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BRON, A11'ONF01l AND JOINERI, 12
Po3'drNS~ ~~~I 1,6trhrn hak I,,s~ Irl ssl and th public
for~ punt1$ Ino, xn, 1,5eft a( cnIIanc of~s thei 55511ir5S551 n3II
Isps1O55Ol. --";-- --
BRPjl *osX G;. A., ATTO1NEY-AT AW. No. CIO8Cp
MET (T. C. .1] Co., 01111' A N) I.
J ISU I A'NOH, 7l2issp 55,1,11.
-tl14 CO., J. , 15yIE.AI.011 IN SFFAFPIl
Cr¶bI and F sslls sIt klp'all, k ds cornr 15om(mon (n
C;OvL3 l 16W.,WINEO, 1IRANDI5.S, PrESEoViS.
&, 0· I. 1I. aiG Co., COMNIIOSIO N AND
]ISISSSI (5 IssýNg sltD 121C1,K( WIelsnssls ssI Retil
ll-d f orinad ossslls 1,iqssss, Wino, e15., cre
(Iiod nd -mrleetrut, Now Orleans, n29 l y
CONVERBF &C Co., ANTO1SNF AND D5")IN Er.H
I1 WESTERN OYooorDU I: ~ Ulirad stores bounded 1) nod n
New I co, omnlc. an Fultn steot.
CORNER IU AND) A'TT11R, 0.CNN15A1ONIS1N IESEy
DII.BAAKRE5 SURGEON AND PFHYSICIAN. IN.
lo stAss(t ihll s( IIf~c ofte OyIletl o15,1,,5 Ks.] IlssSA5.
15 555551a. 51 5
DCUONIIOI: I ll, A D P., ATnTORNEY AND
N']N~1L)-1A'fI5.l}, Nspslssssdls),s 55N~ So
Ss.,pltls, Is. }N]]] psIsld is (5 ll t p5,15ra5 of A, ,srstlons,
1,afo sss ,N srre sbscurtStI. S.M s ly. 1155s slS}. G. 1Iass, C
15.' NAl -.-I Slak, Stauffer & C:.; tos. C. SVsorhies; llnss E.
1+. I. i Sllgdg. ,llI I ss
D TY L ivac, corner ( op and Canal fi tr eot , apx1 (1 -) I
r]OLIIEAIIR UPIIS WIIININO AND 1100K.
.JENIAINC ES0NlAND 11Ss, 51 INT K. 10G am.] 55503.
I~llsliss', S55Sri55 0Stee fssslslxIosale, in hge cd smssllss 3au
1151c,1. -"7
1:\'BANK, R. NJr.,& Co., GENERAL, CON. N
u ls.'q , rai th e ,, l corneri lo i(Is , New O ,rle s.
1 MANUTEL BLESSEY & s.1 D5AIEOS IN
E '11551)5551 AN IEIICIIANDISII, t11,1, P'itcl, lRssls
55ASpirit:, T Sp IIe .nIh , Lis d, C(s5(55,sud I sd-Oils, INo91
ISsg siss a nssI,, p-~ OsIsnss. f1515SF
ýRII(5T &CO. sIOAI.P,1 IN 13005156, 51111, 50
2gUN01,, 1Is. , ((5n; Ksc. , N I. 515555ine 155(5
7ýllie I . NAPI 1-t W. S. CHANDLER, DEN- a~l~n
F` . 7' Ai, SURGEO1NS, 15) )snnlxtrect. I Jai
oas, 1H OSn . F.,s WHIIoI ,SA], F AND ISEnATI,
l D-drifi.FnyAril,5s~, corner Carol assA 05 Chules~
etr11 t111
K IIIIINN 1E I5IAII.N IN ICN11-05AN ssR
Sss5 ]r o, , sssssssh l lulnn_ I 55,51, Chart5s AIstolll yss
!'( ,AI5S,1 C.1.5&1 Co.115155515 TERS AND DEAL
4I.I I SI'N A D AR,,' N . etISIINo s, 2sdagIS
/H I~tONDEIL9ON Co . SUCSSR AT, GIORDION
IGanbA ROUD aul'I, DEA.,RS IN IUJN aT sF1 SN])
L1AUBYonr ,eerHorAC, 0515111, AN] FAcNC nDRy Ion
It K.,~() ANNOONCY-AN-I In Io SZCip trl
hnd Wheel A OcktO R, BrI51]NIA, DIn, A on-Ig
find L SSS .11055 01 ,llo 15Si , ro d in and , I ,1U
Tin, her a k nd 1'hnkx11 irx ad Ing dolerih n lucs u2 iw
Ht)MIMS & CLSXEYADICOERS AND ,EALERS
INIW WINS 'RN P(1DU, Noe. I.4 New . N 14
Tehoupiton r~ec xtrect). l. lr51ydk
K llH I N % O K & G A IN , 1 1 10 , So . & A . . I N (I II
Ht Nd-L·, I u.55 CAOtlly SpiesC, sorr-l 5,51a, t
Y NB )' (,Is O P . V. & C o. , 0 5I'SANPLE, A N D
Hl t(ne FacyS SIDnS.G SIN, 511511s tCad 5t
di TABY=l.& IOODOICO, STAPLEN(IFA, .11 (.55RY
KOENI.L, 255.21K., AUCTIONEYISANSIAW ,S 11551
YL, ALE X A, 11 0 E R1 ,S.. UIIPORT 51SF IN I llD A )
K 1 A I, ,5W, NO IIIaI, 515lAL S, nII N.S (1(50(LS,
HlARN. Dl, I. J, & Co., DCARS I (.sAR 19 S IP
DRUGS , L1MIUALI, PAPER, et1O r 5d1. 9ss. NPceu
I N0DERCO. J. 110NE, 11,CI S IN STAF I'SN
9.1 NA, :LASS, CA.,As'll NWORCYAn-s.. NORN 1
HYNSON. GEO. W. R Co~ b IK IIIPPINI: AGE NTS
it AND f(-NIMLSI )IERCT,0 :,ESCr np .MOB & GODRICH, EWELERS cnruer tly on
xrr, No. 3 i Camp vcu ild cnr-1 _u2
7T I~IF:H.F R CLAUS:3.I.F.RR NDF.R TITS T. 1,1'I
K1 I' AT' Nu. 3) Poydra, st Nocc 1 Nor, IM-:-Rldl
UeIuý"r 5, Lae, Pal.". Ma - G n> , Cemet, NnnR iiiti
ac Icvwol ir Bik t.,c.,No T I""
7 EV )I & CO., J. DFA IF.R,ý' Iý RTAPII .}ND
.L l l,'un~ D.- Iloed.od, cornerCan C nd flll st crlt. .
L AI~ELLL, F. CL., ATTORNEY-AT T,..LW,, NO. 13
.a. Fla Ilhwa. Pi,,pprt tePx tfce e Oins
T tL'IS, JOSi.P. I Co.,t:MMISTSON MET
l'3 A N']d AND I)IS:I.FIIRB IN 1VESTI(RN I'RODUCE,
No 4I T-:l.;piioaln r street. 3 y3
E IG TON & BARIIOT, CI.OTHIIIRS corner of0.
S(' and S n Clarle slreetn.
y EYERIOr, "WI. & ... A Tco., cT'rO VT 1AO
flONAODUY . ., SI ITS OENTENN'IEEN-S1 [URNMITI
IEr god, ud VEIL cy Articles, corner A;mIII :e Nt on,
fl AI!.IsoN G. I IN,, WNOL.LR v1.! DRUPNISFNT, OILS,
i. No 13 t.IinrlAN! Placi . AN l (rjorop. I 1D
A./[)RE.Ai, T. H|., 151 Royal rreet, crn.r of TolllOnl e,
jLyIlOANJ .INLOOEN'S FAND "TCI NRTIS
AND PfRFUMIIRYI TOUI. J,2
DR^YUEROII. lg, iAn N ( Oap t re , 0 oAI'I.IAI0I
S"M^ANTI ) , R IN J EWEIA{, GOLD PN,`: FA1Ni:
Ai ][ FLIIA\NID WATCI1lES. All jewelry. artices rpalnred
S n' :,% ? otplh p l rll. . . . ll p
/dOIeGAN, J. CC., ROORS AND STATIONFTRY, E
NI OE, A. CO. NS AN OY'
M TI(T;: of al r sines and qOO lities, whole! Gnd IrtaI,
uo3 N of mravier i Tl ,h 0g)ii Otreetn. _ m_ --
NORPIAN, B. CO., rBOOKSELLR. RP. AND STAT )NR,
-No TIo 14 0-T, ItrI1aN, a100n001: the Ft. l'hi tes rl.
P IiOI, R. E., I)LMPORTR INAND SIALDR IN
1 Aines, HIr.EuNli RY, Frui% etc., No. 0) C1-mp street.
I..IONTIS & TV AY, CLOTLlERS, cornr CamIp, nod
iV (Uorsmon streets. •
ifE-i-- .,ooCo.,-l.I &( Co., T ON'rTON !At'
CTEAOI T AND COMMISSION 31AE, 01NTS, 4 (7-nde
lot stNect, corner or" Union street, ip stairn, n ( ,'wa
ITK IIN, o, DEALER I LT AND
UANldlAN IN (GO.t)S, No. Pi (tinnA stre. IN !27
Fol O.INSO 0 5110 N. T .. W OLESA1.. AND RE
t.,il ( roccr--S iteau boat trod falmily su, lie,, No. it Grý
SFVILLNL P. & J., DNMALERS IN SILKS AND FAN
1l. CY D1RlY G UOODS, corner Ro)l l and Camnd htreet. na9
U) JA Il.)I IIDENI 1 E R , I (Sincc A n r) to F N. Hnar
Il NOTARY UBI, N o.IO. CoIuPercil Place, Iew
flrhcan. . n21_
1 .ND, AV, C., FA.MI. Y O RO. R, No. 7N (Omp
i ANNIet, Ne TNAT . TNs.
V e., Flrot atrlt, between -ravilr nid Natchez streets.
ATEW.,FAIe CIJARES N ., Di'AL'R IM FINE
SanOM F on n lt r ca , No. I 71 .lAR1, AD 1 I ,.3l N:ret.
SCANLAN &F CO., D. P., DE1AL1.II IN !II .I
ry I.nd Fine FNin1y l (ry Goo1ds, No. 12 and 14 ChartreT
htcetl.
WtRO oF. J.HrN:& Co., ANIorrssIN! Rn! 1s.1)T
SEA.V , TA . . . & ,Co,., CIOMMISSION ANO FOR-N
W" WAI DINo 311%1RtIIANTH, No. 2o4 loyd Ps etreet, New
• rl;c t:. ly8
SHAWK, TRAUNK 7r., & Co., COMMIISSION AND
1.eFORW.1ARHINt. RIf7IU1IANT s AND DEALERS 1N
W110TERN PRODUCNo, No ol TchbIpitoull! Ftreet, o19
QIZERINGER, F., & Co., FASIIION AI) 01,0
B,% (IS, etc.. N. ". 0M a, p s treet. . . yl
STROI[D JOHN Si Co., M 1R\RSftL W.\kRIIIO USEr ,
ANO. 146C 0 0mo 01nt , 8.t r.t\1l t llo.n trdelll and a111r0,
EAI.IN II. 1. T1Co., o., lNr 1 ON: , F OR NARD
OIOCKLRES E L CoN. DEI0II0INTIEN AURNN 101.
IJ INSTI LUM:loNT de., whoulrsulu aId retail, No. 88 nad
9O 3 W.! Otreet. A 9
IJOLARIE, S CRTI 001 I l & Co., A R D W . RE,
1. IRON, mec. No. 61 Cannal street, A.'gents for Pages' Saw
Mikil i. .i
10011 GNR WAD NEW OR2ICRONTS A11Tl(UIoo'U
it11 WRAE.OCUSE, coIner H ; a,1 NINine ailond Ioy) aI
I tr!eet.. all
r'1V L J. ItH OS 1, 1BOKI 01. ANIDN SATIONNERT
T'N RR YHTR, SEI.V LI. .T.,D10 INAl'TiT AND DI1AL
11 t ,., li, ( Win...,and U. u,-,,. No, yi I,,yil +trc,",.
'Ti ODD, .a. o., & CO.) WoIILEoA.lN ANDl RETAIL.
IDOW i AIISP, BRLUSIIES, ,and 3 olol. o all kindN , 90U 11g.
Sine st r:; t, n12
AL NAIN, J. BR., & Co., ETALETRS IN BTIOON,
Ss10!O;. AND HATS, No. 51 01t.. o n stre.t. _
L TOORIIES& GRIGGOS , Co., ANDM SION1
t AND FORWARDING JI3ER]ANTS, 15 Tchouuptoulas
nt:^,_t.
0YIELOCK,1 E. BN DO! I.I LR IN I)R;dN1 S, ! E:DI
.I 5h s,, ,li nt!!,, Oils,. re., No, {3 alnS ., rei n ,t . .. _
"IATf'DLAN, . o.. I&I1ORkTIt ANI) )NEAIAR I!
l 0ru1- , :l01 ical, IN tcnt II dicine. C '.T mtY, Oil., etc.,
,ro,0lr Co Nooo aI 1 ,lllod l, gin re st -It.!
~lilTrI, TlqH[(S. li., ItoI tSEL~I.FEII AND ETA
tLi ;onr. No. 1 15 1 Oau Ol otrcet.
ýgýRGI' ['. C O. J. 1)AIA.I.tS II N P'Aq'ET h0EDI
¥ cinr, s, Dr ga, P rlym r o, etc., oes., No..2 andd 151 Ch.h -
Y'h' htreet.
rrVt WII.aeO , tnri.l Rapides, La.,E. L. ro.Ror,, Nev, 1 leailn!.
WILSON, POIIIROY & Co., COTTCON FA(:TORS
fYLA N D COMMJISSION JIEICIIAN'rs, 35 Cvrondelrt s.:-ee:,
dJew Orlncans. ,2)
WTLDo . 1 IUGIIES, IARDWARE AND SiMll,
V CG ANDI.)l II:S, Nos. 3 Nrot.t nNd 12 Fulton lreets, null
II-TA ] 9 11.-. -J. t-. TtI .'IMPORTE6 RS ANDI
1YV D)ISERSIN INIA\LRD AR:, CUTLEIRY etc., corner
Magazlnc ard t ommnn streets. _
- C'_.-FLUER, UNIII %SiTAKR:. "i1 TC--UI)P'
•Y tllals ,lreet, New Orleans, Coffin, and tlearsesalwany
i. readiness. Uolles lined With lead, for trmnnportiun , at short
notice. ' 1 :? 17
UU EIIV.1L.--The nndnrii;; nd hua removed ro l: boeh
1L[nion street', hetwcen lit. lChnrles and Lueondclet etrrdrl i
wher·e Itc !v:11 deor otciswholn iisu iipru~fmuinnl hlino-,
Y n Attor Stat i .w, Noary PubliL, aid ComHriaSiT: Yor
¢carllr oacryi Stnto in Lhc i7¢14¢.
615Gn F FTLLTAI.IA CHRIISTY.
ONE O WRLEANS DAILY CRESCENT.
PUBLISHED EVERY DAY, SUNDAY EXCEPTED, BY NIXON & ADAMS, AT NO. 70 CAMP STREET.
VOLUME IX. WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 26, 1856. NUMBER 19.
... . . . . . . . . ... . .. . . .. . . .
SEA-GOING VESSELS.
TEXAS AND MEXICO.
ToIall onIIUdDAY' 27Ili fist 'I'clocSA I.
- FOR GALVESTON ANY) mATA
mngnitirell tenlnlsip Chalrles Morgan
Ilenry Pae od, AEEIII will taal n4 h bojo. ha or Yoll
(I'EbgE, hbving unperfor ulo mmrxlntlon f, apply on IIIEr Iorto
IARIRIH A MOY (EA N, foot of JulEi treet,
Enp EIA t ge SLel I iE.
4hfllppers will plra providle thlemselves with the Jte Zm
Elnslsof Ladillg. No oth~er form will ho signend. 2.,5
WIll leave FYIDAY, 2811Inl~t ,d8E'cok A. M.
FOR BRANOS SANTIAGO DI
ElECT-Thy New Oflde.. and Tasu U. A. Mall
lIne. Tile new and ,Inglnreyy stounhip Na-lE
tllus, ,Iybu S. TDI IIIAE, cmmaAniI, lE1 liave t above,
pIIEEniEllY. I1or freight or potItE, IIg elegant stEAtlIe-A
acommodattons, n r dy to
IlbAZY & MIORGAN flEy of JollEiIIt,
opnntanf the HtenmahiD Landing.
W-AIll frebght .Ilpped by hte NaIItA wll be delliveed to
Captan lReyuedy, olfbhe st'a'le (;Eamant, unless thtrwitE
directed.
E-EgblppE mupt provdle themselvIs ith bthe Ieteomor's bIll
of ldinEg. No other forml ulill Ire aigd. ml1
Total] o. TUESDIAY. A aril lut. lt 8 o'clock, A. M.
FOR VEYIA CRLUZ.-U . H. MtA bi I.INE.
1..b., EommI eder, wJA . leave for Vera (C.nt lA
abovue, pnchly, curryyig the I. . uila.
PutAdrbfre A ghty puuutiige, having eleugtt accommodations
for catbin lr and ttccragI MtengertH. RPIII t
YIAEIII S I 3101IAN, foot of Joila streeu,
Epp aitb the EaIhi II r luudiug.
l'NOfd feghb will be reel bod withoutIA I, order from the
Agents. _17
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS U.
S. MAIL. LINE.-FOll IALVIITON ANII
MIATAEEDEDA IIAY.-The followinu new I nd
mIagnirAent AeAt l-Erhs wllbyeePafter leauve on SUNDAY und
'IIISIIIDAY, t ulldlock, A. MI., pAAIAIdlyE
Charles lllurguu·, Ienry Place, CommEA der.
IEuXico, JoEIn Y. ltyulay.l do.
Lotduhtan, 54m. IL. Talbot, do.
Peuuuversould, Illel Shepallrtld, do,
DolivEriua freigtl for ,,lt paints iE Wytterl Texst hIb end
of the Ships f'nuklbu, I'olderhoI , Lywer IEliIEEiE.
-Shipplru s will plee pnl-liy tlhlelmsIeEs with the lteIIm
EEE bill, El ldingy. lI EE other form wil l be tluel.
IIARISiE & MORGAN, foot uf Pilio att ot.
P. Ei.-Thi Linu buiIIE EEEIbliEIIEII ill E~lMl ilol yE PiuEEEE
Slrt, II the ttesma will hereafter baIEkein if and oEIIIII-eII
it,,, llpeuyialyydy,, of itis IIIE II)puEinii. t25E
NEW' YORK. .
"FORNEW YOII--T1ITE Al tAST SAIL- T
ng po-cket brit J. SI. tawyerf t(:ptx. Sow.. ,,,
.h Clam sdhavhi,g ptof her ca~rgoenagdwl haealpth.i
m tor balance of frel hi or p"u:ge apply tm
22,22AN 2 I,220 RD2V 222g22p l N, 70,2i2,tee2 l
.2i or tOEORGE {,. t11{lYNN & ,i4 .' Camp 2 t.,
' 2i NEW.YORK--R2EGUI.AR INE-
|.Th'e Al new nchooncr Ida. Corson. a~trr: hLuving
ealrl2 y al l her crgo on board, will hlne qui4ick di0putct2 .
i For blance of freight or pass.get ,pty to,0
H... 2IE. W. HYN2Y 2N ,(,O..92 Camp.st t.
PHILADELPI-II &.
J - FOR PHILADELPHIIA -RE2.2;U2IR
.L,IN..--The, A1 .plndid pack,2 22 Tbalr 2nlnm ay,
.Y LSteelman nlitrtel'. Ioving ia large portion of her cUrgo
engaged, will hve yniek di2patc Fh. For aiace of freight or
pa2a2ge, apply to
2.21 G220. w. 1IYNSON 2 o07., R2 C2mp street.
I INE:.--TI.e A2 rgnl1ar paAlel brig n.IY Uueen,
222snm2aste 22r hahlgntrE port22n2of tler cargo
2222220, willhav2 , di22 p2 tch2. . Fo2r fr22eiglno2r p22ag.0e , 202p 2 2y2
m3 (2EO. W. H11\2NON & CO., (2 2amp street.
FOR PIHILADELPHIA -- REU2L2 AR
1,ine-2T22 Al re,,22 packet2 bri DI 2.nel fhilo
. y Wiblelp~ tlihtrr, haling la i~large'p ot'tto n of h er
2ar02oa2Irdfill have2 dipatCh. F2 feig r pasg, age
al,[.y to
2e222 2... EO. P. 1YNSO N 22 (a .. 2t2 (2,o tre2,.
IIBOSTON.
1- FOR 2O.~STON--'IE2 1(2IUlA AIPACKET
oaf..'.qi Pathde, l~ mite, pt.iu larger Ira lagio of hrl~ l
t222ier cPr o B2 n -il2 2 ipachl 2 olre reigk 22i2 pal2h. For2
2,20 2,2l. 2. 22222H22S & 22).. 22'olo, 2t.,2_2
ail, MO.NDAY, F 3,.l C 2. 222 r 22
O- oI BOTBON-STON2.lAR 1, Til
2r2e22ar 2222r2ct2p Noinn. lohe, m1a2er,222
mill - 0;t7. W. 22222272 ( CO., (2 C2mp 2 lre2t.
h i llnng ne.arly ll r cargo on boavd, will have quick
dl.Broi, ns .bove, For babtlw e ot't't ight or p ýG·sage, apllv on
board, or to
.2 FOR BOSTON-0R t;LAR INETI2 21
pl22ndid p2 cl,2 t s.2 p Delhi, 22n2pp. 2222ster, h22
bgalarge Portion of her cnrpo cnguged will Lace
qm dsatcl6. Fonr ba]:ce of frigh or pusrtge, n~pp3 to
"+,2I c,}:o. l5 .:. o ,(:- ?9.. P,2 C.,m .ne,:,,b
22 ,2 22I 22 22 22 2 2 2 2 222 P2 222FR I V R O L -2 F S [S A L N
}u dw of frrriybt, Ppply to
2222_., . 22 . 2 .III22222 22222 CO. 2 1N1 Common st.
FOR LIVERPOOL.-T111A Al2I22RICA2
.A1lp Pelthshinn Nelo, 22n2tn2 22er2 , having
+ cc lyartoLfrerthrg engaged, vwill meet with dispnteh.
2,22tr2i a . 22 All c nslll2 n .22S 270b.ar, or 12
oir J. H. 'I ASP.IItRDG k CO.,131 ouuuon 1Comnt.
FOR1 LITIYR.POOL--T21 A.\1 AMERIC SANL
." slip MIllis NLutson, ,ptain 2Conh2e, 2isteg,
l ngPa rt of hIer c2rg2 o engaged, 2w ill meet w2 ith di.at.
2F 2 2nr 2rei iht2 2 .22 ,h, oto y 22rd r2
2 24 J. II. A S2 1RIDG0( 12 CO2.. 1 12 Common stre.
FOR LIVERPOOL-TII22 .22 FA.TSAIL-.l
22 l 2,2sip 2 2hlnn(. Lu 1thr, ? 12.2C,,crn, ov athe r2 ,
I t ora-i n prt ro h ngger c ro en g aged , w ill me et wit h diP at -h .
,n . . .. II. _ ASIII~~El2 & CO _., 3 20. om2mo0 st2t.
FOR LIVERPOOL-TIt "I V1ER (AST
wdp Ashban. Mooren, mabioter m]troving tit,'.u'
etr rt of h hr r .r go engaged ,, itt meet w it h
di` 2 l 2es-le Folr o,2. 2of 2rr2222. 2r t-.a2.22. a., 22 2
15 J. i. e A IIItRIDGtI : CO., 1217 Common street.
FOR LIVERPOOL -T2,e Al R2ITIS22
sai22 Zobark. , . 12ll2lt2,, ,. At.ot2,, h.t vr all24 Pat to
2222, r2 22222222 222222t222 pa~toa lyt
iher cargo (,ngaged, will cuLet wvith immediate dis
pa(.Trl. For freight, nl plr o
fc2 .. II. .22S2llt.lD2 220., 12) Commo street.
1FOR LIVERPOOL.-1TIIE FA.2ST SAIL
ing hllip Tihonla Phl$ers, l m 2 nmaster
will meet 22 2lt di2lla.ch. }or Freight or pu4a2 ge, eap'
ply too
2',2 J. 1I. ,SIII2RIDE2 CO ).. 120 Common 22 .
GENOA.
r F- - OR _ GENOA--THIE RE1.A.RAI 22Ly FAST
ut. silin.g Packet ship (juebec, eoarge T. Emerson.
J,ý astr, ]viulu Pnr ut o her ctrZ o ellglaged, will meet
S 22d422t22. or la..... of frei2( th or p,2-0,.2, alply on
brard, or to
m15 J. H. ASIIBRIlG( E &, CO., 120 22 Comm2o2 st2 et.
HAVRIE.
72 .. .... . . . . . . . . . .
-- FOR IIAVRE.-T1E SPIE22NDID Al
2c122 2,, 2ll4t ship Edwlnl , F'ly0. 2 George 1l2gn2re
._ master, lalaing nearly all Ierctrgnoeenagnged, will miet
with immediate di022at424 . For freigtlt, 2ppl ' to
.J. 2. ASHII RII)(:R 2 Co., 122 Comnlnon 2treet.
For p a ge, lhn'hlg souperior necoammodation,,, apply to thle
C22pt 2in on bo:(rd, rat Po ,t 6, Fourt1 District. 227
'- O . Ro1 AVRiE. -T'21F SPLID1,2210 Al1
Alv { d! % dnriemn s]l p Sllrtorg Coioh, rnag ter, havingi the
. raster part r" athr erargo ellgaged, will have quick
0di2a.22h. For f2el22n2p ly to
' el4 J. III. A E1I2121 2 2 CO., 120 Common street.
2, FOR IIHAVRE.-TI2IF PACK1ET SHIP
Rl org lld, an mkin, Movrttt gavllg IlcrI atl
cher cargo e ogng ed' will httLve qulek dispatch.. For
L reight or pt llgE, npply to
o19tf 022 . II2YNSO CO., 02 Camp street.
22 WANTED) TO CHARTER-A 00012
2ve2 cl of about 2000 barret,. For p2r2 iculnrs, apply to
J. I1. ASIIBRIDGI) tt CO.,
2S I 2 12te (I2m2mo s2treet.
RAILROAD TRAVELING.
----- ` .NEW ORLEANNI JAIC
' ,, idý, SON ANDI) OGIRAT NOR 1111ON
f ý' 51100 5On, , IDleot au 11biups
st-,set, corner of (lllra: street, near the New Uaiiil
FASSO NOFR T'1.\0 11 eave tro city doily It 3 A. '0
Benches Ooykin t I1 1'f. Ive; OOkn doily it21'. 3l.
licnches the city' at 7 P. MI. 1 asrenocrs received nad handed ati
ll inosthIoIisotl F .
FPo ur cents per mile, eachl way'0 Children and se ntss ,
olt' pri;,r
1 1':II.IIT T.\IN rosm the City to Osy'kn ald aol in.11 mr
rlint stations, rverr TTosdsay hlorsdIY0 nu Sutorday, and o 'rum
O~y~nar ewOrlnmmd týuterrmcdiatc station., every ) rMlOU
$1x "'000a Ti1k1.0i1udon npplicntion, nt In moderat Iprie.
Iji7"::v: nr.ion 'T'ickets at half prierF to ony1- stlilinl on the rood,.
fir pal~*r lerr going and rttltlmnil thle hlllllP day.
G 1O . 11. 01,00000URS. 0003l'l'l p o
Tri- 3so" My11 n of S'T0AG0 TO JA1CIKOON, Oils. nl
¶1EW ORLEANS, OPE
,, t . -1 "'ý, ,I1SA AN GEAT WEST
t M3rLýE31L01iO101I 151 N 1.\IlTOA D.
.503000R AlRlEs 01,0EN0 ' N
ThsRondl wil Ie open for psis1i0ge1 lnud feiglt from Al;'iere
to BRlgon Bimn n a Iliimlle of seventy-flu lc colic., an anld alter
the 1t of f3A1001 NI'EX '
PASSENGEO TIAIINS
1,11ve1 tie Depot itAgies ev}'1 l0 0l a '............O A. N.
(hearse very ay uir lt...... ...... S: tO A. M..
Arrive at Rso o Bung ever- day t .........I...l.... 126 P. NI.
RETURNING:O
Le ayou ol' ... ..... . ....... ...... 10 F. 3I,
Asir a lt Greuln:~.. ..... . ... .. ........6:a P. 31.
1t Algierss................... ..F:303 1'. M.
Fareach wys ........... .......... .33 )
the foot of St. An~n street every IllrlllilC1 at S o'clock precisiely..
Freight wll a arci to, for 1Iiirol',,,"l'001 iO'!r5.,I ruti,,
tio ll o the Compnny on thle w1io I' 1,t throot of St. L 1is street,
every d0y 1111 000010 0 YIT. All lsci 011 ltl. Iobid. b
tihe sOippII, sod freiOt to Ibe dlisered at all s l!r 01 nti 0
sinu 1Blyo0u d0s Alllo,15e0, loselolsol, Ilsltullree Grossing
Tsssrrchoo, Ti'eroiOle ,a'l I ,1 B-Itlooth (shere the Companlyss
hoot Avte s b) mus be prepaid.
1 inted Rles and Rates of Fr0igh1t in p15 ,0,,1 erm for s ir
Islodion, to be had on appiicatiossl it rs olleo of t01001m may
025tf A. 11. 011000 Y, i 1ies' wit
IO. O. I.-IOARD IF 111.0B1 bOR
of 5,10 Follows' Rest" for 1856.-110h,,,
hery Iiier, President; Jol,, S1ond, Trea4rer;,
,ut. use,0,,,. S1 tnr15 0. Ft,,l0r Commit
100.-Il,,oler Giinglha, OlIrr Sith, L,,I1,,' Iitomes Fi
Hole Camrmittcc--'1'Iro>. IierlCC, {{. C:. RYii~oll T,. Ilolltrs
sot, IIco. SeymouIGolldman, U. 11,0.owditch, J. 1'. War
025, V-AUITS IN N" 01111 FlIIIl00 00 ~oS
curtd hb nopplig to .31. 000111Y, ,t Sicklos S1',. , 6,1Oa,
onl strert ; sO b. FOIIT & S'ETSOON'S, 61 (:amp street ; to If.
01 FIl.o,' 11,,Ii, tsteer Cmp m, d I00 o,,o e stleets.
TI,, pice to osember of SIockholding Lodges sill ho 010 per
,nlli, to all oIsthrs, ;010p11rl h.
Iti Idomilion to th S, ret to the p... hawe of L~ots, eaun be hadd
511 sl'llirslls s ieZte~t~
p15 JAIMES FUI0ONE.US , S5retary O. F. Rest.
YTOTICR TO CAlIPENTERLS A 1DL'II.1100R0.
p~ Patent Sawed ierhodilgl both roug'h ssl dresse
from the vrIry hest h'rt ti01r, tIr ,ll1 at 014per M for rough,,
asd ,, 11r J1 for dre.ssd, in lots to suil purtl-s'ss.
lumber woaosd to order.
0 fel6m STAlR P1,01NI1001TI.I.3,31,0 11,Bin.
rO SU(OAR PLANTESI.-TIls S1'IbISCRIIIRRI
ore nr' p'rrd to rls,,sse ordrls fur FIIII,.51101ID}I IA 00.
1i1R 75TI1.0S, of tlhi T,,,,,to, PIalttern. ,,,d a muc le
GUiei .Kl0I. t JIcsNU'EC ydlJON, {sy'llollO.
nr17 lmd~w" 63 '.ump st.rct, New Orleans
GUNRNY HSnGS--0 boles, for sole by
map '5 , 4,1 , tINNEOY tY CO., :JPo3'dmr'sstreet
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
Will leave on WEI)NFSDAY. the 76th inst. at 5 P. f.
S REGULARST.LOUIS `PACIKET,
. The flne asstexlgt{cr 1.tear N e Ur e
lk-t G. W. Ford, mitier, will leave for it.
Loils and all I-terlacditte Inndings, na above. For freight or
pllnnxng pply onl boonl r to
JOAN E. hIYDE & CO., i- Poi-i-hI-t. t
,"A plan of the cabin can be seen and mate room . secured
by .pplytii-t to tihe ientt. mi
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
Will leave WEDNESDAY, 2611 insit. at 5 o'clock P. M.
REGULAR 1-IE l1jIS SATURDAY
Pakelt--Viii I et pn Ihlpsd, Napoleon, Glreen*
ville, and all 1landlugsln tihe ends-The new
regular ipasselgerpaeket IAgtomnr, I., Mconough mant er
will be ready 1o receive freight on Monday morning, and
leave as above. For freight or , sage npply on board, or to
m2 JOHN 1:. II.FO k co., 6i PoydraIAtIreet.
Tb,,Ti- Ingomar will tike frh i fit for Nihiville, wi- t tlhe
pril-eg oit' rit iprnent i atil-empi-i on tile Nii hville ind -em
phills ncacketn .John G. (:line, John Shnpson, City of Iluntsville
Will leave WEDN.FSDAY, 2th inst.. t5 o'clock P. M.
R AEGULAZ AIti PHII PACKET.
i Foriemphis, l-lel-n, Nipoleod, (Greenville, ntd
,ll landings In the Rends.--The new regular pas
seIger packet Il iomar E I h. McDonough-i miater, wlll- ent
a. above. For i--i-ht or passige, appti on iiard. or to
T. 13. SEI'lfI 12 New ,e-ee street.
.The. Ingomar wil tfake freightibr Nashville, wthll the
privilege of rcOMpmett at .lemplrk. of tile Nalnvtlle snd .lern
pi p- ker John G. Cline, Joitn SnpsAoll, Citi of untivill
a d Elf as2.'. , "m22;
YAZO RIVEIR.
i.l leiave ion WDii NE- DAY- ?Fth inut., at 5 o'clock P. M.
Tile new ndl nplundld I1tlr. tntght steamer
F69 OR a~OhiaCIITA RIVER-FORI
YazooBellt, J. C. ierstl , maiter, wilt
leave as above for ,ulllla of Cohldater, TIIl!ohn, l efiore,
Gr-enwoid, Sidon ti-a, i ,ul,. li- City il-d aill intermedilte
The Yazoo Beclle will hakei freightt for obin~lr, it~h the priv
liege of resli-i--ng i- kchS.. For freight or pt.-ýge, apply ou
houarrd, or to
m21 LEWIR S I NPP FV CO. - Front Ft.
)y-Tlle Yazoo Blelle will take frulght for Grenada, if con
ii-ned- to 1,et-ore nr i -reniood.
Lcavrc on THURSDAY, 27th inst., at 5 P. 31,
FOR YAAZOO AND TIALLAIIATV.HIE.
Tile new and splendid light draught gteamer
Salle lobinaoal,J)yuapowers, muster, for
Iuollth of Goldwater, Tilhgoba, Leflore Greenwood, Sldon,
Tc ulll a .-,TI, iity i and ll. ittem - di-nie itndilli- on tl-e Yii o
nnd Tallahatchle riveri , will leave as above. The Salie Robin
oll will take freight for (rendda, with privilege of reshipping
on keels at Leflore.
iOtlN E. IIYDE & CO., 66 Poydras street.
D.The S. R. will take freight fur Grecnada, it' consi-lned to
Iefalore or tGreenwood. m nlgr
ATCHFOAFALAYA RIVER.
-il-l leave WEDN i SDit AY. 26th inst. at 5 o'clock t. iM.
FOR OPELOUSAS--T1V. NESS AND
iofe steamer Aloe W, Glnize- (- Lol-i
1etr, maer, witl leie as above - t ia tking freighf
for Oll Rtver, Shmms ort, and all hamdings on the At"hafal va.
For fre ight or piusage, apply on board, !Ot of Rienvi le street,
or to
2n.5 J. if. JOIINSTON & CO., :i Front Levee.
OUACHITA RIVER.
till leave o- TibhRSDAb h ith it-t., ii-5 P. ,I.
FOi OFACRIIITA IIVR--FOR
ii-Camden, ieech t lills, - hampin-i lle, i-i-i eo
hill, 5htrie Salin, Alabama iI adlng, Ouachit
City, 3,olltl d'Ar Trel nton, Monroe, Pine hlot', Collrlun~lia
Ilarriso/dblrg, Trinty, and a111 intermediate landing-he fine,
fast running passenger steamer Louisa, Frank Kecllug,
master, will leavee as arove. For freight or passage, apply to
i i-tki -EI- Si APP i (:0.. 3- Front streit.
ill eave on DNESDAY i-ii-i the ii-i-- i-- t.i t 5 o'i----
FUTI Ii-i i-tIi Ti-i.--TNiE FAST
4 lrnning stcamcir loren'k Kee|| 1| . A. Gravmr,
Sl..tas.lnmter A. Gras,. clerk, wilt las*'e for all
hmldings on Rnolnfever, itsltbove. For freight or pasnage, ap
pi- on be i -t, i foo - of t-ent! eel, tni2,
FOR'ARt ANSAS RIVER.
Will leave on SATURDAY, 2)th i.,t. at 5i o'clok P. M.
FOLt ARKAkNSA§ RIV'ER--fTIlE
t-- rine facet running pnv-tnger ste.mer Cora No.
FrS n~ l, D. i. Mosby master, will leavens aabove for
Fort Smith, Van Jnrrn, Or~ark. Norrinto.,, I)ardlnelle, I.ewis-.
Noellr ittle Rock, Pine Rltlf. rnd all intermediate lnndilig,.
For freight or passage npldy on board, or to
rni% f.EllIS SNAPP , CO., 37 Front street.
>7 'Tile Corn No. 2 is lnow reciving freight nt ,thle foot of
f:ray r llreet. Sildpperm nnd 3cropansrr mnay rely on her, as
.balm i* p,,-fivivlv goiug ll to tie above trade.
Will Inave nit SATURDAY. 29th inst., at 5 o'clock F. Mi.
_ [r.. ]'~FORFOT .]['][TW [ VAN BURENK,
I 111Little tRIoek Tinae llnl., Salpoleon, I;rt'enill. ,
Coran l interomed2,ia te Inndfings.--Th superior ,a
"'[InpI' stelaer Coa No. 2, l). 73. ,lobhy, mll nsvr, wil "M lea
n, above. For fro ght or a,.sage, apply on Inard, or to
m21; T.B. li't1 12 New Levee.
^Tllee Coa i. now receiving freight at the foot of hue, li
ha street. Shippers and Merchant stn.- rel on her, as she
will remain nertnaenflv i. the trade dlnring the seatsn..
THE LAKIE._
TH L.. MAIL-POR MANDYP2IE, MAD
lnonrillo SAO Covingfton--The ctlmrllont Vlr
ghnln Pon r2 RpOnin J. d Hultman, . I ea
thle Ln;l; " d [ theu Port"..n nloa n IS1 ~ S
N"'DNLSI)AYS\T~ and FRIDAYS8 on thle nrrivn of thle 10
i,'cloci A. M c Returning, leave. Covinton it TUES.
Dý1YS, TX t Ti l -RA t d SATJIiiAYO .t G;. o'locAk A.
ii.,4 and nr etthi Rnilroid n tiiie to tkli the 1 o'locki 1'.
-1I. ca,. For f'rcight or pasnge apply nohoard, or t
I I t~f 1). C-. L0WBER, 98 %I ngnrinioe trcct.
F OR IOITILE UDIRECT, DAILY
MIIRAI . LINAR inter AC t.Ss> s.i
Spledid ....... It. 5tt ,tearr C555 n, R.
A. isiiryl, mssi.'i Florl'i5, i. P. Tiro, m"""' g ncl O'
SIIst-, .aving been 6.111 e.15.51, I fur thei
Lake tradlre \ith snperinlr neculumod lllionr one of the rt6ora
b1^_nfll"1' \\'tý Icavc tiro Lalre end of thie 1'nttehnlrtrdn Rils',l
doily on~ the arrivald of thle 1 'clock 1', M i. ear,. Returningg
will rtol at PnI~cag-hil on i\Indny a nd Thilrdda evening.,·
Caibinl File to Rude ..e......·...·.. ..............:,t
D eck ............... .,. ..... ... .
It. GEDDESIIL, Agent, lU Ronkh Plaee.
NAs Orl051.. Norcnb 1, . nRi5.
. LAKE SHORE PACKCET
1.ASsSuIIi*lB C 1R.-WFi5S1i Assnn.sm.
int Oear ngemE and --int edliate lilndinga
ertedi~ he (r~ abf~l na iucgo on snTcday and Snt~r
dsli llof SS,'15\rei.
Sb.. ipistdid iir psr tis iiep~iiili i sl Creole, P Wi. 11
I~iltishiss.., tilis.,isil ..sp...sdsisrlsislsd ie c ias followsi
1155isY iOl~lienrlS1l iiilriiil ,.k...slh,.
TUETII1AC.4 P. TI.i.).els. 'I WEIINSDAYTlHIRiNIii
TH~Rl~hbiI5IIA!.\. iar. Ti.r PilIiIAYT IlHIibi
SATUIlD)AYS.... 11'X.Y..s. SUNDAY SIVENISI
On Tuesdary tmd Siltury she "il Ao m Iir ls Pilarngoi..i.
n5 R. GRI)IMES, Agent, 1 IU Bonk Place.
SLAVE DEPOT NO. 156 COMIDION T
STREEET-The undersigtc has on ho d. and will hkp -
coneOontly for sa1le for either Cilk or 1511 Aceptane,. o
fi...ýý9ýý9 lmpdl IaVI 1sbilbS. bconsistig of \ IIIA1L'(.
W 1l0011110on IOUSE dnd FIELD SrIRV ANTS, etc., etc. t
having I'nsed tiro thlrllo)try- duolling Nd. 515ti Ldlon, near x
Rnronne street, he is Prepared to lccoramodnte transient Traders
alnd their Slalves ou us rerrvonable terms. c em be obtalined in the
pFldbrticadlar attentlon wlljhe Iaid to onsglnmlents of Slav(, S
T'I IINAS F. FRTllY, 156 Codmon street.
R EFIDOs'11a.-F11100os R Co. ; Carry. Person1 ; J. U. lio I
1 Co. Richard Beck : J. G. ((lck [ (b. , Walt &ESnolsn.
N. 1s.-Sbhe IIGIIESTCASH PRICES paid for LIKELY I
YOUNG NEGROES. ¢7 ly
(WFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
'II NSTITUTION.-OldcEo No. 61 FdF0p stre0t-IneorpdR.
11011nd00A dl~ 110 lo IPidldtorr o,d llh Ilosh, 01W5 0
The otice of the 00lllltion wiillliI (0a fprll 0he 6 liFijl of
DePO~dl 11111rr ollingE (Sbllys euepood) from 9 to 3 o'clok,
aInd oil Sdturlonlpelliit from 5 to 8 o'llock.
Deposits of 1ne 10,ll dF 1d Ol 1rd 1 will be receivped.
Thempoymnotefodi stricly imn ibyhF Atof 7
IIoty Iirnitlntl to theu PnoU( Debts~ of the United States, of the
Silote o Lonihodmu, and of the City of New Orlen1..
Roldopon mortgah e of n 1,5 il10019 r and 01,mproved Reol
, s ua within the limitsL of the city. of Na{F Orletms, not eseeod
ilEng per rcpt of, the appraised cash rlP. I
1011110 uponi ldrtg of the Stock o lthe Inorporated IRanks in
New OrlROI s, not 101.leedj 66 per ,at. of the maliret rohs. f
Ai llterest or 0 Fofit dpridod from thI empl1oyll'l of the
hltda ia to be dfstribnled acmi-mnormaly moong oho Dplositors, t
No PI'ahlCC C con directly- or iadirccllg IwrroB any) of the foods,,
or nreeire nay I i,) or eutolsm rnt whittor r,
Cal dtilldl of leposthaving illnterest at a Dlto to he agreed
upon,1, will be issued for s . not le, s than 91500 deposited for n
speCcified time.
T TRUSTEES.
edorge Eotis, A. 1. liEily, William Vogl,
W.\ L Gc, Feo. Urtuhart, 5.11.Sunerr
Gi. C. Dluncan, A. lbino, 0(org1(.tonal,
WVilhel l F. P. N.9Woo1, Tll. AC
Tlios. A. A ldams, E. A. 11n1.o l, .I). 11il her.
W. N. 511(0ERPr1sident,
1A1. II kI, icrsdt
1.1. bSII:INIiR.
0. 11. wITh1lild, T5111rer.
N. 13.-('opdes of the Act of InoI1 r.riRion 111 RyI.llx can
be obtiainedl I the clii1. ____81y -
S AZERiAC BRANDIEES.-WE ARlS 0010
/. AGgents inthis city for this FIbslrll10d Bd, ankeeII p
dnstlnt uploplI01n ha01d, of c ion1s qu11011 1a1d grades, l
108, '.li, 42,'13, 18116, 115,15i95, l on I ewll ork firms l nd
o(19 1 W95. F. 5.EVERICH 1110.. 51 O1d .evre.
O ROE .SNS STEAMI MILLS-0FFI0IF78 51101
ldldllhllobIllhll.Nrnll lllpdldr ldllllcibyld hodo 11111 1111111
forms the pulblic olio[ he I:CCx T s conslualtl y onri -band u a lullfll sup .
d RESII IIUND AND UNdIROIIND
0ar(11,111,, 011,11 o ( ,
Il'mny, 'eD · -, lustiorti
G(I l, Silcnl
(!roEcked Corn, . FRER. I hcDIA floT0r,
IOlir C1001ll11 n, Rye do
(110, Cll Ies, Rl1 d do
oats d d lce, b 111111111
13riil, Nutmegs, 13 y IdioW
F. t doeHYI r
1 1 ol'e osted and (:round ait the; lowest city Dricc
500111101 .IIIFIE'~lA 91. ll15d'11(F I
NPSOE ll. N.R F. FRYER, INDIAN 0, 1CTOR1
N h1x 11 ll nealk lonled hlisMedical and Consll nltll 001
ice No. 20G Old F vee street, beween 1(1( rr1 0 and "bl" Idlleld
hlstretsd, 1111it 1 th1,. 8ilb Hint. do ll city a'nd ( onlly y 1 rde1
Sclasid, .6 Past aid, w51(1(1 pnnchtnlly att to, 011l k.
· crill, a itll irections how to user it scut by return of ail, tri ee
of0 poil;~ne.
y)1'J°Otiic hones from 6 o'clock A. 31l. till 9 o'clockr P.D3I.
Ncw Ortecmr, la., 1855.
N. 03-()o not arttake my numb Npdnd Iddr- o~tf
T151. NF 01II bYS .1II' CO..UN COTTO
l PRI.-b fhe iron Errewn :,ad cu .Ftin, for thle improved
: (Outon Press, inventied by Dr~. Newe~rll, of Grand Gulf, sal nd now
in elneral oned; ld orlld b'lMolrse or ll( 1 powerl.
SAl"TRAUR'S PAT INT PRIIERU COR. N MILLS,
heir, the most simnple, durable, a':1 inl every respect the best
GUI!! Mliil in nee, for bola 11th. " ,cr
NL 0111,111.1111(110111 31 N1,10-str.0t.
.I HPAE lNED SI FANCYAND NDERSI GRO
ll h·v this dirv eantured into n Copxrtncrsdli,, under oho rlyll.
Sof IDUPoI Cotol , 13AYE CO., f Y thle ppsrpos, of t,,,ioy ctinva
((l STORE, COm Nd.d io Rb S (111r and Cotton 1 D': RCERqr businss.
A l I.S CLEo GECERIFI WIE
I ROIFI RTNE0P 1 . I AN OdER
a N-DpeNo. 14 e St. rLonia stret.
NewOrleanslpil ODIcembAl, 1811. d1(1
1(IL GE011, ANCY AND FAMILYl G11 0(
5 10 ( STORE7 No. 10( 1111na street; E0 . L. 1ERCIE
all it" UORS, assortment of Choice GROCERIES, WINES
Ii IAEIARISII'sN, of the beat brands, in 11,rts o l pint1
nUlrr FINE WINESgr; Superiior UIln BRANDY and otherr
Liquors; Superfine~n C~lt I)IAI S, md n raristg of Fa~ncy rArii
0,,)- oods drliverard to fa~milies '_o of dniy)-ae. m12lp
I A:a-- -1 s bb' and tierces chroir, Lea, for sale bJ·
YUUI0I15k0, 01(1000 "k CO.,
m1 15 Vhotiiloo street.0
STEAMBOaT DEPARTURES.
FOR RED RIVER.
Will leave on WEINIESDAY 2th Ott., at 5 o'clock P. M.
I RFIV s IvERPAo , GranoEJEP'
Grand EForen Cemp;tez A exand a, Gorton's amt
nt1 intdrmtdia . C ndinpl-Thtitne EtC rAn
nig paptusger steamer C. Hal II.e sIaH NrgIt,I mat
ter, vlw leave as stove. For freight or pssage, apply on
boa.rd, or to
m2.5 , LEWIS SNAPP & CO. 37 Frontst.
Will leatve on tWEDNESDAY, 6th intt., at 5 o'clock P. M.
ORe D RIVER PACK.T-FEOR JEFI
lgtferon, Benton, Smihtlnnl, Port Caddo, Shreve
port, Grand ayoSn CampteP Grand I core, Alet.
andria, Gorton's and alO intermediate I HndlngI.--The LAntor
and t wfit rlnning y tersner Ct Hayes, dCapt. ItttI right,
will leave a, above. For freight or lrassage, apply on board, or
m2t T. B. SMITH, 12 I'New Lwee.
Will leave on WEDNESDAY. 26Lh inst.. it 5 o'clock P.M.
FOR HURRICAONE AND CADO
i.lE linn BlufIs, SN reveprt, Grand BayCo, , itrand
Will re, Catmpte Alexandrtia, Goron's and all iPS -
te.edlac lannga the ine, light draught tpassenger steamer
Compromisel , t.wi. Kay. master, will leae t aPbove.
For DrFghRt or pansage pply on board or to
m26 T. I . SMIIN Tl 12 Net Levee strect.
Will leave WEDNEISDAY. 26th llst., at 5 o'los th P. I.
FlCUFOR RER RIVER--THE FINE
light W teamer ComY ro.t ise1 1 . Wt. piy,
master, will leaveV for JIef LAron, i ESlt'i n,
Shireveport, Grand Bayou, Conpte, Grand Ecore, Alexandria,
Form'k L~anding, and nil intenucrliale iandlngs, as above.
For freight or passage, pl - on brmrd, or to
EW. ,tH4 APP &e &O., 37 Front street.
The Compromise will take freight for, hbove the Hafn with
the privilege resid )tpin; ,have made arrangements with .the
ste aers White CliHeI t Alidaand Fanny Fern; fretght witi go
through wit hout detention. m2
Will leave a THDURSDAY, :lit Inst., at 5 o,clock, P. M.
- FOR ..I[IFFE hON, 9I [TILAN'D,
- eunton, Por Caddo, Alhany, Shbreveport, Grand
4 Bay}-on, Grand Beore, Aiexn.dria, and all inter
mediade lnndings. 'he superior passenger steamner Storm,
Neoeiy master, will leave as above. For freight or pa.sage,
apply on board, or to
The S. wvll pap no bills unlres. contrted ..S Captain or Clerk.
u23 T. B. MITII, 12New L Levee.
Will leave on TtIIlRSDAY. ti7t inst., at 5 o'clock P. M.
-FOIR JEFFERSON, PORT CADDO,
Shreveport, (:randlJaymhu Grand Eeore, Alex
andrla and all intermediate ]andings.--The supe
rior, swift rnnning and reglar Red River pa.senger packet
selamer Storm , Capt, R. Moody, wail leave as above. For
freight or passage, appl ' on board, or to
The S. will pap no bills unless contractedby Captain or Clhek.
to EWIS SNAPP S CO., 37 Front Row.
Will leave on TIfURSD)AY, the 27th inst., at 5 P. M.
t.-_ .FOR UPPER RED RIVER.-
L The fine steamre. R. BE Janes, Capt. F,.S.
- Johnson leaves asabove for Fulton, White ClIffs,
Brown's Landing, and all lntermedla e landings. For ireight
or passage apply o borard, font of Bienville street, or to
mgt SHAW & ZCNTS, 41 and 42 Fnitonastreet.
Will leave on FRIDAY, 2th ins., at 5 o'clock, P. If
."- FOR GR€AND ECORE, NATCFiI
toehel and Alexandria. The reenlar passenger
steamer Piotas Parker, master, will lea'e as
above. For freight or passaN apply on board, or to
m22 H. . . ROBINAqON k CO.. I00 Gray erstreee.
TENNESSEE RIVER.
Will leave on WEDNE}SDAY. 2fith Msr h at 5 o'clock P. M.
I F'..IORTENNE.SSEE RIVER--THIE
entirely newand splendid steamer Cherokee,
James Irwin, mauter, will leave as above for
Fastport, FIoreue and Tuscumbla. For freight or ptmssnaee
having very superior uccoiemodations, apply on board, or to
I,. SNAFP 4 CO.. 37 Front street.
Th e ('herokee takes freight for Napoleon, lempbih, Helena,
Iickman, New Mfadrid Cairo, Paducah, Nashville and all way
landings. m24
FOR CUMBERLAND RIVER.
Will leave on WEDNESDASnY. March 2 5~. ,,t5 o'clock F. N.
F bOR NA5]I[V IL[LE, GA CLARSVILL,F
): ddyville, gmithland., Pnducnih Hiekmnn and
all intermedlateland ings.--The fine new freight
steamer Scotlnd, R. h. l)ismukes, meter,ýwiti leave as
above. For freit nonly, .apply on board, or to
mn.5 1l. NI\0)N,.3 Unrnn street.
:- - .: : : .: . . .. _ - .:- -- _
WHITE RIVER.- a
abi
Wiln Ileae on TO) 1RSDAY. illS inst.. at 5 .'elock P.M. fe
FOR WHITE RIVER, AR
l.ANSAS-TSh, fine 11t1a1 Natisona` I C. bo
v Mcltanns, master, will ]oat's a .)roe, fur Yoecl
lt-s. 1 I 'oviatta, JI ns.,yllp, , Batesvlle, Olmbet'l , Augusta, WI
Des Areuvarull Illnf, AberdeSAen, anti all intelrmeditellands
i-. Fur freighlt or r .. ^ce, apply on board, -a t
ý.EW IB'I NSXI'' ,L C()., 37 Front street.
) ; Artisans,,,., tite freighlt takenn if consignedl to I)rlvall's Jet
P~lutt` r .Aberden. ". nrri
REGULAR PACKETS. of
SREGULAR BATOUSARA PACK'IET' lai
P. C. Vallls, lJas ISQ.Ure, 1aster will
Is,,., New OrS' on.s every SUINIAY MONNIING, at 9 o clocs, It
and e5ry WEN:SNSA ti t5 o'sloSk P. '.-'For Baron Sara,
0ato01 ICCg, SIIonlllsollIie, and 11 , Inte 0 dio E im, l.- ant
Will remai11 s anmdly in tri trade. For sreigt or paosesa
apply nn board, .r toG
m24 LF'IS SNAPS' k CO., 7 Front stre. Pa
REGULAR PACKET STEAMER
Maga olsa-Foricksusrg,.W N ,rrenton, New- tIS
ilt5II nil I Irnnd Gui CRodne Na.Rltchezh, 1550l I20
intermediate herldingl.-'l, ,lega01nt and swift rIliin IS piuSn- d
iar PaSlcr oarner DIagsnolia Capt St. Clair Thomason, Il,
illlevss for the SIbove evis TUE'~SDAY, aio'clock P. M, is.
For freight or passage, S Sly S on board, or toSI
..2 T B SMITII, 12 New Levee street, B!
PORT HUDSON AND WATER- -.
- O 1,11 ACKET Nes-~ Lstsn,Emil GroS e f~l, in
msster. 111ing been thloroighlyl oslhldled and
epaired nsd newly ,pIt l, 1,Iwill t lsmli5Soer trips in Tk All I
Itlr,'" lsL'ini NySen" Orl~ ev1ery Fsss CIIAT, O o'1co10 AM>., N
and everyMlO5IIIA, at 5 d 110S'T E. M.
I01'AS ?..ran2 rsaillpu readL to tai e Freisiht everI s 2 nriny
nnI 'Ihbrad.lT for :dl lSndinS5 Is 'he.1a5, DonasIIi,, 1555111
Gallia, I'lay115i55, SItsn Il iso.n gl ]."ll's Store, PIolrtDd- 1C
son, Waterloo rod slil intlerndilil llandins. A
For freight or pa'rgel having superior ;i".nimod iationsr pply
. boa1rd. o"23 5m Ut
'0[EAD: IRE AD:-BILLIARD TABLE AND IO O
l MLISLI'y-, Oys0er10 S1,ell Iime Sifted for ugapr Mlakers
a11 Iluildss. i3. ANTO(INNS, 2ln ufacss.r of BILLIARD
TAILE. and BUIIDER. Eale hills, 12 and 14 Conti street,
11511501 Lev1ee. SOXES lorpI5cll1s1nlay size moldes to order. th
Superior frerlh LME, i ooC barrels, fur whitewashling, 115at
mak1ing C,1d buildings, .Estir i. haind. DREiSPI) PINEF i,
FLOORIISNISIniS I CEILINtiIS, SAWINSIS, TCIIINOS for
S,,ilLI,. Store, houses, tc., put iprpairCs of nyindIE mad
IIIa,, I,I,lliill .lsly,,1111h511,IC.p Unlni~s 1
on the shlortest notice be eu fnrciec.G
Ip°, lele public are. incited to alll and see. .6 1y
N. NOW IS THE TIME TO PCRI'IA E A D
Diamon IICT Sil Dpe,,l Illsr,'Asl O Colid
S 'ATCIIH 11151011 Iraceloes E15Rings, Pius or Fin- t1i
1 1r R TIE, ad other1 3F.WELR, , cheap15r that eTer, received 21<
this diy ors coiginment, iIy Ls
E. A. TYLPE, goal, 22 Cols street.
I2'rsIIl l ttentiongiOivn to the repa1irs of Watches and
Time Piece.. Jewssihlyl ,t1511151I5T repsired. 1121 5
10SEP11 HUIETY 'S ELMSP STILSET, IMPORTERI,0t
-SEP nll sod lIleti Iii'er in fine WtcSess Jeswlry, Rich 0)'
Fancy sTl STplI, GIlds, No. 20 ('111 street, ttlet the Citi l I11.
t51, New Orleans, ssprcli'ully invites the attention of Wsholesnl.
Ssd Retail DIemot and CISoSSSSol s I his VERY LARGE t
STOCK OF SISSDS, which is freshly imported, and constantly
l1ied ttlronhoII the year. ft
SHELL: COMI S-IIi iiti Shell ad Buffalo Combs, of eve1'
rllt? Iad alriety. Y
B iRUSIH-S-Of eser' descripion, ofhis own manufilcture, an,
at thie lowest NSoribera factory- prices·
TOILET ARSTICLES-SuTI is Perfuome'y, Hair Oil, Flir Pin,,
C1i",TsI, FancS S11ps, etc.
FINE CANS, PURSES, P111,11 BIokS, WorE Boxes, Portlblle
D Isissa togethler tritli in .endleas iiriuty of Pomtemmo aaicsi
etc., oI' st1' le ilnd sl, 11 , and a1 t uCiSTSlly low Price. in
GUNS, SISTOL.S, Kn1iVe. CIlI'.' an1)d Warner's ITvolviIII Pis
tot,, Sscilors, RazoTrsT, LtI PesIerSors P1, hing 1els and eP
TaTckle, of ev1ery.riety, to, nit m
WA ygtontS, JE{FT".thX 1 etc,
The stolk i5 this line, , csisting Ills, 'I . T. Coti e, 1. I. 15
IITobias noC5lI15ral 1,l51EloInlonlmovements, with n te i assort- bI
of fine Eastern lenrcllrv SilverwBare, etc., ha~ve been eleted 9
geatcoiIre Iy F. RII IITl S, for many t curs engage lin Cl
the nsoesn e orile a nd having been pnrchnsaed exclusively Yi
for mes~h, greant inducrements will ber offered toa purctO, a . e
,pg° Every article warranted s, r cdur ~ ~moepreeteo tn e
funded. T
q SI',,Isntl,,,, Jewelry, etc., carefully RepSired 0nd 155.' p
1111115. ___ 119
r115E BA(1)ASSE PLFU NACE. LETTERS PA tl
d I te))t for the United StaitesweregroIutId ISAUELISB.OGIL'
IAN,,)of NI. 31 NitchS,, Strest, Na',, Orle0,n,, under thIe date1 II
51Dece1mber 4,l55i4, faro furnace for bViurningWo0't and BaigS 21'
This Furnacl e murbimes tine fottntoing qaslitieu, as Yldly
proLvd in S1king off SEVEN EROS' TiE PRESENT SEA
l'). It wIorks'etirely by natur1l drlalgt, and without the I id Ii
of a p~loerr.
2d. II contia In 0o grate barLi or o' her irons i l the interior. S
5d. It never requrle1 Sitstoppige of tSe mill t1 have itsI .'11s
cleaned oult.
4th. The Bagassre is never stirred or touched after it arrives V
io thle furnace.
5th1. It burn til the Bagasser, and makes storm enough to 11
o run the mill engne, t stam btten midn gagingengie. 1
Tlrfs is tame oul)- lerltae trut basu talken ot u crap in Louiaiirul
in onSINianeI I i. l the .born five conditions,
[" 1 Thii Fu0 5l1,II'5mak no pretsion to 1,urn B1a) ,sslone, and
dloes not resemnble nny othesr tnnrace in tie foams. of its Itt
formin thle princples ucpon C5 l))1y it IorkIsII in Iinhe reslo ii
which it produrlns; neithelr 'les it ilpproach Ilh lh righti or
nth t party. KepnIe1, circlllalt to the conttlmly urn ".ore 11
tricks, of tralde,' known to be false by thlose who n nlku t
themn, rand calculatedr onlyr t. deceive thle public dulrd pill. if or
tilde thilt l llotst'lsnlll lI non theirlwn mert NoIper1u willlI Ib
Slls. IItlI5l11l t llEll i11ur 111I11'lu p 11,11Fur1.cc N11111111-thorit1 1
ly frolm ml; 5Iil' p' slnshll altping sSuhIll loritilwill e lull) I
go11.111ed in its undi s 1.111ul11e11nd 111111)ion. t
11y IntlIItIIInaIe is .ls n,111111,1 to al tr5i1 of k11 1S 11 to
atfilm bailers; uni Too Irerpre 1 to contralct i. apply it to buern
' the I· I(,·:;lr e t. boil ecale ju a n ih. a mmnmo tread of kettles,5 t
dude.:, so uncu the tun- wh gi-loe e tno thle pllrehancl..
A trcoaiu lt s h lo iu b tCt in .a:mp .il fobrm, with I,.n;
lags, ate., to Lxal had ut thu snwscribrr, by mail nr othenvfsec
S:MUEL II. SISOSfAN,
,1.S dI tWO 57_1 Natcshez1,tr1 Non, 5511111.'
'11IRE ARRIVAL OF DR. SIRERSHAN IN
I A1is ci",Vur theVAsIeoi1dit, 1o m R I 'me~ 1 1 1e1S1' Iltpi I
a1 DlluIllin1. Ile is da1ily performing IT wondarllllCl nce, of re- 1
1, startup sight to tiro blin5 mi5d the deaf to their Ica, in-. inn
Sie smtiioevei1 ll 01 thes-llond Is.age in fron11) I' 1 1ays11er
sns troubled with fits wllgo to Dr. S. ma1d get rSstISed, s11)s 1
I never to be trou bled glai. Piles .ured 1t once-bloody- piles 1
en or blind Pilesor Iftnr piles; bad legs is any state cured
speedly; bennmli'I pains Lwauirrud on thle first attendance,, Dr.
S. will restore good haiir to the wild.
.Gý Secret dkeases c ured on thre first ttendance, and without
lose of time to the paitienlt. Adtieo gratis. Personls ini tllu
IS SlcuuntE an Il ttenddll to, statin 1 xactly tIhe sk they are in.
N O1' Dr. sSlcrldan 1 llo I) ay Bonk area to +r icy
O 1711orre11rence to is wnderul cues thi cut}' pIi l St. IIisI.
)w and thle hnnldreds he ha~s restoredl to sig!ht. D~r. S" allows Ills
Diplomai to hungS in lit. office. Terse.., urn ao llowedl to see rho
S, Doctor rrestoringsight to the blind.
:at It,, S. coo be seen alt hi-n ofico from 9 A. Al. to 4 P. M..
o176.m No. 223 Canal streetsl earner· of Treme.
ANDLES, OIL, WVHISK-Y, BRANDY, 515
Itt0 boxes ý'ronr kh51. E, STA, ,LR AINDLN ES;
rte 721110 ho s1s1rasr', S'TARSl11;
CI 150 barrelsNo I.SI"',tl)SOI'i;
tEE b111rels 111)111 tlyppe DL'ailed1 ROSE" ITOISKIEl
100 hf hots ..
1lOJ quaare r rod eigihthl ens!ir Domstic 1SRhST) -,
75 bbl., Mounnaguhul s MUSKYY (iron bo~und:)
F sole by JOSEPII LANDIS 1) COi.,
m112 33 TcI)1)111111s street.
.E(, MDEECRE Ri DLSE COAI.- TSE OSUCCRISSERS
ES lie n 1w p IrepIred o de1b1r t 11u above ccl51110d Cod to
tea0mboats, L Icer,, 111111111ll1i private f1) Ifi,,, 1tc., io lots
is ; t ani' at 5111 pot ton 1T ?,Uik) IbF·
hIIIiI,1- Orders Iclt l it r (lye Front Levee, between Juli and
1 St. Jojcppl srerc a. \ nIE rer"·ve immediate attention.
CSEEVY A FARSESS'I., 39 Natchse street.
' New Orl5lasT NovIIllll'15,r 2. 1,. no3 1
STavAsTuAOS.1iS-TASI. PIIStI 111AN ISOSIN
CS 1500 ' b12 .. cargo of tch KO a SnsatoT, 7ro2u Wilmington
ilrct iV · barceb, liludliuF and far; solo by
t. r·I% I ALFRED KEAF1\1:1, 72 u-ReLerr· ti
Amrsements This Evening.
ODn Fer.L0w' HALL.--Miss Alleyne's Complimen
tary Beneat Concert and Ballad Entrainment.
ST. CHARL.. TErnaT t.--Benefit of Mrs. Julia Dean
rayne ; " Camlle." and " A Morintg Call."
GrIerY TarEnA .-- Mis Matilda ierpn as "Ca
mille,"in"Camillre."
PELICAN TrnATER.-Washburn's Colosal Ameri
an Cireue and Indian Amphitheater. A troop of reid Indtam.
AnronY HALr-Dioramic Panorama of the Rus
alan War. at ln aE'clock in the the afternoon, and 7"!, evening.
THE GROAT BEA..-The great Australian perform
og bear, t o. 95 St. Charles treet. Day and everig.
teamboat Depmarues This Day.
MaOBIL, p
Cuba, Ileirn, msaier, on the arrival o the I o'clock P. 31., Pont- g
chartrain cara. R. Geddes, 10 Bank Place, gent.
RED RIVER,
Compromise, ay, master, at5 o'clock. T. B. mith, 12 New d
Ievee, and ,oLu Snapp & Co., iFrt strees, aients.
C. sIay'. Wright, master, at 5o'eclok. Iewis Snapp & Co., 3
Front street, and T. IR. Smith, 12 New Levee, agento..
OUACHITA RIVER. -
Frank Keeling, Grnt, master, at 5 o'clock.
IUPPER MISSISSIPPI.
Nebraska, Ford, mater, at 5 o'clock P. 3. John E. Hyde &
Co., 66 Poydras street, aget.
Ingomar, 3leDonough, master, ut 5o'clock. 1'. I. Smith, 12Nsew
Leree, and John E. Hyde, 66 Poydrastreet, agents.
P. C. Wallis, Ure, master, at 5 o'clik P. I. L. Snapp 6 Co..
37 Front street, agent.
YAZ00 RIVER.
eazoo Belle. Rives, master, a 5 o'cloe. Lewis Snapp & Co.,
7s Front street, agent.
ATCTIIFALAYA RIVER.
Alice W. l.iuze Louallier, master at 5 o'clock. J. 31. John
ston A& Co., 3 Front leree, agents.
COVIN rTON.
Virginia Pearl, IHomffn, on the arrival of the 10 o'clock A. S.
Pontchartrsin ere. D.C. wtI.wur, No. 9 3iaganime st1relt,
agent.
CUMBERLAND RIVER.
Scotland, Dismukes, master, at 5 o'clock. John E. Ilyde
Co., 65 PoJ'dra. street, agents.
TEC., NNESSE RIVER.
Cherokee, Irin, master, at 5 o'clock P. 3. L. Suapp & Co..
3i Front street aFent.
Corro.-- The receipts of cotton for the twenty
four hours ending at 6 o'clock last evening were, by
the W.N. Sherman, from Jefferson, Texas, 1,098:
Bayou. Belle, from Bayou de Glaize, 568 ; A. W.
Glaize, from Opelousas, 259; National, from White
river, 162; J. SM. Relf, from Bayou Macon, 965:
Storm, from Jefferson, 1,258; Julia, from Camden,
638; Swan, from Jefferson, 1,232; Bayou de Glaize,
401 bales. Total, 6,676 bales. Sugar, 626 hhds.
1,222 barrels molasses.
Total receipts of cotton since Saturday, 22d inst.,
inclusive, 39,600 bales.
Loos OF STEAMsER FINANCIER No. 2.-Thebternmer
W. N. Sherman arrived yesterday from Red river,
having on hoard the officers of the steamer Financier
No. 2. Her clerk informs us thaton Saturday last, at
10 o'clock, P. M., she struck a snag when two miles
above Haley's cut-off, in Red river, and sunk in 20
feet water. The books and papers were saved. The
boat and cargo are a total loss; no lives lost. She
was insured for $5,500.
NICARAGUA STEAMsR SEIZRES.-The New York
Journal of Commerce-a very able and reliable jour
nal-does not think that Gen. Walker, by his seizure
of the Nicaragua Transit Company's steamers, has
laid lhimself liable to the provision in tlie Clayton
Buldwer Treaty against obstructing the rights of transit.
It argues that the route is still open to anybody
and everybody, while at the same time it considers
Gen. W. s proceedings rather harsh against the Com
pany. But, concludes the Journal :
air. Wiits nId thLe Nicrsraga Coopanr, Ir. CU.hing. and
the Mosquito grantees, m p crty oif, and t 0arihtened old
foegdom crarroerou re-.iMo the.vell.but thepi ui not itiani
date tle ovcernment of Nienragu. This Trmslt Companyu i
the wolf and tie Start of Nimaas only ldemnds that the pos
ie.or o this monopoly hall AiCOero theirprt of a i contrai, ot
isurrenderi tile risilegasthey eniioyh it. Ioivapain eaae
II' tle Canmden nud Amboy Railroad tCompanyny shuld refuse t,
pay- ti(ir hal, dollar iend money to the State of Nev lersey,
no one wiou d be hiorror struck alit tie piassee of llact rnnull
their charter--no one think it uonjut if tihe Sheriff of v losie
tle ce recjis sid p llel of they isll told, ase. Te ll as ha
Sjicaralu i.,ce n.t re-)table and has an equal sotereiict
with any State in Chris.te{don.
We opine a fitl and impartial statement of facts
will show tlat our New York cotemporary is correct.
At all events it is the part of common sense to await
until the other side of the story is told, as well as that
of justice.
RED RIvEn ITEs.--The Shreveport Gazette, of Ds
the 22d, states that the roads in that section are
almost impassable from mud and water. The river
was at a stand. and had fallen above tFlton. The A
Gazette says:
It is distressing to hear of the condition of planters. c
Many have planted their corn, but it is believed that i
they will have to do all their work over again. Those A
who are not so forward with their crops are better "
oil, as they have saved labor and grain. as
The same paper publishes the particulars of the p;
suicide of Dr. Wm. Beach, who poisoned himself on MI
Wednesday last. He purchased a vial of moplhine C
in Shreveport, went to a cabin some distance out on a
the line of the railroad, and swalloweda large quan.
tity of the poison, dying soon aftervards. It was so
supposed that his intellect had been affected by dis
sipation.- -
FRao Kiaesos.-The St. Louis Democrat of the i[
18th publishes the proceedings of the free-soil Legis- f
lature of Kansas on the 8th inst., from which we di
extract the following :
The House adjourned until four o'clock, A. M., at tl
which time the joint convention was rolled to order e
byr the President of the Senate. The roll wos called
aid fifty-six members responded as their names were d
called. On lthe first ballot A. H. IReeder received 30
votes-a majorityof all the votes cast-was declared
elected to the U. S. Senate, from the State of Kansas.
The other eighteen votes -we·e divided between Lane, 0
Parrott, Schuyler and others. On motion of lr. ts
Adams, Andiea- It. Reeder was declared elected by e
the unanimous consent of the convention. On the
second ballot James It. Lane received thirty-eight
votes, and was declared elected to the U. S. Senate. d
TiE CALAMsTYs ON TIE DELAWARE.-.The loss of
life by the ihrning of the Camden and Philadelphia i
ferry boat turns out to have been much greater than 1'
nwas supposed. The Ledger of the 18th states that
vigorous search was being made for the bodies, and
publishes a list of names of those recovered amount- -
ing to 19; it also publishes the names of 29 who f
are still missing. The bodies were taken to the Stn
tion House as fast as recovered, anld the Ledger says :
As each body wais brought in, the friends of the
missing crowded around, anxious to learn whether
the lifeless corpse was that of the object of their an
guish, and when the remains were recognized, the t
lamentations were painful in the extreme. The
bodies, with the weeping relatives of the dead and
the missing ones, maide usi a picture thalt wrung the I
stoutest hearts, and the like of which we hole never
to be compelled to witness agains.
A short time since, while Maybie's circus was giv
ing a performance in Tippahts county, Miss., a drunk
en fellow quarreled with the Sheriff of the county,
drew a revolver and fired several shots at him. The
Sheriff was not hit, buta small hoy was shot twice in
the abdomen, a gentleman had his face cut slightly,
and a lady's bonnet was pierced by a ball. The boy,
it was thought, could not recover. The desperado
was seized by the crowd and severely handled, and
was then placed in jail.
Corn. Vanderbilt has written a letter denying that
the Transit Company ever assisted Walker in his in
vasion of Nicaragua, or rather, that it ever did any
thihng to induce the movement.
It turns out that the Sharp's rifles for Kansas, cap
tored recently at Lexington, IMo.. were useless, the
locks having been previously sent to Lawrence. It
is a fortunate circumstance that neither party can use
them.
The scientific American publishes an article upon
the discovery of a method for cooking without fire.
It is a combination of tin cooking dishes, placed one
above another, the bottom of one vessel fitting on
tho top part of the dish below. In the lower dish of
all, a small quantity of quick lime is placed, and
then, by means of a tube, cold water is introduced
upon the lime. Chemical action generates intense
hea:t, whereby the articles on the dishes are quickly
cooked, ready fort th able.
LATER FROM MEXICO AND 'BEAS.
LaTER FrEo J2f co-The steamship Texas,
Capt. Forbes, from Vera Corz, 22d, arrived at a late a
hour last night.
We have received by her a fle of Vea Cruz papers
up to the 21st, hut'nothing from the capital.
The operations attending the revolution do not ap
pear to be very active. In a leading article, lament
ting the misfortdnes that have befallen the contey
from anarchy and faction, El Veracruzano states
that the result of the campaign against therebels had
thus far been satisfactory, and that Puebla had prob
ably, by that time, fallen into the hands of the Presi
dent, an event which was expected to bring about an
immediate peace. A letter, however, of a later date
(17th) from Hoamantla, states that Hare y Tamariz
still held possession of Puebla, but that he was com
pletely hemmed in, his supplies cut off and his men
greatly suffering from want of water. A steady fire
of artillery upon the plaza and the town was kept up
during the day and at intervals' through the night.
The Government forces were constantly being rein
forced from the neighboring country. It was also
said that Har had made propositions to treat, but
they were returned as inadmissible.
President Comonfort'has issued a decree creating
Board of Directors and a charter for a ralroaid rom
Vera C(ru t btbhecity of Mexico, tin the plains of
pam and Pebla.
We find nothing further of note in th plIapers
before us.
Fnoo. TExas-The steamship Perseverance, Capt.
Sheppard, arrived last night from Gilveston.
The Houston Telegraph states that the Ralroad is
now completed six miles from the city, and the cars
are making trips.
At the lastterm of the District Court in New
Braunmels, three persons were convicted of muider in
the second degree and sentenced to impr.ioipnent'in
the penitentiary for nine years each. These persons,
strange and shocking to relate-awoman; her dango.
ter and son-in-law-were charged with killing the
husband, father, and father-in-law. The testimony
was mainly circumstantial, but of the most convinc
ing character.
The Central Texan states that a gentleman named
Isaac Piplda died at the residence of James Bennett,
five miles from Anderson, on the 11th inst., of expo
sure to cold and wet. He was on his way to a new
- home he had purchased on the Brazos, andissupposed
to have a brother living in New Orleans. ie left a
considerable amount of property, which will-be taken
care of until called for by some one entitled to re
ceive it.
We learn from the San Antonio Herald of the 15th,
that a lieutenant and twenty dragoons from Fort
MIason, had a fight a few days ago on the Guadaloupe
r ith a party of Indians. They killed three, wounded
, several and captured all their effects together with
rr several-horses. Among the plunder were found a
t large number of papers, among which was a note for
s £1,000 sterling, a deed for three huandred and twenty
0 acres of land, with $1,000 paid thereon,fdated in Feb
re nary last, and a blank book containingthe owner's
e name, and the date of his leaving a town on the Ills
sissippi.
GE.a. Score's BaCK PAY.-Oi the 17th a mass of
documents was transmitted to the: House of Repre- 3i
sentatives, in compliance with a resolution calling for p
the correspondence between the Secretary of War and 7
Geneml Scott, relative to the latter's pay as Lieu- ta
tenant General. sp
In a letter, dated the.Ath of March last, Gen. Scott Fi
sends Paymaster.General Lamed a memoranda ask- ii
ing that payment be made in accordance therewth. int
Lamed, the same dl , informs General Scott-that'he t
cannot do sQ'o owing to' the .important qiations'm
involved. In conseunence of this Genrel Sotte wrote at
to Secretary DyPi vfwtinfofrns him that the resolu- 0
tion confltmitg the rank of tieutenant General is of
the most limited character.
The grade, he says, is raised, not to be filled like
other grades, but for the purpose of being conferred
as an acknowledgment of past services rendered in a
war expressly designated; and the authority con
ferred is so limited that when once exercised-it is
gone. Secretary Davis, however, request the Attorney
Genesl'sl opinion on the subject.
General Scott nmeanwhile learning byl rumor that a
Treasury functionary at Washington had cautiously o
suggested that his claim might be rejected, on the
ground that the statute originally creating the rook
of Brevet Lieutenant General had been repealed,
endeavored to anticipate that suggestion in Secretary
Davis' mind, by another statement, fifteen days later i
than the one previously sent, to which Secretary F
Davis replies, saying-" In regard to the confidence
which you express regarding the claim, it is proper to
apprize you that I hard not come to the same conclo- i
sion, and hence a necessity of a reference to the a
Attorney General. ,
The documents comprise the opinions of eminent i
counsel, sustaining General Scott's views as to the 0
pay, together with a long written argunent by the
Attorney General, the President's sanction of the
mine, etc., and Gen. Scott' receipt for $10,400, as
awarded under the decision of the President. ;
On November 0th last, General Scott, writing to
Paymaster General Lamed, says: "I learned that
Mr. Secretary Davis had withheld from the Attorney
General every point springing from the face of the
accounts themselves, and sibstituted a leading ques
tion in bar of all compensation whatever, viz :
Whether there is in force anylaw fixing the compen
snation? '
The Secretary retained them in his own sufficient
hands, and after another delay of more than nine
weekls, has obtained from the President a decision
against the double rations, and the higher rate of
forage, to my loss of about $3,000.
The Secretary of War in communicating these
documents says the greater part of the correspondence
is not within the scope of the resolution calling obre
the information and therefore cannot be properly
extracted.
The suppressed papers enmbrace, it is supposed, the
details of a fierce epistolary conflict, between these
distinguished gentlemen.
A very warm debate, abounding in personalities,
occurred in the U. S. Senate on the 18th, in regard
to the action of the Naval Retiring Board. It result
ed in nothing.
The New York Journal of Commerce says that a
draft for $4,080, being twenty dollars toll levied by
'Walker upon each passenger who came over the
Nicaragua Transit route, on the last trip, has been
presented at the office of the Company in New York
t city, where acceptance was refused.
ciThe Washington Star thinks that the action of the
Transit Company in withdrawing their steamships
for the time being will be well received by our Gov
ernment.
A RAILROAD AccrucEs.-A dispatch of the 18th
from Cincinnati sa:ys
The express train on the Little Miami Railroad,
ethis morning, run into the accommodation train
Sstanding on the side track at Spring Valley. The
dengineer, Chasles Hunt, was injured fatally, and died
a soon afterward. The fireman was also badly burned,
ri but none of the paesengers were hurt. The engines
and baggage cars were nearly demolished.
We see it stated in some of the papems that the
mail for California from Utah in January last was
r, carried o'er the Sierra Nevada mountains by a Nor
se w-egian, who footed it on snow-shoes seven feet long
n and four inches wide, in the form of skates, and
s, shoved himself along wsith a pole.
On the night of the 13th an earthquake shock was
Sdistinctly felt in the town of Madison, Conn. It
lasted about thirty seconds, and was followed by a
sound like distant thunder. The shock was felt in
at the neighboring towns. No damage was done.
S The schr. Falmonth was seized by the U. S.Marshal
in New York harbor on the 18th, oususpicion of being
about to engage in a slave trading expedition.
to The U. S. sloop-of-'ar Portsmnoth, Commander
It Foote, is at the Norfolk Navy Yard, preparing to
se join the East India squadron.
Females in masculine habiliments are increasing in
New York. A young lady genteelly dressed in pan
e. taloans, frock coat, etc., was arrested in that city on
r the 15th. She declared she was a man, but in de
n fault of proof thereof, was taken to the calaboose.
o Finally she confessed her sex, named her place of res
d idence and was sent home.
ed A shocking murder was committed near Ithica,
Ise N. Y., eon the 14th, upon a farmer. His body was
ily found horribly mangled with an axe. A mai was
arrested on sspiciou.
bStruns Coer Tfr. yfy appption for a
Behda y ta. Md DthaatarDad ya Askfrrftya
bnd yrr.rald or. Bell; their several .ddnetaera N
a fou bourl ln fr ime; Thoeaeaa :~t. la tio
by the Conr, and I. decisiro ntaybelaoketforabaadayaaext.
Naanttl, the buslnelof the ahaelal' oa ,wlalaa it.ba
frrn om Gaupat;bothe Mayor yesterd reoe
f ase onic to hadl, an d M . RBaedlabb oH d h..,
acting as uapire in taLbcaaaseawhleh b botah arte'tol.a.,
gamlb-.
day laued attachmnta for tle membaerat da ite ht.nd, Rs,
ret.rable on Friday. qn maaot of he ittallaAaaaa
Hugh aBo,00saaa n d.aalaaed trama aaaaOua ýtbanfaat ""
bataery. aothn ele wasa daoae.
B tata CaiarAxs.-TThe Mayor yestetday ramovad'
La'ds Adam and ThnaP.F. Kelm.ey from their •11 ina aa.Ll
rtenats of Police for the Fist and Fourta Ihstrtcat, and pa
John Morrill and Frederick G r in thefb r pTaee No other
chbargea were made, thatwe heard of. T Bt alfg epataei
offer, Andrew Mayhew, and his aid, rtas, autlgaa, cdaiader
lfa th newbrrga iloa altogether tooa a aigaaa s
aBor Exatrueta-The boday of Mr. Tourne, whq
wla.drownedin Lke PLontoharbat, and bataldA 9atarady,
by the Caoroner, n tho' matery o Tt. av iant e Fal, was
exblaal 'yaaerday, in order to I~tty the dabbtsaof aterral
at aenna a to whethe it i ain that of th friend and aaaln,
Ab~weo o bdae. aaae bwmltahledtta waaAbedfe Trd.le;
e heawP tIdbad bya sbre-a.at i n ae raeabeda fb'the
b y f maa taaaeaaeah Thaanta a a ta aap aahaat
he had Committal asetdc froma amiTay dear
ba. oaatrlataead l aabj'tin,,f-iba The
body war returned .atha be rat toa a azals auntl aarrn®a
Smen could be made mefor aml e a vptaal. .al,
P Acca yr,--John "Hollao.an i.athehoaspital, maf
tferng from the eaffa of.na almkeen fhnint o ha e ha d of t
steamer at thee Ieee. ao boneabroe ,
o REoCaaaa B msat vhtefr<
t yesterday hornably discaarged frace aba of a{si
ba phi tolhe a .lb au.anl apa. Mr. Caaoaa, e. h
ab l 9bttimo,a Nr. C. hoegAalaalapaper naa
3 ad eo nothilngmor.ae aedtba hbahda la os lama at~aa
Saioreas to who the parties were hat l .hl. a "
f Cah.. ayha direto, and Jaaawoe I thre Ias4
ationa reafteblaglatoa atab PeoiOfi a intaat ysa .bIa- t
lag nhia with ahppoaaataa ba ba aale, on tabtanght Iftt.
a 3dat WhiltBaseylbaafit ad show ardao-atf tiaaraier
acallng, mia Captain el were d t oaaaeiat to kAeataala,
aseaml hats atao th tame of the alleaged -Ia mt, ai eyaa.afi
a, bhibrba.e,byhsd"airaelat, a.ad oahabb ap; and.ablbesle
Hoasey reportad hmelfatl thea Poll-Oafie in - iteaaia
said notanab aba.t any daaulya- with the Captaan, aad nothatgF
a ppaaared o bethe atteat. bt"a. hmThbua.i ual deobaa atra
S Hasaasey a.w paaaaaaal.d inta fat.b liuaaa by cowaards who
were afrad to peraaat tbhCalCspan yalan bataar ay
a Ella, Coaba., faabaating hiaelandl Johnabatbta, foraa
n wilting John Smithaiath aalaba l, were boaadal aariobaepth
pea rda fo. at .motbh . e. h
Sa; REa COUa T Daa F Db l.Ct aa ad2a
S b, Th af, foaalfb, II,, , a.. as.aSond, apl .
ike eE Pomrol'dG omahptC ' ewo
Ir -at lle- rJ.. . .~ -
I tc- Trbaeaal. aSadfld , t. Cityf N. lnaa saal-d,
Voorhes,J.
ad , . a pleea. Jaa, "Masay, appellant
FourthjDistrict o w. Orleans=. Judgment xarsed_
Wapa Pot. an. T. aa o. Srdiey apaeaaT
a- F buth Dlarifct at Now Orains.ed Jdamentaarmeada.
W Jahn Waitaaaa, appellant, wN-. Mauaa Tlaeanaada C.. ap
ara polla-Faaaih Diatraa r Caa ort oaNe 0aaalsa-aa aja. atd
' .me. port ord, :- ... •
ra Jbma Holl.yah~ aPe.aa. v a- a & Ca. r a ela; Al
ien len t&olan, warrantor., "Sixt ants. isrt th D.Co ar(:$ of ae
a. eOrlen. Jdgme Bahamted. hJ t{, Taa:.. - " a"a.a
are- ai. E. J. Maanier, aappellee, -,Fh Walaa, appehlat.
Fifth Dstrict Coura of aNew Orleans.- Judgment aamed.
Lea, J.
su Watsleay l Faaaa. appeleante, no. a. 0. nllf., appetlee.
Fifth aDprict Caourt of owOrleans. JagmeotamaNeaa. lea
art dabe, C. a i. d. I . . '
Wi. Wh ieewhOrleads, appellnt, o. EsToaltne od C. M.hGao
ipe amond, appellees. FfthDistrictCoatofl NewaOrleaa.a. Jdg
led mentaa reaersed andaaa t aaaaed. Buahanaa, "J.
Mrs. Ja.ne COrean, appellee, . CbaA. Lamaage,. Jr.~
ita apeallaat. Foart Disa Cataof New Orleansaa. Jndgamea
aaerraad. lea,.
SWidoa Ballthaalba aaalaa. fa, aa aaiaafoaaeli, a.. oc
for Gothel, afaa.Cadaat a DbltFtt.Cbt~ ONa leans.a
Ity JofN Calewaa, reaaivr, appelle Area, on. Healla; Laappelant.
Fifth District Cout of ,New Orleens auadgiga aentied._
eb- aerda, a NJ. a
Crit Pol Juea rle&Ca. appellee, va., PRlyn & far, appelaae
aaob feheloabl, Apallaa eeond. DIatrttCotalea f.New leama.
[1o- Judmeo affirmed. "Vooabla ...
City of New Orleans,. appellaee, s. Estab oar . Wplhtman
ailth, appellant. FLtar DiaaiaN Coratofa N. u leant. Jadg
ment iluaamed. taalraesa,. J -:
Of I tyoae fe Oalaaa, apalleea. --., la. A.rLaeeap, ssppeal-,
lr iy tof Nea. Orleans, aptllec, ra. Altflad paeanl. appcaannt.
Fif tieb ltril Cauu a of Naw Orleans. Jaudgmeata ramed.
ad Vaalhia, J.
City of a etw Oral.a, appellee, an. Faaaasa Laetay aAppel.
a0- IAtl. tifth lllalDaa CanoaaaNewaOalaaa. Jadgaaaol.a Ord.
pafflord, J.
Ci. " y ... at Naw Cla , aalaa .... . A. ia.oa,a. appallee.
)tt Fifth Dbourbt Cluat of aew Orleaas.' Jaadgmenaa araed.;
lb laaa- a Po afaerre aaad-Jen apaaaaaaaabaa. r, appea-.
he aIatoart N 0 wOrlaaa.. jadaantaaceaaad and -aerse, ra-a
i rakett." apnea, il Ca, appellats. Ja.sL Mh Alts, aelanJob.A.
ala ifoell, a.Jni ga'ab..ppellee. - la l, Diaaa .Caoai t ofNa, a
)aa- leans. Jadgmentsaaaaaaad: Merrliak O J
at DaB- .Bonugh. o a ppell ee. o.t Ila l aa decnta apel. Oa a.
appallhota a iana tr lct Cro ataConordi. Judsaaent re-aa
arsad. LaeaJ.
ila J Mat.. n & Co atppellaees, vs, iE. FPomay k O:,Ca p.pl
ad . cant Fourth Dbtrit Cout of Nw Orleana. Jadga ent- .
a a Ina., aaal Hil, apellaa, a-. Jaaaa Wbhit , apallaat. aa
on- aad District Court of Na, Orlaaaa. Jadgmaent reaaaeda. Spat
II- F. Haaglghaa, appealle,. Na. t.': Wade,aapaaa t Oa a
:ay rulefba,, aaaa rpltheplantiff to laabaausew-ayataeabyabaaaaaaa
app'l alouldlnotbe filed ha 11 no tela. Bale didharged aa
.l rtalewah Finley & Co~appelle, a. s. Citya of New Orleans,
aly appallaaa. talFoi District Courat of Na Orleans. Judgmenta
he alfaaae.dlaerrick, C. J.
COMMdON COUNCIL.
BOARD OF ALDOROEO-The Board of Aldermen
met last evoening, ir Iu.ogeubuhl in the chair. Pre.not
Mesrrs. Bailey, .olberon, Durell, Dopre, Denegre, Prie.
Pride and Tompkins.
A communication from the Mlayor was reoad, statinog that i
consequence of the election or city oficra being deferred by the
action of the Legilotura uotil tie first Monday in Jone, he had
issued no proclmation as weold haver been required under the
former arrangements. Also, 0at as many men wooldhave to.
bo remored fromtoe police force, whoae age and infirmities ren
dered them u01t for an0 other employment, werO this action o0.
tle Lehgislntre made efective, he had hesitated in carrying a.l
of its ene0tmnrs into force. A increase or paywarrecom
mended at likley to cecure abler tnd more reliable men upon the.
e,00 oO t 0e 0 00s 0000r0a othl0r 0 0000ymnt 0000 this 00000 . OOR00.
police of the ei00-. An increse of the present force by the enlist
00e00 of f uoOIOOnooo 00000 the 0ltDOO000DO00
nlen of 150 additional men was stated to be necessary afnd t
Board oas informed that WO. lfomes had Vden co00n0 . sioned..
as Chief f 0 olice instead of Alexandoer F. Moynan ; and .srsD.
lorrili ard rbrfo, in thhe pices of Adams and Kearey. The
message was referred to the Police Committee.
A number of reaolonioa were received from the LowIer Board.
and duly disposed of. -
A motion thatO, inconoeouence of the defalcation of thei nte
City Treasurer, the Lyoom. and Library Committee he author
ized to oarrant on the present Treasorer for the amount of
0,000, tnordeor to defray expenses, was 0oneu00d in.
A eomrpunication from the School Commitee of the Thir0 .
District, asking that some action may e taken with regaod to'
the heallthy location of a school hoose, was referred to th0 merm
hets from that District.
A communication, asking liberty to occupy a stand for the solo
of vegetnbleh, outside of the Third District market, was d0
cus0ed at length. and laid on the table.
The Finance Committee made a report eoncerding the 0it0le t0
certain land, which, after somoe dscnson, waareferred.
The JudciaOry Committoe reporte0d po0 an application for the
refunding of $159 paid by error some years since. Laid on th
table.
The committee to whm0 was referred the petition of the New
Orleans and Carrollton Railroad fora branchrtoad along Jackson
street. reported in favor of gr.anting the right of way prayed for
if the track hbe removed from Tivoli Circle and the Cmpany
grades mundry places along its track.
Mr . Durll mo;ed an appropriation for a sqnare at the head of
Orleans street. Referredd.
The Board then djoourned.
BOoRD o Aor ooN ALDEROOEo..-Thisbodyo met
last evening, Gen. Tra0y in the chair and fifteen members pro
,ant.
The nuinised"'bhunRess of the last meeti0gwas takenup.
The report of the Police Committe0 was r.0d ad adopted, a0
well as several resolutio o which accompanied it.
The F'ire Committee reported that sndry bills inr0 , oued du
ring the late dihooranation of the Fire Department, ooldid
tlhlr opinion, have to be paid, thyl having hbeen inerred by tha0
Fire Chief, with the authorit of the Mayoro and offered reolu
tions for poaying the said bills, whih were adopted.
Tho Comminttee o Prisons and Wor0kh0.s roeported a700 the
condition of t0iorodkhos e, and o uo ttoedareaolntlon for pay
ing he bills of the intitution, which was adopted.
The Judiciary Committee recommended 0 oncurrence in the
oioard of Alderman's resolution for instituting 00it agoaimt tho
ciay of Baltimore for050),00, a part ofthe mooa paidoo by NeW
Or eans 00 counsel fees ill the matter of the Mongh estate.
The resolution war eoncurrd i.
The 0 ommi0ee on Claims made 0 report of minor Tntere
The opocial committee appohinted to oooider the mattes o
fencing in the ,J0ackso Stutne, reported upon 0 r. Pine' plan
for n enclosnro oo tile best and mo0 t e 0onom0nal and 0ub
mitred a resaoltion for 000epting sid plan, wlich after 0ome
d0ba0t0w0 adopthed. This fiishedthe0 oohh0ed boineso,.tond
the new was taken up.
The Maooor sent in aorueoooa, glioig lts 000so0s For0not pr0
mulgaing the ordin0nce for tle election which wa0 to hare
taken place on Mdohi)-o also deofrhon.hio position, at 0ome
length, il roegald to his changes i the pol0 e iDcpartmot ; an
notnc0ng hi0. determination to rid the depmtm0 nt of every
politicl feature and of all pensionoro , aod 0 trly oryo 0end
Ig an increase of the police force, toid an increae of Pay, etc.
Thoe meadge was referred to the Police Coramittee, and ordered
to be published.
The Comptroller reported adj dica ion of the ontract for
Orepairinoltlhe ploak roadsof thecity. Referred to thi e Fkno O
Conmttee.
-The Trasurer reperted a balance on hand oSf ,",' Cd and s
lrt of lieeuaee izaue during tile week. Referred to Flaanoo
Committee.
0The Stree1 t Commisioner recommended th0 repairing of La
fyette street, from St. Cilarles to Loelst, at ll0 estim0 ted co0t of
0.00t1. Referred to Co-mm-e on Street0 and landings.
T oe Board of Aldermen reported conuorence o m anndry reso
h tiou, :mid reJectyion ofolhero : of theltatter, the one .or ehing
og t gnra0de of lirod etreet apsParsised to, an0d referred to a.
oa 0mmhe of 0 onfene.o Tire Uoar al00 asked coun0rr0n0 e
in other rroolufolon, woeh wore ap oopriately diposet oe.
The Boord o.f Aldermeno reporte a snoltote for the reoooon
t00on for repairin the plhk rmis of the city, which slanbstitls
ans formkto g khe rep0airs with eicll. After s0me debate the
sub ti :to was reJected and the original resolution persisted in,
f and referred to a committee of conifrenue.
The hord also reported a substitto for the reaseiuion
00for opayig Captain o o0v0 n $0i0 0 a0 d C0pt0in Bowdotch
, 0o fir arrestiono Mr. Gaorland; 0L0ch oulhtitte wa0 0for p0y
Sing Ca'ptain Bowd.toh only. It was rjeeted, the original rsolu
tion perssted in, aud a conference O ommittee aoo inted
The q tamerly repo0rt0 0 the Public Schools of theFir.t an0
Forth Districts wer re0eied and orderd 0 0 to be published.
SPctito0 were read by tiels and referred.
A. letter was read from Clark 000 Mils, s .ooi, g a plan for to
enelooure of the Jackson ot00 n. Oriered tor b potbheohd.
A letter was read from Capt. 0o0,u, stating 0lt, 00 boo ha0
not been removed from 00 ice for ,r s0a0. aito, he would elal0 his
salary to tile first of O[ty thatbOln0 the e00t00tio 0 of the term
f0r 0,hieh he was elected. Referred to tro Judiciary Co00
mittee.
0r. (0yol qffred a resoluta n for perm0ittiigttheBoard of
Commi0s0oner of the Fir0 Department mo em0loy a 0 aocrs00 ,0 r at
a tdary of 00.0 per 0mu0.. Reerred to the Finance C.om
milttee.
000 ]toe.ooyodooooo00000OJoO realo0t
Mlr. Eaer offered a reholution for ap.ointing a Joint rhmmo -
tee to print ,000 ocopie of the new c0ty 0h0t0er, w0th the laws
r udiliog tatxation, defiinng thh00 0yor'0duties, etc. Adopted.
Aar. Tracy (Mr. Fahr in th chair,) offered a realutlon for ap
Sptogtn a joint carunitres to iostesgute and report to tire Cotut
Soil, whether the Street i oom -sloner or the1 Street CO tr'to0o
Ire re0pons0ble for the filthy condition of the street0 i the rear
of 0e0 city. Adopted.
TIae FinanCe Commit0.e reported opon Juadry matters, and,
offered re-oluto0t0-
For pying sundry bills. Adopted.
For p0ving bhaances de eight, fire companies undor the recent
organiszaon, amoantig to $49h AdoptetJ.
, For apro~thg d e aýýudirticln of th~e c mretn for rtimuig the
draining m0tine of ts third sectin. Adopted.
Mr. 0Chambe0 tends rt his rsolcatifo ,u a 0 0 r0l00: o0 0a
, ,ial e0000 0.0te ap oi0tt-d to :, e00000 at0oa 0 t.00 . T:Al0rue0 .
bu1ks, ,tc. Not ac0p0 . - .
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