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1.UfSD kECTORY
BNowib .JOS1 rH. rItdUraII AND NI.PIN:
B Elt Cum1 fQV huoP to"Ln~ayotio"Alnarn, ppper nd
ZBcBhmtl gngnotan oe whidmvn. n2
""ýýOWN r2'ýIk1:TO6Rr,1 " A NDBJOIN71fl, 1'25
" L Irodrm nrne nhim adin b
forpMtore, ad olNeit t Itheir patronnC, x13
t3f1i$fAý,Rr G. A., ATTOI1NEY.AT.LAW, N. 8 nm
G i GF ý 7R 7 !G . . 8 i .1. AENTSI AND C0O5.
B nlýBICN*11ItB01[Alrll;;72.Cn D sket. _ - ý
CIjýxI5 R & CO , D .1t T DRAC7R's ITN' STAPLE
md-P .B ncy IrotrIes of Al kilds, corner 0onoon and
j Tso htpltoMMe streets. ., K
ýýyýLRF W.{INES, BRANTDIES, PORSdERY
00e l sacee, etc, e.17. ,a11 I0ommon rete.
CROOKES LI. II. , CO. COMMISSION AND
IAORWARDING ,]ltANTSýo V aesolu and Retail
Denldro n F0relg tnd1do0 t LiWnorMi;o, Wies;e orset
Hirte ad Commerce streets, New Orleans. . n29.1y
C "..NV.rI.R$f' .- Co., :'ROOERS AND DNALERS
IN WESTERN PRIIODUCE, thre stores boonded by Canal,
New Leveoo, Common and Fnlto.trletl ,.
ORNELIUS il. ATTORNEY ANI) COUNSEL
LOR-AT-LAW ANDM2.. S. COMMISSIONER, Royal
street, over tfhe IInLost.ce. s2
T\R. BAKEP, BnSURGE0NAND PHYSICIAN. IN
quire at thoe ! of, tUle CIty Hotelo or1 Nd 98 C tro de
letstreot. l •0 y
DADIERNN& CO., J. I., DEALERS IN CARPET-'
ings, 011IClots, en., No. 26 ChacttRs and' Customhouse
streets.
WIGý T, EDNRIRD 'P., ATTORNEY AND
D COIITSEILLOR-AT-LAW, NIapoleonv5Ile, pih of As
Ioumpton,". 1 1111 practice in the parishes . Assumption,
Lafoureh ,.Torrebonne and'St. NTary. ReterstoW. 0. Hews,
Esq.: l.lrs.i.Slark, SanLfelr'i Co.; DIn. . . oorhles; 1ion. E.
E. Kiltudge. . dll m,
oYiVs & HARRrNGTON'S DAGUERREO:
DOTYPES, corner Camp nnd Canal streets, (op stairs.) all
D OTNJEStl RUISD 'WRITING AND NOOK
KEEPING ESTABLLiH[ENT, No. 106 Canal street.
Dolbear.s superior Steel ,Pon for Bale, in large andemail 400n
titles. , ..
".UBANK, lt. N. Jr., &" Co., GENERIAL C0ON
M0 ISSION bMERCHANTS, No. 82 Camp street. N.
ICHELBEtGER, J.' " ,C BUiLDER," Circnw
N treet, n.xt to the cornerof Hein, No. w Orieans.
Repair g and Store Fitting done vwith neatness and d -
patc on the most reawonnble tcrms. . au80
C ANUED L BLESSEY & Co.. DEALERS IN
PROItUCE AND MERCIIANDISE,. Tr Pitch, Rosin
and Spirsr Turpentihe, linseed- Castor and"Lartl Oils 6o.5 91
Maganrie street, New Orfdeal - '" .lely
FROST & CO. DEALERS IN HOOTS, SORIIOF EO
SRgns, liot,. . .opI, etc., No. t0 0oazOln . street.
F. H. KINAPP Wie. 8. T C i N11 LERA , DEN
. TAL SURGAEONSI . l .Cana street. L E ;tl0
GUION, THOS. Ii, ...WILPF. b .... RZ.TA.I,
GDeer in f Oine any Aricles comer Canal and SI. Charles
streets. " · ..: '
GIOQUEL,& JATTION, STAPLrE AND FANCY DRY
Goods of direct Importdt-on, No: 18 Chartres street.
AINENS, C. C. & Co. IMIPORTERS AND DEAL
RR :T0 IN IIARDWARE, C2TLERY, etc., Neo. 26Mog.a
wine and 40 Grarver StreoLr.
_OItDON WM d.l Co.* SUCCESSORS TO GORDON
.8 IOUDEYTT, DEAESILA.R6 IC LUJNEST-Oice and
Yard Front Levee, ctner of DeE rd'st`eet, keep constantly or
haInd Wheel Arma, Bucket Plank, rce Stu', Decking, DooaRe
and Slheolthig, Tongue and Groovel Pine and Cypress; OIk
Timber and P'hmk, all 1,sies and lengths, n024
HoTrEs & CLAUSS N GROCERS AND DEALIRS
IN WESTERN PRODUCE, NIe. 14 Now Levee and 14
TchoupitoulI streets. r 2,5 lyd&w
TENDERSON & CO. S. & A., oROCERS
Steamboat aud Family Supplies, corner Meagnzino and Nat
chez streets.
.E][RARD P. A.ý DFALERS IN" STAPLE AND
fine Fancy Dry Goods, ,o. 118 Canal street.
HARMY HORACE, STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
Goo0dss,mbmN, etc., NO. S5 1 Camp street.
HOWELL,, R. K., ATTORNEY.AT-LAW, No. 1
City Ifail. f.4 tf
HILL, ALEXANDER IMIPORTER AND DEAL.
ER IN WATCHHES. JEWLRY, GUIS. PISTOLS.
CUTLERY, FANCY ARTICLES, etc., etc., No. 66 Camp
street. . oa
HART, E. . S Co., DEALERS IN GROTERIES,
DRUGS, CHIEICALS, PAPER, etc., 77 and 79 Tchoo
pitoule street.
HENDERSON &GATNE, r DEALERS IN CHI
NA. GLAS, EAARTIHENWARE, 1etc., 99 Canal t.
Hr1NSON, GEO. W. & Co.. SHIPPING AGENTS
SAND COtMMISSION MERCII1ANTS, 02 Camp st.
YDE &C GOODRICI., JEWELERS, cor1er Canal
and Royal streets.
IfENDIG BENJ.N, AUCTIONEER AND APPRAI
se, No. (Camp street
KELLER, OOKSELLERII UNDER TIlE ST. IOUIS
HLotel. LAW METDICAL,, I.TSCET.LANEOUS HOOKS,
NEWSIPAFERS., IIEAP PlI.LIIfATIONS." Ja223lh,
KEN NEDY,, S. 11, & Co., COMM'ISSION MER
CHANTS, No. 20 Poydrxs street, New Orleeas.
TTEARNY. ALFRED, COOMMISSION MERCIIANT.
1 I)tler in LIme, Paints, Window Glass, Cement, English,
Pittbullrg and Pesacola Fire Br1cks, etc., etc., No. 72 .loga
zine street. 0a2
SLEYvoS co.. J., DEALERS IN STAPlE AND
Fancy Dry Goods, corner Canal and Boarrbon arreest.
TAVILLE. F. C., ATTORNEY-AT-1LAW 0NO. 18
olExIohonge Place, opposite the Pst-OffIeeI, New dOrlea0.
no10
LANDI .0 JOYEPII & Co., COMIMISSION IER.
CHANTS AND DEALERS IN WESTEIRN PRODUCE,
No. 33 Tcooupltooulas treet. '.my
L .IGITO &g BARBoT, CLOTHIERS. corner of
'Canul anti St. Charles streets.
SEVERICH. Will. IE. & Co., COTTON FAC.
TORSI AND COMMISION MERCHANTS, No. 24 Old
ooDY S. N., SIIIRTS, OENTLEM.EN'S FURNISIIh
1I Ieg Dao ,Ts oand. an y Articles, corner Canal strek an
Exhtan___ e Place..
1ORISON, G. N., WIIOLESA.LE DRUGGIST, OILS,
Paints.I Perfumery-, etc., No. 12 bIamzlne street.1
. I. UARR. G.. W. E. NAR.
MAdif R. M, , G.WV.E. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
No 13 iommcnriel I'lRe, New0rl0ans. ' n21'
I.][AU, Tl. H.y 151 Royal street, corner of Toulousec.
.LA]I.FI i AND OENTLEMIEN'S FANCY ARTICLES
AND PEIRFUMERY'STOIE. Jo2
IEYEIt AI. H. IlO Camp street. WATCIIMAKEK
AND EA R IN JEIWEITY, GOLD PENS, FANCY
ARTICLES AND WATCHES. All jewelry articles repaired
at moderate prices, m13
M/rORGLAN J. C. 110OKS AND STATIONERY, Ex
Slchange Place, oijofning the Posit-Otnffice.
UNROE, A. & Co., IEN'S AND BOYS' CLO
M THING, of all ize, and qlitiesl, wholeslle and re1tail,
corner of Gravier mi.] ,Nagaainc streets.
TOI.IAN. B. AI. BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
.L No. 14 Carmp street, and under the St. Charles Hotel.
IwCICOLS, R. ., IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
l Wlnes, Brlandies, Fruits, etc,., No. 90O Camp street.
NTORRIS & WVAY, CLOTHIERS, corner Camp and
v1Common streets.
ILCHER, GOODRICI[ & Co., COTTON FAC
TORS AND COMMISSION MIERCHANTS, 43 Carotde
let street, corner of Union street, up stairs, nl8d&w
ITKIN t R. & Co., DEALERS IN CLOTHING AND
SFURNISFING GOODS. No. 37 Camp street, .27
OBINSON & CO., HI. TI., WIIOLESAIE AND RE.
tail Grocers-o-teamboat and frmily supplies, No. 100 OGra
vier Street,
REILLY P. & E., DEALERS IN SILKS AND FAN
(YT DRY GOODS. corner lRoyal and Coae streets.
RARESHIE~H HENRY, (SacceSor to F. N. Har
alan)NOTARY 'PUIILIC, No. 2 Commercial Place, No,
Orleans. n21
RA.YIMOND, W,. C., FAMILY GROCER, No. 71 Camp
street. New Orleans.
RELF.1. AL, & Co., DEALERS IN HARDWARE,
Ietc., Front street1. betwee Gravier and Nlatcez streets.
TEVART, CHARLES A., DEAlER IN FINE
Sand Fashonable Purnitlre, Nos. 171and 173 COInal street.
SCANLAN c& CO. D. P., DEALERS IN 1I1,1,I
nery and PhoF Fancy DryGoods, Nos. 12 and 14 Chartres
street.
SAVAGE. J. A1.& Co., COMMISSION MERCIIHANTS
AND GENERAL PRIIODUCE AND PROVISION DEAL
MRS. No 26 Poydras treIt. New Orleans. myl
o. w.s w, - w. w. suiw. J. r. SHAW.
QIHAR WG. W. & Co., COIMIISSION AND FOR
L WARDINO MERCHANTO, No. 24 Poydras street, New
Orleans. ,r0
SHAW, FRANKJ'., & Co. COIIIISSION AND
FORWFARDING MERCHANTS, AND DEALERS IN
WESTERN PRODUCE, No SO Tehoupltoulas, troot oL
I .NGER & Co. FASIIIONABILE CLO
T1IINS, FURNISHING S GOODS, TRUNKS, CARPET
RAGS, etc., N. 35 Camp street. myl
QTROMD, JOAIN & Co., MIARRIBLE WAREHIOUSE,
No. 146Common street, botween Carondelet and BIaroo
streets. ol'ly
EA NAM, H.I0. & Co. COMMISSION FORWARD
SEAMAmN, H. D). Bi~o, o~srso. FnAn
OJING ANII WESTERN PRIODUCE MERIT.HANTS, and
dealers in Oils, Rice, Alcohlol, et0., 30.Y Poydrs 1tr0et. a12
SICKILE & Co., DRUGS, MEDICINES, SURGICAl,
INS'TIRIJIENTS, etc., wholeoale and retail, Nos. 86 and
90 Canal street. a.
QELARIK, TAUFFER & CO., HIARD WAR E,
IRON, et1., No. 64 Canal 1tret, Acgents for Pages' Saw
MillI. 00
SIZEI , GEOo W., NEW ORLEANS AORICULTU
it WAREHOUSE corner of Magazne and Poydraa
streets. all
QTEEL, J. B., BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
17No. GU CDmp street,
TAYLOR SEWELL T.IMPORTER AND DEAL
cr in tile Wines and iquorms, No. 17 Royal street.
Toe s. P. o.I 0.? WHUOLESALEI AND RETAIL
DEALERS I PAINTS, 01,S, PAINT MILlS, WIN
DOW GLASS, BRUSHES, and Colors of all kinds, 90 lga-
iea street, a12
TALENTINE. J. B., & Co., DEALERS IN BOOTS,
SHOES ANID ATS, No. 51 Common street.
TOORHIES, fBRIGGS & Co., COMMISSION
AND FORWnARDING MERCHANTS, 15 Tchoupitoulas
street.
WIIEELOCK, E° B. DEALER IN DRUGS, MEDI
cines, 'ainfs, Oils, etc., NO. 43 bhlograz e street.
ICOODuIuAN O. O., IMPoR'rEI AND DEALESR IN
Srug t Rhe Sic.is, Patet Medicines, Palints, Oils, etc.,
corner Common and Magazlno .srees,
WITHITSI THOS. L., BOOKSELLER AND STA
btioner, 10. Canal street.
RIGHN T IH& CO., J. DEALERS IN PATENT MEDI
cl0es, Drugs, Per.mery, etc. etc., Nos. 21 and 151 Char
tre1 street.
cr wISROso, Perish Rapider, La.., B. I5OtIIOY, Now SOleans.
".LLSON, PO.IIIRY & Co., COTTON FACTORS
V* AND CO6.MMISSION MERCHANTS, 5 Carondelet street,
Flea Orleans. .20
49.9A. W LDO ........ ...... ROBERT L. HUGUES.
TAL.DO & HUGHES, HARDWARE AND SISIP
tV CHANDLERS, Nos. 3 Front and 12 Fulton streets. null
W -ATERDOIAN, J. & BRO., IMPORTERS AND
DEALERS :IN HABIRDWARE, UTLERY, elc., rner
OSR.,IROISOOOSO00 .
Magaaine and Common streets.'
UT C. FI.UER, UNDERTAKER 211 TOItOUPI
VW tulns1 street, NewoOrleao, Co,,a and Hearne0always
in readiness. Co,,B lined ,ith lead, for transportlon, a short
0ot50e. :,S"OI , NuIy
SUnion street B, betoeenSt. Chles and Carondelt streets,
Ahere he woyrotp Ills whole Oi'ra to hie pSlroooSl buaitsooo
as a Attorney-at.Lw, ,o ary Pub , and CommiBioner for
.early sery State in the Union.
°16 m WILJIAM OHRISTY.
VOLUMVIE IX. FRIRDAY IMQRNING, APRIL 18, 1856. J UMBER 39
-;":- , E. .Y ·. T:*,::. ...". •.m mm
SEA-GOIPNG VESSELS.
TEXAS AND MEXICO.
To' Mil O;n SUNDAY 2tlh hnt. ,t8 o'clock A. M. .
FOR G(2ALVESION AND'MATABOB"
• A . DABA .Y U. S: l~t,! IAne. -The new sad m2ag
2222n ent W 2st i2 lpl5221o.Cap. John Y. Law
leasl'commander w leave a abeve. t
·HARR2IS 2f 2 2MORANf, f Jlflla o lr2eehL,
opposite the SteaLbolp Landing.
, -lThe s.eamhipps of tthis Lne ,will'bereafter poy Light
22e oit goo.l from P2wd2rIlorn to Lavaea.
Spii era will 2 please 'proi'ide themselves with the steamer's
bilh of lading. No other forh will be 21g222, .18
WIllesve THuRsDAY. Apri 24, at 8 o'celok A. M.
, FlOlR I4R'AZOS SANTIAGO DI
NPtl 2 RE 40--The NoW Orleans and Texas U. i. Mail
,Lne. " The new and nta22 i eent stenmuthlp Nou
.U2Uw;John S. Themwbn, commander2 2will le2e as a2,re,
p2c2tully. Poorfreight o rlstg e, having elegant 2tate-room
aeeommodittinns,, na 1_ to ,
22t2222diurl2 & MORNAN root of Julia street,
opposte th2e Steamship Landlig.
42--All freight shipped by the Nautilus will 2 delivered to
Captain Kenled, of the stemuer Grampus, unless otherwise
d2reeted22 " ,,'
9Slttpoers most provide themselves with the steamer's bills
of llaing No other ''am will he signedi a12
To pell on'T TDU2RSDaY, 2it : at 82 o'clock. A. M.
The tew and m ignlfcent teamship Texts, Thos.
Forbes, commander will leave for Vera Cruz as
a22222, p22unctually, arrying the t . S. malls,.
a.F2or freight or pa2nge, having elegant aceommodations
lfor-cn-.had teerage 2 2a2P engels, n2ppl to
SHARRIS & M OBoAN, foot2of ,Julta street,
opposite the Steamshlip Landing.
i.No freight will be received wlthout an orter frtomthe
Agente" . 2
NEW ORLEANS ANDIP TEXA U.
2s. MAIL LINE;.-FOR GAL.VESTON AND
NIATAGORDA DAY.--The following new and
2m22gr2fe2nt stem2hlips 2 vllhereaftir, leave on SUNDAY and
TI2HURSDAY, f8 'clock, A. N.2 .2tpilu.lly
Charles 1lorgan, Hn2ry Place, Commander.
RMexIei , Jo2hn . iw22e2, ' do.
Loistana, Wmi. H.. Talbot, do.
Perseveratce, Henr2y Sheppard, do.p
Delivering frei2lt f.r alt p21nts in Western Te72222t the end
of t21e Ships Tackles, Powderhorn, Lower Indianola.
frfhippen willpleea provide themspdye. with theatcnm
er's bills of lading, a no other form will he slgncld
HARRIS & MORGAN, foo of Jullastreet.
P. S.--This ,ine havintyg e2tabl2bed its rw.nPlioton Pa2ca
21llo Bar2, 2he iteamer will Ihreafter be lakei in and eat under
the superintendence of its own C2t2 .-, .n25tf
S- BALTIMORE.
F FOR BALTI2.IORE--1REBULAR LINE
The, plendid new Al bi2g Fanny Whittier,
-g, lmaster, having .,large portion of her carg2 en
g2ged, will have Immedil22 dispatch. F 2r b 2lan2e of freight or
pam2ge, apply to
A8 - ' GEe. W. HYNSON .+ Co,, 82 Camp street.
PHILADELPHIA.
FOR PIlLADELPHIA - EGULAE'
LINE--The now Al splendid packet bark2 F. Len
Ill;ni g Symmes, master, having a large portiou of her
c2rgo e, gag22, will have qtek dispatch.. For balance of
freight or ips2tge, apply2on board2 at the Beef eMrkNt, or. to
all G Ge. W. IYNSON A Ci.. 2Camp t.
BOSTON.
SFORI BOSTON--REGULAR LINE PACK
ET-.-2The Al pbek2 ba2rk Aglltn, Barker m22
ter ha2ing a large p 2rtion of her cargo enraged, will
2are d2spateh. For baIlnce of freight, apply to
2417 G2O2W.w. tYNSON & CO., 82 Camp st.
FOR BOSTON--RF,'ULAR LINE--THE
new At packet ship .,V. . lose2 , Daniel ,ones,
1master, l2 12n 2nearly all her cargo engaged, will have
quick dispatch2. For b22nec' of freight or: p2sge, apply on
board, t Post 18, First Di22et. or to•
2152 IO. W. 2HYNSON & CO., 82 Camp street.
FOR BOSTON--RIBCIULAR .INE PACK
2IS--The fast selling p2ck2t ship Fraleonlia,
ilson master, having most of her cat'go engaged,
2 2222i2pate.For beltne. of freight or p2 2 a2e, 2pply to2
all GE0. W. 0YNSON C ., 82 2(1 p st.
FOR BOSTON-I2EGULAR LN.2E or PACK
, E'-Ti'he Alpnekot sh2p' Bay State 12immons,
ma2ter, hcovng most 22 her cargo e2gt2ged, will have
quick dispatch. Forh banee of fr t 22r2pa2sage2, 2apply to
a7 6EO. \4. IIYNSON & C(2., 82 Camp street.
FORBOSTON-REGUIAAR LINE--Tho Al
222ket br2k Snole, Corson, master, having ne2rly
a her cargo2e2ga2gd, will a2ve good dispatch. For
of freight, Rrply on oard, Post 2 ,First District, or to
l 1EO2. W. IYNSON 2 C0.,82 2Camp street.
FOR BOSTON--REGUILAR LINE OF PACK
ETS-The splendid p2ck2et Ship Oxlwarid, Na2on,
m2l2er, having most of her cargo engaged, will have
22222 2atc1h. 2or 2alan2eeof freight or passage, apply t2
222 1EO. W. lYNSGSN . (2O., 82 C( street.
LIVERPOOL'.
FOR LIVERPOOI-TIIE Al 1RITISII
s2ip Nabob, Homer, master, 2aving p2rt of o2r
2rgo engaged, will meet wi22 disp2tc2. For freight,
apply to J. 2. ASHBnIrIDGE & CO.,
2n17 120 Common street.
HA V NE.
FOR HAVRE.-THE PACKET SHIP
Rlshmoosrl, Glookin, hvin, nearly all
1 or 111 1212110,rag will haqs l k d5spath. For
ireK tor nPassae, Plv to~~~_ ~
10511 (11O. 5. HiTNSON & CO., 82 Camp street.
BALIZE, HONDURAS.
FOR BELIZE HONDURAS-THE AS
IoIt G 0. U. llYstlkcws. CIPI. 11111, bIO,,g
neryall her cargo engagd, wsill leave for the above
wvlt 0isp.11k. For bOInce,,I of fehtog. o passa, "Pll, to
u12 SARSEILI & CO., GI Common St.
FOR SALE FREIGHT OS CHASTEE-The
s1eId .Cli l 11 St. LsswresOcs, CoO.
Hedln,,of 113 tllu buithIn, ,s 1117 lth
First llistrict, Picny, nr Tier, and will be reI is rcetve cargo
on 3foudny, the 15th inst. For pinrlicnlnrs applly t
a12 SARSrl7I .t ýO., l Cool It.
WANTED TO CHARTER-A GOOD
vessel o fbout 2bbrrels. FurIy ticIars, spplytS
J. H. ASHSSCS)GE A CO.,
ll 1711 Common street.
RAILROAD TRAVELING.
NEW ORLE.ANS. JACK
SON AND GREAT NORTHERRN
RAIL.ROAD, Depot on Callope
street, corner of Clara street, bar the New snsin.
BUMMER ARRA#UEMEMT.
PASSENGER TRAINSleave Osyk0 daily It I A. SI.
Rea1hes New OOrle 11 1A. M. 1 2 LeavestN Orlesans dlly
at 3a1 P. H. Reaches Osy1, oSR P. M. PgOsengOrs reeived
and 10ed at1all intermediate stations.
FARE-uO u l cents per mile, each way. Children and l seanto,
FRE.IIGHT TRAIN 2ron ihe City to OSyLI and all interme
diatd stations, every Tnesdny Thursdayy and Saturday, and from
Osykn to Naw OrleansH and alt intermedia c stations, story Attu
day. WednesdSy ad Friday.
L Ae Ixurstion train 11il Ieave the city every Sunday II
IA. 3N.. for Osybh and interme1iate stations, and return by
Sy P. M. Fare half the uslal m1.
55-51151 TieklresisslI, ll 1121111515, ItS OSSII moeephil.
OEO. II. HIAZIEHURRT, 011 Super'o1.
Tr,.Weekly Line of STAGES TO JACKSON, NI&. nl
NEW ORLEAN1' S OPE
.IIOUSAS A GREA WEST
ERN RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.
This Road will be open for passenEgeI sd t' ibClSrom Algiers
tollyo Iuuf n distancee of Soveaty-tltreo miles, on and after
lbts 2 y Aofn RCH NEXT.
PASSENGER TRAINS,
Leaves the Depotat Algilrs every day at.... 1...... 1:0 A. M.
Gretna every day at............8:40 A. AI.
Arrive latHyoa Bmrl2 every day It................12:20 P.1M.
RETURNING:
Leave Blyot RmuT................... 1:30 P. NI.
Arrlve at GIIII .I..................... 5:20 P. N.
at iAglIl .... II.: P. N.
Fare each yl.l.y.... SO
A FerT y Bont will connect Swith the P sso blr Trains, leCting
the foot of St. Ann street every mornhng, nt 0 o'etockr Precisely.
boollt wgl IeRllblpOSivid 0.r Rayon IlaufRnsd 3ntermodtnto St.
tions }" the 1omp1 y 1 the wharf at the foot of St. Lobi i street
e21ry d0y until 3 A'c ool P. 3. AI. up f(2eight VIst be paid by
the shippers, sot freight to be delivered at all other Stations
than LiHyou leg Allemandes, Racolnnd, hfatrcheh Crossing,.
Terrebonne, Tigervill. and Buyou Bmuff (where the Company
have Agent,1 most be prepaid.
Printed Roles sad Rates of Freight In pamphlet form for sir.
culation, to be had on application at the otlica of the Comp~any.·
o25tfl A. It. SK(GEK. Vice President.
VTACCINE MATTFER--VACC, INIATTIR-PIRY
• sicik s, PlanterB and Druggists can always be supplied with
a pure article at 02 5'. perscab by applyingto
SICKLES &CO., 85 Canal street,
O. N. MIORISON 12 Magarine st.
E. 11. WlI 1 I.O2 , 43 aS tgazine st.,
re6 3m M. CANNON, 29 Orvier street.
A UCTION NOTICE. - TIIHE SUBSCRIBER RES
. pectfully informs his friends and the Ilblio, that lb vingl re
snmed his old buesinl a8 AUCTIONEEI and APPRAISER,
has ken his olles, No. 33 Camp street.
Will attend to tile sale of Real Elstte, Stocks, Negroes, Ad.
m1 istrtors, Assignees, and all others, according to law. He
will also give prompt and personal attention to all outdoor sales,
of every deoodipltlo.
A Register will be kept open for all the Real Estate and
.Lands hbe has for sallo, either on private terms, or at public au
tio. Every facility in his power will be oftred to buyers and
sellers of Real Estate.
A Practical TDraughtsman od Plan Drawer will be inconstant
attendance at his olUce.
With the assrantce that he will give strict attention to his
buStnss llt all its detall, hle trsts that he swill receive a share of
publiepatronage. BENJ. KENIDIG, Autioneelr,
no23 01ce, No. 3g Camp street.
TOBY'S CITY AND SOUTITHERN EXPRTESS
-Rutnnit atl l hlour of td da tbhroughout the city
Agent for tile lb ntcllrtrai Railroad ttompany for nrrying the
Mails aSd havblg entlire charge of the IlbtCgage Cr.
A messen er will wait upon passengers in tile cars.
Checks wsil Se given for all baggage taken in ehb'ge by this
Company.
olagggbeehebked rom residences, or le office, to thel Ite
boats, by authority of tlhe Pontcbartran Ralilroad Comoany.
A Weekly Express (every Sunday) to Galvestlon, Indianola,
Powder Dorn and llouston, TexaLs.
An Express dMessenger will be dispatched three times a week
to all thie Watelring Places on the lkes. Orders and parcels re
ceived at the office.
lils of ading left a. the office for goods by the New York
ad Texts stlamertt, will meet with proalpt attntion.ll
Schedules of rates oand sigals furnished, by applying at the
Urnch office at the Pontehartrath Railroad Depot, for the re
teption ol Baggage and Packages. Open from 8 AM1. to 4
P. M.
The proprietor bogs to notify the publio that his is the only
City Express now running, and that his arrangements are now
completed, and that promptness in the deltvery of poods can be
relied npon. S. TO1Y, dJr., Proprietor,
fe23 ly Principal office. 75 ruellerstrcetl eonltr Cmp.
OTICE TO CIARIPENTEIS AND IIBUILDERS.
OPatn.t Sawed Weatlberoarding, both rough and dresed,
from the vary best hseart timber, for sale at $.14 per M Tfor rough,
and $2 per S for dressed, in lote to suit purchasers.
Lumber sawed to order.
fel1 6m STAR PLANING MILLS. New Basin.
B AT.1iS-I-BATUS-BATHS-BARBEBRIZIN , No.
20 St. Charle street.
ROI.OLLINS c morO at his postol. The Verandah fire for t
while stopped the operation of his well known eltablishmont;
but Time t[e, great physician, has restored to him a bettesr one,
where ht can give at all boors Hot, Cold, Vapor, Shower or
Mediealed BATHIS.
ti BARBER'S SALOON is supplied with the best artists
the ountry can aflord and a Shaving, lIIalr Cutting Cleaning,
Dyeing nud Dressing tave been reduced down to a Oience, he
Sfeelts asured that he au servo with alacrity and displath the
most fastidious.
-He has for sle a well assorted stock of fresh PERFUMERY,
tFniltg dtOodt , Co.metic . .nd the bet Dyes and Tonics for
t tlt his Diamond Hair Cuttingload Bathing Saloon.
m1 fm JOSEPH ROL INS.
M -EAT1-- ea0k Dry Sa[ls, 3r Pa le by
mo0 S. H, KE.NNEDY 8 Co.29 21POyd)ratreet.
,; STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
_ OHIO RIVER
'°' Ol0lleo T on SATURIDA3. 28th loot at 5 o'clo0k. P. M.
FOR LOUIOSVILLE, 00W I.BANvl n0
Eoooovfllo. P'aoooba onlm 01 hi.-.,.oe
pli~ CL ant antd swi ft running passenger packet steamer
Belle Sheriodan, Capt. I'. A. Key, odll leave asabo.
For freight or pasgelpply to
a12 'oo lb 0 IJ.SMITH, 12 New Levee street.
N. D.-State rooms con hoe ooiored by applying to the agent.
STEADIiER ROBERT IT. WARD,
Capt. SOnas F. DIliler-FOR LOUIS
.VOILbIE0-Thi well b.oooo ooassenger packret'
will leave for the above port-land all Intermediate landings
throughout the season, as follo,,so
Leaven N0o Ooloaoo, WEDNF.SIOAYAyl 23, otbo'olok P.30
RATURDAY , M 0y 0,
TUESDIAY, lay 27
.. . FRIAY, Juno 10, .. "
* MONDAY~ oneo, 3 .
WODNEEDAY, Jooly 18,,
N. B. Passongers can depend oiotboi steam
er leaving as advertised.
q®No stateroyo considered engogogpO tee0 paid for.
83-A 1olnn of the cabin can he seen and stateroom, secued'
5145o4y5 Othe above trOOsbb n o3n1hthoIlaAg
~BETTISRTO k IKEEFFE,'
0. t00 :. 29 TohooayliOoilt street.
UPPER MISSIBr9IPPI..,
Will leavoFRIDAY, 1800, looO10t 5 o'clob 1P- 00
phis-Regulara St. LIallin passenger Pnclcet steam
FOR ost. L13hAs CAIRO ANOD 00000
' der A -el, The pew and fast0 runnin, v00y
000gh0 drloght p0ss0000enger .0000mer, ADRIATOC 00,S00.
utnste1. iq now fn Port receiv ing freight, and willaefor 6t.
0,0Ois and all intermedialo landings, 0 above.
For freiglltoryas.oooooyoyo oaboanr oyLo·.I
R15 . JOHN 0. HYDOE COO., g88Woyjor street.
Will leave on ATUORDAY, the 19th in0t., MO5P. M1.
The fie a3 a steamer N. eb r s
SRREUOARST:ROOO1S PACKET.
a t , C. W. o t wl leaveo for St
0,0,0, oodO alloIntoadiOolandnlogs, as'ore. For freight or
passage apply on board, or00
JOAN 0. H0YDE. A CO., CC Poydrao 0t.
Ay1-A plan lofthe cabin can be seen and slate rooms securyd
by ap'polyin to tlloooool. a00
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
W0ill eave FRIDPYDA O1. lost.. at 5 o'cloyb P.00.
REGULAR MIEDIPOIS PACK
MT-For Memhl d cIlyOo Napoleon Oleen
ville, lnd ell landlings i the Bends--The new
0000,ar passenger pakbet steamerooT. P. Leathers, C. P.
Ken0ett, m.ster, will leave as above. 'For freight or passage
yly -b board, or to
000 .00J003 0. HYDE k CO., 60~ POydoo street.
Will leave on SATUIRDAY, 19th 0,0. at001. M.
FOR IEIIPHIOS, 100.06.. 0E.NA, .PD
loo, (Oreenvollo and nl la,0n1sgs n tibSo-Boy
Tb, Negols, poasenger Packet ab,,oer'Ri0
1. BIll, T. 00. Newell, master, will leave a above.
For freight or passage, apyly on 0oard, or to
818 R. NIXOp 3 lUnioo0tr00t.
DOoon I0. W. 10111 Mll take freight and yOodogoi 0ar
Nashville, privileoe of reshipping 0n regular Nasbville ond
Diemphis mail pact!ts
TENNESSEE RIVER.
Will leave o SATURDAY.01910 loost. at- 5o'oor . 30.
ooot ntirey ew and splendidosteaoooClkeriokee,
Jooo, Irwoio, 000s00r, MOlOlas Ooo bove 0010o0
Eastport, Plorence and Tooohumbi. For freight or pors'goe
oavingvery suprior accommOdntions, pyly 0 boar0 , or to
I.. SAPy A . P ront0street.
The Cherokee takes freight for Oaoyon, 0000000, Helona,
H00km0n,00 New Madrid, Cairo, Padubah, N60h00100 and al00 wy
000di001. n105
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Will leave on SATURDAY. 1911, inst.M. 000 o'clock P.00.
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER-PORT
Smito, Vo, BOno,0 I01ttlr Rloob, PFot Oloo, No.
pyleon, Dooenvilto, oMd all intermediate bbndinoo.
The booo'ior liooo donght passyoooor steamer o o O s 10 0re0 n
woo(2, Albert Thomas, 000e0, will leave Nis above.
or freight or passage apply oboard or to
a10 lOWOO N0APP A CO.. .3 Front street.
VERI IL LI 0 N.
Will lave on S0ATURDAY, 090h in00.. at 12 o'clock 0.
FOR BAYOU VERICDILIOY-The
00a0,0e, Franok Keolin, A. 000a,.0,JO.,
muse, 0,0ill Io ave 0 s bohve fooyor yen o0rmilooon
an1111 1mooooooiote landings. Por freighl or passage, apply o00
board, alb
YAZOO RIVER.
Leaves on SATURDAY. April 19t. at 5 o'clock P. M.
FOR GRARNADA. TIOY. L.EFLORE,
Greenood, Sidon, Tchla, Yazoo City, Satal1a
ad al intermediate landin. Tihe pa-enger
packet Fulton. W. G wartney, romler. The Fulton wlll give
tlronglhbill for all Tllahlachee river freights. For freight or
pasge apply onblondol t
.p1l---- LEWIS SNAPP & CO., 37 Froot Levee.
Will leave on SATURDAY. 19th, inst.., at o'.lock P. .
S-I].HE REGULAR GRENADAand
TROY PACKET.-The ine, ftls running pss.
geger packet steamer Fulton, Wom. Gwaort.
ley, master.' For Grenada, Trey, Leflore, Greenwood, YawoO
Cit- and all irmediate landinas on tile rivers as above. PSr
freight or.pasbage, apply on bnard, or to
l15 LEWIS SNAPP & CO.S Front street.
N, 11B.--The Fulton will take freight for Tehlan, with prlvi
lege of reslipping.
Will leave on SATURDAY 19th inst., at 5 o'clock P. M.
FOR YA2tOO AND TALLAHATCHIE
The new and splendid light-draught steamer
YazooBelle, J. G. Rivers, master, will
leave as above for Mouth of Coldwater, Tllatoba, Lo.ore,
Grleenwood, Sidon, Tchla, Yazoo City and all intermediate
landings.
The Yaoo Bello will take freilght for Grenoada, ith the prio.
ilge of reuhippingon keBels.. Forfreight or passge, apply on
board,or to
a14 LEWIS SNAPP & CO. 37 Front st.
.JiTbe Yazoo Bello will lake freight for Grenlada, if con
signed to Leor. or Greenwood.
THE LAKE.
U.. S. DIAI.-.FOR MIANDEVILLE, .LEW.
isburg, Covilngton and Abia Spring--The fine
oteamer V.rgilrla Pearl, Captain J. W.
offman,, will hereafter leave as follows for the above and inter
mediate landings, viz:
TrOY PO TTCAl'aA1. R. RO0D.! RO1 GCOv.oY.
Mondany..........I1 MA curs lnday ............... 5 A. M
ednesdayy......12 A. cars|Tnesdy .............. 6 A. t
lridAy ............12 M. oar, husdy........... .7. , A. M
Salturdy ..........12 . rslSaturday..............6 A. M
Far, $1; Mealsl, 50 cents.
For particulars, apply on board. or to
l27 tf D. C. LOWBER, 9S O tlagazne street.
FOR DIOBILE DIRECT, DAILY
U. S. MAIL LINE.-Winter Arranger entl.-The
" splendid low-pressure packet steamier Ctba. R.
A. Seil,, master ; F1lorida, W. I. Hutchings mauter Cal
Ifornla. yrs, molter, hvi1ug been built expressly for the
Lake trade with superior accommodatiolns, one of t1e above
steamers wll leave the Latke end of the Plontehartlran Railroad
doily o theo arrival o the 4 o'clock P. NI. cars. Returning,
wi0 atop at PFcagOula on Monday and Thursday evenings.
Cabin Faro to Mobil ...............................$6
D eck ............................... . .............. 2
R. GEDDES, Agent, 10 Bankl Place.
New Orleans, November 1,151. n5i
LAKE SHORE PACKET"
STEAIMER Creole.-Wieler Arrangementl.
For Ocean Springs, and imotooloAio landings,
extending her trips as far as Pasogoula on Tuesday and Satur
day ofeach week.
'TIle splendid low pressure packet 1teamer Creole, Loutr
Nelson, mater, built expressly for this trade, with superior
accommodations, will leave the Lake etd of the Pontehartrlln
Railroad on the arrival at the Lake of the ears, as follows :
Leaoves PI'ontohartraln Rlailroad, Laves OCOaI Springs.
TIUESDAYS ...... 4 11. 1. ears WEDNESDAY MORNING,
TIiURSDAYS,...9A. A . ears1 FRIDAY MORNING,
SATURDAYS,...4 P. 7. cars SUNDAY EVENING.
On Tuesday and Saturdaiy ohe will io as far as laelagoll.
S5 R. GED.0DE. Agent. 10 Rank Place.
FRANK SHAW .r., &CR., COMMISION AND f
FPORVARIILNO S ERCiiANTS AND DEAIERS IN
WCFSTF.RN PRODUCE, N~o. S Tchouphoulas street, New a
Orleans. 1019 i
SLAVE DEPOT NO. 156 COMISOSON
RTREET-The unodorsgno has on hand, 1I1 will keep
Intly for Iale, or eitherIIIIOL .II t " AI tnnee I a
-4 11 Inastment of BLAVES. comisiin, ofIMECHANI
ofal dscriptlona HOUSF, and FIELD SF.RITANTS, etc., etc.
Having (leole the threw-story dwelling No. 15G Common, near
Hlaom l street. he is prepared to nccunmadxte transient Traders
tail their Slaves on a. reasmm cl terms fis can be abmiued in the
city.
,Par~ticular attention will bar paid to conslgnments ol SIavea,
THOMlAS F. FRISiY 1101om 1on street.
RlpOR.acss.-SFelloS I Co. larrp .l 1erson; J. C. Ricks
[ C..; Richard Reo k ; J. G. Cock. ACo.; W; ID0tt fIalpes.
N. R.-TIhe OII(IIEST CASH PRlECES paid for LIK~r5.Y
YOUNG NEGROES. hIP
T HE BJAGASSE FURNACE.- LETTERS PA
tent for the United States were granted to SIO UELI II. OIL
MAN, of No. 31 5A1, oen street, New 0r1111, 1nd1r Ale date
ofIIIcembol9, 114, Porn fuIO 1for burning Woo1 iIIIe Ils us.
This FP1rnac combines tle following 11litw11. us fllyp
proved m taking off SEVEN CROPS THIE PRESENT SEA
ON.
1st. St works entirely by natural draught, and without the aid
of a lower.
.11. Ib contains no grate h1rs or other irons fl the interior.
Id. It Iever requires a stoppage of the mill to ilve ie ashes
cleaned out.
91h. Thle Bagassefi Is never stirred or touched after it arrives
fi thle furnace..
bth. Il burns ntl the Angassa, and makes steam enoughi to
run the mill nglinu a stealm bat tery, and apumping engine.
This is tle only Iurmec that has taken off a crop I. Louisiana
TI compl.nlle wiLt the Ibove live Rgonditions
This FOr lIe makes no preten1ion to burn BaIasse alone, and
does not resemble anyl outer furnace in aksingEle fentute of its
olrn the princiilles I~pot which it works, or in the renin
obiobit produes; 11i11r does it approach the rigihts of ny
other lIrty. eports lircnlllled to the contrary yI"1ere
5rick1 P tad,," klnol to o falIe by those who make
thecm, and cal c"ter d It,,~ to deceive the pulblic nold Pntm off ar
ticle that cntt stand 111,11 5 eir to l merits. N Person wlli be
Mowed to ,, ll, I II or use any patent Furnac without axthority
from a11; ond aIl persons GunviCg su h nndtority wAill be fully
gtutrn' ,I in it. uadistu, bed~ use nnd possession.
Sly I' t F11 rn5ce ia as appli5able to a train of kettle0 as to
tIep boil,0; and I am pr1(11 d to contract to apply i I to 11PII1
in thlo ll1illHo to boil ocne juice in thecommoo tr.in of kettles,
under n 10 ooclartry plinnnntt . to thle pared.,.,l·
A 1rennet11.o1 the whole subjec1, in pam1phlet form, with doss
ings, etc., to be had of the subscriber, by mail or otllw~risne
SA11,EL 0 A. iI ILMAN,
io (A rrlsl 31 Nutebo street. New Orleans.
J0SEP1 RRUFTY N CAMP STRERT, IMPORTER,
W hlolenalu and Retail tislelr in tine Watches, Jewelryt, Rich
IFncny ad Staple 0o105s NoII'. CaImp street, under t11 e 1 Lit Ho.
tel, hew Orleans, respect'ully invitesa to aRttentiion rd Vho RGE~l
t d Retail D1e0r1 1101d plrllchlleTto his VERY LARGE
STOCK IF GOOD)S. which is freshly imported, 111d colnsntly
supplied throughout the Year.n
SHELL COMiiRImitation Shell and BuftIlo Combs, of every
style and Of styS
BRUSHESG-Of every description, of his ownl manufacture, and
at the lowest Northern factory prices.
TOILET ARTICLES-.1SIh Is Perfumery. Hsir Oil, Hair Pins,
Pematur, Fancy Somps, 11c.
FINE FANS, PURSEO, Po110t 1ooks, Work Ro111, Portable
Desks ingaether with an emdloss o v.1 so is P. t Isoonatea,
etc., 0f everCy splInd shape, and 111 un11lly law prices.
GUNl, PISTOLS. CIi1ves Colts and Warner's R'evolving Pis.
015e, OlIllOe, EO R., LiP Presevers1, Fisling ellts and
TIESISIIIII JR .1. ISIIII
WAT consstin JEVBI.RY. to.
The stock in this line1, onsisting of the l C. T. Cooper, S. I.
Tobias mid real Joseph Johnson movements, with a tine essor
nt of Swiss and EngSish II evers, 1 ,,her with a large stook
of 1ine Eastern Jewelry, Slvrware, etc., have b11n11ee1ted
11th 11re1 t pl s by F. ROERIIT , S for many years coinged in
SF.e Wllolapnls business, wld havting been purchased exclusively
for crtsh great indncementn will It odared to pre"' ra
Ypa kvery article warranted as represented, ar the money re
funded.
511 Watches, Jewelry, etc., carefully Repaired andP 51
ranted. 119
STEALM0OAT DEPARTURES:
FOR RED GIVER.'
Wf lhIase FRIDA 1t d iat 'cokf P.3
Ems.., Ponm Uaddo, Allspn, Shhm.posE
mediate -earkn Ecore, 77111eandila an13 gll irrter.
md landings. Thsttpersorpisspsss stg G~renada,
Crump,, master, will leave as above. Rat freight ooZ:pa·IIB
.pplyon board, or to5,5
still LEFW7SS SNAPS' & CO., 97 ssot .td,5t.
Will leve on SATU.DAY'ITDP19h Ibst . t55o'lockl . P3.
FORRE1)RIVE~t-Rl3OVLARRED
River P est-Tl, Smne feat m.sssa pmsssnger
rackret, P. F. KImb ll,'my';7ý ' Withen"
,ussy, masterswill leave a1 ove for CmS m.d Bemre,
.3msd , ` on, smp5,CAl tora h im's dad,'ll interme
iae n a o R ight or pasisge, apply o
a17' LEWIS SNAPSP A CO., 37 Front stree,.
Th. KEbsall .dll t1.5e f3.lght'l1 Jefferatm, ih ms3Ivgegs
of reshlipping on the light drg aletrmer Q. 1 111 Shrteveport
win le,5e-OS sA bi'igDAY. 19tlht ss., at C m st P.s31
FOR LAKE BISTENEAUI-TRY1
,tenmsr Sydontia, HIbram Wllss., mentor,
will leave ea~eiwve taking freightfoi Minden.
(Gand Bsp...u Cnmptes, Grmsnd EcssoS l1miCO. AleXsndrlmssd
intermedilae tssdisg,. Fors &rsghelt orpass, apply if beoa,
sl6 J. N. JOSNSTON A CO., SFront Lssve
WllIeass an ATUIIRDAYL, 19th inst.. at l 'cRlk P: Si.
FOR SHREVEPORI*Wl:R AN D
I Emssu, (Grandl Rre, Campme A ti and
i l l-, sdennssEt.. lsstlioga.-l -Tim i .5.. light
drsght -steamer P. F. KIombalI, W. W.'WlthemsY,
mmter, .llle ave s ab1e. For freight or passage, applTo
hbord, sls i
03 `'"T. B. SSITHi"'72l2n Lasm
pe- The Eiintobstill .5115 reight f lb Jeiferedni'.1d p.1,i.
lem.. of reshtpptsg io thellght draft steamer CJ mden sthreve
.h.eno n SATURDAY.1SthflaL.,t55P, M.
Sttesmer ROSA in'S p1e of th.e Iteamer TIAPSDE515
1. 1 FOR GORTON'S' LANDING AT,
m...4dxfl CIsle; Sisoein, Grand I~pO. 250
Is, stem Grand Blyos, Shrev.epor, and sIb 1515mrstedi
.5. landings. Th.. S... fnsCt runn.ing pam.ngg psskieta3enmer
Rona, J. S. Dowry, master, will leaves .h . sFoi freight
or p..ssagepply n board ormto
p518 LEWIS-SNAPP & CO., 37 Fr0.lst stl
Tlle stmer Rosa will tksl Jeflerb h and lpp.er Red Rlver
frelghts, with the p.S.llege. S stori.g isd reshlpping an good
LeSves..SATURSA37iSlh Irtot. stSP.31.
FOR JEFFERSAOk~ S311THLANSS
BIeton, Port Caddo., Albay. Sh ort, mmlS
intermediat lsoading. The splendid p
packl C. Hasys, IRsacWr ight, master, till leave b
passage apply os loard.,sr to
sill18 - LEWIS SNAPP A CO., 37 Fr.nt street.
-Leaves anMONDA0Y. 21stt.,t 6P. P.
FOR OEFFlRSON SSSSITHLANI
Be.nton, PotE CsddSAlbmy, Shmn v5,S, tGroand
Afi Ecore, Alexandria, and all inamdielag ings.
The superior passenger packet stener W: C.o5s , ld
ward J5nes, master, .dll l..'svessabst. Ps.Caid pgasage
apply on 1.rd or toI.
IlT W LEWIS SNAP S' & CO S1i.,Sprt street.
NEgY: Tht ae. C.Ys....siltsh.Piglsls5 hsbo.s..sS S,
stith privilege of reshiplpig.
Will leave TUESDAY. the 224 las.. at 5 o'clock P. M.
FOR JEFFERSON SMiTHLAND.
Benton, PoolCaddo, Albooooy, d 1, opr, Grand
Rayooo, Grand Eotre, driaol oU[I-all inter,
mediototlandin~g.-The soperior light tdrought steamer St..
CharleB, B. Applegate, master, will lee as above. For
freightoopasooge, apply onboard, or to t"+ "
*aplS' .Y,, T. B.,BFIRW12 N0001L00e.
Will leIoe on TUESDAY, 22 laist.. at 5 o'clock P.M.
FOR JEFFERSON2 SM IT 1L AND:
" Benpig, Por Caddo, Albooy.ShosoopooS. 0ran
40,00 B4 odl , A1000.od dIillnt400i
diate lanings-he duypeerir or pssengr steaer erSg Cliarle8
Applegate master,1wll 0,41 Io as abov. For freightarpSlotE.
WanF boo'd, LEWIS SNAPP . CO., 31 Front street.
P. S.-Tbhe S. Charles w.ll lake freight fo, Foit Towson and
Upper Red River, with oltvilege of rehlilppiog.
53-rh, steamer St. Charles 1wil pay no bls contbated on
her acount, unless by an order from tle captain or clerk.
SAM'S APFPLEOATE.
FOR CUMIERLAND RIVER.
Will leavon SATURDAY. 19th inst.. at0 0,1',0 P. M.
FOR NASHVILLE, CLARKSVSLLE
F"ddlysilloSomithlo, Foducah, Hlickman an
all intermlediatelandiong.-The new and reglula
freight boot Scotland, R. L. Dilosmkes, master, will leave
as taove. For freighlonly, apply on ord, or t
alb R. NIXON, 35 Union o treet.
REGULAR PACKETS.
Leave roFo THURSDAY. ot5 o'clock P. 31.
SLBII1IER ARRANGEIMENT-U.
S. 31ai steamer R. S. hoRNS, !o place of the
steamer So ,hern B RelloeRunnin, in connection
ith ilea era Princess ao d Nolcho,--For Princeton, Aobtoo,
Fil'lhr'sa oint,,' Sipwith'b L-.dl,, Lake P'rovidnce. Good
.rich's Landing. lillion', Bond, Vickstlhg, Grand Gulf, Rod
' nay Nathez, Fort Adams, Bayou Sam Baton Rouge, and all in.
termecdiale landbg;sThe splendid, fast running passenger packet
R. W. Dlene, L.. W. Broadwell, master, will leave as
above. For treight or ppaaage, apply on board, orto
FILCHER, Gt1ODRICH A CO., 43 Carondelet street.
gprTha R. W- Mcrae willl also bake freight for s11 points on
the Yazoo Ri ver, with the privilege of reshipping at Yieksburg.
she having made very advantageous arrangemnents for that par.
P. S. S.ha . W. Mclae. wll- attend to all business of the
steamer r . . Truboe during thle Spring and Summer months.
Leaves every THURSDAY at 5 o'clock P. M
PERMANENT SI? PRING AND
SUIIME:R; ARIi.ANGF.MENT.--The spl-dld
stermer Frank Lyon, J. 3I. White, master,
will leave as above, for Caroline Lalnding, Ashton, Pilrher';
P'oint, Skigwith's Landing, Lake Providence, (iaodrictl Limd
ing, Miilikeu's Bmtd, Vicksburg, Orand Gulf, R dney, Natchez,
Por Adms Bayaou Sara, Baton Rouge, mudi all intermediate
landings. ForAre0,b or poSooe apply on bon1, or to
LEWIsI SNAgT0 Io CO., 3i Front Levee,
N. h.-oh. Frank Lyon will take freight for Yazoo river,
with the privilege of reohippo, b t VI 5 oburgip
A clerk will be on the levee every Tuesday morning to re
eivo froEight. p16
PORTAEUDSON AND WANER
l OO P, KET Vk ew Latan, 1oomil, Gross,
master, having been thoroughly ovierhauled nnd
repaired and newly painted, Sill resume her trips in the above
trade, leav0 Nogew Orleans ov0ry 00IIIAY, at 1 o'lck A. 01.,
and every MONDAY, nt 5o'clock P.
N.The LS-TI, P ill0, L10 dy to take freigb t every~o 0nda,
Ott,,. ursdly for all landing; on the Coast, Donnldsou, Ba ou
Plnyuemtne. Baton ougee Lbdell's Store, Port lid
son1,17aterlooand all ,htermlhio toa landingo.
For freight o't r passage, having superior accommodartions, apply
Aon oaoll0,rdh.o o,~ Todyo,0,gto
PR STAIL AGENAY-NED WHARF
B* AT LO T P HETNsA.-J. L WI maton, Oopr,
etor. The underslgnen has now, the pleasure of
announcing to the people of Helens, Pbillips county, te ambant
men, nod the traveling public generally- that el bms at length
completed his P.r1. and commodtous WHARFBOAT, and is
now ready for the reception of freight, either Receiving or
Forwarding.
It is his intention to don general R0ceivigl, Forooardngo
Commission bulines., and wll, have on hoard at all times eiS.
Ooo, business mWenofor e'ars, lnd the proprietor will devote his
entire personal attention to thoe boit.
170Y'Fright received, stored and shipoed at the usual rates.
MEW-Persons can be accommodated with Lodging on the boat.
,ý-He respectfully solicits a share of p dill patronage.
Nl A At J. C. WSAONSON, Welen0 , Ark.
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
INSTITUTION.--OFIc No. 61 (Camp treet-Incerpom
ted under Act of the Legislaturei on 15th March, 155.
The office of the Institution lle open for the reception of
Deposits every morning (Sundays excepted) from 9 to I o'clock,
and on Saturday evenings from 5 to 8 o'clock.
Depositst of One Dollar and upward' will It received.
The employment of the funds is strictly limnited by the Act of
Ineorporation to the Public Debts of the United States, of the
Stote of Louiitana, and of the City of New Orleans.
Loins u on mor-atg e of unencumbered and unimproved Real
Estate wi te lim its of the city of New Orleans, not exceed-l.
in " 50 per cent, of tile aphratsed cas h v l ue.
Loans n pen pledge of it, Stock of the incorporated Ranks in
New Orleans, not exceeding 60 per cent. of the market value.
All Interest or Profit derivedfrom tlbe employment of the
is to bI distributed semi-annuattlly among the Depositors.
No Trustee can directytly or indirctl borrow ay of the funds,
receive any pay or emolument whatever.
Certificates of de osits, having interest at a rate to be agreed
uponwill be issned for sums not less than $100 deposited for a
specilied time.
TRUSTIES.
Gieorge Eustis, A.I. Kelly, William Vogelt
W. N. Mercer, Ge. Urquharf R.B. Sumner,
G. C. Duncan, A. Heine., George Jonas,
Wilhelmu Bogart, P.N. Wood, Thos. A. Clarkt,
Thos. A. Adams, E A. Bradford. D.D. Witlhers.
W. N. M.RCEMR, President.
A. D. KEI.I.LY,
WM, VOitEL., Vice Presidents.
R.I. BSUMNERI,
D. Di. WITIIERS, Treasurer.
N. B.--Copies of the Act of Incorporation and By-Laws can
be obtained ot tbe otlce. l2S y
I.O. O. I.--IBOARD OF DIRECTORS
of "Odd Fellows' Rest"for iS6.--Otcers
Ilynry Biet, President; John Stroud, Treaslrer;
,av. Furneaux, Secretary. Cemetery Commit
tt-thtlter OGllllghatm, Oardntr Stmit, ItihLther Homes. Fl.
nance Committee-Tiros. Kueel, W. C. Wilson, L. Homes
Stxton--Daniel Merritt. Metmberst-Fnk Lewis, W. . Wil
son, Goe. Seymour, tI. ioldman, GB.B. Sowditch, J. P. WarI.
ner, H. Cstarede, S. Bonllemer.
N- VAUlTS IN "01M111 FI..OWS' REST" maybe Tpro
Itrod by ynI int. to F. M. CORRYl, t Sicklis A Co.'S, S Ct
nl street; tt 1 it. .EIT & STITSON'S, 51i Coympstreet; to l.
NII.ISPAUCGH, U. S. Mint and at the Secretary's otrat, in
Odd Fellows' Hall, corner amp tand ..aiyCtty streets.
The price to members of Stockholding Lodges will be $0 per
vault; to all others, 50 per vault.
IN Information relative to the purchase of Lots, can be had
on application to the Secretary.
ap15 JAMES FURNEAUX, Secretary O. F. Rest.
E NOIRTH CULLOlI, ATTORNBY-AT-LAW, WI.L
attend to all professional business in St. Lndry and
Avoyelles, tbat may be entrusted to his care. Ofce at OPE
IOUSAS, L1.
Blfcreltce--Chas . I. Waterman, hardware mehybnt i C. N.
Olivier, Esq.; Thos. I). Miller, commission merlit;n Ch %its. IB.
Singlto, attorney-nt-llaw; Nixon S Adams, Crescent tiee,
New Orleans. m2N
GASi GAS, GAS, GAS--TIE SUBSCRIBIER IIA.V
ig obtained the re'quisite permission from the Gas Com
pany, Legs tonnone that he is now prepared to ftrnish and
yput Iup AS FIXTURES it the most approved style, and at
moderate rates.
5 Ordera can bhe left at his Old Stand, the Brats Foundty,
No. 214 St. Chrles street.
dil ly .. _IT _
STRAUB'S PATENT CORN AND FLOURINO
N ilyl, so fo gbl'l known throughoutthe Southern States, as
osclasivcly ponnesrxmg thu combined quanlities. -
2. Beingypirmly set ig trbironframe
1. BspS only thn hest 516212115542St5es;
2. Rscasnbsg nbs 12411er 221on11 psbh its1llo fpt on the spisdls,
11121s tl bil l wll2 , to binjured by
running empty;
4. Hasinsg o dust to get loose;
5. Harving no drives or od to make It sh bkl
6. Havingb Its spindle in onePie11, from bsidg-tress to hopper
bearer.
This 11ill wll ran lisv years without dressin2 2 sthtones, and
is now oferel at the follooinl prices:
18 lnch, singl Pe4r, 8122.
22 . . 11w1 Doublsgear, $18.
2. .. l. 185..
30 185. 210.
Th 30-icllhmll 1wil grindd4 bushels me hour with proper
speed, and the m er ones t prSAMU, I. OILMAN,
fell d&W3sm No. 31 Natchez street. New Orl052.
T AND WAS RANTS 1iSSI1HE82M.L$KS2TRATSS
L. pad 4 r Lssd WaSlrants. Alss, 2S klss of Ulncurrent
Ba1k Notes, Coin, Bullion and 52.211nng2, jssstbssd by
.1. 55111118E.1, B $20..
nls58WIy No 24 Co5slm l LrrLe525551s oCommons
~UALI CUALI--SPFKNUEE FIELD& CO., UYiI.GltR
C in Pi sburgb, Anthracit1, Asmerica52, Englisb and Sy2otb
Cannel toal.
I ýb-FFFICE-Corner Camp shreet and Lafayette Bquare.
The -i.,as.
Sns were besmong, Lmt gleomplp, I wasdraming,
ODrpPus 0s 1e0
As the olden rmme l .hat hnoe rlle or
lill, petf.eel.
Then froem lden came a ma-dei(beatdy laden
Girl was she;)
Gliorlous ereatre t each fairoa re a love techer
,U "to me:
"Clo beside me ,--who dare chidemef! "Here, Lo bide
thee; ,
Sloshes--,Grce .
It conreases how her resesa with caresses,
Toebed my flie.
Thero ul ng the ,no ng brght eyes gAtin¶
Into mine,
Lips whose meeWoes, whoe repletenes of l sweetness,
Waredvine.a .
Bot she waited, meditadl, l--elotod
Gently eOd.;
Smilinog,told Oqooennolder woldbehold her,
, If;te did.
Nearer, nerer..clearer, warer; deaer,'
Came herbreath I
Then forgetting, all rogretting, ngglletting
Har--oh I Dealh I..
SO ehwlPwed, oesitated, Bidahelbated
- .To- I chid;.
Bheorw wllling-~O 'twso trI De faIal.1
For she bin,
Ac INDECEca TnOoIDEzThe New York buhne. o
the 11th, speaking of a speech delivered by .Senator
D)ouglas, indulgesin thie following .llfamosootirado
Inds~cd,~tochasearaiz the authoi th is speeh uel .etil.t
eo a vocabnlary not highly e0tem0ed in 'good sety n
,ian oua wia the deseim.tio obin ampro blrdensib hli n
'ne oe canonot be dainy in e og or if we wolddo
Othe sobjet. DongiRast sbr lnis. huit ss mesftejy. 80
had Jnder. So bla that other Arnold who rdtou sell ou~Atm
erieet Lmerty before himo. St in the masw of te IInois Seao
tor, l.e bra Oo are teooso and unwashed. oey are also Idtht
0Ron a.. A phreological syst n founded on his bnon
oaombination of the spoeherd and the Callbat. One mal._ip
he is Opblei. Sohets. $ecan do mertla thiros verywall.
He an frame a foundation and Onild thereon Ns good sao r.
stIutnre of Itas sy other man: wlotess this ofePand tit
defense, from whih we quote above. He aon bla pguod ht.
betters like a llh-seallngherridah : witness his spechea ln,thdS
Senate.' He can run through the whole dlappasoa of potllai
falsehood with unripvaled skll, from the delieate dote of sug
gestod pprevarication down tothe double-bleornltgmigtied ly
ig. He ts an artist in that domain of hump eOffort. If the
devii should ever open a Crystal Palace sad' give ,premiums,
Douglas would commandthemall In this branch of hPnuofactre.
Such abuse as the foregoingwill onet nijure Senator
Douglase in the estimation of honest and sensible men.
On the contrary, it will disgust an class'e'`ave the
run mid.fanatics, or the.conscienceless phariees who
impose their bbguophilanthropy upon deluded vota
ries asupOe goel. "
We liave~nlo partallty for Senator Douglas ; but are
free to adit tle conviction tihathe must possess good
qualities of heart and mind to call forth the malig
alant abuse of the Tribune. Tbtl calumnies of that
journal are the best recommendation a public man
icanilohve; °j',.'.... p
BnmTtoMBoes ENe.o.UTE FOR NiMCOGUA.- It
was stated in our New York letter yesterday that
Capt. C. Carroll Hicki, John Kingsley and J.C. Ham
mick were the parties arrested in that city on the
charge of being about to sail in the steamer Orizaba
for Nicaragua to join Gen. Walker. The affldavits of
Jacob H. Jones and Frank H. Savage, on which the
arrests were made, chargedthe following persons as
having "set on foot a military expedition tar the pur
pose of joining Gen. Walker's army. against Costa
Rica : nW.H.Jenkins, J. C.Hemmich, JohnKingsley,
C. C. Hicks, James Mullen, Jr., J. H. Wilson, W. A.
J enkins,Ferdinand Bates, Jacob Shortz." Only three
arrests,.however, were made. Capt. Hicks protested
earnestly against being taken into custody, and de
clared'that he was not a citizen of the United States,
but an officer in the army of Gen. Walker, in the ser
vice of an independent State that had never ac
knowledged the authority of the federal government.
Several of the parties named are Baltimoreans, and
left this city last week, with the avowed intention of
embarking for Nicaragua. [Baltimore Sun, llth.
Pretty business for the United States authorities to
be engaged in. Why not establish the European pass
port system at once, and be done with it! In de
spotic pountries, men can travel where they please,
and when they please, if their passports are right,
without being molested or interrupted. Their doc
uments insure them immunity and protection.
Here, however, where the odious system is un
known, and where we boast -unlimited freedom,
people are subject to be arrested and imprisoned, be
cause they desire to leave the country in a direction
not agreeable to the government! Hurrah for liberty!
Let one universal "shriek for freedom" peal upon the
startled air ! We've got the name, at all events, if
we have'nt anything else.
AN AMERICAN's OPLION orF ENGLAND.-The foL
lowing home-thrust at John Bull is from Oliphant's
work on Minnesota. It was not long since copied
into the London Times without comment, but why, is
more than we can say :
Wal, you Britishers are cute; you go on the high
moral ticket. You call annexation robbery and terri
torial aggression; but there ain't a power in creation
that's swallowved more of other people's country with
out choking than you have, when nobody was looking
particular. And now you're ageing to fight for civil
ization by protecting the most barbarous power in
Europe, and for liberty by allying yourself with a
French despot and a Mahammedan tyrant; but chew
me if liberty ain't a long sight better off in the hands
of that old possum Nicholas than such mealy-mouthed
hypocrites. You understand stabbing great princi
ples in the dark, you do. Liberty is all bunkumwith
you. If it ain't, what do you go scraping and crying
to all the despots of Europe for, when you could raise
tihe hull continent in the cause of freedom if you had
a mind to? Why don't you choke off your privileged
classes, and set your oppressed white niggers free, and
give back to the black niggers in the Indiesthe coun
try you've robbed them of, instead of screeching at
us, and coming over here with your long faces,
almighty jaw and unremitting lies about slavery and
Cuba? There's no sin in creation your no-ssled,
canting, bellows-winded Parliament won't commit, if
they can make a darned cent by it.
ENGoLAD AND AAesnr.C.-The London Spectator,
in the course of an article on Great Britain, and the
United States, says that the whole question of hostility
or no hostility, has been created on that side; and in
addition adds:
The bullying articles that we export are a justifca
tion for bullying articles on that side, and for bullying
speeches in Congress; and our own statesmen desire
in turn a justification from the bullying they have
provoked. The sober men on the other side have
their coadjutors here, appearances notwithstanding;
but the dust that the noisy folks are suffered to raise
hides those two practical parties from each other's
sight. As to the ' questions" between thetwo coun
tries, they are not in themselves difficult.- There are
difficulties to be overcome, but they may be over
come. The greatest chance to procure a settlement
in either case would be a fair discussion, and an
appeal to the spirit of justice onboth sides. Nothing
hinders that appeal but the bluster, and nothing, we
truly believe, permits the blustering to have been
called forth but the passive ignorance or indifference
of the English public.
SUICIDE.-The Newark (N. J.) Eagle says that a
young man named John Sheland, committed suicide
there, recently, under peculiarly determined circum
stances,
Just after the Doctor had left him, his wife went
into the room with a basin of water for the purpose
of bathing his feet, and beheld him before the mirror
with a knife in his hand in the act of cutting his
throat. She screamed for assistance but in vain, for
heedless of her cries and apparently deaf to her re
monstrances he struck the fatal blow and expired
shortly after. The disease, it is supposed, had reached
his brain, and the act was committed while in a state
of insanity.
DESERTION OF TISeTAN DoAcUHxA.-Annexation
Extra.-The ship Peruvian, which arrived here yester
day, brought out the entire family of the late Mr. Glass,
cosmonly called Governor Glass, of the Island of Tris
tao dAcunha. We do not know theexact number of
those who arrived, but it looked pretty large, as
they landed at the wharf, and we should think there
must have been upwards of twenty in the whole, con
sisting of women and children, and, if we mistake
not, embracing the entire population of the late Gov
ernor's colony, though we cannot be quite certain as
to that. We believe the Glasses have concluded to
abandon the Island altogether, and take up their per
mnaneut residence in the United States-probably hi
this State. Tristan d'Aeunha may, therefore, be
considered as annexed to Connecticut, which is we
believe, the first instance of a single State having
quietly brought about an annexation of a sovereign
State, withlout. so much as saying " byy'r leave" to
UncleSam..: [New London Courier.
SnrsosL. TASTE OP A MALE Ass.--There is in the
possession of a farmer near Bolton, England, says a
cotemporary, a male ass which is known to be fifty
yeas ,of age. He s onamed "Billy," and prefers to
bacco to any other luxury, 'Ie is likewise very fond
of a pinch of snuff Our informant (says an English
journal) has, within these few days, seen Billy masti
cate a large quid of pigtail with as much relish as
as. Jack tar in her Majesty's service. When be had
finished the tobacco, a pinch of strong rappee was ad
ministered, which Billy snuffed up without the least
demur, and curling up his olfactory organ, deliverei
one of those charming solos peculiar to his peocies.
n. rret
It ianeet Latteen th. fi tome -oe tt
rmr. Cela ' I dined w Rth r y, h gd;
prpvat to PiTco pl wt ;om re d
C.ourt of t ti asnf e , t hie oinp t
w-pere rknp u cll after dain er, .../.y es
a n la.tteel~eImte- jf O. wish t K W
by Sehetot Brnoks, showol tl)elr, i sinr i
and principle with, no. indeed, - b.t' ly i.in e th
havebeen expeced of 4~eal nT o .pae; f.e e n
Honmek. nt organizaetiran ofetterlep earigi •
Diaa',8ir.LOn my retain home. from a beot
tpa neigof the boring county, yoaf f tht .-m u. d -
w~aas pdtlaced in mn haand'crpt m
thisstaient Late inthe wermme or e n the
fal of 1844, in cormpae with some den editee
gentlem.ls I dined with r. Clayt a ahland;- the
on. Georgetltoberfbo;, formerly Chief Ju tice of t iul
Court of Appealsowaofthep dritc, n A ii cocpay.
weretakig-leae after diner Mr Clays eted
tom. udge ., obeitso and . j.elf his wia- t.a t we
ehonld remain aferthe other gentlemen should htve
left. ueid so-wie Mre. Clayb infermed tth"at-he
had received arcomnlunictti. n froa'some a i
American organization Paianyv, declarin
favor -of the priniple of rathisoemnt and re.
qneting, if his opinionsa were -in acsrian with i
thnye conmanicted ltos him,to vexpreset nto
them, and authorize th plico. di
tinctly, and withat;res tatedsa it
the Native Arisecan priocpkle, and e addd, he
wlshcdttononsultwultnas uses the iropglety ofhis
authoriaeogi puhblic avowal ofthin opinion. Aoe
Natve'Aaeican p riciplte had not been adopted
by the'Whiparstyapr ited ed andte int
rsenngpen dito theeioetlnnwd shorthollJ u
of the Nati rican onc t ad
Weugignted thtitd OwSated .. ei ri t aa r s t o-'
expete move byhlamthatirog u neresaily dihturn c
for the thimehmle othepl tam inp and hatnre wuid
not be unflcietit time hefoe the ee for th
priacipleortiohave its prooperand , legtmaeiheotin
referene to hbndoef wh t toi can peple. Hr.
Clayexxpreaoed hin' concnildcoe ilathcOsetdws.
Mar.lay did a t read ha Judge Roberlaoin
or myself, thecormmanican whichhe hadeesived;
nor did he enter intoa partict h e letih i oa its cons
atento With High regiardyonrto, Det ,
Hon. ahnerr Bpooin Albaeny, N.tY.
Tie Ne wCoL om N SrOsared .-Wee fndintheD w
York paper, of the 8th,fnlaccornts d.the
of the new steamhip Adratic, builth y oafd r
man,George Steero, the snucesfnal atoe ofr
many maritime glories. The lanoch btcid ,thed
7tht and the Timson uay there weru iht a l ensta
people present
eAt 1 po'lock, the Adriatiecn had nab rded A"he o
were wisaing She w ldm hapihn usannch Woi .
bourccesfnl, hut thesw exand no aecred.e. -Byt
way of affording a sf ;the f theis.iameein
noba wan launched o ly frmn th vidjeri%,.'
: .yard of Mr.Wm. iA Wi od fid wisgeetedr ituload
Meanwhile, row-hoat, with et heir `f er..e,-and
steamers with their hindreds,pr thtcolorn c . e.ve
gliding to and fro it front,adding gret t ly latp
rest, nod enhanc h-the pin e ad _th
scone. Andwlligttheirnoi hr e hoower in
grandeur, f-a the trium0ph. nhe mWt-chant u-e
areapprecm b onle, a whey were l to wi e
firotootry s. whatoth ey bele n ti -the obe
naval arhitecrtral beauty uponbher`in z l n.
While they waited the wo tthe waany e
of ells, the shrriiping ofCteli whisle
ing of cannon, and the enthusiastic ohoutinga a e
lighted multitude. Onwardehewent across tit water
-all other craft makin way for her. When sheha
reached the middle of the stream, those on board let
go her right bower anchor, but on she went, dragging
it with her. They let go her left, hut she dragged
that also, and continued onward untilahe bad destroy
ed a portion of a Brooklyn pier, made the othera
tremble, and satiofied anintereatedparty that she was
boundto rundown all oppooition. Then lhestopped.
Hany were afraidohe might have sustained some in
jury,but those who examined' her declared Ate-lad
not received even a scratch. When this. -
made knownthe multitude began to disperse, t;
12 o'clock hut fewremained.
Ber machinery is in coutrse of contrection at-t
Novelty Worhes and itisbelieved uhe wlllhA
to make hier trialtrip four moothe hence. She-. t6
have two oscillating engines, the cylymadereof. cls
will beone handre inches in diameter and 1w ac
feet stroke. Their nominal horse pawer wsill his
1,000-actual power 4,000. She will have eight tubi
lar low-pressure boilers, which will be worked at
f thirty Ibs. to the square inch, though capable of bear
ing sixty libs.
Hr. Steers, the arehitect and builder, in reply to
some enquiries, arose und stated that he was a native
of the District of Colombia.
TrE RIO DE JANeEmO AFFAm.-The Washington
Organ has a letter received from an officer on board
the United States ship Savannah, which gives some
additional intelligence relating to the difficulty that
occurred on the 11th February last, atRio de Janeiro
between the American Commodore and the British
Admiral. Admiral Johnson, it seems, alleging that
he had reason to believe that the steamer America be
longing to the United States, then lying in the harbor
at Rio, was a Russian privateer, sent word to Commo
dore Salter that be felt it his duty to search her. To
this message Commodore Salter returned answer that
under no condition should he allow an English officer
to search a vessel bearing an American flag.
Capt. Hudson, of the America, came on board the
Savannah and denied the charge. He was perfectly
willing to be searched by the officers of the Savannah,
or the custom-house officers of Rio; buthe would not
submit to anything of the kind from the English or
French, and threatened, if they sent a searching
party on board, to throw them overboard.
On the morning of the 12th, another message was
received from Admiral Johnson, who was not atisfied
with Captain Hudson's denial of the charge, but still
insisted on the rightto search the America. Commo
dore Salter sent back a warm answer, which was met
by a threat on the part of the Admiral to follow, over
haul and search the America at sea. This caused the
Commodore to cease all communication with theEng
lish, and bend all his energies to preparing his ship
for sea and for action. A letter -asesathimfromthe
Admiral by a British lieutenant, but the letterwas
returned unopened. At the time of writing the ship
was ready for sea, the boats being all hoisted in, and
the ship unmoored, riding at single anchor.
The America was to sail the next morning; andtow
the Savannah to sea with her, the Commodore de
claring that though the English force was treble his
own, that he would ire upon them atthe esit attempt
to make a forcible search. The officers and crew of
the Savannah were excited by the prospect of en
gagement with such odds, hut hopeful of victory.'
Such was the certainty of an engagement that a.
number of the foreign residents at Rio hud chartered
a steamboat to accompany the two squadrons to sea,
in order that they might witness the engagement..
It is proper to add that Lieut. Le Roy pand Boast
swain Whitaker, wlio examined the America under the
orders of Commodore Salter, reported in writing that
they had examined every part of the vessel, and that
no vestige of the alleged ammunition or guns were
found.
HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.-A Father Murdered by his
Son.-From the Eastern (Paulding, Miss.,) Clarion
we learn that ThosR. . Borden, Esq.,;onae of heamost
respectable citizens in Greene county, Ala., was shot
by his own son while lying in his bed, on the .morn
iag of the 2Sth ulnit. Mr. Borden was shot atsight in
his bed, and before Mrs. B. had retired. She wasiný
another part of the house, and hearing 'the report of
the gun, went to her husband to wake him that-he
might get upto see about it. Upon speaking to him
and shaking him he did not reply, whea:5 light was
procured nod the unfortunate man found/tohnave had
his head literally blown to pieces. Hisnson was
ecarcelynsospected of the crime until the day of his
father's fuherol, when he took his father's saddle
horse, and four thousand dollars, Whi4he paretbnosly
knew was inrthe house, and fled. 'Th neigh.ors im
mediately pursued him, and arrested him at Lauder
dale Springs, Miss., and carried him back to the scene
of his inhuman crime.
AMnERIOAN VE'.E.L RSDorau BY FORBIsN SEA
asN.-Wlashingtfia. April 10.--A dispatch from the
American lMinusteot aNaples mentions in terms of
high commendation tho emiient services; of iic
D. Alnudo and Captp (laijdaleuis rescuing fronshahIp
wreckthe American .esels l .ran-and Golha4le,
and suggets that°s i ldmedalh.ith suýt e.
vicesand inse'pfi e pirsented hbmL s t$t
such tastimhit `d bo valued by th e e
,yond thei4deniiishe" commonl.i .si s ybroy.
olty;..nd iwoiildaiot:o dily streoithen tin'5ld o..
goodunderstandiug between ke IWo! rosi nties,>riot
what is of more importance, might, by encorgg
similar acts, prove the meaup ofsaving the 'lives and
property of AmrOran'eia. ti.bas. The document was
to-day transmitted to the House by the President.
Eowre Foonnor vD LCtrsE. HrNER--Frank Les
lie's Illastrated Newspaper contains the following
important fact in relation to the last days of the late
Lieut. Charles G., or "Alvarado" Hunter:
"Let it never be forgotten of Forrest, the actor.
when mendeal hardly with his fame, that it was his
generous friendship that soothed the lastinoments of
poor Hunter, and conveyed his remains with fitting
respect to the grave."
1!rt Fso4# r Phdasi+ eeon."
question6eago fi 't
Mr. Masooorppoii d es , i who
arin redroooho
:nie in'reh on aiiigaiinst i ano,.e
Mr. sPeard regardits It 'a etyonni.
p. rtant oootistwlhe~hr it woat bythe Senate
or oyyas.he had p. i Ils
tierobtread ib t t. He e. oght,
however, thatitt nd e pope o it SM
tee of coaefesy.. ;
Mr. Butter reffarateh hit oho ` th
tmotion - .
Mi. "Hamltn de lrdtto ave `t prited' isow
infornsithIopiMs·thatfin o ftthe
+dmirtorun of K-auo undea'.t SteatOded t
hEm1~htm i jid drtli liac B
to the Suh
to'~e
elioth ae l .
L sa BPtste tito the- a; o U S'i'~
Iowl toaidb per
Iiwit6 threeathr dal.whie f t ti~a
i ets r e the
eatee or eElectiona
`ýa;fop ,o5
BFokot~nttittonnerIotohea1Tofre p.ruzot
bI ,, os iaonm
lu~teoeenp to thtr~te
eonodl Gho eaen e
0tathinu th oee t ottte i deneSW
Shten readit
Ifo. Phelps opposedit.Hwi uw+ln
thegoerment totheentire
The cities of Georgetown sod
bear their ohaseof dtseexpemse.
lon. otlsaont. Wudp ot toBiigovprnnss th
piwer tohagethe petrtbeG s e
?ie .Phep. Yes, ' ot Logos dPere the go.
verornamendorpedtlin aptwrier. ,
fonng the Yadodd a oing
Mr.Phlp epoei i. e aeohsenwlsnstwae
th goermet~aodh to hetnir apia odf to co
Th iie fCeceoa n Wahgp
b e th ir s are o th ep et t ah av
Mr.Eusis. ,Woidp~nt te,,th
poe t hag tepipe o teus f h wtr
Mr Peps Ys btf bpi aktoin heg
~hgen gf~ip uuy t yp t t~ b9to cht;
5t± ,5th.is sft' isl ih.qssckslih.
klr of sdsftiy' bhto!: -o
At hfp·f mtitsk slefsP ibs 1ap:~ar
qtnaild,ýth i g~ietjon. lb. bk~off
hootsoho no b oh iooh of~ke d~t.aaeldI
- teib dOIO WVoL~Tefo orolloti onoeR~thogof
and an rhira,"Dame r dfitopsaktidiry:e On e
fOh. Cotoi Btoaotk nbonrva thphof 00U~ /pitod~
oatgino bong to ioitroeoo, :bat d to thAidg. "'Stoooet
-of hvttprautsa to hgttai than a;Ooflw1olt
nol.on 1 gy - oio tr t-th bnor am. nofeoonio
the Cooadt fodladt" ,,;, brti tjoini r'go. llQxd to
th0 exeap ofoorlom _;ý &ifbd';., Q ahe Aftooea s
ed'ithver
dcooolo Y ootooorlo 0.
'»3t si~~t
slUoOG.A ,gp$ oonhn. h'it O -wn 3 n'WIaa
ofetnodo pnothhmudoeonoot, al. ai ~olghtt~~snitrf i .q
onAollo o; holtmhso oes ho "Z itjA
poled o n~oooynondhapilo wnbsol1idrioho
Ol~nrooso fin, Oho polo,,honooddoe ·lo
sleeping. Rnshpgup; he as =61 Spa Oto `,Toaata .thao°
dashed ptutrhhn an yeape.'Pinec nthe oa;.ajtthttit citl.,mrsed ithohoro ;r adbee pltedat-qh-.trn
Ohrotot'hyontlaitthonohoot piai f4~6ao
of ho;but theopototobs ha Ohql
lagaamo money wee under th) pe1oRaflea r b
nod nihLE SDICIDooOb OPAonnoo-o C noooj
tierves, iho'tpaoiard, who murderedhawtajnao t;ili
hosoonod ot ho oo sinc comttodsootno, etonooS .00.1 It his
the Perish Prisoo, by uttnohg nosohroat A tth o
ithcome, are allowed to the prgonlers when -totdo Thb
and tohougtoth uti hooPd ben pronodosunlohoapoo, to
seemed tot to snow itottherwdse, we cannoot 00bd: CO th
letting him have stchtan logttome tfoto ho. mloo:; Ao, ttao.
be got the raoer, he lathered himself, stotdtttod b1.t~ha`og tod
madthoflot nofshdloaploog himstl. hoddeolyl ha dmythtyspiehot
.cone his throat, mgkiag a terrible gaahj from whic flit bbb'
oowed in a torrent. The kdepwr, and oevernl oteir pbnatdta .
ohtayed to getn rte rotor fom the mOdmh tno wrnpt toh loot, h
beiog frtoottc'tdý,pgerioa to continue his -loedy,,vark. The
raCer woonktoodI ltotod fobm his hand by his sotonetooo o of
and the nodm, 1 ompletod his selfodestructio. by tot niskoan
on the gollery andleaping over the bhooptotde ta.eyd below
a distance of fifeen or eighteen feet. The unhappy man prig~
dead before the horror consequent upn hisaaais banahd subsided.
The Coroner held an Inquest on the body, ndretarne in appro4
prlata tatebct Thadecasedwasrnativaof Spa·U56 yeatpold
Nothing is knowan as to the ad'Fl or the insanity which led to
each terrible results.
BADLY HunT BY A Mt7Lic A ID S-l named :Owes
01 Nell, was kicked in the abdomen by his mule yJaitdy af
ternoon, and It is eppoad, dangerously iojor ., 'Hoie tak
to the hospital.
RoBerY.-Lyman A. Cole was rested y
aftemoon, on charge of robbleg P+ Itths . Lt..e., of
Franklin street, of $175 in tch aetd MIo ~ ihartlelee.
Two other men and faoe we re aesesrle to
th erobbery. Theyeilto e tghtieme.
KEEespING aEx-ofi Mayhew
and bess, havinb t ct bythe p eeeat change .
the police depapdnt pieB, for theponee, to
"paddle ther one cnuon" olie enoegh to lenda
hand to Jcsft e!ehtbare es'ffte . Wd psrceive
that then at the Faa District
Guard-houe,4d ei d eat1 eeheh wasetolefrom the
resldence of Mr. Solomqns, some Thyo d It in
downtown pawnltpe e'e oh ,s hedee pledged for
000. Pat Waterts>te b-drl a t beetl efoeth First
Dstrioto tto t an ' e `tt e the eiged' t bile poawee
mhrokety" he itn ewho left thWlth
FIRST tItT Com.-The faree oCfaire s.
Reese progresed yesterday, tothe eseent oreseete wo wit
neses, at we Sonte ned tit-tday ; nethieg oIcemaethy of
noe beinog done toC uret. 'Qti.eiy- threed wttpaeeaere ete.
teed onsthe fit' edayltthetrial, and'teeo witehe n the tee
end day, how long wi it reqeire to eeami.e the hudredor oe
that asyety toome, d for th oseecuton t lye The antrie
nmates of.the parish prison wodd ner e to l this Oues.
tioa meedhld, weopifee. :And que.p--What was done deetng
the mtny weeks spelely seteapart to the etaking dowe of teei
mony ilewrittng, entde the Coot, if that teatimonymost now
be taken in the old-fablonedw ay Ee.aeeho faiitomoswee
thase queslons. r o
Fohta DIsTRIm T Cout.,-Mrs- . J. r ithd Enmeline
Gentinyesterday suedfora divote from her pteband, Jtmee
W. Tate, to whom be was qaerrted in 184, Ci ,thls eity. The
groeund, f her pettot dd all eoged drunkenhesaed t mrel t-et
ment. J.Q.,Brtdrord, Ea h her atorey.
REcoD BsiooT's Cout.--Joephh A. Monts,
'aeseoedýf ehooh g WnWm. . C.Donnellin thetok, on uh.edy
nightl ost, on nmpart street, near Poyda m.rket, wae dlf.
Schsrged yeeterdey, his pt tor not beisg willlng to sweer
Spoetrvely that hete wtthlet. t.
We.. Doose . .s ai4i oIa charege of strlking John H.
Sehiapier iC the fare i.lelopbh, t the orner of Mtgaz e.e and
(Glrodstrets, onTeesdeeyeldni•. CasOe Sdfledfr th .2d; U
not gtoen.
eohn Ross was arraigned on ahage of thwing Ia etoe at
eAl. Sand tnd bitting his mule, on Levee eto t.a set fxed
tortahe Pd; bhlet given.
Wein: Coe was up osn a ha5 f tegeJhhwi d gee oetn
of $20. Filedfortldy :dy- " "
Gieorge N. A edi tts and ]DY Diner teenp tsechatS
sof offerint voleuce to John W. ewaet, ien hi store,'ahe Te
noer elPoydrtetedloCa.tp lhetott F~gloe t-sy..
11 OtOaDEtt RAMos' Coutoi.-A meal named Johtn,
accted of kpig a disorderly hoset on CotSl tete certtin
negtrowoan, eoeeted of passing $2Ot eeltefel t 0e Cthee.i
unts, at the corner of Borbon and Blahiete stteetse Cherie
Bron, accused of darting weeapotet; tedJa eeottR-.eottsed
of pitktng Madame Gonoele's pootetP 1e $2 Iet-dreetttrds
dohktedforfutnue eaSmtlOti ot. Igetueot s as.Onew.
n other eepeoets.
lliooeees Ssuzzotaho'e Coveote'o-P$2T1 TTylont
Imprisoned on a ehtrsge o shooing orpoi DsDeon i thesol
der, i a recent toffee-hoasee.eenter they ted.. wso yeeedey
reiotesed from prison upo givtg batl o. otf eOn RDs itllli
wounded eonstderably weee thea Dtlelon hehek bg a er
feet hcan of hbom Andesttt "
"Ajte.ueetts This Evenlncg.
ST'. Hsee .aO T'amstt.-Gabriel BRavel Troupe.
"Thetteetttoeter C ' Oteoptiege :' NS tipe~teteetI Fa ;
"KepI ntbe Dark."
Qseeerv TaPATTRE--M;] lar iii Hert - as 'LCa
P.LIcAo T ,gTE,,---MRalteSt X40te 0
et Faetetstquta

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