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Prinlted l~ulc* and Rlacs F reight in pamphlet Conn for ~ir
EllatilRI1 o be baid on applicaition at the office of Ilse Coollpna)
czlf A. 13. SE(.Flt. Vice 1'-Went.nr
'1ýEEP-;UO TAS P12IMF 311"a3 AND INDIA 3IESS!
13 for cille Ly
)lr21 S. It, KENNEGDY k; CO~I 20 Poydras street.
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
Ixl~nv: on l1"EDN I;Sf)1A1'1, he 50, 9i lP, 111 f 'rlorkk I·. Y.J
IZE( LARL MEBIPF I I P'ACKE
° hakie l'rmvi lulcr. YiclirlillF. :(1I1I1I ln~rllle~lilf L
1 ndingr.r '1 he lint. leg"Inlr slil fort topping pslrr iiiler xtreillla
J." 91 iml'4B...krode, t;,13i. ( nod B will Le ,;, ;II B
haviill v -y aeuperiar nerrlnllnsdslbiv. Four frecit ur Imolr
ailge, ailgpg on Lnnrrl, or to
joltI P, IfIB Br1F CO., (3 1',,yold-v'rrit.
IýC The Sia, gal., w*ill M)"' allllsltiltilll and war\ f i,"allt andlr
plla~r nnllri for St, ,.Ili+, I..ni:rville, f:inriillni .rid SIaII;·il h·
uTnr~ua t.~~~ ipakt o ~~ l".f..ill leavle on 14.1':rim' Y .41h inrt., at 6 o',loek 11. M..
For Mcmpllhiv.-The, e rculrr a~lternate Santerdil
Bf,! . '((] BDY, 'b LA.,.,~ B ~ lIh
pucAet BClmuf·t.-3I'Ic se I liliht draugld nl
11i Il·:ive on l111. next trip nn ralFI, fur )Irelspllir..ll lliln. than,,
B~k ~ .kilngc Iic.,.ag
tort ll .te .,. 0.r f _eig ___ o______ga Lving flea cecl
3 Bnadt.n,, app ll B' ll, or tC
L AVI' S(NAPI' BC]),, 37 Front x:rec.
JTý'-'I'hr; lclfx.f ,rill r in thBe raBde .'Ae cnlire re,,ol. SiA
particulanr attea 1-giveiY( n to all way anal plilpll nlinn F hleill(· s.
i Lr,;~iilll·. h-in Anti and rl Sa-l Mlle, connecvting et Yemlplir a~:l
pneket, Forr thrivre niaeer r
YAZOO RIVER.V
W ll l..a',, e TII['IISIA.\Y B, ikat.. B] Ilclc P. !f3
FOIL YFOR ARIAN S 11RIVER' fIll
lighti1I dnsght and(I. ,,sill nIIIIIIE pn+ýenCIT. IFLI·
.,comer ohn Strale , lrwn, m: -er, ril
LBB~ """B l"""B]''"""" CO~ VTB
leave for Gleenl~·l rdil Ik~lt bl:i llilll honey 141; 1, en . City
Ynr lave, apply urlye, be-l r to lnIl, rt
BI, B (NAP] BI . -i 3 It r.
___TE'hnNESSEE RIVET].
-il1lav .S 13'A . 'Bk 31...'., atB3,,',lAk'B . 3].
FOIL B £ [ ENNES(SE V IRIVER.
f ilh lltA IBNllAPe.P B, ee(3]., 3]dun B OPR Nr(
nd plead id 3l],k,' .·il ,,llll:l1 B j,(Yl,] i Y e J
Rilr i , to nlnlul, will I ln n+ all' r~". The Yni.. Belliae waill take
· Ilor eriell or pallage, apply nn. a hrl""l, nr Mo
mi, I :li\ 1S PSN1 ' R (:'). 9Front ~lct.
FO I' ARKANSAS RIVER. .
Wil lav m s R AY. SO, ililrit ýrl.i r, tctlilr I1I v.s
t_ -. 2,1/, 3. Cro h)), afterlr, will Temri ia ny nbmc Ibi
Largo Ii~iil. I lirr ilt fine Iilaculr l and 11 t'ruigilt u tle laud ng-.
For freight o, Ir pa-ga;pp. nnd rt
_5 I.F1V B N YI'' 37 Front ,reatrct.
l( Te sr a u.2 v ow..ekngfrigt t helu,.
THE LAKE.
TH AI hOI RI IBILE DIRECT, D UI.Y
nplmdi,. lol-p,,II, e p,,I,,ksSr Cubhn, Rý.
A. 1W"" to 0-; lorldn, i. I1. FI)IF t. Ig ustsl, ir Ia, Ur
on, 1. .. [ver, a~tr, avig hnmt b~tilt estlirruly fur the
nketrrl, ritlt sn,erinr ncennlmoilxtion, one of thle 'braveI
n al-rlcr s avill L~nve rho Luike enld of [hI Pontchllrtrain Ruirmdll.alll rir~ fil ~le .~ c ior. allllilg
will atop at t'-agoula n n M onday F d Thii-dl-h evenir
C.l'in dnre to Mobile.sM I...................W· s.I.;
D ec1 . . . . . . .. . . . .. . . . g . . ...·· ·· · · · ··-· · ·· · · · . .. .
Or Dleans, NIi- I. 1,1,55. nG
XiIIIS SI X[I. FRnIIIA X'SUIIXINI
SS 55 s,,d, ,I, o0aSP i, andS int.rme,, I', lndings,.
. <tendiny; helr Erika Cli far a, IPa-,6- a on 0' T1-day and Sot--I
d:,- oOf etlch +: crk
1'hn spluudill low Dreis-nre ilneltct stea~mer Creolr., lS TI
I Intcl~invx, tnn~lc·, I iilt -pre-plyl for thiiatra~le, ,! 'horru
t ,dnnlloiati olr will vuae the Ilnko end of the I'otnclinrtrrin
Ioth :anRiru l I.cncc+ Orauin ;`)+rilFP
1S"C\F:SD. Y 110Eft\G,
!;nl Turr~dal rand auturday the w:~ill {{,,e , (a, 'vv t'nln-olllll.
NTOTICE-TH1!F 1- MUTUAL INOIN1\'F 1Pi
tit tLF u-il.l +,,tcr
1 I II PO1T O I l CMO
$E d. liar[. J. Y~. de Flln in,
o, e.rtlto:o . ('. lot loI ou1et0
II. 'I'. I of +n n le t 1li . 1 11011 'Ni
11111 oC oIl l VI, 1. III . 110PL ,
Ja.C.hckTIOI-\S SIAM ), t'r-blecatt
LI cn-Il . I p l .1 0 1 121i, l iFo 00 1 0 10 et.
JAI. 1:n00\R1 .. o loar ll
N, 1,,, 1 14011n. 111114. 1oi tuot 11,4 IY
fullT "I I' I'. fl, WIIOIF0A1E 111IFI INnlOP
tiItt -rT ol 011,S nai 101,~t .OioI\tl ',erec
F1·lr~lllll 6, -Ito l tld lot hr I t [ l l.l l
city.
Oo,,,1,1ricninr apt. tiin ,ll F.J J hto ,lI.I:l Io t--I.
S ehnI~a d I.- zrk ; a. 1.'. t' el ll h ' I ; \\' l: .l' C. tuielr s
1., -''lbl, 1,,,,II h Cl l r PRICES Paid 1.101 LIKL O
S"UC +: \Ijill 0l~lt 110
I' nI. T_º. F'Y" \': IOI.F.:_11 1:I.:T N O:
' U; nilIill iilp~; rlr . 1'1 ;5 o~tutyOI h~ .in 1±I/ I, I. s il.ippiR_ (·itlr· T. II
the hftrrrl or Ilnaahlcnrl o, in borli .%!1 ail h ailosr or rusk.,· to0
,oIrdiooll PoIo to all orrd I. rc
F.Y p Nn d ~ PINncla F,,di~t tott
ceIllo. ltI I -
OFFICI: OF THE DI Ii+T-LA~l CO\ýIILl
ni. the )InlrJ-l nd Mata e 1"otterie, has~ deviledi it hi, dal\- to rnll
hr nr.ni-I.I 1 ir thle Wile or ticketsr in I;Outt:IieI Vliieil 'III [notify
'1?,r ollr 1"`cnl T.nitrr ic< i 3lnlrlalll are tlloce drn~cn deity
Pl~+ll l " rhi o( tair, II 0 u h i laltcrnn, Lo evunliu e nIo I 1
OPPIlý. 0,11 I·I1Cnlo.11 l otlnncl to the dpollitoý.
311 aill lirlel n t P Lau tie, ;i lod'pjll l ee 3of lotk
air 'A 'tiiiket,, Lnln\ e thri lillhcllr uipl le l LiIIII nIe Y. N t IIR TIS
sal~dillrl I.uilr i ·r, tll orelr M-1~. ~ II oth~ers ilre inlllllllllclt.
Any al Fa I O th labjct0! mtcris l l,r tnP, )Ir i
,rhir + thug nre r~ "', etc., ere., ,till he hecr u l_ li en 'l nd
O~ily F. ar' Riil, r\nc dp ;Ill i ,ll? ct illpir
' qlk I1nnu nrc rllsb r), 1'ms Idcut: John Fn old, rlln be hild
ýe on npl i~ii l \icn it . Truk 51dit ,\ 1'. il
\IITIS'AIt t, . \i t ad n Clr B cr~ctn,". O tt F , inrt
T;ý T\. R'. ". ý'~ooO.- TTORNSI:Y AND f ýIUN
err prompllt Afton ton to all 11*iine- Vat, ll-t wd to I, is Vhargge inl
ill. Iliinh (;Dart ofI Illrrors II1 hPDnll /iD Hllprinr CoeILI oP:
t'hn Ic1"ry 11101 ni",l Slattes (:i;·elli Hur 11 Astrid tl(·lllii, and t fh'
ndjanilli a ollnticn,
b"_d Sp'cint ai nliainn to COLIPCTIO\ OF CLAIS, A C
(1I.·I III: 7n 1 Illib·. (Liihlilliv, corns o f StlltP Ill d Prnr1·
Strc.tp. Jnciollon li\-n. nn l151nS L1
tl ,I ntr Sprin;;s n1. 'ur Hair i1 . nu r::1, Inn}' 11
d'.trd,~i nt So. ki St. 'had V. ss treet, co -;;rr or C'.lnlulu'cill
T1 o.\hita \\"n::ls hncc been Conan 11 rrrrrnilla in Idlat.
aeonslli Ieumr c,, nirrrtioir of tlic ]llldder or I: iduryn-, I)?'·lprllin,
t~oat^t tutul igh t, i;;rtr Tr'llt PLP·: ( Clillllll In O'llllitcr
an A choolir or th!iei-i",c. it wilt afford llllalini- rli,,r rural rti'~1'
A pcrnlll· F ci! LUI inn :Crt , 1I.1 I)ll inla ercii iLn it . ill L
pn li~ld :I. ableiL i, it to tillli and l[ lir t. InI proofI -tractlC
11 UI11 U o ofl Ito" A,-,.u, CCI'lil "11trfi ll h ltnr
Tlli, in to certify, that 1 wano in n .Ay . ~ilt r::?t ul' Lr dtlr, ilill
fol A II it Il~r rrg tt plur' n Ill rlf nllll r thr~ r;rrc f` Ill,. Slonee
1'u1 rw ilr 1101 - 1.1, 111i dill; "p rcit.l1: lll I 1 11." lull r'rourl to
th1.".1 ll·r ·~~liu anti l' ni.lt i l.i 1_n, d, J)I it,, lur i~nlr Hof ofll
i rrlu i . 1. Sirr. Ru~i'r', in thr rila n* to u1~' t'InýLnnr, do e n ile
shut tlor l r.1uto urnrr nnLl1'o nt Inl ~ti r, i'ly r
nuall ul' 1lt 1 rya'il of a dcut}', to rcrl nuul :, t I, nll~lictrth
ýý of Ilu 'n t r+. T r c'l ifi'a 'x of ]rlc r ur>\ 'nrrl n K
This ce tif cs that dir. IT. 1IIhnrw,I . .T. 11 rI1 II\ o in
d Ir >ntl ua de s I, l for two n "nth., f hur n~ Irrifaelic It sodcr
en lr W S'W 1, \. 1). I)SI:I:
C A. 1.ANTIIR, , JA4N:SON. mis., (:I:NERlAh
J*AORNr AN1U lA.1,O,. n narmd~~
.1.I:T hi. 000 .TG:OIi i inzo oyl~lp
to e ml niat ed to hisb eih:lg ,,ill ierct with pro~mpt iltlnli laul
Notes ua.\ccullet collctel d tlrrub'o ot g he STo To, i'd proImt
remittance- made.
...REFERS TO....
Jackso, \fic., Ne~ Orlcnna,
Fealt , Pst nm , r.. Slalrli. ;1v Snufferr
Fo~itoItBatden[t,, TI , )TIarh tllt a Co.,
Tha-IlotOt. Rjixtn, A.damst Co.,
m)'Z tr 11
F~n~ali R SIIrnw ar B $o., cO\In1ISSHON AND
FO t TITR)ANIT C )IIT1:SIO R IN
WESTERN TRO1)UCE, No. 8 Tdltoupitoulno Itrceo, Re
05leans. l S
TESTUIBILL 2 TAICE'S CORTS FITTERS. Io. i7 Sr.
1 Cluu'lor streect, dew r (rlecnl, kel~t conetnntiv ou hannd n
largie n-anorlmps of Channdelier-, Pea dnts, Urnleht-, P·ill-,,.
tipo, and Fitti QUR ol all k,0ttt.
Aloa Inrgo u-ortcnt oC Pnrlor and Cookingg STOVES and
G It RTS.
to rrhid , they, invite he attention or Sug r Flamers. fe:Al Gm
FI~dge ST , JUSTICE'S COURT-PD. F. MITI'IIELT.~
Ju Jldc. Im W. U. QUIRK, Con-table hav,~e 'mon
Ot.o L'r. T h"1 ,Tpitt,, , tret tt No. ti JaLIA STURET,
BeSweeRmagazine Ond Rouchr ttrtelet, ItS iT
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
FOR RED) RIVER.
WIIl 121'(222 W2222l1N V 82 AY. Y, 822 I11 at 5 '"2inc2 i2.(
FO 112L LAKE, IIISTE;N:YI4A1II -'YT
r fi ef nne t nami++"el' PDalrllY(·T * Cilmll Caddol No.
2(.* 2' 2 . 2 1. 1i,,, 22j222En, w;2222,2 2 (2 r;2 , 2(.22 ( o,
Al22nn2r fal- 4 all in22222.(di222 1,2222:2. .1'(}r freight 0, r . pa
+nrr applly nn L~ard, or to
22ý 'T. 1. IrrTTI, 12 NYr T2cerr.
22ll lenv2 Wil22222122.22{', thnII, Phnr 22,,,1 t 2 n'r21rk212 . .12 .
FEdt LAKF.KE J7ý1121EEAU.-tdf
do Nit. 22, (22( rlc22 t. 2(222222,22,2i ( . -rill
.222c n, 2j2, ((2,2 f 2rli222 222 1, 2l,2l I ,,22l 2.( 22nd 2:eor.2 2 2 2 npte2
A lcxaulririin, IGrrrrvlll Ln"llinl, and itI intrrmcdrin tn I" 'd gs.s
F'or 1'rci;lt ur pn".sake "IT Y. Irnr. o t
fr2222 4 \' 2.2(2 ., 2 Fr(Pnt' Aren.t.
ýqw~ ~ ~ ~ 2 F~i I: IItI R ti 1i A R
ý, r1LAe1':ckt nlcnm"rr II. aI. tTi f'ltty (IlIark.i·
.ý°-r',a -ý n ·,r, will Icarc. I~oriti rely. Iii ~vr. C lir
122re22222rr, (2.2nd I22 . )'a 22, G 22,d 222(22mp2 Al'~x
(2, 12222,22lndin2, ad all i.2 en1diat2 In221 in222 , Fur 22,a rei2,.l,
pplw1alc, hlipply on hoardl, or to
,ad T. B:. SMITH.1 12 Serr T.ercc.
2.T22 I iWih w 22 211 22 t 22222h orl ~it:n~c h
ril, 222rl2 ale P-M2i22e of re2ipping. ___.
WilFl leavEe 4n ~h:I1NF,;D-%Y, 5R+' t. nt I~ c P.2.2,
FOR rrII R1N i.% is F: t l I, A
Pxr.* rt strianrr II. DI. Z1YIiEht, Itnrkv
` nlnz tbr, will ]r·Rre, Ir,·ilirely n a", lo, F, 1'or
Ie: l,'ight nrgh
or I'"L~sage, apply ol l2222 2 , 2222
m22 I.222222,1222 .L", O.2 :222 ront street.
I'. S.-T222 2I. 1. 22222222t 2ill 2a2e trei22222(r upper Red
2222, 22( 2222ih 22222222.22o ri~ 22222222-.122 _ _________
Will l Wi)IINn I)VIPV11A. A ir. ' t r ' A k I'. 5 [
' R EGULAR l 1iE)RIiVERi AND
ýJX;= r ;nk4 Packet-'f Le non " nll ,lljellllil ntenmelC
tiAC y, .fur . )Ci l'l)And, I:plAnvm: Putt'nddo. Sl' r e
-port, jipilll I:h ''n: , A',Cvmdd and all ihAAA AIPA) 'ssd plip 1
Fortruiglri or pa,.,:_cI lancing ilpeior nccammodnlior lli, nPlil
on ILoarrl, or [u "
p) LRWASN S\All' 1- CO., 51 Fmlr slreet.
rotSFl l"- nll'ft J~jiFSOI R; .,S, .SrnhllitlllnndP, . 3. n
-"-Cj.R-Si C _d E-rrn. Aln~nliri a. uil all iwerrm~diat
S~libn, n a-ti.\ -,l i 1 leave a, above~. ° For frighlt or 1--6e,58
5PPiiy olllp W1155. .r 5
lil~T. 11 __?lITII. 12 \ ru" Tleer.C
FOR· JCEFFORSBO, l -II I1II,.\ `:
- 1,1 ))) Al, .d I .addo lbby, hroannart Grand
C,) Isl ]scare, leandri and All itrrme
'Nlalnd_--rhe rspcrior pu,-ewr xtenmer St. C-o- . 11.1
A lell cntc mast's, w~ill Ivuv4 to, bove. For freight or Pusen94
apply on builrJ or to
11 Isp-,,, I 115 P k CO.. h F)nt, tr)etI .
rgG&-ra a tnaaa-Sl. Chase, ~ ill pnp nu hi illJ llntrnlttc on
ber accounti unle"- by no order I~oum tho rapliill or lerk.r
Will leave rml UR l[I).\ Y iih il t. a 5 q'elocg Y. H.-
1L V' FOR .5RFFgBAS', S71171'III.· 551)
55)5 A :p,-ll'pand .-ll? 5 PdP
mcllialu e lnntfilig-T -l 'hl iperinr light draught ii~imnlr S r·
SChnrlca, S. \~plclelrtc. mnstcr, wtll lexil\ ns Whore. For
tre:)_ht or Ijrs liiac, 1 111 ou bo.~rl, 'or to
m t 'f. 13. SfIT1I. 12 \ew Tlx-T.
W~ill lea-e on ý'ATI:I TDAY 111 'n r.,'t 5 o'clock I', V.
PRirer I'al~kct--The - . flxr . {' ,- Ili p'l ý'
bur ll - P p)ISA P. F Vpfsgllso.PAA)
rt 1~ltlr sl Irnre us nbore f - r Sh ShrcroPO n (;ranld };carei
LIIT;INP' C~rr Cl),, 57npo Epsaanri, 1)1nnxad [incne
dia) A)A)loq, onAod 15 )r,) For freight., PPI)), a1plA pA
boardr, or to
rsn r. Ii'IR LS \PP 5: CO.,~ Frnt r>reet.
T111e lo'bsld t i)l take freght f'IrlFlAI', , Whit p1 chc a
AllZ so far ]nndi lJiltlrso n, with I1 1- iioil , gc o Ir re chihitlllpio' on . on
FO JoEO-. 511 fo oat
)1))))) S
stn'. LAKE 1IS.11711 AlIS
1'))))' IlAS-Th ) fi ))e'))))r)Aing I)))))A
+a,. : p rtn .:r C. Flpca. Ki .IIC c yiijllt mlpl gr, I.A ll
lý" v ni*,r for mind's)l. li ad Rayon, Cirnd EIA)e, Tglt) 1,p
Aleanndsria, 4 i-rton', and a ll antermnodixe landings'. F'or freght
or "1g'L, a 11,l lisy T:+ L )ld. o to
m-1.__ I.ESS-1, Sp)P Ad))-k 47d04 I F Illnti
OU CITITA RIVER.
Will I. ni: on l)" ·:TIT:S~1). 5thih).. at hlool 1'. M.
_0- FR CAM1DEN, HElh lI n.i.S, EL
( T ,,,n 1). Y..rn ,*2) C a b ia , lir .Nil) , i
.11 jai....... diate I laadrlrgn- -The Maill draft and il-1 niilninei
ll S3, olf C.. l'',N ID. Sue lgr Vi)atCr mil ten, u
fbrll-lIil o ll LO1t11 ihnni )~elll 1111r~L rpi.
abolle. F Iu l EIIm l CliiI
TEIIt. EO 1'1111 1 '. E i'l.
Tid, b.n- t non, ll entll wil, the ri-I 'ilii brll, \':.
1 Btt at plnr 1Pt ý. _ _ln-n ~ln II lr ililnr I;p"
WTill Lave o Tlll"RSD.IY, )11111. 6th. at 5 o'c·llrk I'. lf.
I F,, lllilI~illtlll'r -111111 ·( T 111 11)11 (·lill, _1lnl( Ll i 1,:r1:ll inli .
J a tl l t T u r o , ( : . 1 . . co a i., r a e r , ' l ea v tcc p il
Soil, III.d l wad mirll -lain ii·.~l l t p m rcliulli. She will connect1III
wihannrR 1.Tin o Sin"adR 3oin ~la
UIPPER AND LOWER TENSAS.
k ~ill Icnn·c an "I: I ICED AT. iiil Zlrch. nt s .lack l '. 1
PNOU IRUPPERA LOI lRT S
SF,3II1IU r .-l'1hC li31 3,31,31.P 13t1" 13 llucr_1 -
P0111ln B. IYT N jILOISmae[,til TE I o
Ir to1
AT ,331131,3 RIVER.
Fý° FORi oP'~I~_;OU SAS-TII I lt .aDT
iibj ý+ n lo t:"une lice AV. Glalze, c:. .onu;il
fir (Ild ,ir. sI'".I-t, :ol all ntdiný: n hC Archnfilln .
For fi~ig ilt or lot , apply oil houl, d, full of tit. Louais stlec'.
or It1
,,it IT. MI. JOII P TOS & CO., 3 F L(1e
{{{{pppp'''''''ý1 .3R BAYO , G 3ross, T1 1 .
np3131,3 111,l ,3 toot o hf 1 ol 111 Wi 1311, or to
rat .T. -\I. .IIIIS\STO. :'I From 1 1()nl .O\ FtSIIetf
REGLAR PACKET S 1R
REGGULAR U. S. J1.lIL PACKIET.
wit Far M 'ri3N c:-N, .''1on, PiIIInF 131'o,11 Ship.
l: mdiul, ýtillikcils Icnd, Vickl hnrlr· (. Ormi d 1. llf, Rodneyr
\ltlle ml f le n lildle l r Bay- So ny Enron Run,", lul:· nl pnil n o
tenin inte lll r l.\illzI. ltr. Ilre ilr~le fait rlilln ili it _ Inss ·!il llrI" -
i ril hth\ily il elle 1,. . -ait rlluu, ;rllln r izu~r r u trll ctaret
}'or rlclh-nill o r u e lerse apply n ro ll mon or o
I L. .--ll SCU;Eerm Ilc~cwll sil robe fl to Il f : nin sb or nn
I',,3,,133111,(13 131 113111N'N 113131
, 1133131r '. M. ,31 I'Tllll IlIii:I the Spriu:; all Sunnner lnnthn.
1L.ULAIL PClhFTSTF U~i.
I ý. .. ion"lro-ttlIor .\alton, Pilecbr n Point, Skip,
\ntchl"<, o sol all nltenmnciinte lillllilis-r- 'Ee e l lglll1 and strife
ý" px vrnger pocke :lekt s'tilnle r Ala-oath, C opt.' St.
t`iir Eonrluson, wcill !core fo lr rho shave evely T U ESDAI", nl
Folr t'cl~ght or pnsrm-c, pl or Uneril. or to
nn ý 111. i. S\I I'I'II, 12 few (,reCp Ftrect.
'i7 ': 81 i 1E U :: RI ,I.Idi RI) " T. UI.E :\n I o\
11, 2 llll)rtoo-)·, ul-*tr PIICII Limo ýifrcc taur Fulmil Zldtrl
nml' Iniderýl· I· S()i~lI. It. I IIIIR LC1I IICI cr f Co I.III1I
TAIS1,i;S mnl d IIJIII)lilt ERlr Mills, ]3 au mvl 14 (lidloti slre rof·
Ilailr thle I~a\ er'. IMX I.S for ynck~ýes ofnl any hirb movie1 to ordeur.
SnlI". I ipr f-h 1, r·T 1;, in go~od b;,nellr, for h~hif\ ,hllig, sneerr
ilnllllc-i. Lta St."" oeietc., yet ulp. -rp~rira a' at 11 tonIlldo
}t- Tlln pnldic :ue invr~iftrd h, rolll and s ec. r ly
VINCENT, 'IIZ'II(·'P(I S Ii R, CORNER : (F CANAL·
I,is s:l~ji, I 'or to to I~niil o-mof of B.- B.- I "'ar.Tork3 \('l I to ( yelc
u ty,, Fi'ii··l 11).,trs, .tellies, Calfcu, Chacolic Ica (:ream, c:c,
1·11\1/1·4 set 1·1.111 ] o'clocki A. M. to 11 Ii clerk, P.M.~I Tic
IniU30L7 R'. n. 'RI'I:STI:P. ANDi III-ILDER:I, No.r
.I ebbingli or ell IlescrilliiollC on sheet Black NV, , ll/ I·Plullllilll I e~lll*
* ll n vwsll:III ltli m.1II. n uc d rca t Int c \o T m
Vegtors, ftocic. rte., in a g ood giuodilftlL' dale of rultirntiun.-
For (eons apply w
n12 .N UB I:,it .,3 11 tc.
CRANE?'S PATICNT MVETALLIC BURiAl.
CRANE.'SI iC.-I' . II. C(S,"" CO..P I' etpor': ad l \Vff lui
Ilrillrra in Crnnx x Metat~llic Bo'ip;; Cnsltat, for thle Scarsj of
fa;YO!?irr iln~ll nmlple ai'r', it Ili St. Cltnrlts streetopo
it N- N- the St. l'll·: J1I 111 I_ Fl. r (lrl·Iu+. 3'. . _) r f
mIIE STTLE 0F Oiit FIRM IS TInIS DAY
I COANUCS'C TO A. IV. SC S\\'UitT H 111
STANTON & CO.
NeSw Orlc n, Januari 101.
A . IOSWORTI I & CO., WIIOTCSATCF. .\AN
RLotsil i~iVO1)raaer ian LSUines sllico, I{ss. t ansd5
Front plhler ; I1i·pitt betweecn Pdydras ando I.nt'arette strees.~
Two larg's Ice I,5 'otr. St. Thcu. Cls:Leet . Ia hu uses, head
Nell' 13-111, and No. 1M6 (rrilivr net,.t
Also, Itc besrot, So. ^ 5 1 rMrartrain Railoahd, upp,, a?.le
oplrositt the 1'nr.rnt~cr Sal.-, NewB Orleans. Jnnll Gntl
IRZECIAN PAINTINOfr --ISS S. C. WILCOX
h s openeCIId roomsl W the formaltion OP C111Ssr. inl this benntii
ful .ar, nos tnnght for thle irst time in this sity. The short
time of fear srek' mOsi bein requir Il to require itil its
perfection, read er it dsl Isal ps1 pulnr.
11SThe aditSiare sliI,'5I' invited to lord sr roomS i 5
No.s ' onp street)obst(.sL St..3lll asndIsild Slstrets.
m-p-looms open Isrom IU A. Il. so I'. MI.
\.Y-515.550. will giI'v srivalt ILosons to pupils nt their
residense, if r155ired J155 3.
S t &e A. IIENI)ERSON CO.. SIASIAZINC ST.,
of 1he1, oder fur anl te Iust 5los m5 1 prljes
n jhoic5 assortnlt of 1 OIOCF.RI FS, sad isssitl te tll-tio's
of purhaslrs. Their stock Las been carefully selected, and
comprises all the 11ticl1s 1elodi for fa0ily us5, or for merchlllts
Is hlls ou515y. J51 Os
?ý}cb Orlcaws Paii Crcsautx
West Baton Rouge Correspondence. t
WEST BATOcN POa(rv, Feb. 20, 1965.
"Joy and pleasure now go round,
Beauty's triumph is to-day;
Every voice in chorl soutnd,
This is Hymen's holiday.
Take my hand, you have my heart,
Indeed you've had it long ago ;
And now well never, never:part
Hy tn says he'll lhave it so."
Married, by the Rer. Mr. Castleton, on Thln.day,
the 7th inst., at the residence of Alex. Barrow, Esq.,
in West Baton Rouge, Mr. Tnosoas G. SfiPaiT , of
Rapides, to Miss Jva..I. M., only daughter of the late
HIon. Alex. Barrow.
Married, on Thursday,, the 14th inst., by the Rev.
lMr. Lewis, at the residence of her father, in Wilkin
son county, Miss., Mr. B.Tr. BAnnow, of West Fell- I
ciana, to Miass MTrrE, daughter of Col. Robert
Sample.
Thus you see, Messrs. Editors, that Hymen, that
glorious god of marriage;has been amongst us.. He
is, I think, decidedly the most familiar and agreeable
of all the ancient gods, for he visits us in winter and
in summer, in autumn and in spring. The denizens
of.the tropics and the fur-clad inhabitants of the po
lar snows are alike visited by him, for his torch is
seen blazing in all parts of this habitable globhe. The
marriages alluded to above were celebrated in the
most happy and joyous maimner. The beautiful brides,
dressed in the most gorgeous drapery, of the latest
mode, looked like blushing peris at the gates of Par
adise, while their attendants, the lovely maids of hon
or, formed such exquisite "tableaux vivants" that
the soul of an anchorite would have melted at one
glaneof their angelic forms. To wind up these fe.
tive oceasions, and, as it were, to top them off in a
blaze of splendor. Mr. David Boarrow, of West Fell
ciana, gave to the brides and their grooms, at his res
idence, Afton Villa, on lastThorsdayevening. one of
the most elegant and recherche parties I have ever
attended. Afton Villa is a magnificent structure,
ut built after the Gothic and Elizabethan style. The
t. owner appears to have expended a large amount of
time, of taste, and of money in its erection, for it is
certainly the most princely residence I have seen in
the South. Its numerous towers, and stained-gliss
cwindows, its long verandahs and heavy cornices were.:
all most brilliantly illuminated. In approaching the
villa at night, the "tout ensemble " reminded one of
a fairy castle of huge dimensions, while the mind of
the beholder went back to the days of the great Al
t. hambra and the wonders of Aladd8in's lamp. At nine
o'clock a large and very fashionable assemblage of
guests were seen in the gorgeousparlors. They were
received and entertained by the warm hearted host
and his beautiful and"accomplished lady with all the
eligant hospitality due to the occasion. The music,
by Mr. Meyer and his hand, from the Gaiety Theater
of your city, was excellent. The dance began. First
the quadrille, then the mrazy naltz, and then the
" glorious fancies," those soul-stirring and entrancing
:i measures that sage matrons and duenuas frown upon,
but still delight to see-that sinners glory in,'while
saints with pleasing horror admire and denounce-de
nounce but still admire.
E" Among this large and distingue assemblage I no
ticed many beautiful facesi and lovely forms. Tensas
sent one of her most lovely daughters from Lake
- St. Joseph. Point Coupee was represented by a very
vs elegant aid accomplished young lady, while Missis
sippi had a perfect galaxy of beauty, mostly blondes.
Kentucky and Tennessee were there in alltheir glory,
commanding the admiration of all, while the Felici
ai nas,ltong famed for beauty and intelligence, shone
in all their splendor and dazzled in all their wit
Among those from a distance, I noticed two gallani
-gentlemen from your city and also one of South Car
olina s chivalric sons. The tables were prepared witl
-r;t great taste and loaded with every- luxury that hearl
could desire or fitey suggest. Until three o'clock ii
the morning enjoyment was kept up to its topmos
height, when the ladies began to don the shawl, thi
iET. hood and cloak, and "usad preparation" make fo
their departure. The rougher ex, the "lords o
Ii- creation," then assembled around the social board
and withl operatic snatcies, sentiment, anecdote ani
song ushered ini the dawn of day.
Cupid's darts, if. not seen on this memorable occa
sion, were felt by many. The. restless couch, thi
>" waking pillow, " the woful ballad made to the mnis
1- tress' eyebrow,- will be the lot of many a swain til
;' the fair hand that gave the blow shall heal the wount
-,-c or time hll rall calm the troubled breast.
Thus ended this most delightful party. Messrs
Editors are you married ? tave you a wife?--I meal
have you two wives? If not, come up and I sil
' "put you through "-that is, just so soon as I car
ui- "put myself through," which latter I intend to di
just as quick as possible, provided always, I can gel
the consent of some gentleman's daughter. For thej
tell me
" Sweetest pleasures never ceasing,
. Blessings which the gods present,
ie Joys with length of years increasing,
SRosy health and sweet content,
Await the fair and deck the youth
~a United in the bands of truth.':
ANvNEXArTION OF THIE MOSQITO COINsTRY TO NI
t.ns-crA.-l]y the arrival at Key West of the steam
ship Star of thie West, the Charleston Courier has re
ceived dates from San Joua to the 19th ult. The
Nicaraguan Minister of Foreign Rlclations had issued
the following decree :
The Supreme Exrecutive Power to the People.-
The title of Nicaragua to the territory called Mosquito,
including the port of San Juan del Norte, being noto
rios and incontestible :
And whereas It. L. Kinney retends, in virtue of
a purclase from S )hlerd , IIaley, to be owner of
the said territories, the government of this Republic,
in the exercise of its faculties,
i1)erees-The rights, whicht the said Kinney pre
tends to elaimin and upon the said territory, are nail
and void, and of no ellthet-the same sa being the prop
erty of the Republic of Niicagragu; aid, consequently,
every alienation made by the said Kiiley is also
void.
Art. 2. The said Shepherd & Haley, and Kinney, I
and all other personi claiming this unlawful aequlisi
tion, are declared guilty of ollending against the in
tegrity of Central America.
Art. 3. The Minister of Relations and the Interior
is charged with the publication, execution and full
lilling of this deeree.
Given in Grlenada, Sth day of FebruaryllS, ld56.
PaTrIelo Riv.°s,
At about the time this decree was issued Col. Kin
ney visited lranada for the purpose of establlishing
an amicable understanding between himself and Gen.
Walker, land even otiered his services to the Republic.
The lGeneral told him, however, that his antecedents
precluded is holdlig an official position in Nician
giua, and he w-s soon after arrested as a prisoner to
the State. Ile was afterwards releasedl,and is said to
be on hi way to this city.
SrcilnE.-Joseplh ludd, a young lman of about 2t
years ohd, committeed suicide on Salullrday mlorning
last, by discharging the load of a gun into hlis heald,
anddied of the wound ol the following night.
An awful fitality seems to be the lot of the fiamily
of this unfortunate young mmn, since the death of the
ihlthr, albout S years ago. Of foor grown soll, tle
unfortunate widow now loses tile last. Tile three
former having left the parish, some forced by justice,
some by fear,auni the proornmother now remains with
out assistalcolao wit l two yolmg children. [Ope
lousas Couriseelst.
" Laugh at no man for Iis pug nose-you can't tell
what may turn up," is a wise caution.
Amnuseme.it Thls Evening.
Sr. CAn0LES TuEATEn.-First appearance of Mr.
Davicnport. " tIamlet," and "Nix, the Cabman."
GAolrr TitEAT'En.-"The Poor Gentleman" and
"A Fugitive from Juetice."
Aamony HALL.--Dioramic Panorama of the Rus
aasn Wac.
AEanruini Cmncus.-Corner of iMagazine and Jose
phlue strects. Every evening.
THE GEAT Bo:A.-The great Australian perform
inglar, t No, . 95. St. Charles street. Day andevening.
COL. WOOD'S MUSErnn.-" Living Giantess," " In
fant annu and Moier" and wonderful Freench Warbler, No
to t. Charlo itruit,
. ter from Texas.
By the steamhip Mexico, Capt Lawles, si -
cived yesterday morning, wehave dates from t
ton to Saturday last and our tfiles from interior
The Brazoria Democrat states that Mr. W. C. C.
Lynch, who,'with his wife, was blown out to sea in
an open boat a few days since, was picked up about
seventy miles off the coast. 'This is certainly a most {
mirfculous escape.
The Sman Antonio Texan states that a compaly is
organizing to leave about the Ist of April, for the sil
er mines above El Paso. The mines are said to he
richj, and those now working them are handsemely
paid 16r their labor. Mr. Wood has visitedihe region
around tile Guadalupe mountains, and is fully satin
led that gold abounds in that country. Specimens
of gold bearing quartz have been brought from these
mountains. The editor of the Texair has one that
was found about one hundred miles north of San
Antonio.
We learn from the San "Antimo Reporter that a
party of United States soldiers beat one of the Mar
chals of the city of San Antonio, on the evening of
Sunday, the 17th inst., in a most unmerciful manner,
and had not several persons interfered in his behalf he
would suffered even more severely. Two of the sol
dies were arrested.
After dark about fifteen soldiers came intothetown,
armedw.ith revolvers, went to a fandango and com
menced a disturbance. The Marshal and a posse of
citizens attempted to arrest them and several shots
were fired, but it is h not stated that any one was in
jured. Five soldiers were lodged in prison (the rest
escaping) and tried iext day and fined, except one
who attempted to take the life of officer Fieltrup.
He was remanded to jail to await the sitting of the
District Court.
The Indians visited the Cibolo, en the 15th, and
carried off ten American horses belonging to Messrs.
J. B. Brown, Davenport, Harrisonand others. On
Thursday night they returned arid took what, were
left, amounting to one hundred head. They also
killed several animals by shootiigtlhem with arrows,
and these .arrows indicated that the Indians wert
SLipans.
The Liberty Gazette of the 25th nit., has the follow
ingparagraph:
ingparagraph:
The Trinity river is again up and still rising. It
commenced rising last Friday morning, and is now -
feet above low water mark. The Winds for the last
four days have been principally from south auitouth.
east, and we have no doubt bat that tihe upper coun
ties, bordering on this stream, have been visited with
copious rains. The mail rider, who left Sw-artwout
Friday last, informed the postmaster here that the
river was rising at that place. During the entire day
of yesterday the rain descended in drenching style.
The weather is now clouded, with every appearance
of more rain. Firom all appearances we think, boat
men may look- for a " big river," and the merchahts
in Galveston and Newr Orleans a brisk season.
The New Braunfels Zeitung of the 22d edt., states
the vicinity .of that place is still infested by Indiana,
and relates the following occurrence :
Frederick Foster, son of Edward Foster, while
riding out about one mile from his father's farm, hunt
ing his oxen on the 18th inst., was attacked by six
I Indians, who fired several arrows at him; they ap
proached to within about fifty yards of young Foster,
dismounted and placed themselves behind their horse
as a defense, seeing Foster armed with a rifle; Fos
ter fired anld Idlled one of the party and a horse at
the same shot--which so completely confused the
other Indians as to affortd him an opportunity to get
il--by throning awvay his rifle and putting spues to
his jeony, ie, reached home in a few minutes, gave the
alarma, and nith his ft.ther and brother-in-lhtv, re
turned to where he had left the Indians; they found
the Indians had gone, taking with them their deceased
companion and young Fosters rile, leaving lime an
only trophy, tihe dead horse, which they found to he
a large American horse. They were all mounted on
fine American horses, undoubtedly stolen from per
sons in the neighborhood, as many have missedhorse
lately.
Saconsiderable party had gone in pursuit of it
tIndians
The Indianola Bulletin, of Satnrdoytlast, says:
The schooner Martha, Golder, master, freighte
with lumber, from St. Andrews Bay, Fa., and co
asigned to Messrs. Ilunge & Co., of this place, h
I been lost.
I It iv supposed that the master and crew have i
. perished.
FIRST DISTRICT CoI-1T.--The following parties were
yC.-terdCl dii.sCh sclC y C n. C C eeCli: Wm. I'Brien, aCCired
oflrcelIC ;CI CCis RcefRI, CncI Cf sIC CIi alnd baterC ; Jim
CleCnn allClC .ICCCeC lIe . CIcCCCCe oC rceI CC TI MCaryI lC)iscr,
Cefused of lnreeny. JTohn TIcDonnell, twas tried for attellpting to
pick a pocket, and fould guilty, with a reconmclediation to
mercy. Judge RobeltoOn ordered a draft of one hundred ad
diti0nal jurors, to sere during the.present month.
TIllnD DISTIiCT CoRc:T.--Joseph Iiufty vs. Recorder
JackCiCn uaC tile FCnallCc (I, Cnlmiitee of tie Ilord of Aldermen, i
pracing far a writ of illjllnelion. Johll I. Ill CC. tie financeC
('omnlitte alone, prai-lg forna writ of mlandamus T-i es caue,
tile nature of which our readers muAt zuleliently undeartnid ]by
tlhiC time, care up for :CICgnmci ye-terday. Tle FiCance CCon- F
llttte answeredf t thle role for a indtlnlC, that tI Iihad dCe- I
clined accepting IMr. ]Blls securities because theyC ad preC i-C
OCly acclnIe lC those of IrC. }iRfty, now ocCuping tile oCice of I
Shc ili' I y v ir te of verdict and Judgnlent of the First Di,- I
trier l:olll') end because Illtey considered thie a6ton of tile
I.egialltr , is rCoving Ilr. ICurIIty, ancolnstitutiomtli and void;
SICnd tile. necd tile protection ofC the Court.
air. Bradford argued that the action of the committee showed
ht they hlld Iol complied with the requisites of tile law. By i
til law they were required to receive and approve tile bond, or
el-e certify their reasons for to doing: they were mere ministe
ril ofieer.; and it appeared they had not even examined the
boCnd.
Judge Kennlledy rcmriked fl in tie duties of tie FilancCe Com-I
mhitee in he1 premises wereocICr anCd siCClCe, ald if the alCpfica-C
lCo for IC mtanClaiC Cr r iClon. before tie court, it could be Cn.d
i ndi at once dispoCsedi of. Tie fiCetCionC of tie Finance Co'I -
nfiteue in Ithe premises were asIgetheir CinisCterial. They were
muather lhlat u igh he their action opon tile bond, it conl con
eucld or prejudice elether party. Tir e d ceptnoee alld lproval
of '.1r. 13cll'a bond wcuhl lhve no effect upon tile rights of ][c.
r llfI to the of icct. Io nce if the application fc r the nandtamn
Salmane before the court, he should lit once grant the writ and
order tine colittee to exrane the iuand ndro approve tilne re,
or certlfy the reasolls for thelr rcfntln as requlred by lars. Rut
is sllcCh niC order woonl nICifC s Illy p .jIIIge tile applielion also
I Tfor ile oert fou r ilajnnetion tile court wuldd only order the
ommlittee ro protred to ,enlni, tile bond and lthe suficeiency of
tile rieCtifc thereo Iproeerving their deciioll Fill the Bietsion ofI
ince ollrt ol bhe onrppcaoldt ll for an injunction was raeuered I
tSail ac Iiorler was ,curCiC ly hissled
Mr. llnify' applleat on for i writ of nthulnetio to restrailthe
samle collnniltce and Recorder Janeksof from accepting and ap- I
pF ig IC,. BIell Iunll C s then teak ntl. easi; R Im i
anl T. ,I. 1)uraut aptpeared fior Iuffy, and )ir. Bradfurd for ir. i
Sell. Mr. tllurnt read tile petition and was proceeding to offer
illCi evilec the proccedillgCi before le First District Court inC
tltc eoateeted election case of Bell v,. IHafty, when Mr. Brad
forid olected that tle prIieeCdlng being lrely on a rule tyshow
can1-wy n hy u lljuuetioll sould not ishue, the anllegations of
applicanlt's petitoninI u, be ai.en for true, aitll hle that no
evidence need C e or corihd be ofiCred. ThiI objection rris ss-I
tailel by the t ('lrt, an, o Mr. D ant then pLa leedcd urmake
the opoeing alHglent on tile merits of tle ruloe. i addresied
!lC tte ull t, i Ii htelC ai forcible MllanrCr, at some len R gth. WeI
Bregt that we ihave r not roo for a .ylopsis of his remarkuT.
lllICe IeClnedy fially took thn e matter into consideriuton, and
rill proaly decide prun it to-dIy.
ARCVCeClO F TEL JANE ELz IC rETII.--Thi schooner
carriied yesterday mriing C intoCR of the CAnie SJL'C onh tic le tow
eat tatt pursued rnd ecaughther. was ais at once attuched,
iil Sll Cher conCtenti, ly a Sheriff'I officer, Iat tCLe inCCtanCe o
CI C Ci C Aittorney, and }Iit field, her Caplain, wan arrested and
t tin hethre Recorder BCright, b and bhy triatfi etioaryt (ati
els ere ofMioded,) ,iuit to priCoI I default of fulliShiCii
he was toe prity.
AT TndE IIOStITL.--a TCC ieC following iufferers wer
Sadhaited yesterday Ii Ptrick aCrtin, badly beaten by Is lCCd
ICCiy at No. 55Giro, b treet ; .clmel h ac ro. plckiled' lp iCithe
street, very drunk nlld'very sick; Patrick Mdc(la, mad1o
bruised byw a fall ftroll tmain euce fifteeun feet high ; and Jan
By'n-, dreadfully" drunk ond oifk.
iRe I tuO~bi.R B.tIIIT'S. CoCmi r. Oliver A. Pittfield
capti ldof the schooner Janim Elizabeth, upon which 31r. Gar
Sland attempted to esCapeC to sea, CCas C1rMig-ed yesteirday upo
n Gabevtting the escape of Mr. Garland. He was nesrecdl to furnil
bail ' $25,000 for examiontioC oC thie i ; IC defaultC of wIhiC l
he wtas seut to prison.
Aldaermel Eager lnd Blailey undo ;t lnew. afidavit against Wm
it. Garimlld, charging im with ihaving embeor led $d 0,dU0ioa
Core of te public morCy. UpI b the first ICUdavit made l
Saturday nigh:, ertir itn the nll inllmu of the amount cmbce
zled it 2_2StOO3, the 11eeardcr fixed oti ball at $100,000. Up-l
this new affidnvit, estimating the mitdmnm of the eembscIccmen t
dat $020)0,10, the lecorder fixed the bail at $107,0100; mlaking bat
of half amillioC of dollars that Mr. Garland would have t
The following parties were an Oigcd andS their cases fixed fo
_examiuuttion: JmesC II. IersCy charIgedwith fraudulently cC
ra tining seven dollard' worth of fruit and oysters from Alex
Gravotti, at the corner of Girod and Baronno' ltreets ; fixed fo
C- the IClh--bdilnot given. Fritz RinLger, driver ofComnibusN
C, chairged with recklesry driving ocver nd severely Injuring C
n- woman, opposite St. Mary's Vegetable Market, yesterday momn
to iCg; fixed for to.dy-baiC refused. FUnny DlbTby, C rriTe
Roblnwn and )ary Williauts, all free colored, Jooephiine ans
Poli DO"'vfa< Jn nWlhCti fhfir, %ci arcw. - c d. M
Srcm, at Nile.> or drJ Cl w
n hit &ate h streetsh a, tf .
aenlnmc cf; i ;the .lbing beng ch.tabqapon Chaldctl i' ,'.
c., not yet arrested cast.;ae 1tneddrf - ..--caiallclm ced
. ony of tllc rowd. Cionrad icmmar, . qo t ng a l btf
.lisr. Hri cct (cah with acdrian knife, in t~w oinhio, at.t.
corer of ng d . John e J Baptist strehe hie bfang itd
aECOs f R@ Cortd-re Net to are ti d i g. inf
done in tl!. e rnrt yestery. HucH i.tl.- was .ai"tao
-chra cof kping a dslcrderly horn the emeaer 6C'slt
ncd I uphine ctre--she gave belt t apppar chnwacita. :
cl. t.nr w, hrragned on a charge of betng rttesa , f w.
,., on Iarrn'c a, teet; and Odille i.als, f, ael c e. r -
Paiseemanc d Ofua tt rccited co les than caventen atcrascm
shop-k.cperM for doi;g hcapnete without licensc.
Sr.armxe CoL- ct Trc1cs-.-Modach y, March_ 3N.-.
Hcetalra flpey, ec ais., appelClee, vc. J.N.. Depcnt tnd Maie
T. Dn ciy, his wife, appDllalta. Appeal from Fourth Dtirutc
Comt of ft. John tits Btptlete. On a re-hearing. Formm de
de-:eeof SnpAde out ordered to remain undistarbed. Spof
ford, J.
FAlm. irotiers, Byndkc f tih ccccc ofc Pster Coasey, cppci.
le e, v. James Siul, etaL, ppellants: Sicond Distffct Cotrt of
NewOrlence. Judgment amemte acd atirmed: Buchha;.. .'
S Jcame D. Iih , ippeeltlatt, . J.Ha . Maddce, appellee.
ytecoadDictlct e rof New r.O ans. Judpuent aftirmed.
dall, iherif, t Teeth dI(ct Corttof MadIl
S1 Jame raha n ls- hp FletJher appelle. N ,ntf
HCcoc. S di £ffc, J .
¶ D & eP.Wliams, S th Ctt Joh h
I andcpcll rtd. .Ith $t (o i Co.irdla. Jcdg
ament reer=ed. Enchanau,,J.
AI . G. PAeth, icpllee, o.s. .. Wct, a.t aee.,. orlctc.
.: Htlrr Distrct !ouh o t nfiv n. g Jdgment Jearaeed o.r
hiea , ,. . . . ,
e i T. . tarper, appellant. Eighth lteidlt Coht ocpta t r.M
I ny. Judgment rvceraed. SpoffLd, . ..
Tent Distrct Court of Madison. Jcdgmitmt dednhdcd uo.M.
1, i fir ed. orha , . J . . 'lJ.
i State of Innciasa., appellee,, cc. saves Bob, J a, ta itle-c.
cf cric. Sixth Jstice's Court Bf Madikc. ppeal dicIed..
Spofford, J.
SFa.mrs' Bank o KentucTky, sppelcnt, vs. Wm. Stapýeti aet
I- cal ., .ctil. Sixth Ditrict Court of Ehdt atao Rouet.
it J cgcmecntretrsed. -Lcc, J.
M Ddarch A PendletCo, appelle.t, vs. AmbroseJ. Poster, appl-d
Slont. Ninth Retrict Court of Concordia Judgment at-,tf l
SV oorlcac , J. .
I, S u\icCcll, Hu ine, ppelee, 'Edward HccttleaoccttWicc
SC. )ecamp, eppel:ans. .ateltlltCourt ofT'ata. Jttdg
Jd ent amended and a mrmed. fer biek,' C.J.
l n.. a. Gahamc. cIt ta., appiloct. s.. JimesC. Drew, et
SIt., appellees. Tenth Distictic2C ct ctl. Judgment
Scaffirmecd. Merriek, C J.
re HL Short,cppllcan, .L. e, t tac., TRcl f aow e
Sodist Epil.copal Chirch Snthb,.appellact.. Teefth Dt.Wlxchtt
Sof Carroll. GtngHn nt aclmed. Bchana, J. .
Nre S. L Ford, ippcta Tenth District Court cf Teral. ',Jclg
meat reversed. L ucihacnt , J.
i. Mary Ann Ric, wife of F. Duty, appellec. v. -C. Morg.n,
i Sheriff, ad P. M. Cbhblgci, sppellant- Eihth Ditrict Cittc
of St Tammany., Jucdii t'tffired. Lea, J.
SRamon Lafon, appeliant, ve. John R. Dafrccq and Edwarc
S i Cnuciard. appellcee tth'Distiitc Caodmt East Batd
t Rouge. Judgmeneafllm ed.BMerrtk, J..
D"I State or el.osia, app...,e, E. E . aippelT D
t ac Sp c Cfford,d. J acc tt'<u d fe. .c ..
l i J.IM. Treieott, appeilee, c -W H" , a,, p.-t
he lmi. S., s. th fi,,Cret Ci . of.D, Bt'.r.ieia , .
lay affirmed. Spoffora;'. -
t - David Tylo co., .ppellee, cc. Jaeob Michael .and John
c i and lieiy erkins, appellanie. Sevicnt Distic Conrt of aWest
11 Platn Judgment afacrmed. Voorhie, J.
s Ale'o iln Swain, appe~lle, v. Robert . Barrow ama
Twiadr a r-ainey Green Co., tcterleatccc, ciJetcA f-e
i.te3 Seiiavehii trict Coin or Wet Feliciana-- adgamentaffrmtal
sit Lea, J.
C. ale. Jr., & Co., appellee,, vs. J. 3H3LPaktcc, ctn c ._i~c
ii pell.in-Seveth Ditrlct CoarWt of Wit 'Fella iTa--udgmne
!e srmed. Lea, J. .
IDr- W illiam Guney, alministrl ator, appellee : W. G..Me~iee. ,
IXi appellaet-event Diatret Court of Eat Fefitinhý't imea
tp affitrmed. -Spaford, .
ter, ih slurvc New anc husband, appellees, va. Acandq M. Gore.
e admin!ltrtrix, appellant-cevethLDistrict Court oif ast Feli
SDaniel Sellers, appellantc vs. E" Harit, appelee--Tentb Dc
the t2 t c,'i.o c Carroll--Jcdgmentatffirmed. Bicbami, J.
get ai Scccesion of B. s. Willis-R. H. Burcke-ad wif, aNppellts.
to Eliabeth Chapertci, appellee--Sixth. Distric't Cortt f hEat .
1e iBaton Rouge-Judgment sairmed. Lea, J.
re- AIphoileo'Icricn, appclie,. cT. Almee Wilt; ppclladt-
cud Third lietrict Coert of ccw Orleanis--Jrdgamet Acimed. it
ied Voorhies. J. ,
Voorhies, J. _
COM1IO1QN-COUNCIL.
BoARD oF ALDOiOO,.-^ThiO branch of the City
Congil mtctst evening ;.eight members pwtsent, nd the Pres
ident,. lr. Igeblhnl,, In th.chir. -
A aommuuiction from the x iwial' ..111..a ah$ CD t mra te
fferre.to the Finance Cohmlttee. ,
A messag frprat i Boad of Asgltaat., in rerd to employ
. ingu.n expert to examine ta acounts of the late rAsstant Gi
A\ttocy, wao read, and the amendment of the Lower Beard
SconCurree in.
• A mets e from the Assistant Board, embracing anndry: a
¢" lutions for thepaynentofbah, eta., was disposed of inthl.ans
3$ manner. -
An ordioance providing that, t"n certain eonditions, the
broth railroad on Jackson steR have the rlghfof wy
Sfor the unexpired ter[ of its .larter, wa read. Mr. Deflgr,
wisbed to amend by stilpolalng that t more than ive ents
hallts.ld chrged upon the route. Th ordioom.emad proposed
a d l anentrWere referred toa committte of two--- rs. DmtI 7
an t ool 014000.~
A reeoltion to place an additionl stm of $10 at the dlepo
of the Mayor Cot scare[ Police service to1 referred totho Finance
A numbero of .tim sort nt petitions were dispoaed of.
S Ar oe tion tt no memtr hlU teorefterlea the rmoo
=d drig se ioon without permiion, (of whom not stated,) rao
adopted.
i The diitrentcoommittees made no reports. and cr. Logenbnhh
, o (who had le the clolr ,)mnde a motion to adjotm, which was
to j hot, anil ihe elhrtipro e ded wih the unhnihed bousiness.
A reol ti to poermit th e stalls at the e nds od on the de o
o the Bleef Market Second District to remain, as amended by
a striking out the side stalls nad leaving those at the ends, am
then adopted.
An ordinance fron the Lower Board, prohbihing pope, y
Shollters from titerin the grade o the stheets or banqouettes,
withoult cOrmt.ht.. tile -Council, a-le up poon an amendment to
, substitutle IlliO (it t leyor folr thile Conel. Aferome debh;M.
Shtiol w 1ichr. IDri lldecolaimeld vhemedhf-a hainst plailngog
at I rgtds of the Sorveoor the unlimited power of grading the.
b n'et to o his own fany, the mouter was referred back to.the
Coioti on o eeo s an Ldie. gs -
Ti Ioohe eomiottee to which as referred the matter oereeting l
markct-houseo at the jnction of Ephmaode and Goalve atreetme.
rorted in favorh of eoch market-hooe, and hanbnittd rCesolo -
-i tsns pro iding for the .aie of a contract to build the same, the
Scompauy takl the contractto have it completed within sie
lonths and to enjoy a lease of 15 years, when the propertty.wiI
0 1crt to lie cite. Hr. Golietoon, a member of the committee.
itEated fllat he thi not hfid an opportunity of consulting .thth t
other miuers, althou he had eercied doe diligence tomeet
them and, dtherefore, he desired tlat the question be refhrred '
tback to the committee, which -- done.
d A resolution from thelo eor BoaLrd, requesting tho ommittee
on tae Artesian well to report on the present condition of thtt
w[ruk, wL. agreed to, and the Board then adjotmned.
S BOARD OP ASSISTANT ALDEIRIME..-This Board hel
Sits regular weekly meeting last evening; Gen. Tocy in the
chair and a qnorum present.
First in order cate the unfinished bsiness of the lat regoutar
n meetltg. 'fhe report of.tbe Police Committee recommended'
concurrenct in the Board of Aldermen's resolution for the cton
st rtion of a ntnisneo wharf at the foot of Independence street,
i tithe Third District. The said resolution wat thereuponco
l eurred in.
S Thie opecial committee appointed to onsider that martte.
reported fitvurthbly upon the project of radket-house at thc
corner o Esphmade and Gaivr e streets, and submitted resote
n- tions for the constru gion of suckh Smarket. These resolutions.
Snuthorti ing B. Rodride al Cd. to build the osaid mtrket, and
mothlhn it the Gaivercrkets eotc.te, were adopted, aud sent
rto the Board of Aldrmen for concurrence. Thie lniahed the
nnfioi-hed business.
d iThe Fiscal Aent sent in the monthly report, which was
referred to the }inance Committee.
S The Bloardof Aldermen reported concurrence in sandO o Ge
h tito, and substituto for the resolution for seini Mr. Gtr
laonmd's property; which snbhtituto provided for thhe accomplih
00ent of the oote ahtect, in n moro certain and tompreheetite
is manner.rr It was concurred in
of The Board of Aldtermen reported hatingo.jected the rest -
of tio directing the at. Attoomeo to appeal the aeeof ., P . G
d. Arnonldd . Co. .ta. the City of e e actees to the` olp n u
(ourtpf the Umled Sttes. The resolutionah pew roted i
and the Judiiary Commitettee appointed a committe of ed cofer
e nau In the vmatter: att
Tht Board of Alto.rmen also reported rejection of theresolt
P- i tion for puroltsiong beds and .ddiong for the uie of lories ih
dt the District Courts, whenlocked upatnight ReJectiontro
r. i curredi. n
The-Board of Aildneno ked.pooeurrenoe in reeolntotol.
For selilg a contract to keep the shell road of the city re
i p air ftrthree years. Concurredid .
d o or coelldiong the Commercial WotorWorks Companyto tuot
l ti conotions of its charter, etc. Referred.
F tor authoriziog the ayor otoisue thcirty bonds, under certi
of olitio.,. to the Opelouo, Railroad Company, in place of the
bonds lost by mail between NIew Orleanst Rad ew York. Co[
eurrced in.
tF. to paing tfor chairs furnished by Grosjeon &t Bet etottet
Ike Disttrictoiit roor . t Referred.
id Ti The Asi.ant City Atlotoney setnt in a leoogthy report, which,
i itithont hbeing teiadws referrcdto tho Finaheo Committee.
Ii Peotitions i the ittIto variety were teed by title atd referred
. .'reetolutioq fr payng sudriy balaoces duo the late Fire De
0d lpertent, w.oodreferro d tothe tre Committee.
A reolution for repairing tho iron benohes in and repainting
the railing around Jackootu tuare, o itt
per A resolution for coling upon the chairman of the Coramite on
0 the Artesiau Welil to report the condition of that institution, and
ow- l'ht propet there it for gtin at the otttom of itor fdishing
od, it, wa otieredl. After some merriment it was adopted.
A resolution of thoaks ta offerld by .ro McKtnlhgt to Metste.
o el d hgr and Jhdley for thbee industry atd energy io etoing the
du .Mr Stith frm the 'aperco. dottee aponloleu to considor
haih thet ptition of t fhe Washtngton Miooument C.ommitet, to erect a
[ag lo 1eat to 1,Vol.oitOt hin Lafayette Square, p osentted t
S elo quen, report, wt h oa -olltio n fa ori g the petition, which
wo adoptedl- "
eO" The StrOet alnd l.tdin Committee subhmitted rolutOo-
oo dioottieift the S0rr0e0r 0to make stmdf t tmenmoAnts to
td- the etiftleatic ino the i .hvotl ferry ieave of the city. Adopted.
Sthe For ,ellingthe tbov e ftrry leases, etc. Adopted.
itly Fortetairing dai m yes done to banhqtetls oodpan tttlvst at
lane fiast, at tile exp of the ity. Adopted.
000 o. rtltue odtered o resolutlion fur diidt g the sou of $ t
hbtwten Capt. toytt t a0d CoaptL todlteh, asot ocrtdd for c
re.,tin the ate City Trestuer. It we adopted.
ld, The Bouurd tLhen adtjoned. -
Steannboat Depanrtures:Thl Day.
LOWER MISSISSIPPL
John Simonds, Church, master, at 5o'lock. John E. Hyde
Co., 66 Puydrs street, agents.
BED RIVER.
If. M. Wright, Clarke,ma~utr, at 5 o'clock. Leris Blpp &
Co., andT. B. Smith, aget.
Rosea Salib moter, t 5 o'clock Lew Snapp CO., 37F,
street, 3and T. B. Smt, 12 New Levee street, ageats.
Caddo No. 2 )arshall, mater, at 5 o'clock. L.ews Snapp
ATCHAFALAYA RIVER.
Alie W. 1l1a16, LotEli2r, master, at 5 o'clok. J, K J1t2
stou t Ca. 3 Front LeCee, agentR.
Opelom as, e oal. mter, ate2 o cloc~Bk, J. . JoB1to &
Co., 3 Front LeLe, agentu
BAYOU MACON AND TERNSAB.
Atalanta, Briggs, master, at o'clock. L.Snapp B & Co., Er
Front street, Agcnts.
OUCHCITA RIVER.
Citof Cairo, yorum, master, at 12 Io'clock. T. B. Smlth,
NIeB Levee R.treet, a 2d Athur ± Qo., agEntR.

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