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BUSINEsSS DIRECTORY.
BIUNBONIJOSEPIh, 119116 AND hIUN PAINT
Zin ,xF t. o O e ,o~ nmrp re e t t ox Dood t I.nfuyalte Sydowntdr. Uoppar nbd
ho hht Sqhhih wi v,,i. i a27
BRow N, THOS., uaP1.NTER AND JOrNEIti 12
I 'nydrnx ntrcet, retuams thanks to his (tlendn nnd tbo Publicc
for pant fi vel, nlnd solicit n conlinuanceh ohI ihlrphtrhnw. nIl
B EAIIX, &. A., ATTORNEY.AT-LAW, No. 68 Comp
ctlort. Now Orlexns. nl
B'om fR G ''. i Co., HDIP A OF;NTH AND CION.
JJ 1TI H IfJN bTRRCHANTH, 711 treet
(>iiLTER & cO I, J. IiAi.LiSS IN STAPIL
n F hhcy ,rocmhk, of all kbtdx, co hler Common and
T oop if mdue xtsreclx.x
CoIELERI . W., WINES, HIANDIES, JIhESERV
rd Fndt1 , Sauces, etc., etc., No. 110 hhmmhhh slrelt.
.ICOMMISSION AND
6liOtP i Wllell nndn Rahdli
Diealrs IIn FSluun nud Domi tic Llguuii, Wines, etc. iorner
Oiroi nnd Commerce str, dCewh N Oi kuans, il ihl
CONVERSE `11 P Co., 11001-MS AND) DI.ALRI(S
t I \YBHTERN RODU'I:, throe 0101e bounded by Cano1,
Now T.evee, Commnon Innd sllall streets.
CORNELIUS, WiM . ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL.
'IOORhh'-Ai--LAW, AND 'I. 8. COMMISSIONER, Rohyhl
xtrect, ovar Iba Post-Ollicec x
D MIERON COr~c., J.D DEALERS Ifi N CARH PET.
Ines.i?, Oil Cloths, etce., No. 2d (' t "re s w l "27 (:artombouee
xttouts.
DW IGHTR, EDM.LUND, P., ATTORNEIY AND
Al CSIUNS:1.OR-A7 I-LAW, Nnpal;ouoollve, pnllklr of. Ax
:urnpllen. Ln. Will ( clioe it. Ibo tlllrk(lc ofýAto~amllt ioo ,
I flroo,, T Ihhonnh and Sh. Mh'. IRefes. to. Iiewus;
iýi.. ST.. SlNrk, Suotlr & Co.; Ion. (I. Vooihkin; iii,. E.
ii. Iuutli'uuu. _liI; ti ,
OIIYNS & HARIRINUTFON'S DA~OUERItEO.~
D 'YI'KS, ,rooer C oop and U:nnnl atrcotl, (np xusirx.) all
DOL'b: I't, RUUSY WRITIN(I ANID -OOK.
1111, hi h hTAIILIH iihiEN id No. 11 i i iidhlli street.
IDolllelr's supelrior Steecl f'ens t'ot alel, in Inrlie nnd slnail finnu -
Lilies. n27
1IUBANKi, H. N. .TV., 81 Co., uIENFiiAi CON
I iI N Ih S YIhIIECh[ANTS, N,. iii (1utrea
Tj7lCHELBERGER9 .T. 1C1 IITITLDER, Circus
"" teemcr, neatl to thre corner of ievta, TcF orlrllllri
8ru ipi lii hIu IdI olrultth u done with ,iiuui s innd dih h
pulcl,, on S le Ii t r, li ii,, hle farmsI,
E MANUEL· BIiSSEY di Ci., DEALERIU IN
liluul,:lut ANO Si 11 DlulAiISK, iii, PbLO, huh1
andriiir Tin phntOlut, iI scd, ChhouLpd ihad Oilh, No. 91
.Srg,,odinh ThN Odies-. Phi5 ly
FROST & CO., IhAhEihu.R IN RIOOS, 0 SHO01S, 1RO
f anx, hatst. Cupnr, vu-., No. 10 1 ug r ine xtrect.
F , Y ICNAPP N1 W. S. CHANDLECR, D`N
GEIO, THOS. F., wHDIXEsALE AN)) XA'rAPr,
Dlil ndl FI' AXXXAXXeM, coXe,' 0n0X 1110 XXX. MaXIe,
G '!,EL&J1DISNTA1L ANXI I.1X7VY lURY
(los,,fl r~ dheepl ilnpolrtn llop Y, Nn. 1 Cluutrln· street.
(IAINES , C. C. Co. TIIXI RTXIXXX AND) IXCAL.
' XXXII IN IXXTXXIIN'Ai tLI, XICUTTIX, ec., NTa. X . iT
sURDON, o RI.Co. XXCX XIXXTXXXIDOT
IXr XXX *XT,XXXAT.,XX IN LXJUTXXXXX-OlliXio XXn
Yrid .1 CXX Ie.e,, cTX-r of IXloXX I,,:!, kXXpt.XXXXtly oni
hXXd XCX,.,X AXIXI,, IXILIXI I'X,IX, IXXXX XXXII-, eci ngTXX, IXXX,X
l Sl thnigluli c T-n i~e l and Or--ul Illa and 11 yp-enr. Oxk
XXXil XX,.,,l 1 A n . XXXXaXlXXXI)XXXaen Xtlll. Xn2I
ODIES & CLAUSS XXROXCERS ANY D IITTATRS
1I IN SCSI l';ItNI'ITXI)CX.I, NXX. 14 New LXve XXT dT
T,:h pit-N-trrthtnsP. o25 lydkw
ITI'TI)FXUSON & Co., S. & A., IXTOX'XRS-
sl . i.XXluXXnt and FXX u1T 7 SXX lep, XorX)r XIX1XXXCX0 andX Xat
f IRAILIA, P. A. IEA!ERS IN STTPLE AN)
.X 'ne X!XXXr X)rXXXXT, NXX. 1I) XunAl XTreXI.
rI ARRY, HORACE, XTAPIXE AND )XNCIY I DRY
1 t -k*. llllll uidcrlaa, e ., No. 18iX5 XXXII M~tr .
HOWELLL, R. K., ATTOIRNEY'-AT-IAW, Cn. 13
H ILL LEXANDER, IXIPORTCIX ANIX IXCAL
H t TI TN XXX!), .IX11;VS, tD(CN", PIXTIXCI,S
X uLER 1,1 FANCY YARTIXiLES, eX., X NX. 5XCXI)X
III IPIX . J. .3! Co., IIEAI.IIX1XX IN XXXXCCRIES,
1irA,!, CAl')), et., 77 XI' TI 'rIX)
NIDXX XIXIIIIIWAXINEIX,' ID EALCER IN CIII.
____A _______ X1ASX:\t1IIINIAE t., TXXXXXXXX F.
HYNSP,0 (EO. -V. & Co. SXI)IPINIX AGXENXTS
ANTI) XXtIT )1IS411) )II-IMIIANTS" U.DXX, t.
H TE b GOODRICH, JACWCIERS, CII -r G
J(ENiIG. BENT., AUCTIONEIR ANI) APPlAI
IP r. NINIIXI XII XX.I TXXXXX
KELI.F 'XtL IIO XSI I'I.IX.X UNIXX T. SiT. ILOXA:;X
IF ND S. Ii Co., COMMTXISSXION TIC)!
K NN)I)NTY. ALFRED, C0)I)1ISSION MF;RC D ANT
le.," nICIYnn Ihi~ RD
I XXIXXXX. iXXXXXXXXXXXXiXX )iXXI)rickXX, etc., etc., CX. N 2 MXXX.
EV' XS CO., .I., IIXXIEIXS IN XT.XIXT ANID
L nny D ( -1-~l. corner I'nriKI 1III Illillliin l *!I·(ll _
TnVILLEE F. CI, ATX ITXICYXT-I,l.\\. NI. 1X
.L) 7?. lill-e rlllcc, uppulrlte tile I'obr-Oficu, No,. Olleilns.
l1 01IIX'XXOIIXCX I
T AAIS, JOSEPH & Co. CXMMISSION XER
I'IIAN7'., AND DEALERS IN 'XESTERIN PIXIXTUII,
tiu. :4: 'I','hnnpif rrllis trect. nl.:
LEIG &TO N & HAIUOT, XLXXIIIEIXIO, XXIXXX oC
TrEvFrrIcrr, wVrr. F.. &: co-, T'1'oN~, FAC:
j JMIIlS ANI) lOr))1ISSIO .I I ,C SN',I . 2ICXOld
I11fOO1)Y, hi. N..SllTi ~(TI~1~ I'IIH
X "yAt"yXXXtiXlIX:~.,XXXX.Xs'X et TI,,,
ill i ;,; I;* oll lilacy an lcr ro-tir ndl~l tl~ ~l
MOILISON, G. NJ , XCXTXTI>Xl, IX XIC;IIIX OIL.',
I'inilil l'li f'liln ·1 , etc., No. I'L Mnn;;ri liu' tr.""!.
1:. i1. ,11 11i f, wT. E. MA~i R.
A1ý l IT It.It. G. .E., ATXI~TORIIXXI.AT-, 1XC,
Al\,+ IS ,'o o ~r od I I re. New Oriu'uiý w I
I'XOI{IXAII. T. II., IXI RoXX.,X., X... coXXer XX Tn,,liXXe,
I . IIXITXATIXiCNTT.XI I.N'X IXANIXA A II'T.TX
Iº7!XII :iiZl, DI. II., IXXI XXX "rr"1 111IM\(R
,IYI.XNIXIIIXR.XLI.XXXN 1: C 'TRYX,XCIlX
XltIIIl IX XXIXXI XAXXXIiXR. AlX JX.XXIXXXXnrIXIX. r'ai~
J .,.., 1'~. a,Jj.] ((000 51(,,. OTISN.R.
J. N EA. &CR. MN's AND) 0(Y,' (i.A)
N1 O,.0 IN, B. [., B)OKSI, IIAN ANDSTAIOINERI,
,ý11 p, ;;te P,: ____r
Jy 'l ; .4O II . & OVrll4 , 10 1 (Ics ; s, Iwori . email
N O; s)AN, I? (OO IF I T &1sO~x i,\ A lITS TOs N Cl'
Ni o I t . ,,,,; l, -..,e,. st,, und.er t ,,, Ht. 'll nrl l., H otel.
pf ICIIO]NF C.. 1., MF'AORTSR IND CT.DTIIIR INI
i \Vlne".. l.rsnier I'rl.~tI (AcI N . ! S) Ianlp Al )Aet.
p AON I lI.V CV ('LIOTIIIIOR C, )rnler Cs.a p I
T)SL('|II (OOD1)RkIC, s Co., COTTON FA('
1T ~il)ltý.\Nl. t'OMI\ISSION 311EI1tVIIANTS, I.; s'-odc
],t ,t, . vornrn i· of 1ll,ioll Mtreet. rip stirs, nlS lCw
M}ITI{IN 1H. &'C¢o., I)EAiERS IN CI,OTIIIN(] AND)
' I ' ItN l.IIIN, 0001N, No.47 (ulnnll stret. +c7
1'IINSOIN & CO., I. 111. WIOIES NN.\IE AND RE
I . fl I.ro,"r--Stcandhaa and fsmily supplies, No. IsU Gra
1EI IVLY P. E C., '.\IRS IN SILKS AN) FAN
I. "1 ])I: y G{ 1)S) , e ,,mr ,"e'n and CUo stret, . a9
I(A(..ESIIIIE, I ENRY (Su s.e 2or Io Fd . N. ]lfr
atI-onN) N !'T01)Y PUBLIC, No.'.Cm ccdPae e
4IL 2WFUAIK Jo & l C IIS:II, ANl)
Urban,. 1.21
L5A 1IONrl, W. C., F. RIIIAN AoN2r01 ,No. Cl ClmN
&.b ttel. :Ne'w Ulleal.to,
I''LIIIl J. CI, s SO I& o.. )slsSs IN PIARDWARIE
R,1r· . ('I rent .ntrrl, hctwelwr O envier :tald NVatchez .1,l eels.
S`E2VAIM tT, CI.I~ LEC A.II nDAFR IN FINLD
IJ oIl Fal.JllliiSle Fnlllljit l,re, Nor. lit 7 a dll i3 :nilll s1, trot.
S,,,-,,, ,' . . 'obo, TRNKARE
L C:I Iy AN & CO., D,. P., NOr.\IIOLW I aIrOLTrE,
1J Ind Fine lL I ''l my G-1ka Nov. 12 al 14 Chartres
nn r"ý.
SAVA:1G 7.1i.&r Co. CONS.IISSION ORIt('TIIANS
3 AN I, GENRAl, I'APR)UODUE ANID PIROVISION SDEAL(
]?t:`. No 2f; lh,3 dra. sh ,t, New Orleans , my4.
r.. nw. 111 . w1w. 1v. sll.lw. J1. . SlrNw.
AIA"iG. & Co.,V coF1, FoDllICON AND FORI
1) W.\ir I.NG biliHhthANITS. No. 24 Poydras street, New
I)qlirs.i myI
:1IA\ RFRARNI, J &. & Co., COMMISSION AFND
U")1 tOtW.RIINO ,MERCHANTS, AND DE:ALERS IN
IV iEn1'IIRN PItODMUCE, No Tcvhoupqltonlan street, o01
TI(,INGER, I., & Co.0FASI4IONABI., 101O
SP0T1LING FUIINISiIIN(t GOODS, TRUNKS, CARPET
lt.1uS, rte., N Au 5l:nn lp street. myl
BYTIO DU JOIIN J Co., A IUB E ,VARF tIOCSF ..
N o,.. 1.6(h,.n-oan street, butw-en arandrl.et and Butuou
r1,el , a19 y
EAMAN, II-. l). Co., CORLMAISSIONS FORWARC -
S) INi ND W ESTI,'N PROIDUCE AENDRTATI.T'S aNdl
eARer A ill O)11i, Rice, Aleol, e Ptc., , 0. 001 oydrs street. A12
0ICI)1S S Co.D DRUGS, C EDICIF NES SlUR)ITAIL
SINSTR( U MNTS1 eIc. , wholcsalo and retail, i Nos. 8 and
91 (Cal n1 ASet. i I i9
ATLAIIIR STAURFEIt & Co. I A R D L A R1 ,
1J ll(., Atc. No. 6i Gaunal strIet, ss gents fI r i ages' Sa
31ills. a9
SIZE!. G(iEO. VV NEW ORLFANSfh AGRICUTU
SR.\h. \\'.IEII(.USF corner of .3ongailne nlld Poydrns
tremor., all
STEEL, J. B. 1100KSELLER AND STATIONER,
TIAYIOR, S0..E0VELL T. I 01POITER NID A DTI I,
er In fine 1Wi ocs and Liqulors. Noo i Itoynl street.
lD(1D), s. JI & co., WIISOESALII AN) RIrTAIL
J-DA.ERS IT PAINCT.S, OILF PAINT PMIITSD WIN
Dl}i ICI ASS, , RUSpIES, and Co1ors of all kinds0 , 9 Ssaga-s
z[,,e su'ee." ' na2
`]AIENTINE J. U., B Co., DErAI RSIN BOOTS,
Si"DOES ANID IHATS' No. 51 Conlmoll street.
TTOOR I[IF.S GRIGGS i& Co., COTT CMISSION
A9IND FORWL` RDIlNG M CIIARUIAN'1'S 15 Tchou piounh s
MCA, sC,
TII5EE1 OO, E. . .II. D.ALER IN DLRUGS. FL)I
,. ch il'hial Oils, e '~. , Not..I . Mttlaazin . street.
W0 OD:LlLN O.O., lHPoRTER ANI) ns-r, IN
., non, '. hlicnlsl Isl'cnt Medicinec s, fInts, Oil c.,
C0o'IIPl 'nnlllnno nl(Il Magalzilne strets .
TIITE& TIIOS. L .F Bi00,SALITR AN)D l-P
t ioy) r, No. 1I5 CN 5,sl 12tr'et.
iAT RIPiT ( -.J-&.-).EALERS IN PATEINT ANTDI
,YV .sl s I' IS u uPe etc~W. iaF, tcL, c . s. 2 1 (a., 1, 15Uhr
trAT Ch~' . COPR CFIiXER 21, IIU
n\I .I I-ONY 0, Pa ri Osh RapilCs, ,C..I. ll. YO IiOYI, New Orleo ns.
IF-TILSON, .OIsIROrLo Co.R COTTO)oN FAOTOIRS
WILSON, AN t!'O iMMSSION MEICCllh1HNT, 35 C[rondcl1 street
New Orleans. x20
elis , i!. R'alDO..... ........................ ROBERT L. ClE 11ES.
IATLDOR CHULO, . IRY\tDARF. ANT SIIP
As - I.i NIID0.11', Noi. 3 FlroR tndR 1 Fulton sreetsf ad ll
LOUSAS, A1N, J. & BRO IMPORTERS AND
SI)DA sBS- IN IIAI\)WOARRE, IUTLEIIY, etc., orNer
Yngain~le uilld 'oilnloall ntrects. , e ore
W~ C. I"LUER, UN o t :F:R, 211 T('IIOU1'I
Y .tonlns V1 11le, Nell~ Orlonlls, Collins and }lrngses nlx-ny
in rlils ss. Coli n lineR d with led, for trnsporlios , Ct ltnrt
notice. al28 ly
gNORITII CULLOII, ATTORNEYCAT-Lo OW WILL
[l. to all profesioal business i St fnry lad
Awyellr., that may be entrusted to I1a care. Office nt OP.
LOU.\ a.I
Refcrenes--Chos.N. Walermn hardware merchant; C. N.
Oli,[ r, Esqy.; 'Phos. D. Miller, complssioun mlrci'rnt. Ch.s, B"
Singleton, a roraey-at-law; Niso0. Adams Co, CreJent OIH 2
New 0rlenae. "o
NEW UB LEANS DAlLY CRESENT.
PUBLISHED EVERY DAY, SUNDAY EXCIEPTED, BY NIXON, ADAMS & CO., AT NO. Y70 CAMP STREET ry
VOL UME IX. MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, 1856. NUMBER 5.
SEA-GOING VESSELS.
TEXAS AN) MEXICO.
" T. call on TPURSDAY, 1thh itt at 8 o'tlotk A. M1.
FOIL (8ALVESTON AND tIATA
D3iIIiA8AY-UJ 8. 1,ul11 t.iuug-Tlul new mtuu
muguiilcest 3tcnmxhitp Dhnrlus ·. ¢Rt
Hutnry Plac, commanidr, will mall uu aiovp,. ForIT ,t g
patuugi, havinug mopoult tutuuao ltut, upply on bItdl. or tt
1iiARiii & MOIOAN, foot of Jlls utie,
oppoite the Steamstip Luu-ditit.
N)Thi18tnumunltlx ofY. flit lI wtll htustfter puy idght.
enitg it up m holok l oip lrd INt to Lt e.
- Sbippcra will plutwo t rovda h",I to ex wltll the steam
7tsilln of IrldilE. ~SUlrer fnrm~w 1, to sgnCI1. m l_0
Will Iltap TIUSiDAY iiih irDlt., at8 u'lokl, A. M.
FOR BII.AZOS SANTITAGQ DY
- REIT-i,-T, Ntw OrltIa, puP 'u',,,u iU. A. Mal
Line. The new and magnificent ,tuuupfluip Nat
tituf, John 8. PTlu mpson, eompuiter, will ieave t above,
yuntually. For frtilul or Pt xage, i1-titg tulegeuut xe-room
uttpurnduatttn, rpilytou
tiAtItYtY & MOD(IOiAN ltoi t Joullat steet,
ppositullituetnnuuuhii ItinrUdhg.
gqgg--ll frelt~ight sippd b tlo Nautilus wtll Ix, delvered t
Cipliilin Kennecdy, of W. dreamemr Cir,lmgll, unless otherwise
dilrvrted. '
D7jy Sluipptt mtutu provdli therluctt t with the stpraucru' bills
of Indiagp No othecr form will he ignldrl m10
'I1o mail on FRIDAtY uutpiit 4tup. at H o'eloul. A. u
F FORVM RA ORUZ.-ll. 8. MAtSI T.INE.
PT uux, tom ituldel, will lravi p Texas gt honv
tbutu'u,,, ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ lm fuuuipuiy tuuiur iV ii t n,
rP. Spl. w im.tl
nbave, puuotulanll4 carrying the U. .niia
q~p-floc freight or p~raHIIKE, having elegant srccollmnllntiogl
forsab1n and mtecrnge imxxenger1rr apply lu
H NURIH ,t MUHCAnN fowl of Jlllin street,
(ipolslitile the Ii cr JuittLatting,
OpjirNo freight will be received without an order from tiroo
AgpuIts. r
<a-r NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS U.
8. luit, lINE.- Fill lIAIOi'lii'llN AND
3ITA''iliAu HuAY.-The fallouipg new mid
uutuuiicelut uhlniuip u wulliercnfttr lPtPu on SUNDAY stdp
'1I'UII U iul Y, uiu o'clclu A. I., Iuunctillui.
Chtilt 1'1 i pluii,,iu u henryi 'l u p, C uitunder.
Plexlco, .luluu Y. I' dlp,,,, Il.
Lotnl-lul ut tll' ultn. Il. upnl, dol
tt'tellutliuuuu,uuuuury u htepitugl, do.
Ifuliverllg freight for itll 5 alntis i.i Wetm lruu w, at the J, n
P. P-Tlu iA, 1p; pleasie iloyirlue tlit uutclu t wilu, theul Pepp,
eNS Viilla of lulhrg, rw no olhr atru wit l h - signed.
Pull Line iultt ullt. 3tlillF luptluuubi hidufwn ktPilot lot uixselt
iutttiutlluih l e nt uiu liuu duuu be ,h kes iu l outtun
t1Ia rlllilrintand-rncnof w of fi own (:nptiins. s25 tf.
CALIFORNIA.
l 'rIv E A on TfTllAV , March 11. ill 8 o'clock A. M.
SNE W ORLEANS AND CALIFORr
ninueSleamhl-hp Mioe vln Niclaralgua--Onl- riecet
- line from New i)rlcl'ns to an 1'rnn cieo.-Tllhe ru
pm'lno ttrollyltiP Daniel Webster .T. W. Ptte'son,o corn
madler, will ca\e 'or 1Tta . u +, IT I aITIIIII , a1 r mvE coT -
nueting with tile .en-luip Siera .vuadu, on1, llaeIncifc, t
Stu, J.aiu de. Sr. Poa.-angers by thlw line are o9'ered grent i ,
dulldllcnm t p, both I eololly anl ilue. Thle C lmpny have
ernEl lint ne~v iron Meant-cr on the Intro and fivier, and mre em
Nlleld to transport pnebengerr with great dispnteh Annd comfort
Iwl- Ill uGu. For ureigIh lliug, rllElyl
W. I'. TLSII'I.,'I'N. ; trmp I tret.
NEW YORE.
-~,* F OR NEW YORK-REGUILAR IlINE
l /\Thl e A}l w~n}chrroI r Ida Corol, mnasler, havin;
IInearly all lhr earnoo hoard, will have qluick dlspEl tru
F'or balalce of frtiI.h, o. 1 .Stu,$g apply to
S... .. W. w.Y SI %&( CO.P', m,_n.re__
PItILADELPII Ah.
FOIL PIIILADELPHIIA--R REULAR
I.I F:.--Thre A regular packet brig May Qloeen,
Jackuon maRter, haing aIlarge poItionof her cargo
wn h ill have dlt. rieh. For freighit onnrpa.s a .e app*ly to
I E(). W. IIYNSON & CO., . 2 Cimp strlet.
FOR PIIILADEI,PHIA - IREGILAR
Ilne-Tile Al regular pGlEt brin Dalllel lIolo
*ly Wldl n nluster, having i 1arge poll1n uof ler
cargo on bo1d, will hlo.e diispatch. Fr freighlt r passge
apply to
hEli2 . GI).: U. Wl.u oSN A C'O., 82 mp strlt._
BOSTON.
FOR BOSTON-REGUILAR. lINE-THE
ligiar llpacket llhip Norn, liellLs ml ter. ise
e, p loaling lod will hIave . ubic di rtchu . For I ad-I
-cc of Lr,.lIlht or pasbnagz,, :.p )," on bJourt, W. l to
f2<Il i. W. I NSON L CO.. S2 Camp street.
F.1OR BIOSTON-REr ULAR lINE-TIlE Al
pa'cket Iark AdIellaiRogers, anoR, m. s bar
'l,--. Iml I.. llII hr 'ligS engUNd, SIl take the hulk of
rah) thn,-c;..C,,n., f,, r t'ti,-ht or v~hh'h, aply ti.o
h'ea; (;go. %r. l g. SOSU ,s CiO., >2 t;,:np slreut.
' FIR BRISTON-- R (; Ulh-AR LI. N E-I":TLE, :1
·llendid Tip Jtnllet. Ifmaltoll, mn.at, ik non. load
ill" gll[ .ill fllt" qullJdi: - iid palch. Fur bnllclol e of
t'rrleh~t or Im",a~ge, :r+eply to)
fell C. AS rIsno'ie cr,. ('OR^(`am F1TI1PI
LIVERPOOL.
F'OR LIVERPOOL-TIl E FAST SAIIINi
Al sll PFerthshire, >,lou. nll - rlIi.
' aror h ert'trtpci~l o tnl lvgngd, will mot -wit dispatch.
illIicu ofIlei1i, aholy tI
mI8 .1. II. '.SIIBRI )CIF & O., 120I Conlmon t.
rFOR LIVIERPOOL--TIllE A AMIERIAN
III . ip lVlll1nm NteI , I l( tair CheeIer, paIing
m lenrily al lier (,rIo I.ll;lle, will m : withll di atch,
rlr ci0gl ot' I'l) balsc, noton.aly n board. or to
1i. ASO HilR 1 )'. , &O.L, TII CoI' 111 s1reNt.
I FORLIVERPOOL.-THIE IA FAST SAIL.
nhg ship :1la l'll L~uther, lifnder.o,m nUts",
p. o .hll er r cargo vnl!Zlle. will meet with da! ;t.
11 II ,i. II..llII IIII-S , I)O. 1D (.EIl l.lllll. ,.
I, OR 1IVEIRPROOL-TI' 11 IETII
s. plliI AlSllh ll lo ole. In3Io r er, IlaVigle the grater
. lug ot" her col gl engaged, ill meet ,L filt, d-pnltch.
l,'ur t: r~ght or [,,t.,ge. atpply to
11[5 , III. lA,IIB IIIl Ei. ,t: C ., l1 ('Inmmoii ,treI t.
] ,FORt LIVEIRIPOOL- T-T IlE IErY IAST
,a-aii~, pr I ,nkt u llf 1'. e' r".nr "lgo t,.' -,ý,~ia r' 'll m~vWle et bolttl
di~l," l l. ' For r7ll: llc·c. of 'r~·elgh, m'· prl, ,age, ,llll to
I1',> I J. 1 . \I IIW.II)(iF (& .. ')' l .O1111l11l1 he*e.
SROlR lIVXERPOOL,-The AF ARITISII
pyý} ei p Zobofltl, Rohe: ttoll ..Innttr halViol," )lart ,,f
FOlhr c IarE.. eNOA-Ig'I wll et w11· illnc l. di,
pltll, For Irl lt, inpli t~
l A. II. ASIIIIII tIIIE & CO.. 12 Il C lllllO strt't.
heWe, .1 i, it],h "hip A i ' I . ..... n or bill ig"c, h nen
a. + tltlrt onl " ] fet haer.'l flItg~l t+ h im ediat
Jl 1.T.\IIB PI{ItIE &Il~ ('o. 1.) C ,lnmon stret.
'l I IVEIRPOOL,--TIIE-TI: FAI\T SnIIL.
,hip Thonls Pe'kill Fllirginýusi m :er
mill tapnt ll. rillli nnc o fui Ftor freiht r pb ae, op-ly 0
ply' ,o
lf6 J. IT, ASHIl ITD(;E & CO,, 130 !o'mmon st.
GEN0A.
. OI ENOA--TII" REM:3ARK{ABLy FASqT
`'tllniu ,ticker shlll Gleloa, Georgfe T. ]':1ttrsol,
uml[Iel', htvin h part tq" hetr clll.o cu1gnged, r win lmee
'alll drslpltclh. For ow-ll~e Or" t'leiglt or p l gem. apply elV
board, or to ' "
mi6 J. 11. ASIllBR IDE& CO.. 1"2) COtlnlOn streel.
__ - -I trn u v
HAVRE.
FOR HAVRE.-TIIHl SIOlPhLNOTH Al
clhppai r (Ilt chit 'Ed vl'i Flye, (:c kin·-ul
n rater, Laving nearly nldi her cargo en Biag d, will meet
,. 1 I ASI II1IH fIHH ,1. '.121o. lH s1tcHt.
Iso P r l. vim epeeol aco apta-e ' apl toth
1,14 An HI. ASiIOIIIIJ:E H C6., I raHHr pp,,,,t,,2.
FOR IIAVRE1.-HllH PI' AhOOi T 8I111'
.mI col l shlHip Se pri.l, Co,,,tr, l asitr, hovigy the
enerpat f m'IIS(1III \ till iP qil.A I. tl)l 1 FTP
p190 in l. H. IIYSOCN & HO., n. C , ipa)
WANTED TOU CHIARTEPR-Ab OOT)
A. II. AS I lE llllH O. ('t.,
OAT1 1200ooou 6rpl
FOR SALE-, PHO IllT, OH A CII HI.-P
IW bllim cur l, ltl·u ksn, ntxw oil, halI ' ee Ply ally
her cargo engaged, w511 ~ l ~i.ill I11; 1 aiol: d smpl the orr
'rpri Ali boO pas'dl, 101 t g
AlT O1. W. IIYNSON k CO., 82 IHop street.
- B I LA'I' H AHlRANOTHOI'I'Oi 00101 MIY
WANTiDiT ONHIIllll.lAT ITO CHAHRTER 'I'ANO.
ia I HciTli 0lFoiT~i'ioaiiiliiy, ihniliiiliil, oui,
fIe,,)i IT iT) bly 2ii i 0uiIHT i C lomm oin Street
NIbi ull fi't, TV Hiioi pLooioy wtI ,IA to. Inet, r Isteoe
T ill s c,) op biiTH '"P I)'.TI;e ig i, 3.1. ioi TITIIs TI 'eleIii
ilTAIW to hak T0001,0. Fo tloru Pbir .
RAILROAD TRAVELING.
NEW ORLEANS, JACK
sup AND u~SOB ~ r'l o on CalliopeSII
11.01.11.11), I)rpot on
htyCet· earner of lnra stmt., arty the Newn ilaxill
PA:\oI1N1IER 10.1.100ra0 the til dAoll at1 8 A. 31.
RrohllesOl)o 01t I P. M. l1.ocl O, (W at 2 1'. 31.
Berhes Ille city nt 7 I'. 31. P1einger receiI IenIaed n1
all Intel, llrdfitr allain llu
Pm -Fo0lr ents per mile, rach loo. llhildrell and "'vent
Ilf p1.ie .
O1IM1;IIT TRAIN from t11 Oiy to Olyko ad 011a i rnlr
lilr " rltntionx, evorg '11osdn1011 hn1, 1 1 a1 d Satu1rd01, altfron
1100111 to 01w (01"100,01 11:11 inl1 odiao lstolioul, e11r1111n1
Ilay, 1edlAlnylanld 0id.0.
5210111o111'riokei i ;Wed1, on np11li11111, alod moderat price.
ire-F,,,i ol tn'1'ickr nt trll pDrice to any *tetia ofile oahurod,
for I '11101,1egoing Wad rtnrn the tl 0 llnio day.
C11C. 11. IIAZII,IOIIUIIOT. (lll'l Slopol'.
Tri-Week0y lilln of ST.\IIIO TO J001KSON, \I..: Ill
NEW ORLEANS. OPE
D N 0 1- - _1 1 0 1 IM l0,S AN D 1 I M AT I 1 N I 0. -
SUZI)IE1I ABLAN(:EMEN'TPt;
Thii 1.ond will 01. open Car i..1111 ll ll ealll.11 1 a 1 1rri 11 f 11m lgiers
to 1112111I1n0 00011 nce of sevcmythreC miles, on and after
tho In of 3l.\RCI NF\'1',
1.NSS101001R TII AIM
Lollls the 10 0ot0nt Algiers every d1111 0... SilO A. 12.
01re1lfllovver d1yt...........18:11 A. 31.
Arriveiol l · 1.101 eyrlrlly dlay a[........ 12:30 P. 20.
RETURNING
brave Ililen Brenf f.............. ...... ]:'30 P. M.
Arrive . . ~vri ) ..................... .0:30 1, YA.
P1 t 111.1... .. 6U P.. 3t.
F.re enc way....... . ............ ..........SI3 N
A Fe'rry Boat w ill ~onnecct withwit the Pass'age' Patin~, leaving
the foot of' St. Arm streret uv·rr morning, at 8 o'clock Ilreeircll.
Flreght w0ill .rllevd for lol.,yllol llil loi ofll0,lo.l tl.e 1 1.
1iolls by tlll 1mllplnyloo l lhe I 1 11f th1 foot of St. 11111 s1re11
ly dlally lllil1 :3O.'lo.kP'. 20. All 0p h1ight 01os01 101 1aid by
tine slllp0ll0), 111f1 f11ghtto b0 delivered 1 1 0t1 oll otter St1ation
t11n llll\you des AlleIlllmlu.o, Rnll1 Med, Lslollrclle Crosillg,
TuorreloIullr , Tigclllll 0n1 Mayon R en111111 (where thO CompalP y
1ve 10100s) m01t 1 e pOlllllrepaid.
P'rinted R~ules and Raters of Freighlt 1. pnmppblet form for eir.
rZ inlob n o plcntion filIe office of the :omgpany.
12511 A. 11. 001.11it, Vice Poooidlot.
NAVAbL STORES-TAR, PITCII AND ROSIN
* OJla xb caro of sc0ooner Sellntro, 1,001, WilbIlnlglatol
larg1 aim0 L0rr0, h120din 0nd flo -lob N .
fe12 M4077310 $E3RNEY, 72 Ysg(Wlln At.
-STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
01IO RIVER.
Shill leave.. Tr1lRSilhY tlhe Bill iu~ a t 5'slos.
FOR LOIISVILLE-T iLE F ANT
runningl passenger httaamer Itnh't J. Ward,
I sill 15151 di[,t, and for alintistssmsedil
sandsollg. 22or fCreOiE of p issssc nppiy nn Imnrd or to
IIESTE1ITEiiITON h K9N'E,
29 IIIAoitnuler curet,,
BEI.I, 1llChiiON AC00.
95 Jlil;Njne ,t-et.
qty A phan of the cabiss Csila:ssan and amtsi roems s n-sed
by~ applying to Bruceton k 1 {cent,
111 't'he Rob'tT, Wanld will take frlght fors Serniphis, 11(2k
man; Cairo rid Paduri,.
- UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
Will leve on TUIiSDlA Y. 11th insO.. 55 0'ilosk I'. 31.
PFOR IT. LOUS.Y:--T 11 IN
50511lar 7' 5,-gar ss 9 S. F. J7. Trab,.
J. Vii. Slijis, 5nil*IP, sill lsssCe the IS,, ii sls
i-s .1odh lt,.,disgs. sor freiglil or pnionl, apply on
IiIIIN F:. IIYnS A CO., 3d I'nylO5. street.
A plllss of der Ch l nnn be aen land rmle-r5o5 s l ur"5 , on
nlIliillt n tohe R9-at=r m7
LOWER MISSISSIPP.'
Will leavs 51 MONDAY illh 5115., 15 sslssk I. Y
For )Icnllllli·--'l'l e gable a lternate Rat, lllal
-t Nf1rv'*k~rUFS(5EM NT 15151SF.
piclklst BeIfnst.-Tle nsw light idill aullt nsd
spls5Iirl Paing5(r5555n IEI:LirST, issn. TN. 05mnir,
.I, 9 leave ",1 her nxt trip as n,55 , Ior Sissslibis.ielasm, )Iln,,
bis. OlsenvsllsiLsL Wssri:issss, is. s Prsidcusls S silcaihg,
mud allI tei B lisi Fsor fsligt n,. psa5ge, hbrving line , cevm
,dlatiinsoi, aptly on bIoiarr to
SNAPPS CO., 37 Front street.
lttý-'1'hvllelfas will recmain in rhlo irnlde lle elrtile snnsuil and
pnltlallllr nlteli:Mr g 'en to ill way and plnnua ion hlii~incir
pOyýThe Bclfnei will tiker pae.rl psh I I1I freight ortitL. ILolib
is,,s ll5pi. Ci,,si,,ssf i Ssni Ni'hvilis, ssssssuins 5t -slili
insshsefsor iisss pliaes, nsIN
Will leave WEINES15AY. 12t1, f511.. it S n'rlecl P. A
It1'IGULAJ3. il1RiII'IJUS l'Sl(l'T
Puri4 So lspllls, Ileslsi, ,,;:pN1dsos.(;ssssds,,i',l
3,w" : I ll 1igs i55 the lbs l ll.,-,i(-,ss n -glssi
fl -lissltxli 1s5,oosr, 5,:1r 151sinngli, ree ,1 e
nSlhsaov. l'5or 15sg[l5or p55s5ngNO, s1l152 boasrlOr s
IF'ilrs Tssssss '.ill Ohs 1isssi fss N..Ssills, s551, hIb
pri. eilgy osr srhiijs(si. t .Nsslug iss on tie NSillle :mI Oso
iii' iss-Os!. isS,. (. (1liss, ul,. Oimspiso, City o sifm il
adKmbrsshy. nA
s ill ,m~e WEUINIRU,)AY 12th iispt..al 5 a 'lnrl: P, Am.
REISULARI 3IESI PIjIS SS 05 L't 1 1
- P,.st-CFnr 5lsmpslfl, 1elen55, Nisisen, reen
sills, and ill landing:: ,n /he OSClula-The ll i
reguslarp ,rsissEr pssshs Iigsomsi'. . ils. \lll,,s,,sl. le,
lsill MI real to reeive IlHeighst on 555 ll'55, 5 morning, i nd
tears a, lib" e. 501 1rr15 r. apply err Lo:ud, m to
m7 JOHN E. ITYf)F k C(1., (il I'oydl·: l turret.
ltZlse 1s-'snsss sill tske freisht fo 51srlisill-. ;Il
pirivilge of reoint (1. l at fSemll·i-.5s thie s;:slhsills nn"1ren
phius irskesi Joit 0. Cilae, Jloln Simplss, (ity of Hlvnltslli
I7eilre o., TIIU ~iTSDAYS xt 5 o'clock~I. 1
U. S. SAIL LINE-STEAMER
Southern ellell-Rs,ilng i is ,
Pr iNces and \istrh-c-For Plioi(,ss, Aslriss
Pilsiss,' l'oilsl, kipwslll,'s Lssding, 1,0l 'ssesrvilencs, Ossod
sishi Issldi,s 9illhsslllsBsil,. ishielbig, isiisd hisllissIo
ney, S;atehry: Fort Adamr, Ba-al Sarea iamlo Hoag,-, a ndl all in
telrutldne lilldina ·-lho plendid, lir rruilln pathchne gli packet
South1ern, sIlle, L. h S. ', ss svells c stersswill leave as
nhoye. F- 1311311,t or DahlFl, ap~ply " 'o 1 or to
211 111-11 lsOUl)IIIC h (:R., Nfi 5155rond'1s( stes.
,piriThe(ilgothesn {elic ,i salo Laks frsisht for all Ps5lts1Iie
the Y s s-illr, with les privilee of reshippngll als ,siissis
sI-e Iral'l a isllno ssry isldrs ssiull arsulsll ss for thist sur
is, $°e" sill clek sill be is tise sIi, se Tisisr- li ornini' to
t ','ssi ls'r (n ig sl. (1s' lis s
''('Ills Southernelle will attend to the 'usiness of l,5
ateilnl"l . I"'. J. Trilbac dirilletl lc Spring " illll :matinee mo anerili~
PEARL RIVER.
I Le.s l'sh , I ONDAY 5(l1 (I SN 55,
SI ro l hI ~ T~T i~r0h lii '1115(1 II
IOR GE , A'O5s 2', Rtr1Dh i VEt R
-,1 Cs, is 9151 011 III, is'l- sislt,
dnIrgL : ste amr RIiN W.518 . R oitrvEII Im!iF
t, r, sill lravt" nr ilhur. F'ar trto-ighror Iau~lpan~e yoll,pl nU,
at1 Kew- ain,el 11 Nssrid (sls, nrsto
Nlrllls-,,s, Tll' IIS S. "i, litiii("`,'l..... 5 ,.
FbZOO RIVER.
Will Iossssin s'l, 11,11. inst., at 5 S'r POol,'.'. M.
FOR hlU8'O1f, C~lF Ills-D. ~nN
is s- 5,s ~ 'i's ll, la i , (15 Ick b r , :c r
TFVNall i s','sL i Ill l herlill
P. i, r 1'ncliet 1.1(45'`j \V71771·:)1 \--Chh " 'll nli m~ 5,if; rolm
9(51d Ii StliN1'. iT i 5VI'1' 5
m8 12 \c~~~ I.r.',·c.
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Will IlI,"5 iaNl .ST. ms, 5, ,t, at 55 1,a m F r.
l.5:S(iR sRiN' RIVE'- C. I IIFs
SlnI I. rhy~,, mater,· will leave 1,e b.- lilt~
TIes Fssniii, \,i(-ib, l, isl,(, S Nri-iulss Ii, (lssdllle. 11%%T-
Nlor reigis-ss. Passae, aply n iind. 1,r
1,,5 Lf~apIS SS.\'r ,t co. a; r" roult =treas.
0.P Tllo :orn Nn. 2 is lou cert.i in;; rrcigllt r ,,h[: fonit of
sllr i::lio-itir lnlg Coiln i»;1, te above · tralrls
Wll leavre onl TUESDAY, th~e 11th~ ih~. i 5 o'clr k.
FO 6R FORT S X1HTH, \":\ Ii L'RF:\
'fhe Li;:· al,;! I, rlllnin^ pa '~;"r c tenulncr T. Pc Loutiers.
ilinllrlt, n1erer11 ill Ic~trin Inaniice ur I'l eight ur ; an~ are,
:VVI S S NIA snp, ii"riur iilulliun O1 151 P11,i on CO.:,* u :;, or to
Wiltn, nWD S ,10 ntn '~x.FOR ARlli NS:1S RIVF.R-R-7l'llr
_ ," I. \ ,I r fart n u r~ p 1,-arr. t-e, iillill)·ile ] et L ac{i~
__,1, Itob e i1l1e iýSlal~i,·lcb r1,,r;rr, Irn Bnrsl
I"L1,r the Ia»ýhr 1,r. \[vnduv IhC
In.bm~t. red ý-to r high c.n wiI leve ile 1'ov:l
' l li la true.:, fine I;hrt l· noielll for S;Iilolrulr, l l l l»liný" , :,lu. e
Doli~lll, SIi iri, tp C. lila. rillcli a in ter, ~ill ]rile iii
r Inilindi-,*. _
_ THE LAKE.
044,141 0Irl. n01, ,,, l Y1141144 1 ,,,l, :,,0 , I
ll FO lOILI ILC 11
Ihe ],like . ive meiartrnin niio::d nu .\I(1\UCn k Y ,
A 4444441, 41411411 141 1,an , IIF I i he ,, rival oOO P,,
A.II, ,,,h, M. h4,.erni4 414 4l11'-11144,l 4:'1':,4
7'1, 11)11ni4ID\' 4444 half l441144114o'c1hlll,44
Ti., rm~l rnllIc r, il I.r ie e F inl ae fo clrllrl~ln 1 ;iiro nk
u. riu s. For f ei;:llto l or 31allst aS- imd T no tlnn crcl i l to
1'1U.S. 01 4Ia I ,4 N,-,... .......... ········O
D~re
or lr, A I. h[ycrs, cnsl 10141, b A. . 5 44 44 t
LAKE 4,LOR 13At'IOE'11
41· 1.r 4a li c~liwple III,
44,,lul 41,> 4h1144l , 41,144 4444l.14'ol' th114 44 . 4,441 ·
44,4,ynn the :t,.,1,,,1 ,h44,l4 4 4, , ,,' th Pul.\ t nla4
will U044p .11 I 400 >14. I 44F444 441 n 14 04 4
T141414fA4 4 1441 lo IV4444 4s.
arN( or I4 il ...... Til .... 41 '0 10
D, ck . ...I4... ..... ..... 40i4, 4441 4 .. ,0 114. ....
1 . 4 444,4 :S .4 gut 10 44 :k 14 LO
4e4rln, 14 e h" 4411,. , 18S . n
LAKE SHORE P.)I.eas R AChP \'SI.B:
444444 l Sri~s un~ 444 4-4,,Ii, ada
441,11 her hips1 11444-1. 41 4 4441 11l14 411., 114.Saint
1 he Isple4411 l1w 144 1.l11I,~bI I, , 41r 1411 4,, 4 4ol4,4tr 4,144,
Itutchina ., mnstc444bo4,[ 41, 041401fnr11, t 111 4d i -cr u ·ri,
ro mlueoda Itiolwl ! nuteLk edo lePo thrri
.I 4,4.. .41 144 1 ' 4 \[ 1 ca 4s41 4
f~~~~~~~~\ Ii . 'lANY.4410,4SA.0414.4.41 1 41
1 -,1,,, 44,14441 414 :\Y 1114 14 , a
1i41b44441 .. 4114411114,1l44 AI ar Pre i Ian
SI-TUP. DA YS,... 1.. 0I. F.-IIIU. A1441 440 41
n4144 '-Ii T.. Ag14, . 1'. 40,4',,,,,
01441,1-4441,4, 411141 41,,,,I,.,,>'-4,,,,, 4, 1.4 14' 44il . rplle,
444, 14 444141414,.41 .l 0,.III,,,,,, 4~iti l 4 ~ IE:ILI'
1411, ll 44. 1',I ll,4 0 ll~.·-t 114,114 o.IS ~oroo, rln
NOTICE-Tll' SI'N MU T rcl·unll r. 1Iln INSURANCE n Clc i inti
t -aot I, a nd are r epl n=ti to silk Fir ,, Mori no and Rive r R."-,~r
n[4.A14'1NI1 14440444 n4o4] lla4.
R .I. flail. J. V. :( .l. (:III k Bel-., ~lik
.l n. 1). eneg e, 1. ('.'1 re m ct
4414.411044, 44ell,0 ,1 1 44,. 4 . I'OR
4,,414,1,' 4,4 141444le 1. 1 e4 .4y, 1ll1,1444 ,4
]e'l,,l 111 ,, l~jol, l4 11 S4j4.. 44444
T4 414 GM ANYAND FLO ['reidenY t
104 1.\,4 S0 N . I). 01414041 F4111 lc 1 re110141.14
few O.eas 11144 1,4,11 44 044,4, 0400144 44
141J i i44A4P.44014 44 4114 044 141444 III: 4.N lll4lll 44 1 G
4444 01044 '1' 040140, 0414 1 414.0has hud, will 4,14 k, 44,1
1,41444114 0,p1441,pl4 f r s4,44414.,. e1444 to n11 0 4 repa
fal 14144'11141 h4 4II4141I441"4,441 1 ~tll44141Il4 CII4,1111,1
lit ,it res;r I). FI IIT B F, and F S'^.1,D ,Iit",lNl1Sr etc., c l.
HainRECK.eNRheIUGe.-soAytrL.Tl o. 44[1C4114,4e14r
.d Fll-w' 41 1444114414414 1444444441 ll 14.1 11111144 11144441114,41
Bill lanie sl rect. he i, oepnleel toncron modnty , ~alsi bu 910eers
11114,44 IlII $44 4416 114 14.44 44~lll,.
Ne I0014140nh-o Nrein wiol 1445,d 44410nsgmncnt-I' Sla"',
7' al \ S lr. pill! Y, let Common SUM.r
Ri:Fmi} \'f'F.? -1' elluls C Cn (ý ,II, "(. Yes0 1 ; . C.-RIt k
Y O17N( I Nl" Bo.:(;It()ES, ,i l c.IIE1(:L~I:
1J ''I~ nmi Doul1, or Shil hcsrynn md, No. qe, Orn nn street ts;
olllk and I'Iri fflelph Air, 1'iar nu~l IIInnASIIP nod o, h}
"arll arr; Y nr hogshe d, or in La ter, p cked ill hover or )- ksr to
suit pm 1I1* rn s. :\ so ilnpa rllr Scotch I a Lon=Ion ]'()I ter.
Ik (ioorl dpli and pmt fur ateiiiu aid o ni or ders . tlI: 2
1' O: I.1 I Felln'Ito Itcsl r 1 'or 1 Vtic-st cd cusl -
'flbo l· Il enn-I Rlnl~rcI'res,(Iirieato Ilort Slics , elu., Illlo ts
te - nrp Oiling l, 6nrr cr . ,tl,, Lah r Iio ,. Fi
PIc' la-Dcrh li Fr ill hr. \I el lt Lcr-N , lulic er~c Ju \C. l'.
son, Ceo. S cnr n:I, TL Grrrcld lnn, G. 3. loe i'chl . 1'. War
ner, it. l Lusmredc, N. ltnullce n~te "
I'AUG 17. o~m~r , 1+.S Tn, nad1
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES
FOR RED RIVER.
WJIIl leave on TI:N:9I1,tY, 11th inst., n15 dclclI'. 31.
k FOIMINDEN, IilltANf BAYOU,
0~ ·~1~ ~Cimi, 111 A l hB~k. C . (s4l~ 111111iau 1111111?
1111110 C . hllnl t F l,mii0.
C2aaxeagr alemer A lrbam1,1 1 . 1 . Gr11111 , Olglilid will lave
fir tllh e11a11 a ond al , hi Ielh isg 1111 10,above. 0or
t'rcigkttr paeynge, apply on oaErd, oTr to
mxr10l I:. 6N.LPI'1· k Co, 37 Front street.
flay The Ala111 -mIs now reeivin1 freight 1 t t010 foot of
l:uetomho.ii- imatEf
pill Ieve osn TtiEISAYl. 1he 11th 1nst.1, at5o'clock' P. 11
FOR A110,El, FOICO IS 1 CO., ll
locher and (.rand Reore, vin Cnlit and Limoe
WljI1 111 IOI.NC IIA.Ibly 0111111.1. 15171
F 1tB0.--TE Fight draugh passenger reamer
Swa lp iox, m. limball l..ter, will lapse 11111111
Wboillnd all hI ennllinte 50andings asabov4e. For freigh. or
pasFsage, a OEPFRSyNn bar l, OTr i
1;,1RB<III. PI:ITCIIAILD A Co.,
1110 i: 3 1C.'n H01, C12101,let0tr,11
Willjenva on \r 1. Si:1ta . -4'o ily. 91th0n)1, at1111io 1
FOR BEOCU R NICS.IITOIIFAST
rutt41111 st11114110-1111 11 . lt$ A. OrN.ti
Jr., mler w~ill iIarv· fur all InuriioF\ rll l~ut
asst, n" nbu tr. F'or f~reightt or Pus=+'g appplly on bIoard, root of
Will leave 1.1,E111S11 Y, 12 1, 10a5 elock, r'. if.
FOR LE SEIITBISTESE OI
l'11CC111, (and 520F4C11 'lm , and oll.
n edrirtic Iaotn, Th* l'e mrperinr Ira==eager =texmer 5101"m,
Jloaly toaslter, will leave as above. For freightl or pa:-agc"
apply on board, or to
rnlO T. II. XMITH, 12 New T,:m.C
will It-,- on WNDNlil SDAi Y. 12,5 inSlt. t h 'clock, P. Nn
PI n ( GRAND Ecu llm E N.\T(:11I
tnche.. kr "1 11ý-xuuririn.Thba rccl llr Ipiltii 'ti
idlnt'e. I'ar frCeiz l r 1 "' " riim lyol o, rd, l· 0
mfj If. it. Y.011INSON A CO., IM X) (rnlier etrcet.
-W~ill lr-i;·c nn t\ I:I) F,SD CY. 12th1 ins'., a b h'rlnr4 11, M.,~
FOIL- JEF'FeRSON DIRZLCT.-
Fo:FIe, .folic~io:.. , illi,:,1, 13-1,,ll Port ("'-lb
Ali,:ny,·n) · Swiomra ll'r and \Ioorine`~i I.Rnnlings,
fihrvvvpfo, r, r; rrnd If.lvuil. Crulnlte, Aicsandl-r. i oro rG
;!drria steamme N 'an; Ynhsntul. e lr fiat- D. D III1I d light
foe , nlr lller n.I..l tkiin~a~nl, nlitster. will leave
D). D). ,1TN\l.iC\, Nn. S F'ront atrCe!,
Thle I'lnrltewill Igke freight far all points F Rho- the unitl
Wviil i I~nace d n'irebI. I:SCAM, Ybrerp do": I, \i.In
FOIL JEFFEBISO N ",-I T LA D,.
fi~i~i Miiu, Port (::u ido .11I m.', hirc r vlpla trnd
B Cr ip passenger Isi~lli; si~lal inter·
date land 9. -T The aP peioar ,, ill leave m e n1 ! . N.,
S her..-' .V~. I;warncr ma*:l,, will leavee ns F'or
11 eighU t or jln nnee. i appl y rot board. 110
- l - Lr vr, with DispacplN,.
FOR. LA FIZII BISTENFAU AND
pil::mmu C. 7r~aye&, It.... Wrivlt. matier, will
.\l·sllili toad al* lnl~ll illierlnsilin Inollin:r Forfreight
o1 ".'auv~gc, apply ly o on hoard or to
mi .!:IFTS eNIPP is Co. 'Y(--Front ,.
OUACHITA RIVER.
Will leave on MONPAY. 10th int., at 5 ncdnek P. M.,
REGULAR OUACIIIT P'I:KE'' -
lu ~nren khdll .Littl flar, 'husuuug
nl,, Siilmuinuuon, Pigeon Hill-, )Ine liuu
I.aU i.mn liuud. , Maluu.. 'Thenuu. Vluluuuiiu, rri flu llllp
TrinUiy n udll imli meduilate Illh i is.-TI' line arm light dus,,
] D. ". Mtacy, Len. Sfoarc, m.ltle, will let- a,
sluu. u l',r u'igllet or luu.; upilsl,) p board, or to
Ina I'Fili ;SuN',P (C., 7 Frunt street.
Will leuut uu MONDAY. 10th ini at 5 l ell P. S M.
REGULA.R OCACIUTA PACKETL
sy Mýae ul l. ter, uill lic re nI above
l'ur uflalbuuuf.?in_, i.ffiul'isu, mouuu h u ilu fl luartlhl,
mnerrand d l'.L Irborm, IIRI-ie, Suebilll, l3icttol, Slnnioc. ('olsnl
Irin, fine 1 31.ýd'+ Tiarriia ilbur g, and Ilil in:crrlcdht. landings.
Fluor frrigiu, or fuazl'u. .,plly un unnrd, cr to
all T. B. SMITII, 12 Nfu' Tfs .
Will I..... Si WIIN ll5luAY, llll0 inu,u., a 5 5'51331: P. If.
FOR iIACHIITA RIVER-TIII
'A!" Lnligh Aud' slu"uuuu 1. L. Cssl L,. \Null
. b. In;; ul Ir. u; abuuf ffllu:mul,,
suh l 1fills, Pulel lnlls Clsu1 funh ugullu'.i fu,llh of Ilfylu II. -
~il ity, :,ud I'uuuuuliuu. For fuslut or peuiuiu, apply us
Snilld 'orl 1
unlllufl , lulls llu , l ll, fl; Front stree0t.
p The'il R. L,. :o,b mall uiv\e tllrongl, bill, l:. ding t 0-dedc
RICGULAR PACKETS.
PiFGULAR FACKET STEAMIIER
oSt n I.' 1,1,1 I,,,, el T.. IIIrfSErII Pt NI
\Ia 1101110 n alIt I,.term 111-01e IIAWI , giantGE ,v iSo
"5,,,-7e Siot',1 . etc s, ,p0a itll Capt s t,
li, Ytl l'hum"ým mill i-- f . s hie a ve, eilly TI S DAs,, at
I s ,, I,,,,,, OIo s, b oad, n r to
I,'l~o ss,-~i~ ls I.\ I. Sl oo· IIissl, o liBFlil. .II. 11 1
,SI.,-sI l II 510 5117155 L . time 11 i [red for 51 I
uvt };illei. 13. "N t GI I ele , ,fanufn repaii of 4I AA d ruad
:r the Leere. RO o·,i eo r packnes of l' sin ode toorder
noel SI,,s s',nI~Iod, nSnds eslnl:R. 8E SoSlit1\IS
1 ;.OU tI1O5 "nd 111 llll il, SAN-II; SI, TU S1'
- the pnmic:.rennil i -l, a v, ,,~l. nil almit·l o ana tee. or
I·;"lii l- li p^~ :' a ]ri Inc ::, .l. lici. to IL L'clec , P. of I1
S I XkRPLaIT'O IOI--FO R SAI.I IN IIINTE.
1 (:IIIII) L. I).ll, n ii ud ýn hllill I:~illrl aide upwardsi of fifty
\."croe . 14-1c. c.....·· ii: n gauid Ilroaulc.,u state of cultiilltioo.-
n12a It. N. ELM INK, J R. & CO., 32 Campll street.
CRlbNE' P~ITEB'IIE' METALLIC BUORIAL
detlto l (ttttv Jcallic tt na Cailr t, for ltlo Sudes of
mti~~i~uol :tlol
S, Fnd Fr N. o. 01 St. Charles stOAZI oppr
AlE I. lAPl 11i.
iN ao I I.t Itule l. new t leos.101. Ott
TFIE STYLI`. OF" OUR PISUIIS THI1S DAY
i eLtt \x.1.11 TO A. \t". STANTONI .F (7:).
STANTON A CO.
N,,w nrle~ur-, Jiutuary 1 , IFSG.
A . Rltr Iil IWORT F' CO., WHOLlESALE AN Dil
FInill streert Deemllo. het viwel, IYoydrnu and IrlnfnpStrl trncts.
T'rwo larg~e Ice !rellni Sr. TllIlnnr ..,rect. ):collou..es, Rend
New firmal, :aid n .0 196 tiliavlieP acct.I
A\~o lre ]Iepota, No. Li I'ontl-hl~urt nln }tnilronid, uppecr nhlle
IIII QCTAN I':IINTING.--11SS S. C:. 11'ii.C08
;'lute of rC..a, , eelcs rily ciu;l -relInirrer o acýIoir n it in I11 its
lrYý"" 'hn lathe, me n:,peetiltll; invitedr tq -!,~it her I~m at
No :N6 Canrp s)':IL.t1, et-ell S t. oxep1h n1ul DIA."I LtelltIC
.trý°loonr, open 1-, om IU A. AT. to 3 I'..11.
W.S-)ir\. will giv·e IPrivsl t L los to pyii;1ili
S. `& A. ITENDER~soN 66 CO., lI~tA'LIxs ST.,
_11, ec111 1u·urnmuut ot' i i Cltc:~ill t oral iuvi·ir thelcntttclioti
of` par chaser,. ThI~leir Mock has hla Ilri caref'ully' se·lct·d, nod
cmuprisc. aII the article, acedetl Ibr Parotly ruei, pr for· mcrlhnn d
n the cunty. j19 Gttr
]It'll 'Ilk clay calmedlcr int~o C !:ottnerabil, rende~r tll: a:gla
of 11U 1,1"R [Eft, YI.\1 RS & CO ,lor Ilse pllu pose of 11rilnsllelng.
Generaienl uontimraun. iair and1( Cotton 1 L:Brlnlril e IlllnillCII
hl.FRI:D I11['!":I:IIý.
R U 1":R.'f 1. SANDI11154,
Office, No, 14 St. Loin~s t c~et.
NwOl..",n· Isll Dcc" lel· S55. dI~tC
sTEADY RATTERV AHATT1.ARIFIE)
FORI SALE..-Cue lr(:upler Liatlerr rix i:(· iecl n ianlelcr h
taro nlll n h lll T fact deep, wirill tw. rapper ' roans nr t-r inch
the coke; and c.1 .li~ in good ceder. Also, awn 1:ca ,motors andlll
]Intlclp ,near)· of the~ mssl nppr cc'1~ court, ertiti-lnl M ;, lielui
a,:ncity a, stakingili ten hegahlladdr h.9i l per day, for deil on
m3.11f S, 12. 3333,33N, N_ 113,3
3,3.lca 3.1.3133
YVVIL ENGINEERING r' D ti'RVEY'IAG.
fl e nn· lill signed b aa\ilng fb~m~ IIolrlncl p "i121p for· the p ,""
Ilo ne II' ir clink ,>) "~y (Iu'hi-c~ in tit. title et' (:iril F":i llntt ·IIIF
r13d313333he ,nti*!f li to them, 3333333 t th3e ,,33
fP I.ollirlil a~tlliui l rin~d `t tsirla lnbla csleriellre in thatu
fluegt' ýb nasllevs,\ llnd nrilrec:loly ,.licit intl~ro at' Ilntroinnga
,"TAn these une crateR1d ther3in, 333, 331. ('3,
V--a OT- Na 27 ommecia Plae, . S. NII'TI11vIEI.T..
eonslo. rntrFElv" anarra 81·EUSOB
G1.YF1`IN ýt d3T"ED50F. \TTlr.t` [ES-A\T-T,:\\\'
mU art l ot.' T the give P 1 lnpl Itlfnliun t" .IlrclinF'
e}lne iii nor part Stateslil, an I act a, l::r lll tar per otlr
coinli I.nnlr, nr mtend to any1 beniiacsh- pertaiuili n t it(; m:";~rut
ABIITA WATIER.- T 11 F, WATERS CF 9.111:4; CORI
n ubmtud Sp~ri'g':ne n'ir sale iusnch G::lniticl u., may be
dceirtdl, at Nn, El S!. Chlarter street, -11-l of tbmmlnrr ca1
1ialn, inarr:. .:1 " lops of the r ndo'r. I~t: Orrlcla li `chii yin,
p, ;r ll~lian'llt ruleP ill 'GottI1 tittle, 1)Llill 118ltitiolll it will be
forlý,l of' F, e~tlrrr ice 5r,117T ts umI il tic 11xe li . tlU alo L
Inlre nlld a,`,eeablu! i. ;t to orate 'diet biRIII 1. In Pronl, I Cltiii~t
Nttw Onl,e:SJ.pr vs, li(
Tlis is to cartil'y, that I lensi inivl ~l*nen 1,111121, 854
fonnJd it toIC~illL ptilCO IlI1clFIIIIIeB the care o f 1)t.. stoneB
333 GY 11- 33 133,3e3
fa'Tar ,) Jl r\TFI rRU Fn \'nr iU It , li.IEE. T tlicl held r I'CCOI T- F La
333333l 3333, ! 3,3333. , 333 I1.1 a33,3u333r3)33 \T13nyri3, roof
3333333h33 . "* 333 ,,,,,3o mcce ni 33t,, ,t le}.I
3,3,,,iiutc I 33 gnn 3333333 ce and f3,,, d 3133333 lf 3 3 33 3 r3
iirrrll of nlv iliering, (. Lvhlrih aaere c y Aral")i in about Paner
\Feefi*. I nut uoar · nn my wTFi to St. I·OII; v: here I resider, nail
nx m',: tho'" wale[,, Tiiu :rililie;tes of 17octo~rs lN'lrrcu ~n
111(1·( :1nIltl~l '. C. bnyer, Mu- l- la l to he aldo n do Sauteie
'I'.-a thle if ia.: U li my idilc.:.··
33, 1333333II333M',
'rhlii 'erlhl" tha:t Ili·. IT. Nincnlaaevc~a o inner trealtment in
ilnd deranged n, i~ilnl·- trcctaiolls, teen, which hIe ,ulTrerl x
'reel}.. I ;;,ace 11111 11 lll'ie(' i;, CUOIIL'Vliol \ aitll rho 'II\·i
cilln of thle h,,-l~, bat 1'V reecir el no Ihidteri h benefit.
L,4ige"l NS 9()1,NT )
P. C'. RCYIRl. Ilan" Physician,.
I rotor to n Rew of th~ole yrllo halo ","I th~le Water :
G~eneral J. L. I.c~rip, Heal1l J. II. Caldscll,
(iul. ir. Chrilt v vr. redaerbrllr n,
.7os. ,~\-el, l$l·I Dr. P'orter, etc~ etc.e
OZ The houre rat the Spa ing, 'ill be' rlortly re-openedd under
the direc~tion of a coenlpctunt NlimlgErr
1"13a let J. S. 3 - SSI3,b,3
BEELr--75 T1EI1ClCfi L'lllMt: MESS, FOR SAL.E BY
Q.. 1 2 i7 R3 ";0, iV~ 9J 1'otir a nkr.
yra co nrca TEDEa .
Caoncerning that which has transpired in the world's
history cn eorrespanding days in past sears, twith
other matter trinent thereto9 preparedl expreasly
for the readerso.f the Double Sheet Crescent.
Still more pleasant and gladsome in our clime of
sunshine is the present week than its predecessor;
yet.battling with storms and sleet and hail; with cold
breezes froth the North and driving rains from the
East; the heavens draped and the mornings coming
out darkly, sad and sullei. But white has begun to
show itself, interwoven with the color of eadness,
and purple streams in over the :dges with a great
promise of subsequent joy.' The emretreign df the old
monarchlis fast dying away, 1aid hisftuller-bloodehllieir
is watching at the portals, key and scepter in hand,
to mount the throne's steps and enjoy his rule. Wel
come! every dawning of the perfect day.
hOosnday, March lO.-The forty martyrs of St. Se
basti, A. D. 320, hrave flee fpecil rights of, this day,
with very little o position. The upright chiekweede
is the emblem.
Sir Hugh Middleton, a man well deserving of praise
for first having matured the idea of supplying cities
with river water, in this present age, died in 1702.
Into 1792 John, Earl of Bute, prime minister soon after
the accession of George III, died. Benjamin West.
President of the Royal Academy, died in 1820, aged
eighty-trwo. fIe was an American by birth, born in
Springfield, Pa.,in 1723. His family were Friends,'
who had emigrated from England. Of Blnjamin'k
youth many singular anecdotes are told; how he got
paint from the Indians, and made his brushes of hair
cut from the end of a cat's tail! The celebrated
painting of " Death on the Pale Horse"' was his,
both in conception and execution.
Tuesday, March 11-St. Constantine, in the
sixth century, is the chief patron of the day ; and
the Cornish heath (erica vagur.us) is the emblem,
On this day, 1752, papers were affixed in the.ave
nues leading to both houses of the English parliament,
avowing the intention of the people to destfoy tihe
young of all kinds of game, if the gentry persisted in
their rigid enforcement of the game laws.
In 1704, at day-break,four hundredand fifty French
and Indians, under command of the infamous Heaxtel
de Rouville, fell upon Deerfield, Massachusetts. The
inhabitants and watch being asleep, they burned the
town, killed 47 persons and took 100 captive.
On the 8th, 1846, General Taylor moved from Cor
pus Christi on his way to Point Isabel. On the 10thll,
news was brought that a large Mexican force was as
sembled but a day's march from him and a combat
was expected on the succeeding day. It amountedto
nothing, however, more than a slight show of ma
rauding and freebooterism, which caused more strin
gentregolations for the future and brought the cele
brated Texas Rangers into a higher rsnk.
Wedncasday, March 12t-St.Gregory the Great,
who was a prator in Rome, under the Emperor Ju;s
tin, is the chief Saint of this day. The channelled
Ixia, dedicated to St. Gregory, is the flower.
In 1689 James II landed at Kinsdale, in Ireland, with
a French army, to attempt retaking the throne lihe
Ihad abdicated. lie made a public entry into Dublin
and besieged Londonderry, which was vigorously dse
fended by Rev. George Walker, a retainer of the
Duke of Devonshire, or Argyle, by whom tlei place
was relieved. James held a parliament in Dublin.
but was defeated by William III, at the battle of
Boyne, and driven back to France..
The Jewish fonnrm of government, which haid been
adopted by the inhibitants of Rhode Island, was in
1640 supplanted by a civil code, which continued
till a charter was procured.
Tharsdtay, March 13-All of the Saints per
taining to the 13th, are located far back, near the
year one. St. Euphlrsia, 410, is as prominent as any,
and has the heartoeaase-rio!a lticolhr-dedicated to
her.
The City of Vera Cruz as formally invested by
the American Army, which landed at the Island of
Lobos, on the 24, and summoned to surrender. Tile
bIombardment, however, was not commenced until the
18th.
Froisay', March 14.-St. Maud, a beautiful queen,
taken captive by the hoors, is the most worslhidpfa
divinity of the occasion. The Mountain Soldanel is
the emblem dedicated to her.
In 1733 the English Excise bill, so generally unpop
nlar and so bitterly immortalized by Burns, was
moved.
In 1757 Admiral John Byng was shot, at Ports
mouth, by sentence of a court martial, for not having
doune his duty, in an action between a British and
French fleet. lie met death bravely, and, it is believ
cd,innocently.
Melnoih, editor of various classical works, Cicero,
Pliny and others, died in 1707, aged 89. Klopstock,
a German and author of the " Messiah," died in 1803,
aged 80.
Saturdlay, Mzarel 15.-St. Abraham-not the
patrilarch, hut a hermnuit, who lived with his niece, St.
iMary in the 4th century-is the mostpromlincnt. The
colt's foot and lasting 3fercury are the floral emblems.
Forty-four years B. C. Julius Cesar was assassinated
in the Senate-house of Rome, in the 56ith year of his
age, having conquered three hundred nations, taken
eight hundred cities, defeated three hundred millisss
of men, and slain one hundred mnillions. Hie wrote
the " Comms itaries on the Gallic War," and, whnca
shipwrecked in the Bay of Alexandria, sw-am to land
with them in one band and his arms in the other.
Dr. Thomaws Franklin, translator of Sophocles, Pha
laus and Lucian, died 1784.
Sundayt , Marel 16i.-St. Julian of Cilicia, and St.
Pinlan the Leper, are the protectors, and the nodding
dafibdil, narcissus ,nutans, is the plant.
St. Finian was an Trish Saint, descended from Alild,
King of sMunster, who built various abbeys and was
noted for the miracles he worked.
In 1723 a royal proclamation was issued ordering a
thanksgiving for the end of the great plague.
In 1820 M.aine was admitted to tile Union.
The events of the week, it will be seen,:lre of com
parative unimportance: still standing at those atrc
janua and black gates which open only to great deeds
and notable achievements. There scarlet and purple
still flutter in tile van, encouraging to greater hopes
and to continued faith in the chateaer Id'Espagne.
ABOLITION " PHILANr snuoPY."--It is well unlder
stood thalrt abolitions "philanthropy": is not skist
deep; that it is all a lie, a sham and a deceit, and
that it is asosomed to delude thepeople asd put money
in the pockets of hlypocritces. But they are generanlly
e dhrewd csousgh to make as respectable a showing as
the natulre of circumsotances wvill admit.
We have a case of flagrsnt ihypocrisy and measn
ncss on hand, which we intend to expose, telling tile
tlle as it was told to us, and which we believe is
ltrictly accuralte. Itl our bhsiness cohluns a negro
boy is advertised bfor saIle, and application is to be
made to a geutleman at thie Arcade HIotel, "or to
Johnl Coon, Clevelad, Ohio."
ThIe circlsustances are these: MIr. John Coon,
Clervelad, Ohio," owns one-third of the boy, antd has
written hIere to hIave him sold, in orde: that he may
realize his interest in cash. Nothing very wonderful
in this, so far, the rcader mnay exclaim. Well. thlere
iss't; but when- we tell thenl that L" Jolhn Coon,
Cleveland, Ohio," is a noisy abolitionist, that hie is
connected with an ubolition journal, that he tolks
abolitionism, writes abolitionicsm, and never tires in
denouncing thle Southln and expressing Iis profound
pity for the "poor slave," we are inclined to think
they will regard him as the most contemptible speci
men of humanity that ever disgraced shoe-leathel:
The above is thie substance of what was related. to
tous. " Comment is ulmecessary."
Exor's.--The clearances on Saturday were: for
Liverpool, 10,727 bales cotton, 2,80O barrels flour,
17,010 sacks corn; 616 cedar logs, 400 tierces beef,
l21 bags oil cake, 179 tierces tallow. For Glasgow,
2,231 bales cottou;twoavesels,loadedwithlard. T'he
tllal costwise tctllenC..
TELEGIWIsED TO THE CbRESCENT
LATER FROM EUPOPE. :
ARRIVAL OF' THE;SIEAMER AFRICA. L
Peace Conference Piogresaing PFaevoably.
New Yonk, March, 8.-The steamer Africa hw
arrived with later intelligence from Europe,
The English Loan.
the report that the Rothscehilds had taken theen -
tire Englishl loan is rally confirmed.
The Missing Steamer.
The Africa brings no tidings of tihe missing steamer
Pacific, and lmo-pt every vestige of hope which-sere
entertained for her safety,is now abandoned.
s. The Conference.
hibL ference at Paris is said to be progressing
id it was qa te confidently believeld that
pe od he obtained.
W g.ncoee, March 8.-The Baltic brought seo 5
dispatches from Mi-. Buclana, but the IP' ideist aid
Cabinet disclaim any uneasiness in co'nueqnuee of ihe k
transfer of troops to Canada.
In the I-osse, Mr. Stephens presented a. minority I
report in regard to the conetested election eaLes of
Kansas, and urged the sending of Commissioners to
take evidence.
In the Senate Mr. Braun introduceda bill providing
for the construction of a railroad to the Pacific, com
mencing at some point south of the thirty-seventh
parallel. The bill gives forty million acres ofland at
fifty cents per acre to the company; saidcompany
to deppsit $1,000,000 as security for the faithful per
formsance of their contract.
One hundred miles of the road must be completed
within eighteen montlhc--thetGovernmeihtpaay$600
per mile for conveying the mails, until the'oad is fin
ished; and if the road isanot completed in two years,
all that has been done shall be forfeited to the Govern
ment. The bill swae referred to a special committee,
with instructions to repor next next week.
Additional by the Africa.
Owingto large rceip;ts of Cotton and the stringency
of the money market, Middling.and Lower Orleans
grades are 1-16d lower.' Other grades aiieonchanged.
.T The Peace Conference.
The latest telegraph from London on Saturday i
states that Counmt OrloF arrived at Paris on Thourday
and that.the Conference would begin on the 25th.
The Russian Feeling.
Letters from St. Petellsurg to Warsaw and German
papers give reasons for the continuance of the war,
and state that on no apoint will the energy of the mili
tary department be abated. -
Large Frauds.
It is said tihe amnoont of the frauds of Sadlies, the
recent suicide, will not 'fall far hort of a million of
poundo.
The Baltic Fleet.
A portion of the advanced squadron of the Baltic
fleet was to be ready to sail fom Spithead on the
evening of the 22d.
Nothing from the Crimea of importance.
Louisiana Legislature.
The Governor this morning appointed George Eas
tis, P. Soule, James Robb, Dr. Mercer, P. E. Bonford,
Dr. Labatut, E. J. Forstall, C. Genois, E. Briggs, and
W. A. Gordon as Administrtors of the Louisiana
University.
In the Senate, the Cat Island Appropriation bill.
which was defeated yesterday, was.re-considered and
passed to-day. The act for improvements on Diamond
Island was also passed. It appropriates $12,000 for
tllhe purpbses contemplated. .
The City Charter.
The City Charter passed the House to-day, after a
long and tedious debate. tMr. Jourdan and Judge
Beecher denounced it in most violent terms, but it re
ceived a large majority after some aomeudmeuts had
been made. Articles 118, 121 and 126 were striclren
out entirely.
A resolution giving a vote of thanks and a medal
to Dr. Kane, was called up andlpassed..
T.H Mf.tT.s.--The mail due on Saturday failed
from beyond Augusta, (Ga. Yesterday there was a
partial faidure. We received Baltimore papers oi
the 30, which wasa a late as due. There will be due
this morning, New York and Philadelphia papers o!'
the 1st, 3d and 4th inst.
Coerox.--The receipts of cotton for tile forty-eight
hoars ending att o clock last evening. were-by the
Ia -tport, frou Tennessee river, 3,1s3 bales; Eumpresri.
from do., 520; T. P. Leathers, from Little flock.
2,546 : Storm, front Jetfferson, Texas, 1,478 ; Amanda,
from Minden, 1,011; S. F. J. Trabue, from Memoaphiti,
2,739 ; Ruhy, from Pearl river. 2tMis., 653; Jackson
Railroad, 64 ; Charles Morgan, from Galveston,"6 ;
Lewis Whiteman, from Yazoo river, 2,133; R. I I,
Cobb, from Camden, 4109 ; Opelousas, from Washing
ton, 75; Albalaun, from tinlden, 1,942 ; Sydonia, from
do., 1,tl1. Total, 15,20O bales.
anh'l ngol n l ll. atiollnl 11onutmenet.
In the Washington lutelligencer of the 3d, we find
the yearly report of thle Board of ltana:gers of the
Washington National Momraent. They state that
the old Board, whlo diltled the legality of their elec
tion, have withheld rome thenl nil information cont
cerning the afttits of the Association, and have thrown
every possible obstacle in their nay. The efibrts (of
their agents in every part of the country have been
rendered futile by the action of other peisons profeso
ing to tbe agents under the authority of the old Board.
When elected they found the treasury bankrupt, tblr
machinery, tool implements, etc, in a very imnperfec t
state, the material on hand for even a, temporary re.
sumnption of olrk, and the lasl colrmes laid so defect
ive, that a portion of tile stone had to be taken out.
These results of toismanagemnent were remnedied,withl
the exception of the emplty treasury, and in regard toI
isho future prospect of raiing fonds, the report says :
Tile country cannot toe roused toliberality, nor even
to gratitude; and the agentaswholhave been approinted.
nave, larny of tllela, returned to us disayppointed and
lesi airig. and deeply wounded by insult he-rled Ulpot
thenl. The scheme with which re entered upon the
teork has Ieen broken by the mistalken action of our
predecessors; and it will be dilicoult indeed, if not in
vain, to renew it. Tile tide had bbd e before our
eleetion, but we are not responsible for the difficultie-;
interposed tly others, which tlrerloded s te bon taking
it at its flood. We can only deplore it, and by re
enewed and earloest elltrts endeavor to remedy the evil
which has already been done, to awaken the public
feeling octher than go to Cora.es-, for legislative aid.
The receipts of the year have been far lens than in
aylr reeding year since tile corner-stone nwas laid.
'tahe graost neoallt froTa all sources bLs been trt
$7 740. We harve now $25 ill the treasury, and are in
all responlr sible lbr not exceeding $30 of debts con
traetedl by us, all of whirh is exiereted to be liaqui
dated and laid by tie end of thtis-motlrh. Additional
acecounts of the receipts and expenditures are pre
pared and ready for inspection.
SAVANNAn MhIERo1HATr.--.t a recent meeting of
the Savannah Chamber of Conmmerce, a merchant
spealking of the character of the business men of that
city, remarked that for the last eleven years, no for
eign bill negotiated in that city against cotton sent to
Europe, had ever been dishonored or returned. His
authority for this statement was a gentleman con
nected with one of the largest banking houses in
Engianid. When the heavy shtnments of cotton and
Sther produce from that port to Europe is considered.
:thisf tct must redound greatly to the commercial
S'red.it of Savannah.
The Indianapolis (In.) Journal states that a feav
d ays ago, a nunber of drnunkcn nen were quarreling"
in t Zionsville, Boaue county, when one of them fired a
p istol at another. The bullet, however, missed the
m no for whom it was intended, buto struck a man who
ai as pasing by the crowd on his way to call the doe
tn 'r for a sick child. It entered one ear and carne out
at . the other, killing him instantly. Ine fell dead on
t ton street without n word. The child died about an
a mor afterwards. The mumderer was arrested rnd in
nm n injail.
The injunction applied for to restrain the Ohio and
3t issi.sippi Railroad from laying tracks across the
de1 'ke to Bloody Island, opposite St. Louis, has been
re Lusred. The Circuit Court, at Belleville. Ill., decided
th at the track anight be pomatranted bhugtdiatcly.
"y the steamship Charles Morgan, whicr arrived
Saturday, we~ie aat pt es frimn Glvestoe and in
,terior Texas. The eletion o.mmunicipal officers or
the city of taiveotervtakplised asn the 3l inst. 4fr.
J. If.Brown, the Derhoertctfcandidate for Mayo.y,
was eletehtby nitin ajority' oe d tat-inid, the
nominee of the f kAtamrig :a ty :n l gnocrate
electedeightoutofn.ine Ade r reri -
reyor and other ofeers.- The a ygm
inees for 3ar.hall, Clerk andl bi- were
The Indians have commenced oper ataonfor, thh
spring in a very energic manner ou the Upper Gn.
dalupe and in the valle7 the MCiolr, stealilg and.
killing fiorsee and cattle a d committing murder
when opportunity offeth.s of the 22d from
Ciholay eoiP.lain bitter and well settled
nlea1yiwithin a few mel Jrge torg , (San
An and New Bren e, e the -quarters
of troopl-tuld be in continual peril froti
mamcnngbands of oevagee.
i efttr (.rm the saie vicinity says : e
t'bIendians seem to be ti a' tate olmadneso and
letalatto at the meoe timer From, olme young and
toe Ely fat clte they cot outtbe heutpieces o fýeai,
while they had kuedothi arnimal, far more alftabie
Sfor a tfid'fenlelt theft eritte; thinletg plerleaps,
th8 t~omudena.tt eotit ore eder. Oar otck at
thi. e 1lahe very ht" on acoonnt- iti ilegevore
wentherand-risnad patre., ....e . .. we a .tain from
Sthu edi3aea is more eovre, `utst cut ga u tale e
to; Ifimk u the len tattes n ant emala lict huve
lbeocufatetird on Corn-nrd
near the hounte.
The Texan haothe foltriagBr
On yesterday, Wedntdy, te s tblgt
tidirg came t our city, that the ehe Ci
IoeO, rho letintt pif0roitof the Indtanvt a.t oa_.tred
there on th 2te. ttitling'cattle an driviPg ellggre,
had orert kejt four ,f them in the vIitn.t e the
Bandera I'ass. .nd had a eotrttwith tleking
three and severe wonding thotherand ;k from
them omefnityyh'f ttr-s. "Weerfoet _teto e ar.a that
three of oar citizdnt, engaged in t itthecti wee
wounded, and thei probablydaftgerpsly;: `"
Two companies of soldiers hl otartediw i Mnr
alittle later, were unable to the trail in eonn.
quence of a heavy fall of rain, and retained.
The Texan, of thet2th, has the foliiingminte -
gence ol a later occurrence:
We st op the press to ennounce that to.o persbs
were mor.iered,yesterday near the Cedar Brake, on
the Cibolo,'and only eighteen milesfrom San Antonic.
MIr. Hill, at whose howe these nturders were com
mitted, is now in our eftiee, and ttZthim we havee
the particulars. It seems that' 'Hillt fr. Brown,
and two others, neft the housne of labout fotro:clock
yesterday to visit the spot, a short. diatneoe frotp the
house, where a German try hilled an Iridi.a a few
days ago, an account of which te have given in an
other article. The Indiansol ueei.s, iwere' eatching
them, .nd as soon as they left, came to the house of
Hill, and ohot a negro boy, some eight years old,
and the mother of the boy, who was the only Other
persotni, saved her life btcmrawling under the ~sboe.
Mr:.tobinson and a brothi of tr. Hill were at work
in the garden about 100 yards from the house. They
surrounded themand pierced Rtobinoon with a Iance.
barely escaue:l bh ruaning to etek'neor by andod
swimming ajniro. s , _e Iidians thm n b iuiietered the
house, taking away all it ?-aluahle s. atddestrying
-what they could not carry: 'hen takin._foua muls
and two American hornes, they j.natef.L
As soon as Mor. H. brought thlneniYe to inr city,
Gen. Smith in one hour had a eompavny.itt t of
the savages, who were nix i numnher. ThreJ.h' won
arrows, that were cut and pulled oat from Rdti.>s'~
and the _oh are now on our desk before no as .
write. Two of them webhelieve to be Camanche
arrows, and the other of theToniquways. We esxpect
every moment to hear'ofu'more deplreditiotnand
Citizens;to the rescune, uonr fnmities are in danger !
Cat ilanud Cl hlms.
In the future history 'tf this great State of nprin
cipled pectlataro, the above must certainly'pasaintg
a settled by-word for eery boaldfaced and transparent
swindle, to be hereafter perpetrated on the people.
"Cat Ilaand eldinis!" 'Letreach citizen examine into
this matter for himself addtif he finds what we are
about to say in reference toCat Island untrue, then
let him pronounce us liar unaconditionatly and damn
as in every truthful, consideratisn hereo ser.-:.
"Cat Island is a strip of :nlldial land locate d`above
Bayou Sat , in the'parish of West Feliciana; and bor
deringon the Miisippi: It is called an island, from
the fict that the highistanda skirt it on the east, and at
their base a stream of water, coming from the hills
and the river, sanoounds it at times, and, ste the im
mediate', babaqof the river, has heretofore frequently
ieen iinder*iwter at high stages of the river. The
whole area of Cat Isad s. set down at 37,I03 aores,
of which about 15, 04l aeree accrnedto the State under
the donation from Congrees. This landwas taken up
by speculators as seon as the design of " reclaiming "
it became known. Suppose the whole 15,404 acres
taken at $1 23 per acre, it would amount to $19,455.
.l Boasd of Swamp Lasd Commissioners were ap
pointed in viottion of the Constitstionswhich deleares
emphatically that they shall be elected, and Mr. D. C.
Jehkins, then one of the editors of the Democratic
Advoc'ate-before having acquired a residence in the
i),trict, was appotintled nae fT tihe Commiasiones-
Il' the Fist. s trict.i itn hicli theaforesaid Cat Island
i, located.
Mr. Jenkins went to work and contracted for $75.
03',42 of work to be done to reclaim this $19,4-3 worth
of worthless tund, and contemplated a further appro
priation of public money for the saime Cat Island to
make up the bill of costs to $110,000. This was
-sone with the chet staring tile Comminsioners in the
f'ce tihat his district wassonl- entitled by atiprepris
tiso to $61,625, and the i!gaI! eact of 1r54I under
whicl the B's:ard wa-s ,esncrstidtuionally organized,
ssx reesl y ;net th;lt no contract shall bie entered into
ecyond tlshe aaoseast appopriatedt hi the face oflthe-re
I. tit. \ith tei coutractors pleading ignorance of the
law. a bill has been galvanized into life and legalitv
by the " (treat inquiseitorial tribunal of the State
rresresented ts the "great Demcratie paty.: appro
psi.sting $32,100 more to gs into the hndil of spec
ulatora,a all the balsnce of the Swamp land fund has
sone. This too, alter the matter was fully and freely
dlisassed on Tuesdlay. and settled by- omP e o trw Des
oasIts tilorwing off the susal shackles of party and
volting conscientiously.
\h,.t shtls thle people of Louisiana say to this ?
What a monstrous mountain of sinbas tile Democrat
ie Central Committee to answer for through their rep
seosentatives in the present Legislature! !-[Baton
Rouge Comet. 7th inst.
THE Al.oe I5N TWE loE.-We find in the Northern
papers the following account of nhe difficulties encoun
tered by the steamship Arago off the Banks, on her
last trip from Havre to New York:
The Arago experienced strong westerly gales on the
passage, and las detained 54 hours on the Eastern
edge of the banks, by ice. Feb. 22, 6 A. ., lat. 41,00
lonr. .I,l00, passed three iceberg. From that time
until 24th, at noons. It.44,24, long.4t..00, the ship was
constantly pibcking her oway amongst icebrgs,tlarge
.nd nmall, and ipatches of closely packed broken ice.
For a part of two nights she stopped her cour-e, and
at other timeaswas running slowly, frequently stopping
and backing to avcid colli-ion with fingegono piieces.
.t noon, on the 22d, she found heloelf in the bight of
a bay of closel packed broken ice, and borge and
-mall icebergs extending from S. E. around to North,
as far as could be seen, with no open water to West
ward. Stuol to the North in hopes of finding an
upening ; buth, after ruioiug 30 miles, found the ice
extended to the N. and E. co for as coald be seen. Put
about ship, anti stood back again to the South, ex
ploring whatever had the appelarance of a 'passage;
at one time runnincg t bo e deep bay for 30 miles,
which was found hcl.ely blocked up,aoclhad to stand
out again. In this wa-y the ship made 200 miles South
ing, without seeing any olen watCer to Westward, Be
fire she foundu a passage.
The cronitity of ice, from the-largest sized icebergs
ralduaolly dorwn to tile smallest pieces and packed ice,
excedede i avthing of the kind that Capt.Lines hro d ever
seen or heuard of aout' the banks betre ; and as it is
now earrly in t1e season, Ie is at.aid that, in a few
weeks, the widest traccl for icEopean navigation will
be impeded by this dangerous foe. He therefore ree
ommends ship masters bound for Emuope to go South
of the Banks ; and to those coinig, to Westward,
when apprciacitng the ice trlack, in thick weather or
in the night, to uas the utmost vigilance, and have
their ships under perfect command for any maienuvre,
at a moment's notice.
NOT ALL iLaVEs.--Our readers no doubt have pei
reived, by reference to the proceedings of the Legis.
Ilture in the ecote-ted ccaes of Leggett and Hasrison
vs. Labarre and Whaln, that not all the Democratic
inemnbers of the House are slaves -to the tyrannical
edicts of King Caucus. We take great pleasure in
embracing the earliest opportunity to do an act of
jutice t tthose Democratic Representatives who re
fusoed to lend their assitance to the iniquitous act of
removing Mesrta. Labarre and Wh.anu and electing to
their plce Mese seors. Leggett aqd Harrison. Mesors.
Wallker, Patten, ifamsiltos fsd'Inarper, all refosed to
ote nlucon tile motion to idopt the mcjority report
and resoltionse. They eornfened that they did not
understand the merit of the canes,.aud s they were
not allowed time, by the eastinc vote of tihe Speaker,
to maOke tile oeces~ry exasiniaticc ih order to vote
understaudinglv, they wero ender the neoeseitv of
asking to be exccsed from voting. Such instances of
indepe de ence are rare, and co t.euoe atly all the hore
deserving of notice. [Bation t 115e 0larette, 7th inst.
THE SoEnvTn SrECTIO.-T-- he LouLsvileemoeiot,
one of the most ferocious enemies of Americanism,
speaks of the seventh section of the American lat
form, as follows :
S form of words could be dervised repudiations
more clevrly thle loctrine of the Wilmot Erooiso ; and
it jut n adistioetly repudiates the doctrine of thle
Missouri Comprenuse.
Stick a pin there.
Thae cne sucar crrp of tile oear 1353 is estimnated
by tile olicials in \Wushliigtaona, I). C,, in the Agliccl
tumot It'cOi, at lz2i,i0o,0.

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