bombuine.; 2500 yard. Poll. de
Chevre, worth 5 cnt., at two bl, very excellentforh o m or travelling
dro...; W.tch, E.gltnh, Rolger and Americn Ft1.nn..; Silk ca0
Guosl FlauesI, both i4 a5d 4; r0.., Ilk. .ad H.lf Hol.;
French Blk.ts; Whitney BlankeLts; Mkiw, Gre se andand u c
somarert o every style of Wkite and Colond Bhmokste; g0o doxe
Jouvio'. Kid Gloles--Ledies' IS orate, Gentlemen's $1.
Ouratoek ef Sil earpmea m~y .or.ment evnr Imporuted ntao this
city, both,.rglardsl ghty s. d extreme chap.... Rmb rotdsrie.
Lacy, Veleneisane Sol. togelterw at Ise nnumerable quantity of
neadty received FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
M. R. HAGGERTY k BRO.
n pU 8 Cead .and 8 Royal soeet.
.Vadatme Packer,
FORMERLY MADAME LEWIS.
W This celebrat.d PHILOSOPHER, ASTROLOGIST .d PHI
BIOGNOI5IST, and o.-r of the EGYPTIAN ORACLES OF FATE,
resptfully inrorms the Lodi. and Genl.emen oe New0rleans, that
she h nmerved from her residence on CAMP STREET, to No. 151I
NAYADES STREET, between TERPSICHORE and MELPOMENE
STREETS, where she mayb* onaulted by these dosuiing orra,.
tio the PAST, PRESENT AND5FITURE.
1rCaoslv ttion $1. at Sp~m
Gold Pens-Gold Pens,
.... AT ....
STATIONERS' HALL,
24 C TRES STREET. 24
LEVI BROWN'S CELEBRATED GOLD PENS, vr y tuperio~r·
tiLe--medium, large and mammoth Sile, with or without holden;
MORTON'S, of the mine description;
EAGLEY'S, do do do;
W.B. BROW'S, ofrthe m. des2.iptioa;
FELT'S, do do do;
LADIES', do do do.
....etas n....
A ne amaortment of Gold nd Slver PENCIL CASE, for Ie w by
D. FELT & STETSON,
.51 tot St3a1oner., Hall, No. 1 Chrn. stre..L
rests.
by B'aek and rich Colored Velvet and Plush ;
Blak and Coolred Silk. of all t1he o.t .tyl*;
Bl.ak. d Colored Cuhmenr, lantet pt trsm.;
Colored Woolen Velvet, Braiou. tyler,
pFointo p raLEIGHTON . BARROT,
.S3p1tp eo.erC.oC.lOd St.ChOl,.,S.. I.
ilouge Furnishaing .mrttcles.
49 CAMP STREET. 49
.ISMUEL E. MOORE $ CO,
r ve now o hand a excelent lupply r autilel in their line
of busne, which will be sold t low prie.., and the quality pUE
tid bo bofthebeet. Aparto the stock i reomprld er
Whit Stane China DINNER snI TEA WARE;
Whbia FSnh Chi. DINNER tod TEA SETS;
Whi. hton, Chita CHAMBER SETS;
BUI and Pained Stone TOILET SETS ;
Silver Plted CASTORS, CANDLESTICKS, TABLE, TEA and DES
SERT SPOONS Ind FORKS;
But Polkhed Tin COFFEE ad TEA POTS, URNS, CHAFING DISH
ES, TUREENS, COFFEE DRIPPERS, JELLY MOULDS;
Brie Metal COFFEE sa TEA POTS, CASTORS, SPOONS, LA
DLES, ate.
" JapnOed Walters is Tray. ; Bronzed ad Gilt SolB r Lampe;
French blodertor Lamps; Hael Lampe end Chdeliers; Ivory Haa
dlid and Pldn Cutery; Fire Irons and taude; Cut, MModed and
Patn Glss Ware; Bronsed, Gilt and Sdrered Girandotl.; Table asd
Door MaSe; BCbeS.; Napkin Rihg; CommonTm and JapEaned Wre.,
w.th may othear inle, al of whch will be deliered asa prtof
th. cithe. of ohZZG. 17ptV
Creme Dc Bouzy Champagne,
JACQUESSON & FILS BRAND.
ALn outirelydiflent articl from the Crime de Boozy of atber brand,.
Ur NOW LANDING, 1O b..ket. o thebb.,. % otherb...da in
q..r1 and pint, and will norlve, in the coons of s few dsy.,ultll
hr.rhlrlpp1y.
This Wlneiddemdedly ..prlor to an other Chsmpsio~import· d
intthi· market,,, t, rellkeowablll who ba..,trl~dJA.CPOU8M0
A FILS .d .alhb,,UCREMEDE BOUZY., LEUR De SILUIR5
CT AID, on hb5, my ....I assortmen of thb bet WINES -1
LIQUORS in the market~wbich will be sold o. as re..o·bi term,.
anyothrr hon.. iush· city.
1.5 0498 dLEWELL T. TATLOR. No. 15 R11l.U.I1l.
Furnished Dwelling House
FOR RENT.
Ws Tb. largetb.-.Itort BICK:DWELLING HOUSE at tb..or
8.18 f h814 D oR... .04.. 8o.AUlbin t. good 8. m, a.1l oo8
pIa.lIy fh.8.bbd, will be .04.d with or without thb F18i88n ob.Mp
Alp, thb.STORENo. 99 Natk.b. .t1..8, cael of Arde ..q.
Appl to [.18 Uppfl TODD A 00., 190 Caal Walt.
Embrolderies, Blksk, Etc.
....AT THE...
CHEAP STORE,
185 185P STREET. 185
HARDY ..U. Embro~idered B·od· rom 11 ant. o 11 e ·eh.
HAREM.04. Wpi.h . Ptd *h.o( i5omt. t. {l par y.j.
HAEBY U.· pi 1. Meauli de Was at 18 *ont par yard.
HARSY .. U. yield M8.8.018,d Laii.. at 96.8.at. p yard.
HAIST t.11.188 FInagli b Ka l" t Beatop.r .y rd.
SARDY .8118 I.S5118. FbM tn A00.o.8t per ya.d.
HARDY ..11. R..I.11 Bah 8.k, 6-,4,t a 1i Prya
HAUNT nett. Sbik. 0L8.o ome.8.. 8.4, at Npar 8.4.
HARDY ..11. A la.4 Print7. fet ,from I o I9ut pr .ya.
HARDY .ll. Rhh Embroidered 0bamLett. ad Sloan.; Valanah
T04MOH..18.. 1ro ..; K..b044..ed Skit.. .8,5, .t5qlly
HORAVI BAIRY, No. 186 OCmp Amt,
SI1 kSIn NsrpI7 9"p'*sI P?6*eI QWpp.
AUCTION SALE~S.
YJ ....L CARMAN Co........y.lrurr.
Househldtee. .J... . .
BY K. M . OTOMEY &CO. CO.
T UEB DAY, oemsdayr No2ember 28, at.l1
asbkaat, t d.011, Clas., .la115g d, b5..C,.CApollo uan
Ng114.4 d~rin qwil b"noH
5,,. X~lrl., Haslt,,.,.mt,.aO. T.,,,,-0ahc·p. rl al
Peea tacalet of Neweol lavaltsee, S.dfn elfsa Cana.l sr.
Unit of Parlor, hamb~r and )Iltobno hlmiturr. ate
Furniture ......................................... F orlture.
BY R. M. MONTGOMERY & CO. Auctioneers.
IUEDESDAY, November 28, at half-past 10
A o'eal.a. I,.,,s ld a, t I Old ,,,,alol M f.all asa 01tr .4t
*'.a.suaoltmcatc..dc asr d Aoeld hand ,,anbI.asc oaprsaWS
*,asogryand W~alnu Bsi,.C A,.hadn . Roau, , aasi Tad.
SMan, HL al . .,Cad and DWlld Tblea eh..O. Bo: Chain,
Rorke.andgapChan, Cletn, to-L ol B*·I· I Curulllr, Cootina
I)tDa.I Y JLEII* I lltl((.l ntl.· ·UI· Tor- ash. 0 !'1
Peremalor Sa Vi oalaNa FTuractre, to eloe Aoaelaa
BY R. M. MONTGOMERY & CO. Auctioneers.
SEDNESDAY, November 26 , at 11 o'clock,
w· ill loo ad tod- onndanmnn-m~nt
a ,,O.nl'o 5artn .at .oaNw maiton, no.lti dh. loN.5r B1d
..ad·. nuhosanr rod rosewod Armoln, marbl··lop Rllr··n, Wa~b .
l.', so.a ad .Ca.tr , l. tio ia rdba.lc, d woar Tab,,d..5.a, 5
Taaa. -eIO ,,asd h $rlo 1 Chalon mSOl lard ..loot .51101,t Toe
bier: He Rock.. Minor, pelntsd Ch-b*, 8·1. *(, ew Il
Trade Sole of Virginia Toboero a Time, at Auction.
BY R. B. SYKES.
UEC DAa , November 28, at 10c1l oaclockl
w.ll p.ksold 1dpylala. '4orp Wlagelld a Co.'. to,, No. 9
t I 101 loosen and egos. Virginia Ch-oio obpeo, pound., S. and ap
,I!. m. f b..L Vi~lllnl· Tobrva--lol a bor of ot .tar is .. lot.
1 Taeu·--(n , an " (I to $'lo" day1t $6110 to $1000, 6 moth.;;
orer $1000. B L.1hth l r .go- rd oypar. :
lý C.Wogols..ltt=;I f:l arntle~,n brand., ek.. will be runy two'
O1vercoats,
tI1 Of all .ylI . sd yuaw..-· wt)d to &H k. . of th 1
We by LEIGHTON A $ARf. T,
Gil idll co..,r Caa·L ld St. Ohhrlal Itnatl.
Roots, Shoes and Brogans,
AT WOLUALE.
Now luding from ship Norlolf, ~d I. ·ta.,. r.nlrr
..,tm,.tot BOOTS, BllOESIBROANS, HATDCArP
Wa. Plantatl..s aupplied with prim DPITCHING BOOTS RUSSET
BOOTS, BROGNS, WOOL, MEXICAN. PALM LLEAP.STRA W ..d
CAMPKACHY HATS, at th ly,... mtrk prs. by
JylISdph. PROST a pa,, MCE d.10
AT WHOLESALE.
-d G tal HAs,T, a.
.adllJviuir dT a CO.. 1h~, Ot Mr . lymIo*.I'
Frock Coat( ,
tF Of Bork, B1h., A.f., Onoe Olb., Porple nd Brown
Frenc Clah·., lLtee tyleefo sale b
LBIIITON A BARBOT,
.21 tdplf co-, Carl Md St. Charlm keeh.
.dTIV aftdFaehtombnet Clothing:
FRANCIB FABRE & CO,
C mw 4f St. Chodru and Comomon ost ,f,
W Beg leave tonit, the *t9ºtiko of tbelr friond. to tthIr I.,g.
mad wall selectd stor of
PALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
mar reeiviig fom th.1 menefectory 1. New~oLk...b-ib· r nr
vttcle eppartaintlg to gnttemeo4 rdrob., sad rhie ill b
offerd n ver lodenN ters.
W Additum l oopplin il be htired thmogboot th. Nelao reg.
.l..IyeO .to k..p the ..ortmo.f.Ioay. l1ll .d d.,ohbi..
of OpdIRWlVf `__ ,
For Sale,
O A STANDING PRESS, .itable for a JOB PRINTER or
BOOK BINDER. WId e old .ehap ifapphd for erly. t Ib IDce.
Dress Coats,
r Of Black French Cloth, ALL qualite and bat yint, jut r.
eived md forS ale by LEIGIITON A BARIBOT,
os Bdptf rane Clal Mnid St. Chlrl. streets.
.Iew Cloak and .J)ltinsry Rooms.
D. P. 8CANLAN & CO.,
No. 12 Chartres street,
SHave the bhoor E iAfermigt the IMdiu, tha., Aditioa t
their peant atllhment, thy hoe ropened Rooms in the store No.
14, pre..lyfor thdi.pI.yof echoice miesaInIo FASHIONABLE
ARTICLE8 iE CONFECIOUS. NOUO OULEBS Wd MODES,
,ad by on. of th. rm rom the int home in Pari*. ED SdpltS
Fall and Winter Clothing.
F. STRINGER & CO.
NO. 35 CAMP STREET,
O nAe cow reeivtg new styles of
FALL MAND WINTER GOODS,
QiR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
BSpSr BIck sad F.y Colored Cloth
FROCK ..d DRESS COATS,
OFFICE ind BUSINESS COATS,
OVERCOATS rod PALETOTS.
AIrg vri.alty Rof Erneh, gibbh a.d A.eries, PSlin and FPay
CAS.tIIRgl PANTS;
BILK trd VELVET VLSTSi
CASHMERE End DRAP D'OR VE78S;
PWIEn ad Riek Figtred BILK Rd SATIN SCARFS and CRAVATS;
JOUVIN'S KID GLOVES;
UNDER GARMENTS end HALF HOS,lof SILK, MERINO, FLAN
NEL, COTTON, tc. ;
SUPER lINEN and UNEN BOSOM COTTON SHIRTS, warrntod
ELETl RI E;
BOLE LEATIHER TRVELING TRUNKS, of th. coat 1Phiadelphia
nennfactmt. nI rdpplO
Busainess Coats,
44 Of C10,0.·U ol q,Oaeti.. .0d aryl.!-plai, mi..d,pleia,
d..,k 0d Omr Pcoh. C...hoo, 4. .Io by
LEIGHTON A BARBOT,
e71 1dpt001 11c1 C0sel StdI. 0hItrle yret..
Wood, ltood, W'ood.
17' Hoi. 10r w1.. 1.1. .Iapply oOAK, ASH, PINE and OrIIXE
WOOD of IO bh.t qInlitqIi ill dhpo.. of it i. lg, ,o.r I.ll t.u
.t the ]...I markt prica.. E. J. WFHITE, N.1ui. B..l. 071p4
Southern Military .Ecademy
LOTTERY!
Candudtrd .. Ike V .a..I Platt.
CLASS G.
W TO BE DRAWN NOVEM BER 10, 11154. fg
One Prize is 90 Tioket.-and Remember, Every PA. Down.
CATAL.....................................4
1. .............................4,.00
.... ............ '.3,600
................ ................... . 1,10
R 1.1 ,000 ......................... .1,000
l 1i 01 0'1i pi es on 3ta...bo o igl . . Itt..........4,0
lit onri· drawn ·r okmh take. ng.
0T, Bil. A ll ; ! c b o 0Q po·..*nla pmko.o.1o.I
EIT oIImoo~iE,..tr11Uy 1 ontld ui.ol.
SAOIOBUELBWh.NA .0d Manager
Montgome.yAla.., Ocottoer114. .1101100w W
FPantaloons,
P' OBf BoEkC...ei,.. Doe.kit,.1I qo.1lit.. Colotol C...
mlroq a large variety, ·mbracing·1 the newest and mat darinble
pultsral, jultoItoI1l l,1ol0 by
LEIGHTON A SARBOT,
3l7 10111 .imer Uu1111 .nd t. Clurlaugertls.
Large Stock Clothing .V~os.
Opening.
MONTROSS & STILWELL,
No. 19 MBBI1100lecater of Common sre..
BDOpo. .o ad lnow !,iint, a ry0 l.g.. ,aEot otf tine -
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
made .t or own m4 o0l.ctory st 117 Fulton earne, N~wrork, sad a
p1..I0lror turn. to. .tllat No.01I.o.,.ond nud. in t.. 1.w.1 styI.
.ad, u usal, olfth beeItgodld. andi.ortlkmnnhp.
Toglhherwith shEot,. ...ortm..1 ( GENTLEMN'S FURNISH
INo lOODIt orh. blot qoulity.
.10 Ip1IM MONTOOSE & STILWELL.
(Cty Bank of Cochran U Co.
EE Oa p street.
W NOTICE-F-rom Sd s.eisthisd.t SIX PERCENT.INTER.
bST willbe pid on Moaeyeiftdl this Bank.payable ou denud.
IGHT PERCENT.INTERESTpad a.onMo.neys eftforianype
ed time,.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSITS LuId,ifde.ir.d,buaring the.amo
nr oflBt res,ad negotlable in toy of the Commerci.lCitiesof the
SHORT OANS made Undobted Cotlltels. s mhlllp
For Sale or Isent.
W Upo ae:ommodSllg term,, " splendid SECOND H N
ROSEWOOD PIANO, m.aufured by T. Gibert A Co., ,
For potilan enquire ,t this oKee.
F. P. DI)conge
d Ien.Ms his friends and uastmer that hea juost nltord to
his old sa.d,
.NO. 39 CHJIRTRES STREET,
b.,twee Bi.Ovilte and C.ltomhouse .tree. . whre he i ,now openi,.
uo EXTENSIVE AND ENTIREI.Y NEW STOCK OP DRUGS, MED.
ICINES, CHEMICALS.,PINE PERFUMERY, SURGICAL 0INTRU
MENTS, GLASS WARE, ETC.
Ho keeps ao general ssorten. t of Fr.elNElkt and Amenrico
PATENT MEDICINES,
And " vsrilsty t rticls more orls in. illse of but1,G
N. B.-Pr...ipDE at.tnded toHu . wid th Ithl gre.t earn.
nO0 Splm
BalUs, Soirees, Concerts, etc.
TO RENT,
:'The..sg. ad eemmodls, ROOM in tbhe IASONIC HALL,
whicb huben fitdu op .pnulyfor piioa u. II Chisevry0
,..i... for BALLS, SOIRE.S, CONCERTS or LECTURES.
For trme.apply S the IE,, of the Grnd Seore.y, in the build
Searmer of l. Charle nd ehrded stroet, ,0 p lm
Sewell T. ltlor,
NO. 16 ROYAL STREET,
IMPORTER OP
WINES, LIQUORS, CORDIALS, etc., eto.
Snee dwrye"thti aotZA d99 pHt
J. De enriquez,
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
AND
GoENTLEMES PFURNISHING STORE.
- TRUNKS, VALISES. CARPET BAGS, ETC.
NO. 1t ST. CHARLES STREET, (Thse dnoor
dl SpG below Vemrsd Hotel,) New .OrI.,.
Charles E. eells,
DENTIST,
mrl ra Dr. K. will nI a d [ teea e
ES ee prn~týr w15 hfo ý TILia
T r GTHiWIE'5I' EA{ TTEsLd AND COMFORT
G ARI EXICAN AND PLANTATION
WRAPPERt8 LLRYR " NESSEE, .and iiSSCOU$i
t4 A Lk et a for P l.SMI al
ýTOB ,· g , attQu T•1 ABoHW.

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