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e o.lslied lr'.m Vlrce Pleg.
for the removal of the obekrutionle at the mou.t
of the led river.
the bill was oronedered in oommittee of th
whole.
wr. Hiill, of Orleans, in the ohair.
Te1 bill was opposed b fDr. ltaand, o Weut
lellotaaa, on tbe ground tiat It s a n matter
properly belonging t the Qen.r, Q dl QOttnte-,
ud-tbei the matt we, not in a lufl oboloaodtlo
to approprilte $S0,00 to oart out the propo
Mr. Washbbrne, of Morehoms, and Mr. Y. tag,
of Olalborne, advoosted tbe bill at length, e.
Young takitng oooeic to my that before the
ratltoadls were estabR'd oue.qtittit of the en
Bled river. As to there being no monely ver th
aroprltlopi for the year, he naderstood that
tere wasuaarge uarplu..
Yr , rr Orleans, spoke in favor of the ap
pro .P. oan and aild that the urplus amounted
ML. oM, or'ilohlaid, we of lthe rpate that
$ apnro rltn from the general fund would not
Ne"ll, oilr there uonldbeno money for the
qrf". Washburn ofered an amendment pro.
vlos that the mosey should be app seliated
,romhe two.thirds love tva of 187?, otlble
o 1877,
Mr, Lyons, of Esmt Pellolasn, supported the
emendsBmet, sanlLg that it did away wlit e.y ap.
--tbealdon lthat pproprratione should be Inade
vter and tabove the rsveoous oi UI eyr.
Mr. Illitu, (Of Lafourohe did not wik the
money to be talarn from the Laneov oi. u eo
thouaght bat If mnembers wanted euh an a sro.
priatkhr they Saioul get It direetly fIrom theon
Iral fand.
Mr. Jone, of Orleans, favored the biM, He we
glad ho ewrandnont habed been lted, and he
would vos for the bill even who the amend
meat., u rue Iate oeut ot Mr. Toter, the obhair.
maE of the onoamltteoa on Appropltallios, h,
not raised the rae i hise mintd t at the appruprIn
tlons fotr the year woold otherwslee be eo.desd.
Mr. ti d.e, of tlidw*ll, wise atltefdd that the
people of the whole State would acqulsce In the
approp1ittuon, who~', aooording to the ameud.
meat, wetild be made without anu Inrease of tatas
tila. ie ep. he at lngal(t, also, on the (iteral
advlantagle to bh derlved from the planage of the
bill.
Mr. iballtu wlelmeo to be utnderstood be was in
favor of the bll, iliru othjectiln was a legal one.
Hlie eltlont u ho o uf ,nt.ry was not benealtted
any m' thlln the hill countlry y the levee tax,
but he did aut tiln apirc:prtlalti o, ed on the
hIVuu .~ ,, t tll ftur wjiuoma eNay an mmer on this
.lar kl w e hald a dlyilg love. lie wanted tilh
levov ball to lt at t.1th test anald Ierntnly of that
future. Apprptriate the 1 -hey dlreotly.
) . Ityl.n I oaunwledged lthe Impartlance ot
'th rim .val tof the. i oberItotlOtn, but they would
reeur anluelty; .ad lhe was surprised to see gRn
them' a blon.igg to a partty opposed to the teae.
ilon of the taulvlduain of ta thies for general am
provetnents aLdvo uitin this aipproprwataonW lch
Yg a I Int rn.a improvement, and should be pro
tided for by ite geleral governmet, Hle wished,
bnstdle, tarut It ,hould be irst asoertalued
whether the work will be pormaneut, and what it
alr. Voorhles spoke at length in favor of the
bill and thte mºunedtate neoesetty of Its belng per
formed.
The commltte of the whole rose and reported
In favur of the paessge of the bill as amouded by
Mr. Wash tur.
Mr. ,ayon y i Tmeaeer,
The bil was t e.n up and the report of the
sOtnmlttee (wuiuun vrtually amounts to the li el
M of the bill to amended) adopted by a
ote oa yea 11 and nay 4.
iroust btlu Ni) 74, to estend the Jurledlotion
af the Third Distriet Court of New Orleans, le
turned from the donate with en amendment.
The anmpnotnmet . a nonourred in, and the bill
pissed Anally as amendd, and a motion to re
OOtide wdOar W.Illetl.
Mr. q, r.wvr, of (al0 wali, oalled up Hnslo bill
No.8 to so rthmis, he pollee Juru eof Mite.
wnteen an t UaldwlI to I vy a tex, not tso exceed
tour and one half roll e, to pay the bank dtbt of
these parishes, returned from the Benate with
amendments. The bill was passed finally as
sea led.
1Mr. Jonis, f Orleans, chairman of the Corn
altte on Judiolary, reported favorably on Sen
te bill No 148.
The House adjourned until Saturday at 11
eoblock.
GSRMAN OTr 00 ULTAT1.5.
.A New Iystemlt to be Adopted .y Lt
eterman Snvernment.
COtuolnrstl Enquirer.]
It was announced a few days ago that
ton the lt day of Aprilthe German hon.
o.rarvy onsulrates in Baltimore, Boston,
Oharieston, Chieag, Olnoinnatl, Gal
•reston, Lulseville blle, Milwaukee,
S w Orleans, Philadelphia, Richmond,
8hvannah, St. Louis, St. Paul and Wil
-mington, would be abolished in favor of
ud-ofmobiale, and that only the Oonsu.
. General at New York, and the Oon
nsul te at ban Francisco would be ex
he Inatention of the German govern
,e~at by adopting this noew system is,
of course, to have in those places as
Consuls and judicial advisers oompetent
men, learned jurists, who are fully pre
pared for all the contingencies and all
possible demands of their new position ;
that is to say, men who know exactly
the true sense and the correct Interpre
tation of all treaties between Germany
and the United States; who further
know all the German laws of Inherl.
tanne, and who are thoroughly pOsted
in regard to the rights and duties of the
erman subjects in a foreign country.
The new system is nladeed at the pro
per time established, but with the fo!
lowing modiloatlons: The honorary
Consulates in Chlcago Milwaukee, St.
Paul Pittaburg, Cincinnati, Louivillle
.and Bt. Louis are abolished, and the
lhitherto Consuls in those places re
algned their duties on the first day of
e present month; The honorary
s.lates in Boston Philadelphia,
amington, Riohmond Oharleston,
obile, New Orleans anoGalveston are
-to be continued until further orders,
and at the same time new official Con
sulates are established in St. Louis and
Until further notice the United States
will be divided into twelve consular
!district. The third consular distri.t,
-with the consulate established at St.
utUis, embraces the States of Mslesouri,
.ahsas, Colorado, Arkansas Tennes
Se, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas and
the Territory of New Mexico and the
Iadan Territory.
.-~
THE DOMImINW.
SNumber of Members of Partlament
Compelled to Restse.
[h'oago Times.]
OrTAwA, Ont., April 16.-The action
ken against Speaker Angevine and
:orris, reform members for Lincoln in
Commons, the former for accepting
a contract for government printing and
the latter for contracting to forward
"steel rails, in contravention of the prov
laes of parliament act, has brought
l other irregularities to light.
Currier, conservative member
iet resigned, notice having
a motion to vacate his seat,
g supplied large quanti
otif lumber .Jo the government.
vine and Ilrris are awaiting the
of the privleges and eleodions
t 8ea St lsbe tered by a
ividu ganl r orrle to re
day pe ty pod by
partlia
'A"ýat.t
Burpe
Jort a quiet spell After their legi
Coa4ltaUtons.
The Troops to be Withdrawn at tarsals
Oimolal Orders Ieeolved
The members of the Commisolna had ilsle1 if
anything to say about the politieni mtutnton of
afad Priday morning. They presed them
selveu as utsled that the good work had boon
aeoomplshed, and their few remaining hours with
us ought to be devoted to rest.
The dipatch reeiolved from the President i a
very strong and congratulatory one, and bestows
upon the Commission a full maed of praise.
If there is no ohange in the preent outlook,
they will leave pturday evening, and report to
President Hayet.
That the question was a settled one no one
doubted, but jut how the adjuetment would take
plan seems to have troubled ,me of the unwise
ones. Last night seoine of the doubtful ones felt
some hesltancy about expressing their opinion on
the situation, An interview with Gene. Hawley
and Harlan, and a subsequent talk with Gov.
Brown, brought out the foot that they
FOIteSneusn nta qUfMermaw nOLLt snrttLD.
Gen. Augur,who was present, said that the whole
maetor was virtually fred, and there could be
now no d&lioulty over the situation. He, the
General, stated that he had reoelved orders from
Washington to rten ve the troops from the
neighborhood of the State.louse by Tuesday
noon. (Go. Drown, Judge Lawrenoe, Gene.
Hawley and Harlan also stated that the removal
of the troops would take ploe on Tn sday noon,
and that they were ratelefed the whule Louisiana
question wau settled.
' he diepatoh sent to the President wai to the
purp ,rt that ihero was
No i1erO rITrT roR TROPtH,
and the response was that the troops would be
removed. An order has already been s:nt from
the heoretary of War to Ocn. lhetidan, who in
the commander of the department, to remove all
the troops at noon on next Tuesday, and there
will be, couse(it ntly, a general
Di'ARTUBaN h PoM THiS rTATE-moSlaB
that day and hour. Aft r a lengthy Inter
View with the several members f the Commis
elma, it was gleaned that the President was now
satisfled of the entire discomfiture of Packard's
regime, and that he could not raise any support
to sustaln him in his offoiial spirations. The
gentlemen of the Commisslon consider their mrts
Pion ended, and will leave New Orleans this
evening by the lobile route at 5 o'clock.
PACKARD', CEE EFERY.
Skulls and Crosboene Displayed to the
Weakentlg Boys.
It needed no prophet to foretell the effect of
Thursday's desertions on the rank and file of the
Packard party in the Bt. Louie Hotel. From die.
rust at the departure of some of their shining
lights, the feeling has now drifted into one of in
tense anger, and loud and deep are the curses
hlunched upon the devoted heads of those "who
went back on the old man."
The negro members of the police are unusually
suvero on the seeding nmembers of their color,
and if any opportunity was off red they would
take their lives. There is no attempt whatever
to conceal this feeling, and the Packard patrol
man is utterly desperato. One mall lday m,rn
lug : Yes, last night, when the House of Bepre
sentatives was so brtilliantly illuminated duriog
the caucus. it pot me in mind of the time when I
was with McClellan's army on the Potomac.
Every time we were hipped and had to
evacuate, we always built large fires along the
line to fool the enemy. This was what that gas
light looked like last night."
IN r'AOrKAD's ANT.ruCAltBMlt
there were gathered over filty of the colored
leaders, and they were discussing with mnoh
anxiety the prospects. The Boss himself put in
an appearance about 11:20, and Wm. H. Hunt,
Req. had an interview with him.
The ,iesign is, so the report goes, for the Rad
teals to hold together until after the adjrmrnment
of the legal Legislature, when efforts will be
made to get back the strolling members.
The departure of Gen. IcoMhlan, and the prob
able stepping down and out of Gov. Warmoth,
had a parti3 intg ( if ot, and the shock served to
upset considerably the nerves of cven the
staunhchest.
The follorn eppoaranoe of the geng is mos
pitiable, and the Hotel will doubtess not see
many more days under Packard's occupation.
There was a decided stand tek' n yesterday af
ternoon by some of Packard's petlers on the
question of pay, ant for awhile it looked as
though there was going to be some organised
movement towards a general desertion, but a
,backer of the Dose oame down with $1(00, and
the men were given two dollars apiece as a sort
,f Winslow's soothing syrup. The pay of the
patrolmen there is thirteen dollars per month,
they beoing considered as militiamen, and these
two dollars was on account of lset month's wages,
The men in the hotel realize that it is only a
questioa of days before there will be a general
hegira, and their pride not to exhibit a lack of
courage keeps them together. They realize the
fact the "day of their destiny le over," and the
end is soon.
The insubordination at the Hotel took a turn
that even the most faithful anticipated, and
during the afternoon it was rumored that Pack
ard himself was held a prisoner 12 his own
hostelrie. On inquiry, it was found out that
the rumor grew out of the fact that a
large number of the colored members
doubted the faith of the white patrol
men, and hence wanted a square deal as to
the question of having the bilding. That they
all want to leave Is beyond ques'ion, and if the
guardians of Packa-d saw any means of exist
ence outeide of politics, they would readily .c
cept the situation.
FROtilOOL
The Prize Rifle Won at the Fourlth
Competition.
The long range marksmen of the Crescent Oity
Rifle (lub assembled at their perk yesterday
evening to o ntest for the fourth time ftar the long
range rift , presented by the Sharp'e Rids Oom
pany to the club. To win this pr so it was neces
sary f(r the winner to make the h'ghest score at
each of the threelranges o 800,900 and 1000 yards,
eah contestant to fire fifteen shot at eahob range.
To eere out victor at the three range. wae oon
lidered almost an Imp.sibtlity, but this rematrk
.le fe.t was por rmed by Mr. DuSley Belph,
whe o utahot hise oompetitors at every range,
thereby wnilg the prim. Mr. Beasd followed
,ose arte him at the 800 yard range, but his un-.
fIn4u- telhesrei the star wemkened his coat.
-tr. aDzebe dyri. made. gallat aght Ma
te a semp, bat we dsilty foreed to yieh wl; bw e
he as th es as as.i4nalame kepth lead
urtae euac onl- te Wb y GOe. Ras lathe
Omlaastt ase, and asin by Dafd blph InP
the late Iue rtalte matle, Io WbleI our eow
Orlessa teran w viltorio. ThiL seed eson
of s00 place Mr. Seiph a the
CIsantlO sitsr N0Ui or Tei w tItI>.
The wind was dieualt to overoome in te
mdpniatlons of the wind Igage, a strong heed
wind blowlng, varylng from 1 to0 o'clock. The
tollowing lu a tabl of the seoroes made:
00 Ydte. 00 Yds. 1000 Yds. Total.
Wm7 e.i. 61 187
Jobn lmayn, Jr,. i8 68 69 187
t G.. lohinb..... 69 G7 05 14
John Bera 6d. 0 63 683 161
Jahe. Buckley..... 61 1 180
Total, l men, 1i8g polnts.
Average per man, 18t8 pointe.
A u TIKB.
A mmmll Slaed Ilot C0eatM d by Irrupres
stble LengelheOrema.
At 5 o'clock last evening a gang of men olaim
log to .e longshoremen made a strike fe wages,
and interferred with some men who were workinn
on a nohooner at poet 18.
It appear that the longshoremen tried to pCr
-Sade the men, who were working on th-e
sehooner, to stop work unlees they received fo
dollar per day.
They deolined to aosept the propositon, and
the long horemen started to aUall them with
olubs and rooks. This attracted the attention of
Sarg.ant Goouldrtok, who collected his men sad
aunceeaed In dispersing the rioters. Ddnlos the
diflolty an unknown white man was struck in
the head with a rook and seriously injured.
Capt. Bourke will to-day make afllhlvits
against the leaders of the rioters.
charged with Arson.
Willie Ilurk, Nick lPraling. Den'l B.thlsndl and
1idel L ber were arrested in Oretta, and lodged
In the Eigbth 8db-station, charged, from tofu, in
atlon reootivd. with areon,. The pltoe have
reason to b lilve that these men wtre inr li
oated in the large fire that occurred in that httle
burg on the li,1 inst.
ImlOrt Items.
William Gibrit 1 Ins ow blowing his trnmtpet in
the becond statlion-htouse, charted with larceny
of half a box of .hoes.
Gabriel will also visit Jud(lg Whittatnr, for,
when eear.hed at the station, beneath his coat
tail was founud a whito-handled resOr, and this, in
the eyes of the law, is a coocealed weapon.
Win. Ilawley, allas Rnindors, retired Into the
Sixlh Precinot station on a charge of larceny.
Andrew Rohaefer Is boirding in K-ily's Hotel,
charged wl h having lumber in his posstssion
suppood to have been stoukn.
At 3 o'clock Friday morning a crasy man weeas
on the eve of making his escape from the iLouisi
anus etrest, when he was captured by Ofleoer
Leonard aud turned over to the Sisters.
Frank Rush, alias Thomas Nelson alas Wes.
sal, was arrested at the corner of P1ovdrs and
Franklon s reets, and lodged in the Central eta
lion, charged with pioki.g the pocket of Mrq.
t -Wart.
Joe Fornandrr and Ferdinand Treposs were ar
rested on Osual street between St. Charles and
(ar, ndelet, and lookned up in the Third Precinot
tation. ohsrerd with having sto'en propety in
heir possession.
Thne. MoeHernoy, who was stabbed by Preacher
Bryant, is improving.
Ab "ut 9 o'clock last night a fire was discovered
in the front room of the oni story frame build
lug at the corner of Hpaiu and Mor, an streets.
T a property, which is oocupied by Mrs. BSy
moor, was damiged to thr extent of $5.
About 7 o'clock lriday morning, during the
absence of the family, a sneak thief entered the
dclhlunlg-house of J. L. Vert t, on Jona street, be
iweeon St. Anthony cud Annette, and sunoeeded
in gettiLa: away ilth one suit of clothbs and
h rty-fonir p ýeket handkerobhiefs mrke't J. La. V.
The thief Tffected an entrance through the
front window.
Between tho hours of 2 and 8 o'clock Friday
morning thieves entered the grocery store of
Jean Beore, No. 22) Customhouse street, and
smneeded in steallng $40 worth of groceri's.
Toney Unp so, alias Looney, and Ann Wilhams
were arrested, and the property found in their
poeseasion.
Brevltles.
The German Harmonic Club give a complimen
tary festival at the Okakand liding Park on Bun
day, the 221 list. Thanks for invitations.
The Orleans Dramati Club, Jr., have our
thanks for tickets to their entertainment to be
given at the 1'emperanoe Hall, No. 108 Camp
street, this evening at 8 o'lock.
H reafter the lonely wayfarer on Esplanade
street will look in vain upon the famitlir place
where morn and evening Patkard's cab used to
wait for the now ilef.uot Bose.
On SuBdsay next, to-morrow, Rev. Dr. M.olean,
Corresp uning Hieeretary of the Amerloen Bibli
Hoolety, wllb deliver a lecturo at Dr. 'Palmer's
(First Presbyterian Church), on Lafayette
qnuare. Subject-"' rhe Men of the Sea, Their
OCaims upon us and our responsibility regarding
them. bests free."
A leo'ure on temperance will be delivered at
Tempe ranco Hall. N . 11)0 Camp street, on
Ibhureday eveniog next, under the auspices of
Caucasian Lodge No. 1. 1. U. G. T.
Sent Before the isuperlor Criminal Court
The case of the htate vd. Slippery Conners,
charged whit the burglary at Mrs. Bouford's res
ideuce on the eight of the 3d of April was yes
terday before Judge K einpeter on a preliminare
exa>uination. After an exhaustive evidonoe in
be premises, the accused was sent before the
Superior Criminal Court under 12300 bonds, and
in default of bail, was remanded to the Parish
Prison.
A Cutting Affray.
About 8 o'clock last night a diffionlty took
place on Common street, between Villore and
LBuberteon between Bourbon itodgers and Dor
sey Cook, both negroes, which terminated in the
former being out in the neck by an oyster shell
in the hands of the latter.
Tne wounded man was conveyed to the Charity
Hospital, where the physolian stated that an ar
tery had been out, but that the wound was not
dangerous.
Cook was arrested and looked up in the Cen.
tral Station.
Fire.
About 10 minutes to 11 o'clock last night a fire
was discovered in the kitchen of the two-story
frame building No. 807 .i. Peter street. This
property, which is owned byMr. Delaude and oo
pied by three negro famides, was damaged to
the xtent of $20.
The are was caused by sparks from the chim
ney falling on the roof.
The flames were extinguishe i by the Second
District Babock engine.
A Deadly Tumble.
About 4 o'clock last evening a man named C.
W. Johnson, an attache of the Government, fell
through a hatchway at the Custom House and
was satally injured. He was conveyed to the
Charity Hospital, where it was found that be.
sides being internally injured, his right arm was
orashed. The physician states that Johnson's
condition is very critica.
TEBI COURTS.
Superter Crimlnal Court.
coNvrrTnD.
Murder-"tate vs. Dan Sbay, indicted March
13, for the murder of Officer John McDonough,
at the Central Station, February 4, 1877. For the
tistte. Attorney Gneral Ogden; for the defense,
John P. dmith, Eeq, and J. N. Hagins,Esq.
Guilty, without capital punishment.
irst Istriet (C.uart.
IFu oaxTrrIOS.
Iarmeny-.-iehasel Venito. Outavia Wayne, D.
Dorse, Win. towman, Oarolae Toung, O. Wash
ingon, lyrs. Mooney.
Assailt by wiilfully shootig at&-Ted Hart.
Assault and batery- rs. de:ahart.
In good old ime importaMeas of Pipr-Bd*
east oek year a t
m.. . In I i beM
AcAasrN ofMesae.-1Hasageigr scdr )id etl4e
A esaon of prosperity, suto se hea attended the
mrseagenaes of the LAedemy, deaplte the obh.
setelee lnidest to the dieurbed oondition of
arbir during the poet ait months s this lty, is
gratifyItg, and t is a deeeeved tribuse, as weil as
a fittilg oonoluelon, that the last night's per.
formane at this plion of amusemea t sbould be
the oeoaslon of a grand compilmetary testimo.
ald benefit to the efficent manager, Mr. Bldwell,
who for neary thirty years has contributed by
his untiring efforts to the amusement of the peo
pie of this city.
As has been said, he has always endeavored to
merit the approbstion of hib patrons and, be.
sides, his stook company, whose periormanoes
are entitled to espeell reoogll lon, he has from
time to time provided his audiencee with what
ever other attractions and combinations that
were available, But f*w know what a theatrical
manager has to contend with in aterling to the
publio taste, and it was a gralefatl aoknowledgl
mebt of this fact that prompted so many of o ur
leading citisest td tender him this benefit.
The programme will be varied, compr'sing
recitations, sling. COharles Matthews' comedy
of "Woodoock's Little Gtame," sna'"D. ,., the
Commercial Traveler."
'1'o-night, the elegant comedy of "Lemona."
On Munday, "1 he Colleen Iawn."
Due notice will be given of the benefits of Mr.
Pike, of the blonde wig and of Mr. ferd Maiu
berret, the treasurer ti the theatre.
Sustant Shasow.-We understand that the
principal members of the Academy propose to
remati in th s city for some time to give a series
of entertainments every I.lturday matinee and
undaty ightt.
Miss WIimot; by the way. has been engaged
by the tonthern Dramatic Assootation as their
leading lady. 'Ioe f sIt ,omrliimuntry perform
neoe of tll,, 61.siatsion will ocour shortly at the
Varieties Theatre.
THE ARLINI'TON PROPERTY.
Why It is Clailnuet by Gen. G. W. C. Lee.
[N. Y. 'Tribune.]
The Arlington estate was bequeathred
by (. W. 'Parke Custis to Mrs. Mary A.
). Lee, his only child, and upon her
dreath It was to pass into the htands of
his 'ltdest grandson, (G. W. Utstin Lee.
At the outbirerak of the' civil war the
rrullnelon was vacated, anti Mrs. fltobtrt
E. Lee followed the foratines of her hue
bandtl In the Mouth. Tise governhment
now occupies this propel ty ans a nationtl
cernetery, basis its title upon a tax sald
which was mtade Janltuary 11, 1864. Tht
unpaid tax was .)2 07, and tei bild for
the 110(0 acres was $2L,800. It Is now al
leged that no portion of the purchtasl e
money was paid. After the death of
Mrs. Lee, Gen. Custis Leo asked (ou
gress to pay him a reasonable price for
the estate, and not having received any
redress be has now begun an action in
ejectmeontto recover the property. Ills
otject Is to secure a proper compensa
tion for the estate.
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Diunnerr's LAvoite. EXTlaecrT-Are used
and endorsed by the best hotels, oonfeotioners,
grocers and the lrt famisues in ih.- oountry.
Turs LIn ilxcu(nsi t.-At it u'otlou on Monday
t.orning. 28d inas., the mag.ltfi ent sat.amer
Itobt. I. Lee wil liave the rfoot of Canal street
for a trip to the jetties. The fare f r the round
trip is five dollre, rnoals included. With the
epleodid April weather wh.ch is now ehining
upon Lo)nisalle redomtmed, the exclrsri ,n will be a
d,lirghtful one. 'The subject of the j tries ia o e
of imnmenlse ints rest, anrt it must not be torgot
ten that the pro zeds will be d.vuoted to aid the
tearrrion's it.hoel.
MAIINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOC(RAT, ,
April 21, 1877. 1
Cleared I esterday.
Brit bark Annao ilulrill, rntdilprs, for llarr-
Noirten & B, 11
olhr Minile Oray, (tregorlo, for Appa'achicol-
Master
Arrives.
Stoamship Kniicoerlho' or. KImble from Now Yol'
14o tient, t.>A Moulin-2i| ils H
Brit wneamship Ahli..l. n Irns. rnm Livcrpool, valn
Wlntl. ilhlsc. to A K Mill.r &. o-4-tl dil
Hlip PI..iledl, Chuas. 43 days from llaIvri, to Decan,
Zerega .tri--Poloct
Get' .Iwip ti.n niall, Hambinh, 45 days fiolm remes,
ii n a iOrr-1tii t i4
shipl J A Tbe mn on, Tlhomnlon, 9 dtlays from nle.fail,
tol 1). an, Zor-ga &ou--:l.t d,'
Nor bark Branto. . l'rerseon , fin Liverpool, March 1.
to lusnon. Z/leAt &c.-i-- (fti li
Span bark Mar a Lut a. Vi.,no, t (lays from lavanso,
to Avendllano llrn-P li.t
rbhr 0. o iSuley, ltoyul. from (alvnston, to J Kelly
t2.1 ils
ichr Laly WVloanibry, Wonolldlry. 6 days fim Rulntau
ito.l 1 M.iAt-. - 1'1, 'I ' r
ITIeAMiliAT4.
Mary lidl. ueni. from Upper Coast
Blue Wing No 3, Cnom.ntoa. Inom Plaquermion
Marltlha, aIlastt, Irln. Low. C.lu *t.
YWlnon, I olkiochol. from Lower oast.
liertha, Ilroid rim Washillngtni
Emma. Cautoni, from Lower ,onast
V J lelitan Wit t1i , i, lotlu Minden
lat.hoer, I.eutheri, froiu Vlclasburg.
A.sInnip bo. I.)alfo.re, from LamiiUo Valley
Jsabel, O'l'rv, ifrom Lower (Coast
Eva, Ilansoml, frim Upper Coiast
ieloe Farmer, Sth.rp, Irlu Lo wer Coast
Rlelw oJnimlni liUp.
Oer ship ('oneantatl, Knhlen, 4 ; days from Biomen.
to I F Htsjakloi er kco
Hxporse.
A I'PALACIIICOLA--Per echr Minnie Citay--:It
bble floor 2 Ibis whlisky 2 blh sugar I racks collbo 5
sacks 1n.rn 2. okgs sunldri s
BAVRE--I'er bark Anuite B:nrtill--342 bales cot
ton 3000 poe stavee
Impel to.
MARBSEILLE.--Pcr brig Primo----t'o rases soap
300 tases vermruith A CounurlO---2200 do 250 backets
oil A (lrnudt-4 olea do Blolham & Mooel-lO0 lok
win D Fatij &oo--;5 do Gelpl & Vi',ce---i2 oases
cigarette paper Pnig, C(or asl &a -4 eks earthenware
lot do 48 ljrs M Ilit lob-50 cases soap F Larne &to
-500 basaets oil A Lanata-- 1000 do Icase plante 5.4
Oke wine3tl4 qr do l64 eighih or,.or--540 cases ver
month 100 ecana moueat wine U Marlnoni
Recelpts of Produee.
UPPER COAST-Per steamer Mary Ida-45 hhds
sugar J Levih & Jamison--alndrtes to order
PLAQU1EMINE--Per steamer Blue Wing No 3
7 bhhd sugar CT Soniat--73 hides L Rey--sund lts
to order
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Walosn-enndries
too d-.r
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Marth --32 bbls
rice J Nelsom-asudries to order
WASHIINGTON-Per steamer Bertha---189 bales
cotton J W Barbridge &oo-121 Beranu &i Olbert--i
Salle & Cammack-11 A Tertro--8 John I Adams
keo-8 Norwood & Riobhards-6 Lehman, Abraham &
co-- S8 Gnnmbel-5 Bush & Levert-3 lones, Soberak
& Auney-3 J L Harris &to-2 RIenshaw. Cammack
&oo-1 McGehee, Snowden & Violett-3 bbls cistern
bottom J W Burbridge &oo-2511 sacks cotton seed
N O Cotton 'eed Assoeiatlon-1-4 bidels 1 bills do 1
bale,moss P Cnsse-71 hides Meyer. Wele &co-63 do
t lBeer-4 rolls leather J M Dowling--1 bhle s. ins
Grosr &;Williame-40 head cattle T Fos.- 34 do at
head sheep Aycock. Mithbell oo-sundries to order
-Total 3.. bales cotto.' 2511 sacks outton seed 3 bble
molasses 64 bead cattle 21 head sheep
LOWER COASA--1'r steamer Emma-sandries
to order
MIN DEN-Per steamer W J Bohan-190 bales cot.
ton Jno Casife & Sous- 37 Richardson & May --30
Jorey & Gillis- 82 Chaffe, Hanmliton & Powell--73
S W R wilns-33 Claiborne &oi-- C L W Imeley &
co--2 t W Seutell &eoo-snor.es to order Total ,171
bales cotton
VICKSBURG-- Per steamer Natcbes- 949 bales
cotton J L harris Loo--129 Richardson & May--5S
Britton, Moore & Coleman- 50 J J Irby & Son-- 2
Allen, Nuaent Lo--;6 T L Airey loo--i a B New
man &oo-la Meyer, Wes &co--10 Lehman, A bra
ham eao-10 J Barnet too-It allen. Wlest &.-.-7
Graham, Black Leo-- Mosee Clark-4 Joe T Hardie
1&e- H & C Newman-- Chast'alagher- 3 t wart
Bros &eo-3 J P Harrison Jr & -ºa 3 Payne. Kesneaiv
oe-.3 Craig & MHog.p50- .hifb ta & owttoo . PowVll
-2 S Gambel--S a ades 1ow is Iui-t ISLkhbam
& Moore-1 Norwood & BLohar s -1 G W 8atetl &
co--Il18 neeks oDes seed N O Cotton Seed Ass eau
tion- 900 seeks cston seed mea Anderses & Simp
sona-M bbls oil T LtAi le o.- bales mom A Par.
loalle--t do t 4 Harris hoe--lo do i r blide Odele
Sr4ll-l e ekseed catou GA Viceatr- nadd en
toorder--etot 8 bII hales e . 18 ,eekseeitess sead
s sal a ues bseeo atea l I saiL seed a ok 32 bbIls
>ul sý~i
Maedile to order
LOW 8iO T-Pr ana r m.wTuestbet-N. meal.
bait-deo b motlsoe OCt signee aakanow
U0lfrlu AT ThS NmW 3ASIN.
Cot.tetbna.-Per sehr P M Ptpp--1 be's eottes
Warren Athlaon leo .U seks pasn Sherek & ereak
soo-SO do 44 bble tuar 00 bble send order
Toh.fe.n.te Rivir-Per 1obr Darlo and Darie--00
bb'a and order
Bllled Dlver-Par sbr Jotitillle-10,000 ateven 000
el pboarl 1O ourdo wood tmaMtr
Iinad leru--I'vu Bahr Cleament'e-s5 oords wood
EEOIPT8 AT TUN OLD B.ASIN.
leyonU Lcoembo-Per ohir Joeaphbie No -l-IO,O
feet kimeer o0 der
Balyou Laoombe-Per sohr CameUll-10,000 brioka
order
Tanglshos-Per eobr Pippoe 50 cords wood mts- r
-o Msnubeha-Per achr Alelop.--3t of rds wood
By Ratlllrada.
NEW OIILNANJ AND MOBItt RAILIROAD.
April 00-4 beta. oetton a, ' ek peae orderr-411 do
Post k 1Hobby-4 bbles tur mnllaie uole kro--. bbl
twl e J Mover-d-- de J C Morrle--100 bble lime O
Foretatll-tcrO do U (Cltrk-O-t pkga tobacoo W Van
Ienthuysan-tl do J J Irby & 8 n- -.0 do $ Bern.
shelm d Mto-30 pkg. paper C Palmer &oo---eun
d lea to odrdr-Tota 4 toles cotton
NEW ORLEANS. ST. tUIIS AND CtHICAOO
tA ILtAOA D.
April 90- 113 bales Imtttn order-93 Meyer, Weis &
o--oh Blohas M toor.--17 Atlltm, Nugent &oo-t3
iohtrdsron & May-l' Alone., Sohetrk & Amitek-
PIeln, Kennetty &oon9. hUadle, Wood At o- 3 ttew
rt. limie &oo--4 T L, Atrey &uo-- Chbeffe, Hamlrlltn
& Pt.mel- --l alAketm.tre o- Valdon, Hawltis tAco
-Tn al ti halen rotton
4 hbde tlbarco Meyers T ln-50 blis aoll J fl nliott
-1 car aettlo I rat p. nltr' J W Chlamterr--55 toils
batin ehe etRa hlftnnll & WItp'lnmI---- hot hbadwate
Feirlhanke , t--5 bIl. wh lsky 11 M Imanesotn---75
htln tlmaocHt, LN Hernlhlmn & tInho--v care cattle Ay
o ek MI choll &on-9q d (1 Mohle &r.o-- crs lumbter
V Markey-10, t a oldt lron t httkreper, tmith & --It
illt ,ot I, Itf lllel ter-3: care llin Vol.tr & W--lot
bh gentl W Alitan--15 dri hidet 1 bll eklte Wang
& Ctntam-m- bile fltler T' A l milton &co--o-- hIi
Kode II T Taylo -I h rt JP ElJ aInore-1 do I t ridle
I edlllt Itnlnitlt ntd stpur--Total 4 Ihhd tomaco l0
bi. oill 5 bble whiky
NOW oILtJIANe AND TEXAII BAJLtiUALk
April 00-9 bIlejs nrtefl oi ChaiU ky
MIO)(1AN'A LOUISlIANA AND TEIXAI AIL
.11) .,).
A I i' 0- In hhlls icanmr Hobert lTnrt--1 dlo Schmilt
s+ Zino tr.-i bain ran, cnn Cl lp, II on &eo-- I, b1 -
a,t Iie liermuunn & Vi t',e-4 do 1 bltd int lnes! .1 A
ll-,.rg--nmnltit t-t orl' r---'tutsl I bale outtn.n I bbl
tllVny'as )+ II 1 lll - l 9 ll.ltt'
'ter atram.sllhip U(lIites Ifrm lnlinnola-l I, ales
hlitlin 4 ilrott a ire U A Whitney klnt
VFttro i veoteitn--llt tin cIttIn (U A Whiltlnt &cot
-- wA h it'sl olrdeir..t ,to r t i, Hvrl--t24 blt e till
.1 Al ig,,-mtn,, lime to or or--'otl I bhales nonton
STEAMBOATS.
o0to0 RIVER.
IRE(IULAl CINCINNATI. ITWISFVILLE AND
NEW OR t'ANHI PACKET.
Leavo on o ATUItDA , 241 lnt., Iat5 . in
~,,/,.. a FOR (OIN' INNa.TI LOUIS
vill., Evansvllle, Iltnderhon.
-_ thawnetown Padwneh. Cairo,
Mimnitils and all intermediate
volnts. The pa.mungnr stUnamer
A. 4'. DoNNAlILIY,
Henry U. Hart, meater, Ed. JoInrtlly. Chlrk.
will Ieave. uI ,bovo. For freight or passIag
apply o, b arrd or to
WAYNE & WILLIAMS, 10o Gravder street.
IMOULAlA s INCINNATI. LOUISVILLE AND
NtliW 01O EANH PACKET.
Lnvrs on Ml)d I)AY. April ?,. nt r I,. m,
FORl CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE,
Evanlsllllo, Hlend son hawnee
town, 1'tulucn. 'alro, lfenmphih and
all intormed ltae vl nts-The pssengor steamer
T(lO3IPMON I)KLIN,
W. 1. Miller. maste r. .In.. It.Jones. celrk.
Will Ioave ns allovo. For frmight or prai ,uzo atp
ply on board, or to WAYNE & WILLIAMS,
list (travior street.
N. P.--A plann of the enhin can he seern and
sta.ttornrl n erllnged by applying at the offlne of
Waynle & Wilil.mar . .~
REGULAR C(INUI.NA'rI,, LUUbI.I.l.u ,n,
NEW rtllLEANH PACKET.
L.nves on cr 1' ItJ'I AY. Aprll M4, at uts . m.
F01 " CINCINNATI. L)OUINVII.LE.
Ivanevillo I-mnfierson. Ihawnoe
town, Padneahl. Cairo Mempha and
all Intermediate points-The nessengor teamer
U. P. S1NICHK,
J. I,. Carter, master. DJiek Burns, Clerk,
will eavoe aI above. For freight or eUe.nw tDIp
.lv on board, or to WAYNE & W IIl ,IAMS,
ap2.l 1(0 Oravior street.
SOTACHTTA RIVER.
NEW ORLEANS AND OUACHITA RIVER
TItANMSPORTA'TI'N COMPANY.
OUACHITA CITY, TRENTON AND MONROE.
senl- Weekly OuaIpitta City Packet.
Leaves every WEDNESRIAY. at C . tpm.
FOR OUACHITA OITY, T1E~ .
ton. Monroe and all way land nge
ITho stl:tner
JOItlN (I. IANNA,
(In place of Ouachita Rolle,)
J. W. Blanks, master, Joo Holmes. clerk,
Will leave regularly a.s .bove. For freight or
passageo apply on board or to
Capt F. A. ICLANKS Presldent,
No. 2 (I Lnal street, rxorner Delti.
RITFE OA ,LIN BItITTON & EPPLEB.
JAr NEY & WORK, LORID) Mc;PEIKE. 4p'te.
V. 1N.-llas regular connection with all the
trlbutarios. It i tf
NEW OIILEAN1 ANi) (UACIHITA RIVER
'TRANHPORTATION COMPANY.
leaves H 11 Uilt)AY. April 21. aLt p.m.
SFOR CAMp IN. ' , IORIIADO,
L `Il.thitaCIly, Monro, Trenton and
all landrings on 1Iluh1 and Ouachlta
ltivers-The fine light drýift pa songor steamer
Gus Iodgeo. master. J. 1'. Mohr, cl,'rk.
Will leave a.L abovo. For freight or passage
apply on board or to
F. A. BLANKS.
President. No. 2 Canal. corner blte st.
FTI'E & COARLIN BIiITTON& gPPLEKt A
.J NNEY & WORk. LORD & McPEAKE..J ,ts.
aapl7
BAYOU tARA.
FOlR BAOg i ABl. WATEnndor
Eermitage, Port Hudson. ato
Bouge. PFaouemino and Fostofi
landings-The United States mall semi-wee
paeke
GOT. ALLIE'.
(In place of steamr W.. .Pike.)
Leave.s ev Ab"er A anb IDA. at
S JANNEY & WOK o t Coiman st
das sm A.O.G ODI.DIf. N a alaxe.
OLD RELIABLE
PIPi _llEIDSIEIk
The oldest and most popular brand of
CIHAMIPAG1NE
-IN THE
UNITED STATES,
For sale by
J. B. SOLARI & SONS.
SMITH BROS. & CO.,
ZUBERBIER & BEHAN.
THOS. H. HANDY & CO.
E. CONERY & SON,
BUR.E & THO %PSON,
EDMUND DUBOIS,
CLARK a MEADER.
CHAS. BLUJO,
-And
EVERYWHERE .
!l~artrI5 Y1153 9BAUb 5 M· WAU
ntE
Yr Y " Y
Leavesm1h :?lr lb At i
OGDain.i A. Th.,*, Ohs.. Thorn, SONG ";,
am, IrvIIII
Leave SAhIWAY, AhcPbrsl , at3.U.1ki
to eoop b'PUI y' ,> Lprla tw o ",a cave:j
Q rrs i di o m b e d
lym."Wssry Uvast Ussr. Pais :.
A lA0END a
ma tZirb o rlnand war
steamers
NOW Say! Able, HA. linnitImaMtgg.
Leaves every IIATUIIDtIAT. at uP. m.
Will avre aul iy f above, for o°t4
Pasargm sppM n oaror to
lams Nn, 21 Cln art td~~:
1YftRinI1~t'! i 2_____, _
UNITED STATESI MAIL PAOIZT.
Leaves evefy a
1iB , NOB1 Y 'LW f tu&
Wm, tiami m Inb..U,lo . i ;r.~ke
A. Ne ny and Jno. II. it,, ^"Arlo.
lonvosa r45. oo JJti~noixgLt at istrg 1je
or, D)er OrCrk and 'iwilahol'bl.,
It, R I r A WORK.
IUgTiK (,rl~a ;taflia.
(1n j~tja iRr rv6v i
'Tlrronih Bills of LJ~ ,ad dgfon to ~P itW
tonJrof nOd all Stationin, on V hI.tlititilUfiiuj,
Dortt r~nil Tpxn·a!v'"" i ···t R·FroU~~E.
uNITED iHTA'TEM MAIL ?AOtVKT.
Lenv~ tha* Ptjli~litY O , ,
( lxnetr PO rot gnioiýIi" ,ýIORE WWL
Vicksburg anl the Iiuudi-Th i
gird NOt d a tahTk~llyn :.. ter~
FRIAKi PARGOTID.
1. M. White, master. (1 llolmesl
WI l lenvf as abo y~, nnnn~itg atiaa
wth thne "'nriaot il' foyaU poto onWI
antu Tallab atobie rivers. t or freight or Puule ge
apply on board, or to
JAx'Yifn I A OHHf
itwAteF a O.
Bº'Obf~z T OAHT)1b!!$, -
Through Bilk fe a ltu e to 'J'O',,
Monroe and all itao on flnlrahie, rVp,
port and Ternµ all oad. Also to all poý. es
Arkrhpfolls and Pune H1101 I A roa
SATUIDAXY YV *IL tiTJL A
Leaves everý1 8AM7Iat
I C(IPttGtt
Slng-The all lot
J u N oJ~vese nger
Match..,
Onuotý pinutyo rwltitht
or a,o~tgo Telia ,cýýlo inan BnosflV
and wi i nchorLinie for Moznspri sýgl
or r PUS, npi~ly on boardr
ýA NNE Y A '$It y~ Coant teuerA
BIT Hm &CABLIN, Tohonptol,
P119 of lna pav to
OPZLO fiRlbi.
/IIXOULAII O OElrMtNAI 1,
heaves overy W~ l)fDAY t M
sus, rort ~a ~e.Sims
vile, an al land
Atchaf alaa Rtiver and Bayou (ionf
new andlight-draft steamer
CAANY ne. 3,
H. I. Broad, master. f38. Slobmit
will leave as above, ory fre o
ol[ n board or to Bil'f'JMl a
1 M.--Connects loeo'9· with 1t4 amer y
ror Bayou de lOla & Also gv h
ladlingato r'gno tacf.
REOULAB Oi'PEhL' A. PACU.
Leaves everty ATUt A t oe
FOR ¥It WAtHIQT
IE ,, I Port Barr S imsort.
v dlle an land nsoithO l
toh amrt a river atnd Bayou coa -
now and light draft pesenger steame
A. P. Troundale. mestor. Theo.e, d. .
For freight or passage ? o . '
ia2 4 1 ehoup toui.s
P. r.--Connects closeol with steamer
for Batyou de anize. Also glves throug
lading to Bayou Brauf. __,_
AMI- w EkKLY A fYOU LAFOV1ICE.5 -
uCOArP PAOKK9+.
THIIOUGH TO THtIBODAUX .
Loaves evel y MONDAY at s p, m. audI .i
at 10 af. m.
THEFI FiiaVIDE-W0LSThEM.
IIRIitY 7313.
J. F. Ateoln, maater P. A. Chrlet, stelrk.
Pays particular attenti n to way b.u.etl -'.4
returns down the Coast Hundsys a .d
days. For freight or passe ParoIi
or to
rap io0 ttf _l l .eetar
NEW 'OR LEANH. CAT A D
Leaves every BA, URD Y as av, m., WS .
t W t, tv 1 w oroa. I, "
J. A. (3 mtek. msa taer. :
Goo. . Woods and Obh. . ....
Will leave as above, and eontilnue
season. For freight or passage apply t
-jIIW TO BEN TUBE1AYB'
os DRenon masterN , N
-teves as aboveevery fo dsy,
Sqturday at 10 a m..n
thuetrdays d Sundays.
For fresgl !orW1
fee J.Ds W ''i Tig 4osti eh
IhWE LY54JWP KL OU
(I D of TreatOa)
. D. Terrmouneo Master.
H.D.T rreboano.ei
Leav .ew Orleans every `rt $t) L
P. 8.-Will carry freight as low tS- ay
yen, every MO1 A- .g a_* p. m.. S*n4
at 1l m
Frans lBerreron master 3 0.
Lteaves s abov" for onumie nl at
returtnN[ every li8NDA x ad WMD
S'r/or r p 1 W aje awtlygn bO
The new and feet l ast
O. Oa. w Jt. .agestor. . J D ,
2*06Dnl~nrfsau l
-,r~o~arfH~l o