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TPxAB ANDt MflXICO:
To nail onTIIUR 014AYO)AY .ntR o'c 0A
FOR GýALVIlýtiTON AN15 allAr1A
G]A l ed NAY, - U. &. Stnfl 11,o.-1i noew and
fl4ni .4oon sl nmahip LouIafrn, W. H.T
Trot, 0o4'Sode, wll I00oýý 0000 nlo
Fibr freight 0o p;e 0010; o aoonmoot0on, Opply
to h fot of Jotoooetrhlt,
opppea lto the Steamfs~':j~e 8feeship Lnndlog.
, Theatenahip of tis lne wll terealter pay Illghteregel
g ioodo from 'oHor H.o to ooovnoo.
hipRo are wtll please pas pid' 0tlooolvooo wth the atoooo,'o
bllsofladiog. PTO fer to, dllboe sigd. a72
To sail oa TItUtt0DAY. May ol ,t g a'clock`A' 10.
F4gfBr OR VEI$AgR1UZ.U. 8, MAIL RIMEN
Tho bo w0 oougnidfl ttomtooldpT exat Tho,.
Forbes, commnadee. B w Yar· Cnu
,bove, oonooely caoloty mlg the If,
p®- freightor~p00O000,e findg miogant accommodations
for eabiol and o'o"oiol piO000,piyto.
OLlll0d ooOIIOAoo. fot oP doll oodtrit
opnalob the oanm0p Lod g.
WtNO freight will be ieelvood oll0out du orderb00 the
50005. 016
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS i7.
S. NMAIL LINE-r-FOR .GALESTON AND
NATAGIORpA BAY.-The Thefollowtt ngi nswnd
magnifcent temshceip. well hereafter loce.9an SUADAY and
THURSDAY; at 8 oclock, AC'L pnUctuN, : iIj ',
Charlec Morgav, Henry Place, Cmcncior.l.
Mexico, John Y, Lwe do.
Loulana Wm.1. Tal. ot, do. ,
Perseverteeei Hlnry-Sheppard, ' do..
Delivering fright or tll pointin WetemTenac , at the end
of the litps Tackles, Powtdbeher, Lower eIndlanoa.
Shie- will tlease' reyide tie.eelves weth the stceam
eecMtIc ladinggM no othorform will a .
IAIIRIS MIORIAN, rcito Jnlan street.
P. S.-Thite Line b.elR etablithed iti own Pilot on F'.ca
Vallo Bar, the steamers wll hereafterbe takecn in Ed out under
hespeapc.itendcee of Its owne Captins. -, e: if
-`T-~RL T A 0[idNE
FOR `BALTIAORE-RtEGIULAR 'tLINE
Packets-'hce At fast selling.cket bark Dennisl
FKelly, CGeern mester, having most of her cargo
engaged, will have ditpete. For bclcaneofl crleht apply to
GEO. W. IIYNSON & CU0., 82 Camp street.
',-For pectce, applyto Caplten on board. myl
SFOR BALTIIIcOEtRE-R IGULAER ILINE
The ficec ticsgaeket wac hoonen. Stlh ey Prlce,
(candy mter c, lcng leneriy ll her carego engaged,
car biaeeie t liptccch.-,.A+etlancecof freight or pscsage,
Ct't *i .GO.G:ý.' ElNeUN A C. , Fl.Ct deciteee
FOa - R 'BALrTIMORE -FIRST"VYFSSEI
NRechlar LiFePcaekets-Th fict seiling packet Ibrk
tuey Ann, Keller, emaer, having moct of her
cr eeengaged, will liVe 'dtspcehh For cbalece of freight or
ecesnge, apply to, OO. W. HYNSON & (CO ,.,
alb 82 Camp sreet.
FOR BALTIRORE-REEGUL .RA.NiE
The pendidc new At breigc-ai ny Wilttler,
na masmiter, having a largo pomio o"f !er cargo en
ge eilc have immediate dispatch. For bolance of freight or
piatlae, ipplty U
a8 UEU. W. YNeON &0, CO.. $2 ceimpcstreet.
PHILADELPHIA.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. - REGULAR
eINF-The fiec, fast Eailiug packet bark Cheat.
B. Trultt, Scull, mester, hvingc moe t of cier crgo
eg tand will have lEdapich. For belance of freight apply
to E02. W. IYNSON & CO. 82 Ccmp otreet.
Fcor paeaecc, ,apply to Capltain on ibard' . myl
FOR PIIILAD)ELPIIIA - REGUILAR
LINE--The new A1 splendid packet bark b. Len
ltg 'mmen mater.,having a lurge )ortioelot her
cargo engag, will y, qucick . dipiii.For balance of
freight or passage, DIapply on board, at thicEef Market, dr to
e.{. )E0. W. IIYNSON & c0.. 82 dCamp t.
BO'ST ON.
.g FOR BOSTON-- REGULAR PACKET LINE.
-The A blerk Brootn, S.rague mester, havinlg
Slarge portion of her cargo engaged, will hace qulck
a For bnlice o freight nrpeaecge, apply to
a28 Ge0 . W. ttYNSON & (:o.. 82 Cimptreet.
FOR .BOSTON-EREUIAE PACKET LINE.
-The regular packt bpck Delptlco, Seule master,
i nearly all hebr cearo o board, will have quick
dispccb, as .bove, For bLaadc, of freiegh, apply to -
c' - GuFO. W. YNUON & CO., 82 Ccmp Sctreet.
FOR BOSTON--REGULAR LINE PACK
rei-the A packet bark cAglla, UBarker, ma
trc. hving a large portion of bier cargo engaged, will
cc tehece. For baance of freiht t, applt to
al, Ee.O. W. ItYNSON A CO.. $2 Camp st.
S PFOL BIOSTON --REiIILAR. LINE--TIIE
ncw At Packet Whip W. V. eIotes, Dardel oJnes,
cemaster, hving nearly alil her crgo engaged, will Lavc
qldck dispatch. For balance of freiight r peassage, apply o
board, at Post 18, ilret Diairict, or to
il5 CI)Ri. t iN'hSON A CO., U8t Crn street
a, FOR BOSTON-REGuULAR LiNE PA(1K
b 'S--Tce lfet ailng packet Wlip Franeeoele,
Wiilool e, m herinig ei cemoet of Iier cargo engagied
wel have dlspacce. PFr alanoee f iireilght or penage, apply
aell GEO. W.. tIYNSON CO., 82 Campc t.
F OR BOSTON--REGULA.R LINE or PACK
- ETiS--The AI pcket chip Bay State, Siemmons,
.i[tateribcc havlne liostof 'her ceagoigegi, will ihav
qclek dicp-tch. Fre bnlaicef freebht or .csage, apply to
c7 iei. W. IYNSON .t COr., 82 Cccip crret.
LIVERPOOL.
SFOR LIVERIPOOL--TI E Al BRITISH
clii Nabol, Ioee, iccec, hinc-pc of hier
cargo engcced, will ccif wil iipatic. Nii fecighi,
Api yU m . II. ASIIRIitli.E C CO.,
a17 l2e Ceeuon etrceei.
HAVRE.
FOR IIAVRE.-T21E PACK ET SI1IP
Rlclunold Goki2n, master having nearly all
hecargo engaged, will-have quick dispatch. F, r
reight or passage, apply to
222 GO& W. 7HYNS0N & CO., 82 Camp street,
FOR SALE. FREI0IIT OR OHART6ER-22.- 1
wood subein2at2ho.ner St. Lawrence, Capt.
Headhnd, of 13 tons bhm:hen, is unloading at the
F'rst DiStrict, Plea "luo Tier, mid will be ready to receive cargo
on Monday, the 151h inst. For particunlar, apply to
a22 BAR16LI & LO., 61 Common 0 t.
WANTED TO CHARTER-A GOOD
resol of sbout202 barrels. Forpardculars, ppiy to
J. 1H. ASHBRI2DGE 2 CO.,
toll 120 Common street.
RAILROAD TRAVELING.
NEW ORLEANS, JACK
s,. AND GREAT . ORTIIHERN
RAILROAD, 2De2pot on Calliope
street, corner of Clara street, near the New Basin.
PASSENGEK TI AINS le.ve Osyka daily at 6 A. M.
Roaches New Orleans at l A. M. 2,enves New Orl2an. daily
at 35; P. B. Reach2Osykaa8 P. . Passengelsreceived
and mNlded at all intermediate stations.
FA2--Four cents per mile, e2h way. Children and servants2
half price.
FREIOIIT TRAIN from the City to Osyka and all nterme
diate satntsmn, every Tuesdny Thnrsda " and Saturday, and from
Osyka to New Orleans eind a.utormenlate stations, every Mon
day. W2ednesda2and Friday.
22-An 22xe2u22on train wilt leave ti1l city everySuday a
A. M. for O 2yka and intermediat stateions2 an2 return by
fp PM. Fare half the usual rates.
jpPFaeson Tickets issued, on applcfation, at a moderate price.
GE. . i. 2 IA22E2URSTGen2 Sup2r't.
Tri-.Wekly L2ne of STAGES TO .JA2KSON. 22iss. nl
NEW ORLEANS. OPE
LOUSAR AND GREAT WEST
ERNiCfi6~ Bs~ RAILROA\D.
SUM2IE1 ARRAN0GEMENTS.
This Road will be open for pas2enger2 and freight from Algiers
to Bayou imaf, a distanc of sesenty-three miles, on and after
the Istf 2 MARCH NEXT.
PASSENOER TRAINS:
Leaves the Depotatt AlgAer2 ever 2y day nt............8:30 A. M.
Gretna every day 2 t............8:462 A. M.
Arrive at Bayou 2 2 cu2 every day 2t ................12:30 P. 2I.
RETURNING:
Leave Bayou 6eu .................... :0 P. M.
Arrive at Gretna ..................... 5:20 P. M.
at Algiers ....................6:30 P. M.
2 2re222222w22222 ..................... .....,.... . .83280
A Ferry 22I2t will connect with the Passe2ger Trot"2, leaving
the foot of St2 Ann street every morning, at 8 o'clock precisely.
Freight willbe received for 1ayo2u 8n2e2nd i2i2rmediato St2 -
tio.m by the Company on te2 wharf at the foot of St. Louis street
every day until 3 o'clock P. . All up freight moat be paid by
the shippers, and frelghtto be delivered at all other Smh'ions
than Bayou des All2mandes, Racel6nd, L2af2orch2 2rossing,
T2rrebonne, Tig2rvill2 and Bayou B22 6 fl (where the Company
h6ve Agents) must be prepaid,..
Printed Roles and Rates of Freight In pamphlet form for cir
cuhmdion ob don pplication at the office of the Comppany.
o2tf A. B. SEGER. Vice Presiden.
AJUCTIONx,2 =TICC E.- THE SUBSCRIBER RES
pectfully i e .'ihis friends and the public, thathavingre
sumed i2is old hu*i!.aT.4 AUCTIONEER and AYPRAISEIIF.R,
has taken his offie, No. 3. Camp street.
Will attend to the 2 sale of Real Estate, Stocks, Negroes, Ad.
2mni2strators, Assignees, and all others, according 2 o law. He
will also. give prompt and personal attention to all out-door sales,
of every description,
A IResit;' will be kept open for all the Real Estate and
Lands ht rat for2sl2 , either on private terms, or at public auc
tion. Every facility in his power will be offered to buyers and
sellers of R .l Esaxte.
A 222ctic6l Dr2.lhtsman and Plan Drawer wlllbe1ineoustant
attendaneo at his oalne.
W'ith tie assurance that he will gire strict attention to his
business in all Its details, he trusts that te will receive a share of
publicpatronage. BEND- 1NDIG,.Anctioneer,
no26 office. No. . Camp str et.
dOKY'B CITY AND SOUTHERN EXPR]YSS
--Running at all hours of the dad throughout the city-
Agent for the 'ontechnnraln Railroad tompany for ca-ryigthe
Mails, and }having entire charge of the Bagqgage Car.
A messwengter will waitu olln passengers in the cars.
Checks wll be g yen for a I bagge taken in charge by this
Cornpany.
} a7giage checked from residences, or the office, to the Lake
baous, by aulllorlty of the PYofficirtrain Railroad Comnany.
A Weekly Express (every Sunday) to Galveston, Indianola,
Powder htorn and Houston, Texas,
An Express : e : en ger will be dis ,etched three times a week
ho a he Watering Places on the Lioe. Orders and parcels rea
ce v1d at the oficLe.
Bills of lading left at the ofice for goods by the New Turk
trd Texa steamers, will meet with prompt attention.
Schehdules of rates and signals furnished, by applying at the
Branch office at the Poutcthirtrain Railroad Depot, for the re
ception of Baggage and Packages. Open from 8 A. M, to 4
The proprietor hega to notify the public that his is the only
L'ity Express now rsnning, and that his rnrngements are now
completed, and that promptness in the dclivery of goods can be
relied upon. S. TOIiY Jr., 11ropriemor,
re28 ly Plrfnepal olice, 75 cravier street corner Camp.
BATIISI FATHS-BATHS-H ARII ERIZING, No.
26 St. Charles stree.t.
ROLLINS o ce more at his post. The Verandah fire for
hile stopped the aoperation of his well known establishment.
b at TimS, th5 great physiciam, has r Mtored to him n bettei one,
where h1 ca glve it 11 hours Hot, Cold, Vapor, ShoIs or
Iedicalod BATHS.
His BARBER'S SALOON is supplIId with the best artists
Dide country car nsfford, and as Shaving lnir tttng, Oleaning
Dyeing a.d Dressing have eon reduced down to a eiance, ho
He has for salHs well assorted stHck of fresh PERFUMERY,
Furnishing Goods, Cosmetics and the best Dyes anlt Tonics far
MCaID att his Diamond Girr Cutting and Bathing Saloon.
m136m JISEPH ROI.LINS.
QjNDRIES-
U 50 cases ANTON GIINGER:
50 bags TARRAGONA ALMONDS;
2crses PRUNES, in Jars;
25 bbls PECANS;
Lwo bags Carolina COW PEAS;
75 boxes SHELLED ALMONDS;
50 bags El. I WALNUTS;
60bags FILBERTS;
15 1aws SARDINES, quaiters and halves.
or salo by A. F. COCHRAN S HALL,
.16 No. 16 1Gravie street.
]JRLEANS STEAM DIILLS-OFFICE, 78 POY
S drSx et , New OrlsanI--The subtscrber res ectfully in
forms the public that he keeps constantly on hand a full supplyI
f FRESH GROUND AND UNGROUND
CornmeII, Coffee, Flaxsed,
Hominy, PeBppsr, Mustard,
OGrits, Ginger, Oiak,
Crcted Oorm Asplee, Wheat Flour,
Day, G~ttL'tsI, Rea do
Corn, C5,ves, BIcl do
Oat Mace,. Dyspepsia do
Bran, N it..,, linewheat do
0Co.ff Roasted and Ground at the lowest city prices.
31206m E. . E RW5IO.
CAROLINA SEED COW PEAS-.U 1ageJust II.
lied tad for sale by
8.-8 BARLLI L 00O., 61CommonM.,
N ORLEANS AILY
PUBLISHED EVERY DAY, SUNDAY EXCEPTED, BY NIXON & ADAMS, AT NO. '70 CAMP STREET.
yOLUME IX. THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 1, 1856. :- Nti
STEAMBOAT, DEPARTURES.
OHIO. RI VER.
STEADIER NDIAGARA Harryy I.
jtt tt9, aster-FOR ISYUYVIrE-
fifa splendid steamerhs,, ll leave for sllslle
sod all lntertnedlate landings, thLolghoott the season a follows;
Leaes ej Orleans~ on T AYcnr April 26, at 6 P. I
WENSAY, WEDNESAY, ay 14 at 1'. . M.
·, RDAY May152,s IP. M.
WEDNESDAY Junes, 1S H P. M.
" SATURDSATYJly5, 6 P.M. I
WEDNESDAY, JulyS, .56I'.M.
SSat-,SmsI cabe ccnred by syplbinsg
dp21 ISELL. ISUCHEPiANAS '0., 95B S.lg.sn es.
STEAMER ROBERT J. WARD,
CaEpt. Silas F..l111)- P-OE LOUIS. S
VI.-ERA sThs4 well known passenge packet es
wi11, leave for the above port and all Intermediate Ianings b}
.throughlbut Life season. ae follows:
Lesvos New l Ori ,
SATURDAY, NSp ýlssiEsSNp9AYAps 112, at 5 o'clock P.M
,ATURDAY 5vly I . .
TUESDAY.May27, .. . c
PISSIDAY, June715. ..
IMONDAY Junes W
WEISEDI)AY,,Jsiy 16.
N. B. Passcngersscan depend on this steam
er lIevingbs audvertlised.
WNSNo stStroom eonsidered engaged until paid for. S
pyy'A plan o,the cabin can be seenr and stateroomsa secured a
re? V the abo neatrips, by ayplylanf to thle Agents.
1 KF LEFFFI,
n3~it 29 Tchoupitonlnn street.
-.v STEADSIER ECLIPSE1' Capt. Star
- ~ B geass-FOX EOUSSVSLrLE-hl, mngnOdcsnt
pram 6Bprscpar dams; iil leve ferll n1"arn mid all
intermediate I andlS s rhronSout the setae., :s follows
105ves New gleans M5 1ys. at 5o'clt k I'. M.
ey B3,a15 5'clcE P. . +E
0" la . 9t 6 o'clock I'M.
J" " E Jo 2, st o'cloek P. M
July 11 , 5551'clac P. 51.
BPD"; -oo can be scented by spplI in , t
sySI 5651,1, ISUSISANAN k G(1.95 MW.aiy 55t 5
ISTEAMSER JAN. MONTGOMHERY I
ASam'S Mo..tgomery, ,sa.serb-Thi
splendid 1te oH will leave for LVUISEILL..,
Lllraughout the lersnn, as fellewx
Leas New Oriesns , SATtAY. My Si a, P
" " WENESDAY, neIth, , 1at 51'. M.
TUESDAY, Jun2 tBIb, oSP. M.
TSSItS1SAY, July 10th, at P. IH
MONSDY b July bth, 6P.
TDCSSSDI.Y AugHS 1411. st E P. 51
Tb4e 515nt somergs unsurpassed ibyint of speed and s ceom
moSsaliS by any boaS in tLrde. Rooms for any 0 the
above trips can be secured on aplilcatiun to
apb s 1SLL. B 5E1'EANAN9( 00., SlS3sobinstreet.
STEAMER Bbo IAG:NOLIA-T- RS
i15h passenger packest Mngnolial ia55S. t. C
Tb sron, master, will leave for Louisville, tlh
15mainde5of thebsea-sl, i, hollobs.
T UESDAYApsil S~b, 0 P. NA.
SATURDAY. Msyl17th, slP. M.
TUESDAY. o.3 ene5 P. M.
SATURDAY JunSst at 5 . SP .
TUESDAY, Julyth, ,at 51'. h5.
NIo more pallengers wll betabkenb.han can be accommodated
wlthbysbs, and seats at the table.
Staterooms can be accnred at the onfce of
p21l THEO. SHIITE, 2 emmmon street,
LOWER HIISSISSIPP].
Leaves evy THIIRSDAY 0605 6ehOEk 1'. N.
PER1MIANENT SPRING ,AAN
[ icamer Fra klr JM~iilh t 9mlsteid
Iill ea ens above, !or Caroline Landing, Aebtonun PilcherZI
PoisS. Skipwibh'e I5.nd5 g, Lnks Providence, iodsbbch'. L -
Ing, Milbol', RIend, VOeksbsos, DOsSd Gulf, Rbdney, N651.01,
1,11 Adamsi. IRyssn 5,56, Ibsln Roug, and all InlOrmediate
landligs. For reigt orssge ply on board, or to
LEWIS SNAPS1' &0CSS s7.nt Leve.
N. .- Thb Frank Lyon ill 5551 e Irebiht for Y river,
with the pryvilege of r-shlppbglo YibVsburg.
A clerk will RI on to e levee every TuessSy mornoig to re
Psilefreight. iyl
ap-Tbse Frbnk Lyssn will attend to thbebusiness of the steb,
er Magoolia.
Will leave on SATURDAY. 3d in t., t 5 o'y',,sk P. M.
FOR SSEEEPDSs, HELENA, NAPO
5551, 5501vil Oand tIT landingisin the lb edss
TOe ewelar 51666 5 l15 pscbI steameb H. R.
TV. 59.1D,.. rioll, muster, will leso ns above.
56 f,,igbI f 551ght p551,SES a 5pl bi sd, bdort
myS R. NIXON, SUnionsltreet.
5rpThe H. E. W. Dill will falketfreight and passengys bu
Nhnhvilli, ald reship at~ospbls on 5Sl505lS5N,,Iashileled [oe
p 1)t mail TuisbkcS,.
THE LAKE.
LAKE SHOIRE P.ACKET
STEAMER Callfornla.-- Winter Arrangl -
mont.-For Ocean Springs1nd intermediate land
ings, extending her trid as far aF Pacagoua on Tuesdaoy and
Sahn day of each week.
The splendid low pressure packet teamer California, Louis
Nelsonl mster, built eres..ly for this trade, with superior
accommodations, will leave the Lake end of fle Ponlhartain
Railroad on tih arrival at the Lake of the cars, as follows :
Leaves Pontchartrmu Railroad, ,Leaver 0can Springs.
TUESDAYS ......9 A. .1. sars WEDNESDAY MORNING,
TUHURSDAYS,...9 A. .. Cars FRIDAY MORNINGO,
SATURDAY S.. .4 P. M1, ars SUNDAY EVENING.
On uesday and Saturday sh0e w-4 go as far as Pa4cagoul.
~R (R. GEDIDES. Aogent. 0 ank 5 Place.
s l .t^ x2 'h4 !i'1.1 Dh: ýLF,ý= wY i,ýtuFi ldiI al lie
.~ Covtagten and .Abtta Springls--.he ine steamer
101E , ,xTK MAiL~ DHVLLEIewiGbr ,Madsotie,
lr. laila Pertrl Captain J. W. Ilofman, leaves the
Fonltclartrafn RUroay every day after tle arrival of t 1112 M.
cars (Sundays excepted.), Returning, laves Covington every
reorninp at 5 ock lSunday. excepted.)
Fare i$1. Meals, 50 cets.
For particulars, apply on board, or to
e19 tf D. L. OWBER, 98 Magazine street.
FOR IOBRILE DIRIECT, DAILY
IIS.S MAIL, iJNE.--Winter ArrSmement.--The
spleni1d lIw-pressre pcket.41 elF mer Cuba, R.
A. Heirn, master; Florida, 1. II. IIutchilg. master;
OregonI er, ,masmter, having bell buailt elpresOly for tile
t.1ake tr4 e with superior ccommlodations, one of tih above
steamera will leave the Lake end of the Pontehiartrain Railroad
daily on the arri of the 41 o'clock P. M. cars. Returning,
.ilRl stop at Pa.scolna on Monday and Thurday evening1 .
Cabin Fare to Mobile ..............................$6
D eck ................................................ 2
R. GEDDES, Agent, 10 Bank Place,
N.w Or leans, November 1. 155. n5
F- RANK SHAW, Jr., Co., COMMISSRION AND
FOR\IARDING MERtHANTS ANDt DEALERS IN
WESTERN PRODUCE, NIo. 8 Tci4upitou4ns street, New
Orleans. o19 tf
SLAVEe DEPOTP NO. 15h CO1IlIION
STREET-Theunder0lnedh as onh1nd, ind will keep
1consumtly for rale, for either Cash1 or Cit Accepance a
Nfull assortment of SLAVES. consisting o 1ECIIANIIS
ol alI descriptions IOUSE and FIELD 6SERVANTS, etc., etc.
Having leased tle three-Itory dwelling No. 156 Common near
Baronne street, he is prepared to acoramodate transient Traders
and their Slaves on as reasonable terms as can be obtained in the
city.
ella'-Particular attention will be paid to consignments of Slaves.
TISOMIAS F. FRISBY, 15 Common street.
R5.r1 . a1.--FeltowI & Co.; C.rry k Person ; J. C. Ricks
k Co. • Richard Beck J. G. Cocks.:eC. ; Waitt &DISTalts.
N. 1.--The HIGHllST CASH PRICES paid for LIKELY
YOUNG NEGROES. .n7 ly
IS.. o. F.--BOARD OF DIRECTORS
of Odd Fellows' Rest" for 1856.--Officer
1enry Bier, PresidentF John Stloud Treasurer
Jas. Frresa", Secretary. Cemetery Commit
tee-Harper Gillinghnm, Gardner Smith, L.ther ireSo . Fi
nance Committe--Thes. Keefe, W. C. Wilson, I.. Homes
Sexton--Daniel Merritl. Membe--Frank Iewis, R. C. Wil
son D Gee. Seymour.I. Goldman, G. B. Bowditch, J. P. War.
ner, HG Oast1rede, S. Bou0le0et.
3 VAULTS IN "ODD FEL.OWS' REST" may be pro
cured by applying to F.. . CORRY, at Sickles D Co.'s, 88 Ca
telstreet; a0 D. FEI'T STETSON'S, 54 Campstreet ; to H.
MILlSI'PAU I,l U, S Mint and at the Secralnry's office, in
Odd Fellows' Hall, corner r1amp and Lafayette streets.
The price to members of Stockholding Lodgea will be $40 per
vault; to all others $51 per vault.
SInformation relative to the purchase of Lots, can be had
on applicatihn to the Secretary.
Bp15 JAMES FURNERAIX. Secretary o0. P. Rest.
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
' INSTITUTION.-Office No. i6 Camp street--Incorpora
tled under Act of the11 Legislature on 151h March 1051.
The of4ce of the Institution w1l be open for the reception of
Depa~its eery morldng (Snnday~s rexepted) from 9 to 3 o'clock,
andton Saturday evenings from 6 to 8 o'clock.
Deposits of One Dollar and upwards will be received.
The employment of the funds'is strictly limited by ite Act of
incorporation to te Public Debts of the United States, of the
State of Louisiana, and of the City of New Orleans.
DERI 010011 401111ery 111 morin 0100111011,14114404m.9'o
Loans Ilpon mortae of unencumbered and unimproved Real
Estate ittrn the li4 ts of tile city of New Orlea.s, not .4ee.d
tilg 50 per cent. of the sppraised cash value.
Loans upon pledge of the Stock of the Incorporated Banks in
New Orleans, not exceeding GO per cent. of the market value.
All Interest or Profit drived from t 4e employment of the
funds is to he distributed semi-anlnanlyamong the Depositors.
No Trustee can directly or indirectly brrow any of the funds,
or receive any pay or emolument whatever.
Certic0111tes of deposits, having interest at a rat to be agreed
upon. will be issued for sum not less than 1V0001 deposited for a
specified time.
TRUSTEES.
George REnsts, A. D. Kelly, lliam Vogel,
W. N. Mercer, Geo. Urquhart, R.B. Saner,
O.. 0 uncan, A. teiue, GeorgeJonas,
Wilhelmus Bogn1 , P.N. Wood, Thos. A. Clark,
TNhos, A. Adams, E.A. Bradford D.D. Withers.
W. N. IERCER, President.
A. D. 1I1,1,,
Rw1. VOIEL, Vice Presiients.
R. B. SUMNER.,
D.. D. WITHERS, Treasurer.
N. B--Copies of the Act of Incorporation and By-Laws c41
be hbtaineod ot the office, a28ty
CIRESCENT CITY SOAP WORKS-DEPOT
No t afyette street.
The subscribers have commenced in tilts city the mannfacture
'.4 N. 14 Ia11yette street.
1of a Soap for Fntily Ship or Steamboat aI, which they pre.
sent to the public forits approval, In competition with the BEst
soaps of established reputation. Itcombiea economy with free.
deon from the disagreeable effects of ordinary soaps in use, and
will be found, upon trial, to possess washing properties In par
recion, and is guaranteed to contain no10 ingredient in sufci'nt
quantity to inlure the finest fabric of ladies' apparel.
The advantages of our merchants and others, being able to
supply themselves and customers with 1p eqnnlty good if not
bauer, article of homy malmfaeture, will present themselves at
a glance, and the subscribers respectfully solicit patronage,
.10 1 4i1 . ... G1. I__AZN F. CO.
SUMSSTEAMLBOATS ANT) FAhITLIES, SUPPLIED
00with Beef, Pork Mutton and Vealw SOo-oot0, Tripe, ooin
cryr thing i¢ the butcher~ing line. Barrels and helf-bnrrels of
Choice Ciod Heoeef at up ,norder for Cubin or Family 0se,
at Slbl No. 2 POYbRIAOMARKET, by
AUIUSTUSC. CMERKEL.
N. B.Steamtooboo antootd Shi~ootopp10O with all kind, of Live
Stack, such . fresh wi Lows, Hlogs, Shoats, Pigs, Sbeep,
Goat,. Geeseo. Olook,. Ch lckens, t00. 040
.RODRIGUEZ 8:BOWN (SUCCESSORS TD F,
I)'At.U [N S 1:0.,) BR' 1) AITII CRACKLER BAKERSB
No. 36 New Loeven ireot. New Orleans, keep constantly on ohd
a large assortmenof Breald and C1rack er, Pilot Brood, Nooy
00re0, Wino Broad, Fronch 010cu010, C0100o 11ous0 do., Sogar
Craobooo, Boston Crackers, Butoer Ctokers, Water hackers
Soed Cookemrs, Pic Nic. etc., etc., all made by machinery, 00
th akloooolooetooo price0000
NOT~ICE TO CARPENTERS BN UILDERS,
1 Patent Sawed Vinlrbaln, bt ough and dreseod,
from the rely pant heart timber, for rune ¢t $19 per Id for cough,
and 020 p1r 0e for dresotd, in lotsto huit purchasers.
bombor sawed to order.
0,1006m S0T0 PLANINGO MTI0.T, New B.Itn.
CIVIL ENGINEEINOG AND SURVEYING.
Tttoooooogned oo it formed ¢ooo odooopo, 01,for the p,
pooeoof 0ransacting any boooeso ij the nIto, of1iv11 OngiooorIng
¢do Surveying that may 0 e bo Ooated to them, withi1n the St0ate
of OToloano, and haoiog 000d considerblo experience In that
line of hb new, would respectf0ll0 solicit n O hary 0 oboto of u
from those 00ter.0ted therein. J. G. DREUBX.,
W. 8. ITOIOELL
09" Ofie. No. 27loommercial Place. 00000
GUNNY CLOTH1-5- b0T-eo bloty 0lot0, daily 00000000
to: arrive, For sale at s IYSO 10,6 nm t
all GEO. W. ITYNSON & 010., 82 Caolo 00.
SI5oN BALT-&U buhob l. ,to arrlve for Hole by
HAM alt Go0 O W. HYN00N o 0o01h 0d A st.
AMS-SW tierces S, ugrt srr d, for Mlu b~
a~z 15 Tohoopltou)M street.
STEAMBOAT DEPARTUR.ES.
FOR RED RIVER.
Leava Don TIIRDY EVENIN, M Ist alI 51 '. B.
FOR SHREViEPOR]P, GRAND
Pappa , OGrand Ecarc, aompe, Alexandrla, Gor
taon's and all intermediate landings-The steamer a
W.. Shhprman, Gwar-neyy, masater, will leave as above.
For frelghtora passage apply on bod or to ," ,, "
LEWIS SNAPP & CO.,I'FrontLevee.,'
SThe Sherbman will take freight for Jefferson and tbhe
lakes wih privilege ef reshipping. 03)
Will lea .h THIURSDAY, Ist biy. at 5 o'lock P. L T•
FOR JEFFERRSON, PORT CADDO,
Shreveport, GrandBayou, Grand Ecore, Alex
andria and all intermediate landl gs,--The supe
tier, swift irnnaig and regulalr led River passenger packet
stealer Storm, Capt. R. Moodyp, will leave as above. For
t'reht or passage, apply oan board, r to
The 9. will pay no bills unless contracted by7 aptain or Clerk,
a1128 LEWIS SNAPP A CO., 37 Frmit Row.,
Freglht taken for Jeffelrson and above tie Raft, with privilege
,f resipping.
Will leave on TlUR DAY, Ist inst., at 5o,elok,. P.M.
FOR JEFFERSON SMITIIHLAND
.Rentn;.Prt Caddol Alban.y, Shreveport, 4rA
Bayon, Grand Eore, Alexandria, snd ill inter- ]
mediate landings. The superior passenger steamer Storm,
Moody master, wil leave as above. For freight or ptsage,
ap ly onbbal, or toi t
'heaS. will pay no bll, unles contiacted bhy Captain or Clerk.
a526 T. B. SMITH. 12 NSew Levee.
Will leave on TII URSDA Y'. t inst., at5 o'clock P. M.
SSTrEAMDER ROSA %IN PLACE O0
,the steainar Rllapide. For a or, n's landing
and Alex.ndrit, Cotrlle, fiint M riee, Grand
Iiorea Camtrti, rand Rayon Sireveport, and il intermeditto,
landh4;e. The fl.e, Iat runnn .passenger packet st'.mer
Raos. a. C Iryivty; tIter, will lave as above: .FoPar freight
or passage apply on board or to
T. P. SMITH, 12 New Levee. -
g-The Ba ewill take frealghor Jefferson and gpper Red
River, with tihe privilege of storing and reshipping GgRood
boats.. aPE a
Leaves- on THURSI)AYY t inst.. at b o'clPck P. M. posltively,
lavilg bea laianed b-he inle ne of thlbe weather.
.<ls FOR ISUNDEM AND ArI LANDINGS
.on Iakellisatenea, raandl llayou Campptel Grand
-Ecore, Aleanildria and OorlPa' I.nding,.--The
asuperior passenger steamer Belle Gates, L,. Bryan. master,
is now at the landing, loot of Bienville treet, end Waill leave as
above. For freitlht or passage, plply on board or to
.pin . 71. BRINTO A 00.;'l4LafItayette street.
Will leaa.on THURSDAY. Ix in-t., at5o'clockl P. M.
STEAMIER ROSA IN PLACE OF
thlesteamer Rapldcs--ior orton's Landing, A
exndriaa, St. Mantil, Grand eore, Grand
Bayou Shreveport andallintermediate landlng-x-Tbe fine fat
running passenger packet Roa, J.C. Doaay, master, will
leave as above. For freight or-Cpaa.e, apply on board,
.r to , LEWIS SNAPP S CO., 37 Front street.
The Rosa ill take freighlt for Fort Jeffesn and upper Red
Riher, with privilege of reshipping on gaod boats, at
IND)EPaNDENT PEOPLE'S LINE.
Will leave ni'FRIDI)AS the 21 -nIt.. at 5P. M.
FOR SHREVEPORT, {RAND
Bayou, Grand Ecore, Campte, Alexandriaa, -o
aan's, and all intannediae laanlldia--Theaaai
riot fast running pasEanger steamer CaddOa N . 2, Cbas.
biarshall, master, will leave as above. For freight or p'.assage,
apply on board, or to T. B. SMITH, 12 Newl L-La.
Will lea5a on SATURDAY. 3d Inst.. at 5 l ilock P. M.
FOR SI.IHREVEPORT. G AND
Bayoa, Grand garte, Camptel Alexandria and
all ilntermediate landlings.--Th supaerior light
draught steamer P. . RKlmbnllal W. W. Withnhury.
master, will leave as above. FOr frleigb aor passage, apply all
boardl, or to T. P. SMITH. 12 ha I.Levee.
,pe The Kimball will take freight for Jeaeraon, with prial.
leae of rehlipping in the light draft steamer Camlden aiSbree
port- mpl
Will leave on SATURDAY, biay 3, at 5 o'clock P. M.
River Packeb-The 'ine fast raaitng passenger
packet P. F. Kimbal L,. W. W. Witthbn
blry. maater, waill leave as aboe fbr Shrevepart, Grand Eeoae,
Grand Bayou, Camlpte, Alexandria, (ioron's and all interme
iate landings aa Red River. For freight or passaage, apply on
bord, or to
ay.,l L LEWIS SNAPPP S Co., 37 Front streaL
T'ra Kimball will tlae faeih. ufor JeAffran, with prCiaie
of reshippiang on the light drlaRsteamer Camden at Shreveport.
Will leave on SATURDAY. 3d 1luh., at5 o'clock'P. 51.
- FOR JEFFERSON AND ALL LAND
_ iuag ou Soda lbke. Shrevepoart, Grand Ilayou.
Campte,. Grand Ecoreu Alexandria, Goltn'aandl
all intermadiate landingsii L-The new and very light drght pas
senger steamer Srttas, Capt. Chas. Hays, will leave i, above.
For freight or passae, apply on board or to
myl P. . BRINTOIN P Co., 4 Lafayletsltetreet,.
PThe Swan will llo trough to ffetrsan.
Will lenaeon SATURDAY, tile 2d May
FORJF.FE.,RSON.TDEXAS. Thenew
ight draught steameraLo. Star, J. S. Smitb,
leaves posia-elyon Salturdiay, 2d Maiy, for tie
abovi al intermedpiate LaLke Landings. For freligbht or passage
lpply on board, a30
Will leave on SATURI'AY, 3,1 ]a-. at 5 n'Ealak P. 51.
FOR-LAKE BISTENEAU - THE
tennter Sydoala, Hiram Wilson, master,
will leave s boe taking freight fo Miie,,,
Grand iayaou, Campt, Grand Ecore, St. Mariee, Aleaadraia
ardon's, and all intanuediaite landings.
Tha Syldonia being of light drukht,.will eontinue to masko
alakereaular trips as long as tha water permitpi. A smaller
boat is in raodaiess to replace her on the fall of tile water and
close the seasnn.
Piiaslsenars and freight taken as low as any other good boat in
the trade. Por fraighlt or paspage, apply on oard or to
12 J. M. ~OIINaTON S CO., 3'Front L.e.e.
FOR CUMBERLAND RIVER.
Will leave onll TIIURSDAY t l lss.t 5 o'clock P. SI.
FOR NASHVILLE-TIIE FINE, SUIB
,mutr l steamer Humboldt, Striag, master,
Hill leave for the l bove and ali istermediate
lssdisgs. FIIEINg S ( CO.,
orB. SL'FIEID,
3_3 St. Iharlsy street. corner Perdido.
TENNESSEE RIVER.
Will leas SATURIDAY. thke 3d , ny, st 5 o'clocsk . M.. poSi
tirvrly, n lmr)-r n thn I.'. S. binil.
REGULAR TENNESSEE RIVER
- FsIssl-.-Thl new and veri Spl spis temier
, E p octa', D Sine-llo, sissie, leavess s sabove,
for Eastpor, Florence n sl Tnssmbis, and 1ll intermeliat
andindgs. For Height or pus1551, sppll on hoas, or to
aib LEIWIS FN0AP 0 , CO., 17 Fronstreet.
a The Choctlisw kes freight for Napoleon, Memplhls, Siell.
on. Rsndolph, Tliciks,. New MIsdrid, Cairo, Paduss, Nash
'ills, anld ail 155 la,,diss.
YAZOO RIVER.
Leave1 5 TIIUIRSDAY. t Itsy, atS F M.
FOR YAZOO AND iTALLABATOBIIIE.
k a - .' i " s spll e spidid light dsllght steamer
Sh 1ll 5 Ro 055 son DryasPoersssstelr,, for
Moutl of ,Clldwsster. Tillskols. digs reGee, d,50, Sids,,
Yssss Cit', and all intermediate lsndings on the Yazoo and Tsl.
lattatchie aivers, will leave ats abo, e.
8 ,JOBN E. IIY DR A CO., Si Poyds ssheet.
Il, Ssllis Robinson will islks freighl for Grenada, 1f con
signed to Left- ru r Girelasoord,
REGULAR PACKETS.
Leaves eslrv TIIIRUSDA at 5 S'ock P. S.
SUMMER ARRANGEMIENT-U.
k S. Maii stessmr B. IV. IRRAIJ. is lace of his
Sllllr eIlle-Running in connection pith thil
steam Fsi Prinesss and Nltler,-FIor FrinetoS, Ashton, FiIcher's
Point, Skipwith's Isading. Ishs F rovidence, Vicksbkrg, UCr
rsSton, New CFrthalge, Graslnd Gul, Rodney, Natchez snd Fort
Adss,-Tie eleuant sld swilft running 55.51engerr packe R.
W. lBlae,, Capt. IL. W. Brondiwell. sill leave for the above'
and all nlltermediatIsndings5. For freight or pasrIe, apply os
board or to T. B. SMITH,
s21 12 New 11.1 - street.
Leave S1I1FT5IURSDAY, atSo'clock F.M.
SUMM3IER ARRAIVGEBBIENT-tl.
S. Malil steamer R. \. AsSAF, in pIsse of ths
steamer Stan hero Sslls-RunniB in connction,
with steamers Prlincess 1ni Natchzk-For PFincetons, A kton,
Piltchs's Poist, Stipaith's I.nn5117,, Lake I'roFidskl , Gosd
rich'l Landing, Billiken's Ileud, Visklsbrg, Grad Sulf, 1Rod1
ney, NatcI,,s Fort Adamss, B5ou ,SnrmlBstll Rouge,,sd all in
termdih llllndings-Th pllsdid, fast runninpsassenserpl ket
BC. W. DMoRa, L. WF. Bls.,nswll, master, willleave as
kbove. Fsr freipgt sr klF555, appSly onbord, or to
PILCLIERS, GS IsICHf S CS., 45 lnrosdelet street.
TlThe B. W. Mclse will also take frsight for sl points on
the Ysoo River, with the pr;vilige 1f reshipping at Viksb,,,g,
site ltuving made very advnutnguous arrangements for thaot put.
pose.
siDA lerk will be o the levee ever1 Tessday morning to
receive. Sfreipht.si
P 555. s1l
F. 5.-Tlhe B . l.lRne will o1uend to sll bsslness of t1k
steamer S. F. J.. Tskls dluring the Spring and Summer months.
Ds$, S PATENT IMETALLIC BURIAL
OBS. . A. 1O75& CO., lroprietors and Wsoleassl
Desles in Cr 7155's Mletallic Burial Casksi, for the States o1
Louislsnnand MlsisslIppi.
pSFg-le an11 Sample Rooms, Es. 53 St. Charles street, oppl
it the St. Chasrles IlHose, Nsw Orleans. IN iI
THE WATCh STORE, NO. 3 VAMIP
streel, l1sliss I~slisd with ail Inew gssd. consistllg 1
SATCIIF1 11 100, JEIFEI.RY, (NIMS, P1STOLS,
Ad y varietyf fyily Fgoadsldsl he lelst pittern.s
BIliing engagld the services sI Mr. Aos. E. 5,a1er, as ,jpssl.
rieuced Watchmakelr, 1e are prepared to do all kinds of work in
that line.
..Also..
Diamonds mounted, and Jewelry repaired and manufactured
to order.
N. B.-Old Goldand Silver bought.
s9lpy F.RIlORB & WILSON.
ALGIEILS SUGAR 1DIA~IT.-Tf H U ND , N
L-- signed is; now prepared to receive onl storage, for sale or
reshipment, in fireproof 1 arehouses, well lighted, ai.1 the plat
form recently erepted, to be covered with tarp1alps, sugar or
mois havinSgb clp.city for R I ho llg , 11ds.
Planters or nrarcitxnia on the line of the Opelmusaa Railroad
can have thud, product. diachanr ed from thre ears, either in
warehouses on the platform, ml dld 111 1to ship. and m
boats free of labor, dlyngn or trpaulin hire. Stor1ag as per
tari dL. F.I01,,RI L'.
SUGAR-Per hgs dcomafrom to g1 odays, or 40 ents
per month, and '25 c.0ts sech sucesedioc month.
MOILASSES-IPer bowlel, 8 cents, R 1om to 15 days, or 13 cents
per mmnh, an~d B cqure i n f plch ced on succeethe h
Nio di. platmofothrm covered with
111sli; if in the dpot or warehouse, it ct be effcted at he
lowest rates.
References by Special ale ..t
Joan Y do Egmea, J. P. Whitn~ey,
Darby & TIremoanlet 1'. IMnansCpero,
George Urquhrt, oiI COt rpAntier,
J D Dengue, 1THOM 11 3: . CAIhnrP
Clark & booby, Cnm lack, ipairea $ West,
Brand & LndrI F.NI snnAe.EPo.,
Price , Converse & co. Fellowes & Co.,
Hewitt, HNuro.6 & Co., W. A. HaiIes
R. iaddes, Augustin & T0 4 N 1 4I 1
J. W. Stanhton k Co. ChAlA.' OInln,
Ifartin, Owen . Cobb, S. 0, O. lYodue ko.
TI SIlI H. CI...,q.
THOR 0. CLNTN 44l11,1111
bar l& Nl11 Co.;, S. Op N Ison Cna.,
N. R.-Sugar or moyf s~sold nt the Algiers Sugar Mart will
bdelivered at th'e cirp, i f required, at same rates as chargedd
fl~am Opelousas Railroad Depot.
0JAddress
BROOKLYN WAREHOUSE. COMIPANY,
or THOMAS J. CASEYe n
dal ?(a. 91 Camp street.
T(IL3IAN'SIIAGASSE FURNACE.--REPORTS
(t c irculation al ll inpnlrrsparties to the etcc that my
Patent Bagassae Furn ace cIsis la InlrngpmmL a on some hller a
tent, and [Lembb rendero planters wFho any use myy Furnace
ol~l t ay agd~oes, have made it expedient for me to
employ an eminent and well known Pat ent uttorney to exnmino
dil the papers on fieat the Patent Office In relation to the sub
,jeet and hie "atet meut below is a sufficien comment upon the
Intelligence, or honesty of them who would predn ie. my land.
noes by sash means. SAMUEL H. GIMILMA.AN
31 Nalchea street, New Orleaae.
Wasaaatxror, D. C., Mlarch 14, 1830.
To Samuel 73I. afimnn, h'sq.:
SAr-Sugar planter., etc., can with pperfect safety and sacnrtly
conltract with you Car your improved "'ease P000100;e It in off
wise conficts itht any tenable claims held uader exlating pt
tents.. To be .till more explicit, It In no wise conflicts with any
claim held under elrlstlog p010010. Rosprctfullg yoars;
TIIOS. 0. CLINTON, 444 Seventh 010101,
ap7 If opposite Patent Office.
MEAT-48 c asksr Dry Salt, for sale by
.10 & H. KENN DY & 00., al Poydcaartreat.
ARnrvAL OF Ma. BCANAw..-The steamship Ara
go brought home on her last trip Hon.James Buchan
an, who bas for the last three years reprdiented the
tnited States at the Court of St. James.
MfrsBuchanan was met by a committee of the N.
YCQPmmon Council,who delivered an address to him,
tochich he-briefly replied. He said that he was
conscious of having endeavored to do his duty to his
country while abroad, afdi now he returned home
happy to see his countrymen and his native land
again. Then, Mr. Buchanan, escorted by the com
mittee and cheered by the crowd, proceeded to the
Everett House where apartments had been provided
for him as the guest of the city.
A public dinner was ,proposed to the .ex-Minister,
he positively declined to accept any such honor.
He appears to be in robust health, but is much fa
tigued after the voyage.
THE ".ANIFEST DESTINY PLAi --The recog
nition of Walker and Nicaragna, is to be one of the
planks in the Buchanan platform, we see-for the
Washington Sentinel gives out:
Wh tell Franklin Pierce, that the excited Democ
racy.of the country will not allow-him and his Sena
orial supporters to ignore the Nicaragua qnestion.
The recognition of the Walkcr-P.ivs Government is
pressing upon us with great immediate importance,
second to nothing now before the Government.
The refusal of the AdminiLtration to recognize the
Rivas-Walker Government, was founded in wretched
and anti-republican policy, to say the least of it. It
has already done much evil, which'shouldhe remedied
by a prompt recognition, and an enforcement of the
Monroe doctrine in Central America, to keep off
European intruders.
But, isn't the Washington Sentinel joking about
the " excited Democracy ;" and if"not, has it any
hopes that the "excited Democracy" can, by any
hook or crook, "excite" President Pierce to take a
noble, manly and eaited stand, without care for con
sequences, inghis Central American business'? Wea
'don't believ dthe thing can be done as long as Mr.
SMarcy holds the seals of the Department of State.
Asmseuo.-Yesterday morning, while standing on
the levee, vatching the preparations for the depar
ture of the Southern Kansas emigrants on board the
steamer Keystone, we observed among the .crowd of
peddlers thatwas hedging the boarding-plankles, one of
the small boys that used to cry pea-nuts ti the Peo
ple's Theater, darting through the crowd with a bas
iet of bowie-klives. [St. Louis Democrat.
It is very much the nature of man, as, in fact, it
is the nature of all most intelligent animals, to repay
kindness with kindness and hatred with blows.
Bro. Beecher has sounded the tocsin-the New
Havenites have responded harmoniously, and now, it
will be seen that Southern emigrants, aware of the
style of treatment intended for them, are prepared to
meet it. Good fellows are theyandreliable, on either
side-these Southernera-whether found in Kansas
orNicaragua.
PERSEV.EANCE OF LADY FEANKLIx.-Mr. Henry
Grinnell has just received a letter from Lady Frank
lin, in which she expresses a desire that Dr. Kane
should visit England, for the purpose of taking,
charge of another Arctic Expedition. She stillhopes
that some survivor of Sir John Franklin may be
found living among the Esquimaux, from whom might
be obtained the particulars of her husband's fate.
She proposes to fit out a propeller at her own ex
pense, and give the command to Dr. Kane.
Later fron Texas.
The steamship Texas, Capt. Lawless, from Indian
ola and Gaiveston 27thinst., arrived yesterday mor
ning. She was detained at Galveston 3S hours by a
severe gale from the South-West.
The Charles Morgan, from this port, arrived off
Galveston bar at 8 o'clock on Friday evening last,
and entered the port on Saturday morning.
By this arrival we have little news. We subjoin a
few items of some interest.
The Galveston Confederate, of the 25th, says:;
We learn thattwo negioes, the property of mrs.
Kinney, of this place, were killed by a Mr. Howard,
the overseer of Jolln H. Jones, at his plantation on
Canry, a few days since. It seems they w-ere caught
inthe act of stealing horses, and fired upon, killing
both.
We learn that on the evening of the 21st inst., a
most cold blooded murder was perpetrated by one
John Barnett upon the person of Justice Lowther, in
the town of Richmond. We have not learned all the
particulars, but understand that Lowther was killed
while standing at a looking glass preparing his toilet
for an evening party. Barnett is in jail,
The Indianola Bulletin, of the 25th, says:
The crops in the interior, where stands have been
procured, are looking well, although there has been
no rain for a month.
Major Runf and Capt. King, U. S. A., passed through
our city on their way to the States. They have been
members of a Court Martial for the trial of Capt.
Travis, 2d Cavalry.
Col. Mansfield, Inspector General U. S. Army, ar
rived by the Louisiana. He is on a tour of inspection
through Texas. Also, Major Holmes, 8th Infantry,
en route for Fort Bliss, with forty recruits for com
pany I, 1st Artillery, at Fort Clark.
We learn, from the San Antonio Reporter, that on
the 21st inst., the ceremony of removing the remains
of Capts. Gillespie and Walker, was performed in
presence of the largest concourse of spectators that
has assembled in that city for a long time. The Re
porter says:
The day was beautiful, and with the exception of a
little dust, a finer could not have been desired. The
procession was headed by the military hand stationed
here, and followed successively, by the escort, the
hearse and pall bearers, the old 'fexans, the orator of
the day, the chaplain, the order of Odd Fellows, the
Free Masons, district and county officers, officers of
the Army; and citizens, making the procession more
than half a mile long.
A large number of citizens in carriages, including
many ladies, were also in attendance. On reaching
the cemetery, after appropriate ceremonies were
performed, the orator of the day, the Hon. J. C. Wil
son, delivered an eloquent address, after which the
procession returned to the city.
The Reporter says the mail stage horses on the
route from Fredericksburg to San Antonio were stolen
on the night of the 18th inst. by the Indians.
The crops, as a general thing, were not unpromis
ing although rain was much needed.
DESPERATE AFFRAY.-Last evening, about nine
o clock, a serious .shooting affray took place at the
drinking saloon No. 40 Bowery. The facts au reopre
sented to be: Councilman Kerrigan, of Nicaragua
fame, was standing by the bar conversing with a
friend, when Patrick and John lMatthews entered,
intoxicated. Patrick drew a pistol, and walking up
to Kerrigan, pointed it at his breast, put his fist un
der his nose, and dared him to fight. Kerrigan ob
jected to a pugilistic encounter, and sid he was un
armed. He tried to dissuade Patrick from farther
assault. Patrick replied with taunnts of cowardice,
and spit in his opponent's face. This very much ex
cited Kerrigon, who thereupon expressed his willing
ness to excange shots. A friend had, in the mean
time, gone for a pistol, and as IiKerrigan stepped to
the side door to receive it, Patrick passed his pistol
to his brother, and drew a knife. As Kerrigan pre
sented his pistol, Patrick said he had none, and
stepped behind a screen. Kerrigan expressed his
conteipt for them, and turned to leave, putting his
cocked pistol down by his side, when both sprang
upon his back. Kerrigan caught the hand that held
the knife, and turning his pistol slightly behind him,
fired. The shot took effect near the groin of Pat
rick, inflicting a serious and painful wound. He then
carried the pistol still farther belhind him, and fired
again; but the shot passed over Patrick, who had
fallen. John did not fire, but struck Kerrigah on the
head with his pistol--not, however, with much force.
Kerrigan now called to those about him to take John
off, or he would kill him, when they were separated.
[N. Y. Sun, 23d.
The Cincinnati Enquirer has been greatly enlarged
and improved. Its chief editor is Judge Alexander
Walker, late of the New Orleans Delta. He is a gen
tleman of fine social qualities and great abilities. We
are rather sorry to sec, however, that he signalizes
his advent in Cincininati by a statement that Louis
ville is ruined and hopeless. We believe that while
he was in New Orleans, he liked Louisville a great
deal better than Cincinnati, and if he had only come
here instead of going there, no doubt he would have
written against Cincinnati quite as heartily as he
does against Louisville. He possesses the power of
adaptation, as we have often heard, in a very re
markable degree. [Louisville Journal, 23d.
Po.tes TeLEnArn.-The police and fire telegraph,
recently erected in Philadelphia,bas gone into opera
tion. A number of experiments were made in the
presence of the city officers, the chief engineer of the
tire department, and the asalstants, which proved
highly satisfactory.
.ATER FQOblA .RUO .
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA AND A .GO.
Byethi arrival of the oteame Ara ax,
we have datesTroumLiverpool to the 12thinst.
The Arago left Havre on tlt9Dth,and Q(ower on the
10th. The news is not of great importance.
Capt. Dunlop, of the British stermner Tartar, which
went in search of thePaciflc,hadfurmished tdetiiled '
reportof hia cutse-to the Admiralty. Hioocli eLt
r yncipally difected tothe.space betee-f he ,05th
Ieg Tfnorth-latitude and 10 deg 2 on# d
The having a strong. southi·eat gtle in her
favor; proceeded as far ,slt as 25 deo. longitude od
the parallel of 55 fllg. Guno were firied every:two
hours daring the night, andti vigilant lookout was
kept during the day. Unfortunately, the seah wast
torally unaccessofa--notjhig whatever waa hears or
seen of the Pacific Tfi 'Tartar passed mariypnt
ward and homeward o'nd vess ,.andspittw
Capt. Dunlop is eonfaent that .the P tll Caannthe
eouth of latitude 53, or else she iost e been fallen
in with. The Tartar has again to p seat
tinae the search. h a a e
Too Coornncccm.-The 'ltls correspondent o
the Post says the telegrnph is.constantly emliyed
on the Italian question between Rome,Naples, Vienna
and Paris. Count Cavour's propositions haying been
referred to those Courts, and an answer received,
France and England will nkie .deciscidn. ..
The festivitieso of the Plenipotentlarles 'e itiatne
Ali Pasha was to givea grand ball tinChrtut a stle:
A banquet by the Emperor to all the Plenitotentio
ries it appointed for the 12th. The Paris anthorities
state that a journal of the proceedings in the Con
gress is to hephlinhehd.
The Commission of Austrian and Russian ofihers
torectify the Moldavianufrontier are in Paris await
ing orders.
The Crimea.
The dates received from Constantinople are to'
March 31. The Rossian Palacethere, at present oc
cupied as a French hospital, was being clearedfor the
return of the Embassy. The health of the French
troops, both in the hospital and the Crimea, had im
proved4 "
It is now said that Austria, which has hitherto
shown reluctance to evacuate the Principalities, has
yielded to the remonstrance of the Congress.
The Turkish Government expresses its anxiety to,
be relieved of the preoenceef thrAllies, and says it
is quite able.to maintain internal orderand the defense
of -the frontier without the aidof foreign troops. The
Divan is planning forthe ereltion of permanent gar
risons at important points Of the.Empire.
Lord Stratford de Redcliffe.wtll continue as the
British Mi.ister at Conotantinqple. Omer Pasha is
restored to favor and resdmea the command of the
army of Anatolia. '
' Great Britain.
A British Order in Coneila mises the blockade of si
all the Russian ports;aiid permits the free resumption a
of, commerce in all articles. b
Steamers are being fitted out to bring home the o
army from the is.nmea.
Expeditions against thefiadagascar and'the Ka
byles are decided upon. Permission will be sought to
send tiroops through Egyptito the former, aid the lat- 1
ter will serve as a eause"sf the EmperAi-o visit to t
Alia, although he will not himself euno and the
army. '` -
A cbnsiderable reduction of the French army, as
soon as all matters are arranged, is contemplated.
There were still in the possessiouof France 610,000
effective men. This number willebe brought down to
400,000 dirertly the treaty of peace is ratified. I
ThMeMl l ftur contains thefollowing : =
In consequence of the unfavorable accounts from
Paraguay relative to the treatment of emigrafits, the I
French Government has suspended the granting of
passports thereto, and colonists are'recmmended to
sait until the situstion of the foreigners there shall
he' placed under better regulation."
Denmark.
Copenhagen advicesotate that the English Cabinet
have officially notified to the Danish Government
their refusal to agree to the capitalization of the
Sound Dues, and the determinatipn of Great Britain
to await other and more accepjable propositions.
Russia and Oldenberg set the example a few weeks
since. The question of the settlement makes no pro
gress, and will probably stand overtill it is seen what
action the United States will take.
ausnia.
The naval armistice was officially published at St.
Petersburgh April 7. After rectification, all ships
seized will be released.
The energies of the Russian Government is said to
be nbw devoted to three objects, viz : First, Alliance
with France. Second, Completion of the great rail
ways. Third, The manufactures of Russian feelings
on the Continent, especially in Germany.
It was believed that Russia would send an Embas
sador to Turin as soon as the ratifications of peace
were exchanged. As Russia always looked, orpro
feesed to look upon the active participation of bar
dinia in the war as a wanton outrage, this fact was
thought to evince a cordial acceptance of the peace.
A ukase has been issued by the Czar to the effect t
that the two fleets hitherto maintained by Russia in
the Black Sea and the Sea of Azoff are not to be
reinstated. The whole naval administration for that
quarter seems to be suppressed.
Intelligence has been received at Odessa that many
vessels lying there had received orders by way of
Trieste, to set sail for Marseilles immediately with
their cargoes of corn. A considerable fall ha taken
place in the corn market at Marseilles in conse- I
quence of the great quantity of wheat offered for sale. I
A dispatch from Paris states that the Allied Gov
ernments had sent orders to raise all measures of
blockade which kept Russian commercial vessels in
neutral ports; and from HIamburg it was stated that
in consequence of instructions from the Governor
General from the Baltic provinces, the departure of I
the news destined for the row-boat flotilla of Riga had
been postponed, and the superior staff of the army of
the Baltic removed to Raga.
The Russian Minister of Finance notified, on the
5th inst., at St. Petersburg, that a treaty of peace c
having been signed, the merchant vessels of the West
ern Powers will be admitted to Russian ports. The f
blockade of the Russian ports has been raised.
An article in the Russian Northern Bee has created (
a sensation in Berlin, in consequence of its virulence t
against England. " Albion." it says, " has lost its a
prestige, but Russia is the most vigorous of all em
pires. Simply its productive powers are not uffi- I
ciently developed, and that makes it poorer than 1
other countries.'
The new levy in Poland for the Russian army was
stopped at the last moment A telegraph dispatch
from St. Petersburg announced it as the first benefit
conlerred by peace.
Le NordL thinks thathe erxchange of ratifications
would be effected on the 20th.
Ausrlan.
A Grand Council of Bishops will assemble in a few
days to discuss the Concordat. The Council repre
sents twenty-nine millions of Catholics, Latin, Greek,
and Armenian. The principal object of the Council
is to restore the Clerical Marriage Courts according to
the Canon law, and to recognize the whole body of
the clergy on fundamental church principles. The
Concordat abrogates the lower clergy's right of ap
peal from the Bishop to the Emperor, and hence it s
not popular with the inferior priesthood.
Spanm.
Disturbances had occurred in Valencia respecting
the conscription, and the city and province in conse
quence had been placed under martial law.
Genurmany.
The Citizens' Assembly of Hamburgh have for the
third time rejected the new constitution proposed by
the Senate.
The Ternam of the Treaty of Pence.
The Opinione of Torin gives, upon good authority,
the conditions contained in the treaty of peace,
lately concluded at Paris. They are affirmed to be as
foliwsu :
First--The neutralization of the Black Sea ; Rus
sia not to keep there more than ten ships of war
armed, for the defence of her coasts.
Second-Nicolaieff is to be reduced to a merchant
port, with an engagement that no ships of war sttll
be constructed beyond the number agreed to as above.
Third--Russia is to allow Consuls from all the
Powers in the ports of the Black Sea and the Baltic.
Fourth-The fortifications of Bomarsound are not to
be reconstructed.
Fifth--Russia cedes part of the territory of Bessa
rabia, comprising the fortress of Ismail.
Sixth-Russia renounces the exclusive protectorate
of the Danubian Principalities.
Seventhr-Russia equally renounces theProtectorate
Sof the Greeks in the Ottoman Empire.
Eighth-The free navigation of the Danube is
guaranteed to all the States, without exception.
Ninth-This article refers to a commission which is
to be sent into the Principaltles tostudy the questions
of the frontiers and the mode of government.
The Opinions denies that any stipulation has been
made in favor of Sardinia, and that the Italian ques
tion will be discussed at large by the plenipotentiaries
in their supplementary sittings.
Russia will, it is said, send an ambassador to Paris,
after the ratification of the treaty.
TroFrs, April 8th-The Persians have taken pos
Ssession of the island of Karst, in the Persian OGulf.
Great dissatisufaction exists among the natives of
t Oude in consequence of the annexation of that king
dom to the British possessions. The King threatens
to visit England and lay his comphuinta in person be
fore the throne. P gal.
Gali~sni publishes a letter from Lisbon, in which
it is said that the object of the visit which, as has
been announced, the King Don Fernando, is about to
make to Brussels, is to arrange a marriage between
his son, Don Pedro V., the reigning sovereign, and
the Princess Charlotte of Belgium. It adds that or
eders had been given to prepare the steamer Mindello
d for him. According to the same letter, it was very
conidently beliveod in Lisbon that a visit tom the
Queest ofbnglandn6ar tsl n
i ordained
represent the Apostles at
T od'ss upper, Th Abbe
of ith his hr b elr Gietgpr rr io
who has devPed himsef~t he e t
o of his the coret o CC ait ast
rlhcm Gabrtlla,.are hare sesyente
reyr ed st H avro, an eth fro
t ig made the raninGi io 81dsinclsdtnhe
wh, hs evt t, e das
"xportation of corn from Rlasss is n per
mitted by that Goerment. he Russian G6vern
meit will also, in allt probability, it the-chief e rt
er:. The stores thatliave been collected in Po
sld-eiarabia from its own stbjeets as war
is will now. be eonoersd into opecief
eof of the Gvernment, ile at the se
will geFcle *'of all it liabilitieb towards its own and
foreiagn subjects en the nr of the grain onthe eoat o
a etBlin tl, in of wliit roi
ited at anei n eowars and` oi whi 0
wn onde Ja tItotnsoriwti nod fulf .
mez ntlf6 IP elf'
olthee eity 'mto nihe nl ~ieisc oh I
11si'of lb 4ofthifhoteed
dee Petersbfgi, - t h9pu 31stof
ab ya 31"areli; st fsll 5:s
, f m te e o , tved at 11
o'cl t'aioeperta acllesle~b
as thlbpeasibt of the aielnaion of ,r=
night anextaraordinarysuplemeatto thueet A
telegfraphic" dispatch from /eldde~ amp
Count Orloff, haI announceB to the
treaty of pea ewas signed atPalontefi(3h)'
March, at lo5lok in the afteruoo,
"The cIbs, the cafe s, the
were daring the Whble of theday
immense crowd, alt.xions to lea
sensation is immeiioa and prfoud.
of.this'morning havR published tbhe,
tees at the head of their: colun'. 'dwpg
assisted at one df the finest militory . e
could be'iven to the public. A, graset c
place of the whole of the reserve eorpsand these
the crews of the fleet, and the active dvisionsLof St
Petersbh h, to which were addedlth eadetsnd the
militia).'The Emperor arrived'o th .gron.
panted by the. Grand D u ,brotfe' and
slowly along the lines of ttbetroolps ,ho:aiionedto
satleast 75,00 l e. Th. egunsof thie fdrtessandthe
of the churches balled the offihiaf nnopnca0ier
e the treat? of peace. His *tpjestoiysitthe Grand
Dukles were received with real'enthshni: a'when
the cortege had retorned to-the Palace- theisldew
had much difficulty in keepingbleck the crowds tat
a gaye' expression to their joy and: r.titude by the.
1oudest cries. This evening there' is " reception at
othe.Water Plite, a~i to-morrow a' Te Deaum willbe
e executed in the Coapel. You nhlsee, then, tba
peace h'as been hailed by the 'people of St. Peters
s burgh with reat demonstrations of.joy.". ' .
I ThePatne says:
0 It.spatatively stated thatConntO offliasrcevd.
o ipattCesromn Sti Peter brgh, infcin nthat
the Czar considers his presence necessaryi. the
grand diplomatic comi"ls whiclh will bei1d at St
n Petersburgh before the end of the matlasa.l that
ý he wMill be replaced in the Conferences by. Tits'v.
IThrty-eoranth Congresa-Fltst Seslon.
TUESDAY, April 22-Senate.-TheSenate, after a
long discussion, rejected Mr. Pagh'§ amendment" to
the Baunty Land bill, by a -ote f28 to 15. , It pro
vided that parole testimooy., in :certain cases only
should be admitted. ,
Mr. Iverson renewed the amendment which he
offered in Committee of, thie rWhole, and which was
then rejected, allowing theptime of travel in manrch
aing to and fromthe places where the soldiers were
mustered into the servinti at the rate of one day foir
every tweaty miles; which wasa agreed to-yeas 19,
naIS18.
Several other amendments of minor importanee
were also agreed to. The bill was then read a third
time and passed-yeas 23, nays 10.
On motion by Mr. Stuart, the Senate then pro
ceeded to the consideration of the bill to provide for
issuing patents in certain cases, where grants of the
public lands have been made by Congress; which
was read a third time and passed.
After the consideration of Executive business, the
Senate adjourned.
WEDNESDAY, April 23-Senate.--Mr. Mason re
ported several bills, for the relief of as many different
individuals.
Mr. Sumner submitted a series of resolutions from
the Massachusetts Legislature, in relation to a acien
tific survey of Boston harbor. Referred to the Com
mittee on Commerce, and ordered to be printed.
Mr. Mallory said the Secretary of the Navy hai
issued cards of invitation to the Senate to visit the
frigate Merrimac, at Annapolis, next Saturday.
Mr. Weller called up the Three Million bhill to in.
crease the efficiency of the army.
Mr. Hale opposed the conoideration of the bill at
present, and its passage at anytime. He moved to
postpone the decisive vote till to-morrow, or some day
when the Senate would be better attended.
The consideration of the bill was postponed.
Mr. Mason called up the resolution of the Committee
on Foreign Affairs, in relation to the Sound Dues
question, and asnked that it be made the special order
for to-morrow at half-pant 12 o'clock.
Mr. Stuart objected.
TU.SnDA, April 22.-Iouase.--The Speaker laid be.
fore the House a communication from the Secretary
of the Treasury in reply to a resolution of theHouse,
calling for information in regard to the amount paid
during the last year from the United States Treasury
for costs in criminal cases and warrants to prevent
breaches of the peace, in the Courts of the District of
Columbia, and whether, in his opinion, any legisla.
tion is necessary to protect the United States Trea
sury against unjust claims on account of said costs?
The House then took up the Senate aamendments
the Deficiency bill, and rejected a large number of
amendments.
WEDnEsnDAY, April 30.--Houee.---r. Thurston
moved a reconsideration of the vote by which was
adopted, yesterday, the Senate's amendment to the
Deficiency Aplipropriatian bill, providing that a
former act of Congress shall not be so construed as
to allow the Printer to Congress an extra compensa
tion of twenty per cent.
After debate, involving the questions of economy
and extravagance, the motion of Mr. Thnrston was
laid upon the table-yeas 79, nays 62.
The House went into a Committee of the Whole on
the state of the Union, and toobk up the Indian Ap
propriation bill, when
Mr. Stanton, of Ohio, made a speech in vindication
of the Republican party, and of which he is a prom
inent member. .
When he concluded the Committee rose and the
House adjourned.
TAn CROPS AD WEATHER.-We have had this
week, what all have anxiously wished for for weeks
a rain. It was, however, we are sorry to say, only
partial. An abundance for the crops and allother
purposes fell in the lower part of the parish, but above,
in many places, there was not even a drop. We
regret this, as much cotton is yet in the ground that
requires a rain to bring it up.
It rained in the vicinity of Shreveport at the time
it did here, but between the two points little or no
rain fell. So we learn from the Rosa.
[Alexandria Republican, 25th.
A little one, after undergoing the disagreeable office
of vaccination, exclaimed, "Now I won't have to be
baptized, will Il"
Steanaboat'Departures This Day.
VERA CRUZ.
Texas, Forbes, master, at 8 o'clock A. M. Harri & Morgan,
foot of Julia street, opposite the Steamship Landing, agents.
TEXAS.
Louisiana, Talbot, master, at 8 o'clock A. . arreis & Morgan,
foot of Jlia street, opposite the Steamship Landing, agent.
MOBILE.
Oregon, Myers, masier, on the arrival at the Lake of the 4
o'clock P. M. Pootchatnraln.ears. at. Gedd. 10 Bank
Place, agent
COVINGTON.
Virginia Pearl, Holfman, on the arrival of the 12 o'clock M.
Pontchartrain cars. D.C. Lowber, No. 98Magseie street,
agent.
OCEAN SPRINGS.
California, Nelson, master, on the arrial at the Lake of the 9
o'clock A. M. Pontchartrain mrs. R. Geddes, 10 Bnk
Place, agent.
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
Frank Lyon, White, master, at 5 o'clock P. M. Lewis Snapp
& to., 6 Poydras street, agent.
R. W. McRna. raodell. master, at 5 o'clck P.M. PMilher,
Goodrich & Co., 48 Carndelet street, agents.
nED RIVER.
W. N. Sherman, M. Gwarney, master, at 5 o'clok P. M. L
Snapp & Co., 37 Fron street, agents.
Ro, Dowy, mler, a o'clock. Lewsas Su pp & Co., Front
street and T. B. Smith. 12 New Levee street, agents.
Belle GatesLe, ie, master, at 5 o'clock P.M. P. H& Brinto
& Co., 4 Lfayete streetagents.
I Storm, Moody, mater, 6 o'clock. Lewi Snapp & Co., 7I Front
street, and T. B. Smith, 1 New Levee, annts.
t CUMBERLAND RIVER..
I Hamboldt, Strong, mater, at 5 o'lock. Perki & Co., and P.
Dalfld, mcorner St Charlet and P5i.do stees, agents
yAZOO RIVER. "
rSale Robainso, Powers, master, at 5 o'elok P. M. Jhsn IL
I yde & C , OPsPoyrdrea uee, agenas,
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his dtend for thegt oeqy a thd , pou. tr.toy .-m s.otel
for Inyeot, atn od gorlty~ a eeotmmeo ti.o to mey,
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his wie if hoiWged rionta Adis vohie disia Msed ·ahom
proo. Ittey "Ftdedgo·P Otettea yf`lt-fettij eontibisodo by
coa; the lm y-, a ttner ofoh es and f het Istiee, by
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thro g t the eindointos a es on be o
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serg fothe th oferay,.
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St. Cbonlefsoel wats arraigned fetoa bage so lo.tta
esnttorJaes Doyle, who also doses c.Dlc, do r 4sietin Oflt
same big pile of brietwes tlomorta. oieto. .tiiss tIt. a
trosted o5 of his hard earnings to Maspset foe soft ketjttg,
and that owhen ho nted iolt backshe Rtoefe ltotgiltopfar
the, that heson, eplied to his det petition by bo erditg him
WTh tadoer-itdhs ebeomot a ith bottle Ino deftI t oef m en to
aptopeartotoay, Msentrgto s sent to peiso, Os tnoaossoymah
ReoRder t hat James hatd promised tho mrn hei, aongere he
Ohe money no pledge tf his promise. She theoefoss totbod boi.
hit demand or thoe b onoy t the atremo itolsy sympetom of a
tltser," oand treated him accordindglyd .
RECORDER o tnoo' CouRy-Mo'atthew Word, driver
of ono of Otoesos A Co.'s omnibats wae yisterday asoinedto
on ochargo of having driven his sethcls sgsoot Mo, Thornbt
oooio ge, ot the coner of ChtreandSt. Pseret so me
Iently agto breke trhe o r thetrofia oottg I defa lt oltbaiet
Coarolin Wtallae was es t before thae Fihstd dtrio Cttt, at
her ow as oeest, to vesthatrus tionofe ath t eed. Shb
wes toeested by ieot. Romtr os oftsefsotesotd wosopotlothe
State in oota.etion asoft laand the Reconrder ho s ot to
snbdofthersto thosut orew , to leave the Staterato. iesety.
daty, she tbsed, throogh her onset, to betrid a abol. e She
podussed eopy of aosotttht deto thows tbatbss ootbaS Eltte
Woallac, soo a Siou Indian, and tthrot bghr iethoeo apto.W
Wa rltes .f the U.S. Nisy. Cathene i argood loobting eop
po-solorted grl abou tewety-thrb ytosd or age.
George C. Moiontgomey, allo i. aoltone as set efo iso the
Fit Distbtot Couret, to he tredtfor soindling dN..F. Oeringer;
Chartres Motree clotthier, ot of ,siot of clothes, on the 3ot of
earsh. Indefotat of bsl he AaSe ste to perns -
Joe Cole s arraignesd teha doiger .sto d ottsplcors ohbe
atoe, at the instance of frto. A. nhoabs, who resod th Ore
tleans street between y flle and Robertson. ) D.ebosage
thatot tonday nightt Cotle ased him to Tesry eds "stnPerasl
to another person, whioh h oe refusd to do, antd thrtnt.oBrraty
Cole invaded bis premises with soovet policemen, a.. oueatid
his arrest and impritonmendt ;i thetFet Dstodt lotb-sp, oader
athe fale pretso othtbe was ie dgsto. and oeptto schor
ateted. Colae aesentto rison. Ho eis attsern ko t Lysma
A. ColT, ta n tloloos charactero, ilo to commioted oto days
o by Recorder olBright for being concerned n a obsbery o a
earedomotn' boos on Basootslsenet Rs bo n employedO,
we oeat, as a o spottot" of thieves foe- tbepoanoe, sodspoted
Dlehe, sho ts a repstable mant fogoe oe ancient gstdges,
soid to hbe tbot a "faor ladyt J
Jean Mode Kottotad u affidavitthat biolet h se confisednto
his bed from slebes, int his oottonSt. S he steet, somet
webru ago, some thirty or thrttytoe bottf loholheat oldclaret
wine, which ho tept eon hanptstssnsoy tr hth t atot t. had
disappeared from his toom, and thattbhasd gotots o to too
pethat it waen secreted to aoher `tpose of i the- so heome;
wherefore be asoed asettroh-satesot, totootsptbt .s so att,
tfpossibtl. Tie dtdn't toossosny body opottiptlot tofthe
thent bot seemedt tohind that hi tvitoeandI e Sytootos male
fitend of here knbo mores of the matter tstb"atybiLy si.
"Ah, you should have asnn thatw-in," Ari the ,ld ,om :®sk .
to hbit tipso otnoosy, sr ho ditatoedht h.i doeia-. st so
old and to rieh yb couldn't se thogh " 1 - f
Charlte W. Foster, the yoong maot aeousd of preteting
forged orders O his toep-fothitto Hyds A Gooddebh fottoepet
oackandtdiamondtsng, was ettmint e ted set to pristo to
await his pasontt' orders. The plantiff deotod,-poomasstlsg
him ; the Dfltrict ttornoe lelt the eto to the discretion of the
Recorder; and the latter dismisosd thes.ottseLt, pon the prom
tteofhisparosts to send him ott tttstPity-ardtoisg him
to continue in prison for sech otom 11 h00bt dO, remain to the
site.
F olretb ottdse ffidavit tht eotgee-Tones raited ogeneose
roe itthteboarddse to his hoots, otthooe ooeo o b B od
OGllatit streets, and gave him In podstultetsireadtdl tbeattog
itothebfasc. doseettooa tlsissued.
RECOoDERo SCZErotAO'S COUTl.-Mr. T. Colaton
tasottamioedl ysterdayt.teb chugsf bao th hr. y rty to
ithe atlmpted ottasssnatiot of tkt man Ltno , oop to-a
time go. The esotboonsy hosed littoltpr ottobowab hime;
but tth Retordeooonloddd tosth b tld;Pie rot
L dayt, or at let to tbhintk the toattee'ntoes thePgof
timsbeforodoti. 'deid
REOORDEo JAgScaaox Cooror.-O0eoess W. Styler,
charged with hsating a lady pestanger to bsoed the ship Or
leanss; Abrahat Koeet, -atlot Kielty, tbsorgs sith stostiog
omethlngbofrotF, s. Coaob;ondJohn basbtr and Thotot
Detbls, thargedtsih truellsy boastng somt womet, weretr
soigood ysttsetrooyltaoobf foe d! sety ets gatsdtodt.
Who does not tetror he tbh& noble sentiments
expresod by Henry Clay, in tle Senate, on the 7th
Febrosry, I839.-' The Searcher of all hearts," salt)
he, " knowos that every pulsation of toy maid beats
high and otroog in the oatet of eivil liberty. Where.
ever it is aft toon practicahle I deorii to sot everyj
° portion tf the huson toRilly in lhsthte yIsjts of tt
ot But prefer the liberty of soy own eootsiy ltl tat e
any other people, and thoellberty- of oy 'otwug to
that of any other."
Wotti tN ST. Xtrrss.-Thobe t udnIlla?
L Caostitutionaloftbhe leshsaJ"t
throughout the pariah dnriol t j*piy,,

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