sea-goinqg vessels. w orleans rne daily crescent
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SEA-GOINqG VESSELS.TO -aIIlo SUNDAY. Ja, 4.h, M 8H n ,A.
GALVESTON AND MATA- DTgnl B 13.y 71,pi S. hlnll rLlne.-TTb new and mf; l-Atmnlncml snlslhlp PEIISE.VEI(ANCE, W. H- Ta Lot, our-m;ader, lenval r bove.
HARRIS & MORGAN, ont ofl liHotrelt,LTA atlhJN p olf his!. willt ls .vry SUNDAY IIATHURADA Y." blpp pp ill plSala provide themsels lwlih t, o S mnnr~l'S
HA le ofladaR. Na other form ill be ninnsd. Jn4Will ks,, TUORSDAY, Jan. Is, 8 II'ASI A AT.
HARRIAZOS AANT NSlll directNewaN~ Orler. d TerDI Uoi P Btts
B. liF-Thompeo ,om.'Coin adm~111..... ., i NAITLtlJasovr wil boepncoaly Frloih
or presage, paring ele eat stet.-rpom plaicnololAtiSd aLSSgItoHARRIS " Y IOA, N, flot l ioll b. dl,IT Alfre l el posite the Steamship Wllldioq.
Rh ppod~h by the Natilns wall b dlirared to
CIhIenmagolree e itamors bils ofu pe muntprovid Ulmo i;th [hLsmrlbilolading. Na gthpr form will b e snad. dalNEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS UNITED STATES
Mail Line.FOR GALVESTON AND AIATA-,t~
GORDA BAY,.-The following new and mago fl-~uyycu t Steamehlpl *ll h...sft. Isere o. SUNDAY end 1HUR11DAYi
at8 HARLESWORGAnN,11 myr Place, Camma.dd r.IIEXICO, iJobs Y. Levkas, doLOUISIANA WmH.lt, 1 do
DBESRrlr tihi6P liin`a rnl, at the end2 ofIse Shipp .T2MA, PoWderhJ.2F Lo Fr Iudiancl.,
.. lir S wile n llelaor provide thamlul In. with the termer'r1.1 O.C.OOCT&C,.1n other form 21.o AIne ,2i
P. S-Thie;.ine bavillg: .tnblrahsd it.... Pilot .. PeernralloBnr, the steamers will h...fttar be tell.. saad out .odor thennperin~ndenre of Ran -r Cnpisine. .n95 tf
NEWV YORK..VOR NEW YORR-K urlbut'o Line--.3 T2.f:2y .. .alinb tF'Ok-mILted reuar2ANPeboa~erSS'g7. C bsl"!8f RONC 2pt.Almbogw il hrr"u on
di2fe db2,p.t. .or ioeO on o R o2o00 bbo.,apply on board, opposit the Ua.I Ibrrkat, BEcrrd Dletrict. en t
JnI 0.C. BOO RT&CO.,12 Ca2p et.
VONEkW YORK-Regurlri Line--key.3) TO. aling pecker k, NIiELEA T A LD FI;ANN00 k, maatar, know Iasdirgaud will bavn dispatch. 2.r uL 2a F o i hr or passage, avinpp hoe epiomm tlon , 2ppb to-
0. . C. 22FN20 T d CO., 02 Camp at.V! OR YORK-Regular Line-
TkaAIno clip Fer bark, I;EN 7 AL ,F.TT. Little,Ser,I. .. TuiIToly ell h.r c,.d ,y.,.,2,o.2Th. is few na 2I y
For balnpc or freight, apply on b' d. appalito tb. Vegetable Efar-katN orL C
22 _ GEO. V. IYNbO2000CO., 8. CampW.e.t
PHILADELPHIA.
FORPHILADELPHIA-Re ular Linefirefl Peekete-T,,A 1.T 1,1,1, ILI let 1,6 -The Al
nvxrly .lgh ac rgo an Ib nrdl- nill mil h abo 'or brla., offriht. pd~eago, opllr In
lAjl gEO. . IIl~vSN it 0..RI Camp treet.
B AL TI MI ORE.
f.R DALTIMORE.-Reglar Line.-Al .22l pc,,22022n COHAS8ETTei , hyogoo, hosi seo ly allr c.yI1 engaoeld, ,o b.v22gum
2202,2r.t or ba.lacof ff-,ol201r .uoe.. Apply or.45 2GO. 01. HYt822N A CO.. 8C,2,'mp.re,:.
DOSTON.ORBSTNReua Line.--Thega
rt aul.i, Airll hip E N O).E ~~Lwanr, mnatar, h lf. a Irga portlnof ecr cargo rugxgad -1 savegai,1 k Cdep. Forb2la2rsol 222oght o gn appoly
Isr 4 GYO. W. 22YN3 YN0 CO. b22.mp.treet.
0,O L2 do2o.oe F., L. LEVY, 221 M.IO.2 elee,,2d" 0oG. 01. IIYNON & CO., 02 FemoF.2,at.
UOR BOSTON-Regular Line-The Al
22.222 large pa, 22212 082 2228,0,2. 2ng ill aveq2ui ck d2 p.c. 2teh .
1rsgtcr l ir hhi polas apply m129 GlO. 0. VNNION & CO., 89 Camp 200.22
FOR BOSTON-Regular Line of Pock-,Th A2 ,.enr '.!, p.22 bar ELIZARIETIIH
2.EAVIT'2, 22opio ,ooerds 222-,22,, 2 22h hiv. ill md2jpetc2,ro20.222,F,,212,o22, F22222i lt222222g.2,App y
t 0.21 2EO: W. HVNSON COn. 8 Cemp .22-1.
LIVERPOOL.
F UR LIVERPOOL-The superior fasti,oioslSn~Sg i CLAR3AISRO4JRHMAN.IT "c"'lrl~, will hove Immediatel drrpatch. het ltilil at 1 W0
balms crlru cud 3010 anrlrl corn, P11ll toJ H ASHBR'DS0E A CO., IO9 Ccmrn..elr.o.
33r Fur Vlllalc, having tine packet .cnmmdltioll, .jppply tCep+" H:K;ir. a, hoard, peel t :+, Flint D+.t,3Cet a.
I OR LIVERPOOL-The. splendid regu- -
S. Yso e, susks.Sn, iliu nt with 41i.O 9pF.lsS. For Ss..gs. a..5U roles cotteu and 51)1 0 smoke~r, ram it l y o a
jars J.H.ASIIBRIDGE . M.It Common street.,
TOR LIVERPOOL-The superior fast~soai nLg inric~h rhsp5 SAI51LS.A, rtlsdun, masts.,*rl et I imdit dispn... For fre ighs of let buts cotton,
appli tT . H.AIS5RIDDIE CO..IO Common .trialF OR LIVERPOOL-The very fast sail-
iv At Al~ricsn ship J. C. I43ARNT(N. CaptBllvm. will have ,}uick diapan;rh. iar frlylll of 400 bsles coivu T
lljbn J. H. aSOIssIE a Cs., IssComolss rent,FOR 'IIVEROOL-The Al rplendidsA.ippr L Srlu.l asn ml ASIbCleSb. C,1., Haimns .
v, g e. plrrloo r err enrqo ,gaged, rwll meet with unread-~ dis-patch. For iruight, appll t
d3Y! J. I1;*}IUI tID( IAC CO 190 Common 'treat.
L{OR LIVERPOOL-The Al AritishF bbl TIIESALY. Wiliams, me-r., .111 .. at~
Bl',i5NaLSC). PIISTAII, 0o5~ Wsvt teac.s S.r irgnsss g.5, ly sq~l dipoi
dal I H. isy1III 1)G A CO.s 1' Ismmon itr. t.5550. W.O~I sisass a~h ro .,, s-s ,
OR IVERPOOLE-The- ce Al America-,ni
+-,, a NoiRur un} h argu ssS ng 'n , wall bave nyisk slesncu. tar1.1 15
nsa .ppsss..to
0,ihsl F.O. W. esvooNN A CO., CImp rtrsleL
HAVRE.FOR tlAVRE-Theo Packiet ship RICH-~
\!ONuly. G,.kin rotor, having nearly nll b~ar a gone.Cat yll wll easer yuck dllpn tcl. For Irriql~t or s -neeo, vpplrl~;O. tV. HYNiSOY 0. 3s Cramp ,treat.
GLASGO W.
1?CR GLASGOW.-The fast sailing AlA. Olis.'. issr1k ALLEN KElt..CI.... Wlnrtr,L.ringas^," en~r part fhcr argg suniged will have immediate alapeter..s'r s osa o h .ess5..npply toat H. ASHBlIDOO a CO., IiSCcu sl.mtreet.
ljOR GLASGOW-The Al British ship pQR.3 IlLSS. Clpes. TWa,.s hS.is par: of hr cargo n-h,"*d wiml mLt with dilpatrh. For freight, apply to
J. 5. sSHlSSiDGFs s CO.1."!ln os on .1..,
RIO DE JANEIRO.aloft ik) E rANEIRO- 'The fa0R tO l
sa I- ATA built ICNIA Capt. irrrill, haven, alll~r urquigxArlpwll 11 tll nvr for tile eb.,rr part on T~HURSDAYI.1. Far poising, apply on bo.ri, sppsi, to ee 9, Firat Dist I,
erNdit J. I. AISa H iIs :&CO,Is110 Common street,.I O1 tRALE, FREIGHT, OR CiAR-oi,
TeR.-The Iett isilins Durk LOWIElL, I.[1time,reg~liieror :ivy bbl'. eepneity; eiglht }'once ld, baos been rrCV tiny
arrhnalsl and rxpa'r~~tln wr h u w yellow nine bottom , re-fii.-IrnnP, owe snrlisailn, IICCII I and cerdegn, templet.; saw lenit"'alt gl,5I. F 55r 510maap ss
G. .~~i:W IIYNSON A CO., 89 Cramp street.
11 laterarrangements with my AgentsinENGLAND, IRELAND nod SCOTLAND 1 eau now .2r in
creased Fnmlcyi~easeay sddispatch, (or trnvsmittingfndsfrom Llvp9o. .S xs ogib ePI.. I c rtiC lyslseommods.l
oio Irnn oithror of the abnvc nmad countries.BT Cnltact:on olrlnims prnmptlvettsadsd to. Letters from hills.
.55,,b hal,"Y oItar in," .nllhsa e imOin. K,%6Bar1555 555LE5,S sniLPS&..
NaIII'51145 O551lr55,1,1151. J II SLNP
AL'C I'14N NOTICE .T E SUBSCRIBER respeetfully inferms his
i-
5li aad the psblii.. that SisIIvs rs.ss- hie old busineanssAUCTIOSEER nod APPRAISE, has taken his s5oi, No. S3 Camp
15l.5 attend Ls th.e ,ioSa of R ri Fs .t, SSorsO,,e N ss., Csdminisieralur, dslgna~, nd all all e,~od.+L~l~v Hn will d.- 'ves
promptL and personal attention to all out-door or ale, of every daeerip-flon.
A Riginssr will be kept open [or ell :hu Real Estate aadI oLud heSnio ar v, either on privlt, tii mI , or rat public to lioni ve.rysSSiStpiv bi.e power swil be u ,red to b5yer. pad sellers of Real
At Praclirnl Drnughtemsn end Plan Drawer will be !a constatnt attanPinc nratie' a is rWllir the us-bonec that he will Kire strict attention to hie business
u all it a Ilalaile, he trusts test ha will terrlva n clime of public patron-bse, . BE5I. KEN'lis G,AuOs io ilor,03I0 0111,0, N,, .01 Cam. R treels(IOLEMAN TOOK TIlE PREMIUMA AT THE
SSo York FairbFor tne bes CORN aon FLOSRING MILL.TIhose wehtlig such eon ens ppour them by nrddr-hiin.
ASm W. P C(IEIIANI.S l a.C. NoI New C, rleaI ,[.j .llnm story, oaNapoleon Avenue city o Jeftar nro, Lt,ta i's.' Rossend Dss at, No. 36SSAslchrezloss. No, Orleans.
OFFICE OF THSE 1ARe LANID CONCusi.0 STSO lOTTERIES,Bn5.,,ooo, ISnrytseS, Slh June, 1955, I
O-AUTION,-IOTETY FuRaDdcs-The Com-( jhriesinois of SI Ose "I" tate S s.tterSins isn eSmed it his dutyW motian the ahlhe Iqrinet thle nnnroua wiodlera wh r-dilate by
0-d otnurnnriir~ Tmi ornudln Lousyr Schem.ls, and pretend to heaazn'efor tba ,ilia of Llckn~n in Lotterie. which ere wholly Sctltieus.
The only legal Lottlerira in 1Luyinad ore these drown dolly enderthe. upurintevlunun of Ihr Comlnirsloaar ah'-++ed by the purple of tbo't,, ,,at the s', Constitutalon, to Ssisron, nad approve thesn'tan andntlien, 'e the rlrlniapa.
SSI the SArs-S in thIse Itut oein and oil csrtiincates s eliS~es ollickOe, ieu, t15e lit
5SiSSpS55d sige *S F. . X. SaiRENA. GeSSni
At; Sr the 1s5ontrSSws. OSiSIe of the M'AylSnd Consolidated Lot-se n'a, Balltir;rn , id, Al l ttbern or, fraudulent.M hoiofulnuotion no the em St of LIotterils, the m00551 In which
they aIre drawrn, etc., etc, will Us cheer fat l L"+ven by aditi saint,n31y F. A BREYAN RBwjtinore,3ld,
Al OTICE-Ilaviag, in consequence of otherjbI bins.ns essASS.sSSSn, 1i--.csi the AgSArv As the UNITEDSlATEIS LIFE fNSUCANGss ANN SUITY ANi 1RUST COMPA5 NYOF PHOLAOSElPtii, 1 AS to solicit for m5y SS5Sll, Ms.IIA EATON DOANEC the -lfidenee at nl (flood, emit tea puh~te
BENJAMIIN SLOSIANCES
THI' UNDERSIGNED, bavingbeen appointedT onsiral0 goIe oI the SboSS ssi-SsS, Life ISo.snmr Com-15 IA 55the S5ItiS StrS1,5 SSSS pnrp555 ts iaSua PoliSieless tbi
roe ofl White Fersonn n aSnres ot the toohls rata.HARIOSIN DOAN.
d5 Generaml Arent, tg Cam~p .treat,
nENcS aCSPN AMERICAN ZLNO PAIN rJ,F lYHITFLEAD, PATENT DRYER AND COLORS.-Th.e aub-lheibel, haul,, rampleted ill- h ew work-, era now oreprred to fill
all erdars for thel above roomed nntidlli, rvithnutl JCIII and oe toomoat Itso a sl terms. PaiirliS r ut5, ration ill gs'n to mhosri.o iiigend puSni,, up of oSr Zinc PolA 5- ad pllhe --S, depeaSdroving ispeon anicin, that will anot nemmr herd in th. ke Y :eS si5lSUIsi CYEhl(S,'
No. 11I \IniJilo l.snr Nuw nrF.,At ttrturrrs nod lompnrlrrs o ,Liao n l Colors.
N. B. Store-rule I'd Zinc, a superio nIsie,
for iA sintihSc5 tr.Ges.5,1, oS Is's prk. ash :!
RECLENIRIDGE COAL.-The subscribersw p n'pInrplrd t. d"livar toe shove dlieblmllul CtLnl t
,:tmb at,, rile-l" nlolf c~fle.l private aiIIl-il, etc:., m ;,,t, tosuit, rat 10 per tonl or l,00n ibe,
3A' OrdEru In f t rat mh YrrII Front Lnvnr, betsren Jrlln aad St.Joap traate, I-. 'n i'V Y led A nt FAIL WELL , ELLB$5 SAIS 115515
5 0iS511z 15~O~lISO ILis, 'S5S15,FXRoo LL. S~lO.SOalcie SS5SSi.
New OiSenL!S: NIsnmb- s. ..l3 . u/ 10L,1CC<)-Lon, Biack Rich ToBAcCO, for
3f+_rr:.n sol T,",.a hlerlee. AlS.s TOBACCO f.r S'i.ShiI.iinnaSS.,'; ai iSASSnd bbs., and CIGAA TOSAOCCO,Cosotly os hand
041,- PlIURNER A RFNSlIAWHC.,s~o-treas. l.I n i`BpO RENT-Thbe three Story BrickSan ersrwishz-ritefr c Si ParIoSn Ros, sneas irud Ij
Creatinii~0g o 55"5t and New L srea sOlert ,,s ! toaS R
CRELLSI CA., i5 i.,.snssns et.,.
R)OOTS, SIOES AND HATS-We have justpaP iSSA 5SSr I ll.rSuaSS.SS' Wrnd ad North 50eric, a npln
n.555SocntS iSeri thing lI e .rr line, which wa will
sell an 5511n dattap tarmn.
Firemen annd Factors' arder s .prrtar ntt to. (aNSWIIALL .'\I'ACvEi.l a Aco.
51tf 5.4 5., SiI and 1 C,, , atr0 et.
j'ESSUP & CH[LDS.-I'ainse, oils, Window7 as..nll, s `'. Fnss1h alt Amnrlian ZINC PAlNTS. tore, NO
U ONNlES-S5 bslcs, for sole by2d9 S0.11. KENNEDY t UO., SAPosydso atrlit.
RNE W ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT.PUBLISHED EVERY DAY, SUNDAY EXCEPTED, BY NIXON. ADAMS & CO., AT NO. 70 CAMP STREET.
VOLUME VIII. FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY 4, 1856. NUMBER 225.STEAMBOATS.
RED RIVER.
WIll Iave.on FRIDAY, 4th is..,t 5 n"Wlo P.M.REGULAR RED RIVER PACK-
[T--Thu .. w an.d pIpdid a~oar BTGJIIMLMES, SM,. AeplseM., mneter, lea.. Poltlvllg n ha'at I, Rhrsrapow, Grand Bayon, Olmd score, Alex-.11 t.~rmedio. I Pndloge. Sor I ghlt. pI.MgI..pplyno b..,d, or to
dd7 LEWIS ON PP 6 CO.. 87 FPront sirent.
Wil]....on SATURDAY.RthSinI..M 5 o'clok P.M,REGULAR Red River and Lake
P rkM-TIPw and I,,,odie rI,,r th.CIIAIILES, S. ApplSee , m MM illraeuus 0obrave, 11.oeitvely, and for Shr-Vsortl Grand Bay, V,-l re
Aleonndrlt, and all Intermxdinte landings ap" bove. For freigyht orba ~nd5o ain ueirarm ~S1TT~1 o ".t.Ipi..egi, holo ubig.,CCmmdi,,M pyllH 0n SiMSd,
525 N. e. eMIFFH, le N,, .e,.sI.r~KWTh. H.,Wmbr S:. Ch1rlMl inw r.edy "Ira f.reipht.
Will ,m
m ne YLONDAY. Tt inel ,t t8olM. P.A.
FOR UPPER RED RIVER-The.ry liehtdyhtrt~mMFANNY FER N,Sn. T 0ibli, mortar, ill hole for Fr P
Mulh oal lhi and ain, W rov ge p.,.,land, end ll Intermediate lmdingo, alnbovr. Forte otigqightor.r pu Ra w
.eplyss 5or, 5. 0LEWIS SNAPP A CO.,k7 Front "treat
N. .- The F. F, will be m th1..ding below .l IMat..02, no Fii-dav morningq. lnt3
ARKANSAS RIVER.
W Mlleave onSATURDAY, Sh lust., eth'clod P.M.
F.O ARKANSAS RIVER Direct.The eplendid pwuaorcr "reamer 11110KIIAN, QRYea~ Pitrbsrd, mneterl, will lea,. ao aoove f. Foriin a
SmlIM, Van BurSI,, ,midIsSrrinodo, Darit. PsSslehi p...Rock~, pi.. boaBr od all mttenadi ile og". loFo blgt Po ll-
apply o An bCd or toS..S7FM SIM
OUACRIITA RIVER.W II lesM on FRIDAY, dIh ist1, 1r cl ok P, 1.R EGULAR Ousehita River Paek-
Pa, et t-- W.N. .SHIIERSAN, SnmMtIv wriesy, maltrr, wi II a ! or Ill.ba~un Lennjng.Ouachita City, ilil,, St DPACMb, 't ,etiov, Mo,,r., Pit, IMPt,SmithlIsd. C.i"',,Il,,G,,,,,ll., M,, l7,rk , ir.ltoab ,,T'Priniy,.ne ilil Rlvao,, a. iuo... Yo, freight or paetog,,.pply on Weld.0 1.
j. LEWIS SNAFPP & CO., ST Front MtreeI.WVill love on SATURDAIY, the 5th loot at 1 p ]S
1F or OUACHTa RIrVER -ForSill,, MsM Slli, ble,,,, Ludisg, SSMIhitt City,I1-1, Alrno", TMIto, dluiot,, Pio nSlui. Cilumuuu, ,,, rrlabuer. Trimtyraodall drraine: landing.-The fl ea t ar -lnpeoexnver Illrur ULOUISA, FrPon Reeling, Etone, ill leave pithdli'itSI. kMtl. i Mrtlp P0M. .ppiyy
1.E WIS SNPP&CO..37FrontMtreot.
YAZOO RIVER.W,11 s1 - SATURDAY. Ile 5,. inAR., 51 5 a'olacI P. T.
R EGULAR YAZOO RIVERPACKET-rI, LaAors, AlSaAAo. lasson,
ASdon, YaaL Clyy, Is .W 1 P
Rn.A ur1-T .v s'srlor end al onn sag rum UB ho 4Y vA. wlll ..- y f.s i he iias, I boIjia ls.5d all AIIAA5rm 5t .- l1.g.
[d" Far height ight r .Rgssji5 Al St~Frbih rpumga. oplp on b."rl. nr to
54s T. B. 1fITrI, 7I4TKewLeve..Will Inousesn SATURDAY. Sth inn[..i 5 6',6.1k P.M1.F O LEFLORE, GIEENWOOD,
huh, St . :ty.almti, Vnkur, nteladingr-Tte new hght IratSil , 'ers i, Y5*I ClryS AlIASl Vryru. iplkg br,orsAlispss r.As IIA (JllA , Rs.2.S.A.l,.A,
F fTh Sa s l s, CorSa, o. ' A ,, ili rate 555511 for T hulAs, wi th psi.vlu,
5, of ,abippg. IsiIY nlo I rrsis lssn. wtlsh tessiih Aid
Will learn An SATURDAY, 6tb ISA.. at f o'Ilok P. M.F OR YAZOO RiVEE-Tbe newTighe bdraft eod ew+It i nlg palla~ger parker
t.IsArJOIIJ' BSTJA)EFII, ASIAI, 11, willAS,,,Afr Gireewood, LISA,, Sldon, HosAY I.Isgd, XIIII LAIy, sn-
Ieniaesal all InnAdi5la0lAodgp, w aboveAs.For k msgbt I r pa..spj.I apply . baSd,a IAt
LESAi SNAPP CO., 31 Front 5 ,Ig i1.gTh5 I S i" rer5I5vlS fIright ~lAt ^i'.iASmhoIAAia sSIt.
Will Ileav on SATURDAY, AlA i..s, ssS o'clock, P. 51.
FOR LEFLOKR Greenwood, Sidon R1' Hooey 1"Iand, Tlhr In, YellasCitySsrarliy. Vick Ee- 6~tugeand nll intermrdt alaodiu,.-7'h fia tuttrunX.fs-
slsg ps..srgs, 51,*AS TLTONo, W A Arr, Awinleave jibuAA. ArlAeight or 555555, apply on hoar , lI LAWI ShRTPI AIR:.. AI Fslss .I,,,I
N. S.-Ps'ghtatnkls f. TLT iA hes and Y5asiashbrriv. if si,.liille d Lell-o l or Greenwood.
ALABAMA RIVER.Will leave on FRIDAY. IhSth intI.. at 5 .'loak P. TI. poIitivply.
het nK been dWi allDO of the ll. eathtr.
P' s.ma, cintonr ,ain~tora and a!1 i lermedlateF ~OR MONiTGOMERY', VgA-oDn,I lSisal o1 t1e AIiAIAA river.-T'heI lagllr w iikl
Yluuilll..ry plackt I'0 S1 1501' TI,. A'. 11111555, rea,11,
SISsA.1iugright at ,,ilIleg. lDaCAAii AWci1, tSie- R.B.-,,,
sllli nv vn L,. ForISiAAi orP..515.5iI"IIP aA bIA,1or tIJ"l7 LEWA S SA APP A COR. I5Fronl .reIt.Freight tke. lIPost BoR aith PII pl -leg. oi Pl si.ping on Ah
light AISAi.sA15s,55 AI'15 A. P. Isardan, mete15. 'I da ,AIA1,1l 1l .I ll il A Aid wll (or l,'l" s ll h line.
THE LAKE.FOR MIOBILE DIRECT, DAILY
S- S MAIL LINE.-Witer AO FRROm%.ihe epelld ( os pressure pa eeomer CUBA, R.
A. Heim. .on ' FLORIDA. 0. B. Front, mI.ur. n U.KRON, A. L, Dym, "atEr, having banbu.pl-1y for th, Lka.tnrd, Atp ap.,. ildp, II Ila ARIO(hhove steamers illIslss the Lnke andof the Pontehnrtreia nailmsd daily .othe a -ti, 'l f the 4 olclr k P. M. care. Italur-gn, ,ai atop at PascagoulaIn Tlcndny and Tl,-day evniongs.
Cebio far, to 01 obi;...................................$R~lE.......I7Deck .............................. .......... ....... (I. GEDGES, Agent, 10 BaRA laco.
N'aw Orleans, Nocemter 1, fiSe. ao5
1AR E SHORE PACKET STEAMER
V, OC AN AF8 1RNGB aG, t ito tird se jI IngeoI ID, uivg IbR0trP es far se Peecegoola au Toerdru ard Snturday of such week.
The splendid lox prRII4rr pFIAEI 41 RIB CREOLE, W". H.ff to: irge, "asltute betli alpreaa l f~r ilia trade, with eopenur so-doA Roo44will lIave the LnRI end o the Pnnt1414 R BePRAI]toed an tha, nveleltths LaLksof Lbacall, asollor--LovcaIPont ,,, lbL.A R RI, 111, Le 1 INIsIrWI,,l GsTUEISDAYI.......4 P. ,. cam. WEDNERDAY TIORNIBIGTRUIDODAYD.... 9A. DI. re . FRIDAY MORNING.DATURIE'TI.... IFP.MILcar. SUNIDAY EVENING,
On Tuesday end Slturd.Ay e will go ns 1.r ,1 PFrIFoull.nos 0. GEDDEN. AgenB, 10 B.,. Pl.ta
(OPAlTANERSHIP--ThG undersigned haveI 'thin day atarod ito a Cope, i." "l u"J'u thle style o
DUPFDIER, RNYES & CO.1.ar LiI. pFirp of 11-1010hg a GoREIRmimion,GBogr .a CRt1o Ca
lFtorl0,0haeiisrll
ALFRED I UPEY.IF-R.SGALEN L. DAYDiS.
' oROBERT . SAN,,N, 1New U o. oA bP,.lobit. 116 If
CHISe(i CF. -INE .. HT-IL F. JDIIDIChes. C. Gaines 4 ( Co.,
Importers and Dealers inFOREIGN AND DOMEISTIC
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, etc.,No. 4G Mlagoino ,oddO 4 Ooier street,
HAVE ON HAND AND ARE CONSTANTLYRECEIVINGi DIREPCT FROMI THE PleIUFnCTORIES:
Neils, Castiog,. Aos; C.r...to,.' Tool' ;Hoe., Spades and Shovels; Corn uad Coles SMill.;Or end Lo, ChidR; Cotton and Mooiillo Rope;Fifth aondTo oo Conine; Mill, P
nd Cror0 Cut 6O ;Anvils, Voo and o rlloo.0 Coulner eil P:loform Soalos;
SOO100ROndDrio, Soo oPlat.l; o dlroaleandF.odoo,;
Roo.no,, m od Tanga; Shoilooanfd Toot.Rimd SLoooa, ell sieo,; Coiton and oiolCard,;,look. nad Hinges ; rlon aomt Broo. S--ooo,;Tlo Ware; Rodgr', CFoR.r
W*7/ Together oilo a 00.'eaa muoRu nt of FANCY ROODS. olo-Cnm SoBro hoF lo rtomry. Foaor and Bloat Book., eter.,hiohooreo~ored n h the low-pooes fooo..h or citF paper. note
JOSEPH HUFTY,20 CAMP STREET, 20
Importer, Wholesale and Retail Deafer inFiNE WATCIIES. JEWELRY, RCII FANCY AND
STAPLE GOODS,IQ No. 20 CImp 0t000t. IRulFr the City 11,ote, Ner O,Aooan,,R oFctuollg ifllfcth olooonim of WSSaoolroe alRetail DeoloeanodFIn,0 0 to Ina V MERY LARGE STOCK OF GOODSF, oih is freshly6IOICORend ,aotltlOFO ppORA0'Era1oft0th1
1yh0.
-rR ELLCR hRS-IOA0001 0
Rhell and SOOslo CombR,COvery stylleandsd Pvnriatt.
BRUSRIS-ROf eeroy d.Io iption,of his oon mCoOR0ct00,,nd at theloasat N""'re C factor prlrolDOILRTARTICLRS-RSioh 0s PerDumero , ,irOil, Hair Pino,Pomn-t0C,FaocO Bnapnaeste
FINE FANS, PUR ,Foo Pfehat Bloot, oWork Bosse, Port.hbl Des.,Roqlther with nn --Sl- l ariety.i0f PCI!oo o,,o., oi ever.1010 Ro,10ft00,an,0t aO onnOO llF 0000;Ln
UNS,. FSSTOLOO, Roioo. Coilt', d Wooon'e R'Revolvin gRitols,Scinore RnCo r,, ife PrDOnrIr., Fishong Reol. and Tacki,, cOever. rvarietl to sortthmontde termnioeda uager,ATDTC HES, JEWELRY, 00,.
The toIo in this lae, ccnitig of the T. T. Cooper, DL I. Tobfsanad real Joseph JobResn movement, with a fine 0.0ort010 o! Soieoad English Levers. together with a lure stocke of ffoa nod EasternJ00
0lry0 Silvo0000.0o1.,have bhon .1 fed, RIh frett so00e by F.RO0F.ISS, ofr annyyears .0eng0ge iA the Wholoeola ftomio., nodRaiSn' been pFrlranoohoodoooftoiooorcih,.gro.. iudaoA0,0loo will 5,
oaeredro yurcheaara:L'Roo oolanlu rooted o represented, or the monRy rofunded,L7 WstchesJxwolry, sfl.,o hiull y Rnpoio and wl ,llloA..19
DOCTOR HOOFLAND'bCELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS,
PREPARED RY
DR. C. M. JACKSON, Philadolphia, Pa.,ntlILL IF FECTVALY CURE
Liver Conplaint, Dyspepsia, Jaundice,COronoico lor oi'eooo Dohilily, Disease- if Ohio MKl,.,
0,
rld onl dbroooo m0irig' fF010 a disordrd Liner oro Stlomah
tiOnlioood Pilo.Fa lolls' nr "Id ent the
ReodAoidot of h StomochNone-o. Rooolho, Fogi. flor EVOd,Fulloo or ,Weighl Ain tlh Stomnch, Sour Eru0,
Oatioo,, Sinking or 0flulteing at thl Pit of th01Stomn0 , ROiooniofo Lthe [land, Hurried o an
Oletihon nroool,,o. Elolnlino at tohe Hea0rt, CEoanmogRolooooluo Seoooono when0 in, Lyion Poolure, Rioue,,, olV'ohk, FlDolsS'oftoe holroo inn Sight, Foooo and
Doll Fnia in the Head, DST.i y ofPerspire1,0,, Folio00ooo olth, Siestn on Ry.o, FaiS
Oh th, 0d, Soft, Oft, Llo 00, 010IodOoo Fi.,h,, o0 0
1o0 nr.
.00 th eh E'DIoo, 0.0..ftl at IWmxlnnnpa oCoil, oAn ,000l
T N.r PrFpr0u0r, I00All.0 lllen 1i0cin olSthF Puhl,,0tothie prFpnrF'l0,.lo.0os~ o ooon oonii q of the .L stOi ooyloo( . m iso irtouo andsang, ,Iror. L . ll d---for which;h It ie r.EOIIIUIUulddn
,lolol n uol o ad0lI0A rticle, ooo t.fo thaol hlos d the teat or aLtang+' Itral ooIh0 the00 lOr,,rn pOopla, nod, I. relul..iosadol tlax ,-Ana xy an Iy ton tar prepxlntirna -r~ t, The LCLIIIIon.I In it,t.-IF.... ny u. Aoooooopr. io n ood 'oooi ko Phy001, loll,
0d,:id el o il 01010 o01t1e 0000101 iooooooo.s. The fallolio0tr + oo oon 6Ri,,, ro0
000tO100h smittod, reseniooo anyoho mooollo, oobr, to oOy "oo oworOoiolh,,o I lciirnf Rtaco Boot, forF'nrnera and F'umihae, to ba told grabs, of all :h. Agents far the Uer-
1t0rlnri.A!u ore nd Meaooftor, 140 Aro 0lro001 Philadolpier,.LUr old Whclolo 01,1 Reolli by JOHS 111 RIlGOT 0 Co.,0151Ohooooroo..,N. lOrlao,.o.d l0Olooot, 1l1. .. ll-. 0000l
LAND WA:IIHATS.I EIGflEST MARKET RATES PAID FOR.3. LOGO WASRESTIS. AIso, oil hiod, 0 Cofooo Roofit nlNuloos,Eo o, B.WlloE md E.0, 0 pnrr00 F ,Ohd Ban
00. 0. MESOEO.L k CO.no0 dS FWo Mo. o0 Cenll .a., cos, C
J SEP1I GILLOTT'S STEEL PENS.-n'aSl0lolrto Y W-,ohooo, No SOJohn .tratl. ew Yn,k.
A Rlargo o.olt ollhoos D.,ol.F Pvus, olosdoa'd rioO lleOca, on-00 ,,l.0A,1010o1,, , fe aov,.a0000 HENRY ORWWN, Aglol
EANS-ifS bblo Rod anol mail White, LAD
Al7 JOSEFPI LANDIS @ CO., 01 TlhoypiloulRclt.
STE AMB OATS.OHIO RIVER.
Will I..,, n, FRIDAY.,4h ICn.s 55 s'elok P. AT.FOR CINCINNATI-The fine're-
dislending,,sabov. Fasslsiehl or p. e, pplys on. .. ur to125 OHN E. HYOI S CO. fi Pool, tract.
5 I lelaves n FRIDAY4e.lh feet.at 5 o'Nock P.ORLOUISVILE, Evansville,55A,5,5sl, 5s.sii gtssm O, Sh-.,O,,jlS.s,.5,land Pn~dleah. end aIl intermediate Iendin -Th-mngoilrrpg aod eIri~ running Itramrr VIREIiINIA. . V. Wetii*
+uter, I. uor iv port rsroiriog frnalyhr. sort ill l...a a.bova. Farright or p5eerl5, 15,lo 555155515 5555mm51s5l5.", 5ppl o1
boCard, orto30555 E.HOORD CO., SSPsyO,,,s errs[.
WI^ A plsa ll thesbbi. cnn bsesBen salss. otss...,sss5d os,1p-
pli5,1nn o the slml. 1WilllIsav on 5ATURDAY4, 5lh inst.., a o'tlocskP. M.F OR CINCINNATI, Madison andL' oGi.ilir--l 'hr Illparior , , ,,,ar trnlr m YYILC
I5IJ5QUIIUANNA, WbllrsE h,,e1.- - Cis.,sleld .11n i,5 ilint. lasdiss5,*l55*. LASfraf~ht or pueagec. Ipyl oo hoard, nr nn
d415 JOHN E. HYDI. &, CO., 66 Po~sru, .5,,
Will s.... on SATURDAY, Jn. 3 .S..5 'Nlolk P. Al.F ORCINCINNATI, MADISON andr-lavubilie nd all ivtsrmedinte Iendin,. -The
o.. p,,sogsr bssmes OVEEN CITY, Neel,msSlor, i. mw rosrivlng osig ll end rilll,.,,r 5bov. 5or trot6t5,palp555,h,O55nalupri555uo55olsO1liOO5, 5oulyO5 bs,,d,sorl,
l a, ig COHN E. 25500 & CO.. 6e Psydrdls.,ost.
Will Ilawn on SATURDAY, Sbh io.., atIfo'slsk P. M. psiti,,lo.
F9OR LOUISVILLE--The splendidiI' pp gesrpackat ateemor fgllRT. J.NdPD8ilv Y I"'." m buar, will leave fur Iha b. . aod~Il iotermsdim. hiading.,-. hove. For freight or pruagv, apply ou
dfl STF1TTF.RTON d KEIFFF 19 Tchwoitoolaa .tract.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
Will lea.. os FRIDIA. 41 io.t., at 5 o'551k P. TO.R3 EGULAR ST LOUIS PACKET.Soo s,. Loui-TO5 ,F Kolar plsen.s er
. IInner THI6. E. TIITT , F. 61. Dosiers. m,61,rrli leave for she abov. and iwarmeddite Isodlng.. w atrna tu05,1ht or perage, apply on Meorolji JOHN Z. HYDL d& CO.. 66 Pvydra.otrlet.
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
Will leave An PATORDAY. Js. 5.5115o' ,IooP.MS1.
, Ilsp1-Yp-Tsa regular alternate Fridaypacket BELFAST -Th . liht draughtnil*pl.0did pa1
6.6ge steamer BOLFAST, Gio. W. Taylor, m0556, 16l1
leave on d61er 65 ip5, 511016, I5lo bo0emp,, Helena, ,elta, Friar'sPoint, Nlpolsoov,06,o' cOd 011,11', Lsodsls,, Columbi. 01,1.-.l116 IonksW ,,hingltoo, L1, Provid,,,,, ViRIburp. end all the6,1,1. Fcor6gh0 or pas6151. 05,1,. tine 0o mm6odlosol.spply o0bo,0,or to LEWIS OIAPP 1c CO.. 01 P101 .. tet,.
ONrThe BalfI1, will rema6 n in 6 an tra, s the 16ire ,eso,, saplrtilulsr 65lnnttn given to all wayand pllta:6l6 b6,in1.
Ws The Half ,et will lakre pass.nge n il f reight for SI.Lxuilet lli-1ill
1.C
l16116515600n , Na0j1itleO,,1066ing at Moomph,, o0 psoketor1thn1 plaoc.. d19
Will leave -, SATURDAY , 6th il,,", 4 .',lor1 P. H6.F ORME IPHIS, Helena, Napoleon,0,svooila, and., a1l log, in the Belo0.-Tha
,sulsl Oslvrday patter ,ea51ar II. ll. A. RILL,T. ll. Nwll, m, ter, il leave I. above. For 1115gh0 or p.1..66apply on board, orb
01t1R000A0 N{IXONr, a 0,1ndll0,l.1,11,.(37'The H. R. W. Hill will take hleignr for Neehville, privilege of-.~hip pio* at M..pnbie on rnguler ISarhrille cad alrmphia mall
will leave on SATURD01.,51 in01.515 P. M.REGULAR TEN DAY PACKET.The steamer T. Y6. LEAT66E55S. C. P.
6.6lett, master,. for .101,o o, 1r.,,.' L6.los.0 or-ton's Lnding, Colmbi s, .P.o6illeL.1 Prll 0,61,, 550 511 1116-.
cedate Iandmge.r _41 me to all plantation businels in the Bends.Fur 1-,ght or p,..66, apply on hoard. or to3 L4 LW IS STAPPO CO.. 31 Front etreet.
TENNESSEE RIVER.Wil0 lee11.' S0TURDAYS 610 10., 615 o'lock P.M.1F OR TENNESSEE RIVER-DI-60CTY-Th, tl, r65ula1 .1ea50er EAST.
P661ST, 1. 10. I"rrijo,, 0set." leave1 1e a 6 bov 5for E-l1-, F.or Prl1 and Ttcum60I, For irefigbt or pa.cg-, .Ippon board, or t
jag 9LEWIS SNAPP h CC., 31. ront P treet.Will I.... with dispaith.
FOR NA.SVILLE-The entirely16 P0t dlao.0 p0066015r 6166e0, AUINT
1.ETTY, T06. Balojin.o,,lsr, ,,l Lave1 furNorh0,1r,, Clai,,slle, P1,ce', Lrnoiog, Oldylilland 0, i malsd ,. on Co mborlad R1ior, as o,,ve. Por freinbt or pheslg,,ap-ply bo board, or to Jo IN E. HYDE d6 CO1
No.01 P00.016 st ea'.CI'Yh AuoILettyll entirely nwo 660 of e615,di0 1,001 dr0,660t-
1P11101. Oh P 0ipp 111.pl11,l on her 1llllllmng tu ohour ,hlp-ping. She 51 vow ready io 101116 frOighl at the foot of LloosI,,etreet. ya[
REGULAR PACKETS.
R EGULAR (FRIDAY) WEEK.ly Packet PRANK LYION-For Prineo,,o,ne,05I, Pc100611 Point Sklpoj.O Lsvding, ,,e Pm
oidaslo, 11o11b,0o, 00'51061 N,. Carthsge, Grooo Glff, Hud-l5,NS0Och614P1rt Ad1no1-The legatt s .t5 r,,oonio ps.-1en10r pnrIOO5ISO:er FR 0NK LYON. 1160 ,. H. Eti, mill Is,,,far the 0bove ern P FRIDAY Eveniog, at 5 o'oloO, P.. Forfreight or p11 6, apply ol board, or to
T. Bi. SMITH, 19 New- Leve< et-t.1N. 6.-This Boat .il no: be re0posibie 0 oenv letter or psrk.1.'n4lani q jeelry or oi er .eluable., unleaa rolr bill0 of lading
mk In ap lisriylng the ennt..nte nod value, and the ireight paid-ner1-. oly vaosable aslilel deposwsi 1l th the .,lL by the k OpO g.e,110ltll1d ithe begl,61. 10,111
REGULAR U. S. MAIL PACKET.
11o1 Pr-oooO. Ashcan, Pi11h1r', Print, Skip -
oi b'. L11ii6. Lek Providence, Goodrich's Lnodi0o5
0llii0,o', ',,nd, Vi,1,bur0, Greed Gul, LLodsy, Na'ltchez, Fort 0.1.u ,, Haymt Ssrs, Uatnn Rouge, and cif ' lerm.diate I~ndin.pxl,fs rvigpeaverpn SUH RRNBLEsploodlo. 1661 loloipE p6a100051 plokol SOL'T11E51Ti 11LrL60,L. W. 6o60oo,1l, mneer, ,ill lee , me b.- 0 on T 6.SDAY, at 5olocIk P.M0. For fr10ghtor 0 rn0 apply on 100.l, ur to
PILCIIO., GOODR,0 H &ACO.,4 oCondelet street.L. SNAZPP CO.. , 1 FroPt 1ste.
VThS Souther . Bole, will oleo take freigh01r alIl Pointe 0 thes... ltrel, i1oh the privilege of relipuing at Vi0sburggah hvsingde very r dssotaareoua nrrsnm'r:a for that purpoeo.MrA clerk will be on the Ievne nvery Tuanday morning to receivefreight. dalIREGULAR TUESDALY WEEKLYJ~
Vickaborr- Packret Steamerr SIbGNOLIA-For VlckeberL. Wnrreoton, New C.lb~ll GrsvoGaly, 5,061 1-..o d F.; Ad610 -Th1 rlo.a; Olposl. Ang nl610en11iil060 0llamer 0IAG1 Tosly C01. $. Cl 16 Th11l lea.' for te above eSDry WEEKSDAY, It 5 a'clcck P. ItPor 061ght or peerage, apply ,o board.o. to
60,011 T. 0. SMITH. 1I Ne. Levee 6treet.
N aW ORLEANS & FORT ADAMSREGULAR PACERT - For Fort Adam.,1DB.n-' LBKdimg, MonKth of Rai Rir,. Wt11.c..Port, Raecollrci Bend, 7'untea at, rganlx, Points Cuu ec. Bxd~o r t3RD0a., H.,m,, ga, Port HBB,3I, 1soo n..a,,R prircrlnbdII'n Store, AaII'x iPodioBI Beta, linage Blslg Laddivz. Llrdchnc,plnquoslinu. Beyou Govln. New Rivar, Uonslndo . llle nrd the Oosll.The'"NigI paBallEDg picket arBmeI P. F. KIMIAI.IL,Benj.l. Krr. meet:,, will ton .B gulnrly iv the Ii1 Ia troy. thBB I g1.ot thx mnire year, leaving Ixw Orlarn.nr r WEDN;ESDAYAR KNING, at 10 ,'cBIBkI 31'Dg, .11 leave Fort Adm every
FRIDAYaY 1 o'Ilock h[ For height or ,sage, appl o, bnrd,or to SP FAKE h aIcCAEARY,: Tenxupttoolnr teet.AIKE aMBCRBORYTNI 90 G hnl,,r .,,,a
FRYN R& iARRIBON. 11C7mp :tre.[.Mr The mast atnct attanttoll will ha given to alt baetomer enlrnaled
to this one. dil ifREGULAR WEEKLY VICKS-BUEG SATURDAYFrACEET Steam1r 11F.
.N TR3IBFF ,IFor IIIIburB, li.ite'. Bendwa~rruatoo.,Nlu Curthaga, Grand Golf, liodmy, Btl \Fn lrl-sproof, Nntetea, Fort Ad. .. ,and all leading: on the C... I. ho laaq-BiB3IIB andIII P.iII IF- BF riBeABID DI1ta.F.. 'IRABUF.Csvtr.j. AI, Ra, nIB leave for the above every. SATURDAY
IRNINBBBBIiI o'clo F. P. FlILip/ Freight taken (nr all poiolr on the Yaro irv bnving modennmogcmeata with the a trsmsra P.C. W".111e and Aida to eo.oact at
Yic1DEurg. Far Freight or paBIBB, 3p IC on board, or ton mti T. B. SKITISI9 NawL-I,.DORT HUDSON AND WATER-I. LOC PACKET 1EW LA1TOIA. B mi.
Grose, masrter, hasiay been thoraopgil overhauled euJ"Erepaired I'd .Orlm ue otld. will Iraenme her trio. in thr nrmr trade,IBBEiBI N,.r ODIBB IT FRIDAY, atII EoBlock A. AI., andvary MONDAYe.t I o'rIIBB F. 1.W'Yh LATONA IillA bKFaditoBIebB ight every AIIIdnIyBad
TIurdoKBBor all Inndin a o1 the Coial, DBldK3B,, Bay11, onul5, PlF.quemine, Baton Rouge, LIeedl' tore, roil Hudson, wasterloo andall BiI.UBdiBe IBBdingB. For fIrighA or passB.C, having sB3Irb ncIB BBB .1:n1, apply nn I BBnl. r13 fin
U. Stntcs Tri-Weekly Miall Line,FROR NEW ORLEANS TO VICKASURG.
OR UONALDSONVIL~LE, PLA-IBFIBBRIIINE, BI.KBIREFI., PBrt ,.Il1, B. BIBBKIARIFia C RC.l R Kvlr Ln. 1ingt Fort EEEDBY IF. 31terpr oRdnoy St. LI SD nib an ~rrsto nd Ytekebarg.
SBOTIIER N BBLLF.,F.1,. BDrBBK ,TIURSBY3FSUUTIER l~L~e.nll. Uonnull, TBUSDAY, at 6 P. AI.
IATCIIHE, CIpl. LathcrB, STU BY BY, t 1 P. hl.Th. o13es mIBBIBBB splendid B.l.BBIer PFIcAets ill hIave
IBlr rieaKy da, wIIhbIItBI, 33111 KBBIhoar BEP I. All boIBIIIB1,IBIBBI to th,.BII,131 be bromptly and faithBIC BI'B Id to.FreigtB taken.Ir Ya3ooBIf cniB.,aIBB. Bl. MRIA STIW,BiBa AgenB.i 15 t 13,13 1'Iic3 aburg, who will forw3ard it 1ilhou3 delay, .odaiihhln nny ertra charge..
TI13,, boaKB ill nutAbB reepBIiible IBIBay 13113,31 or B31Ackagetlllllnp moneyF iaw , or vex vIBI hblei , IeIs 3331.1r bi113a OfIdingBeraBBi m apcBiinj thI IBIBIB.E adid vaiBB, I'd thBIBrelehtIldiB ;nor for any luabIIIBK depositd wick iia cler K b K th33 paean-
F-I IIIBIBI tha,, 3133K 11Far freight or paallig*, apply o, bonrd, or to
CARR(IIL,FRP I'FCHhPD A CO.,.6 If Union oo. 53 C,-,dales 1-rpt.
S UGAR PLANTATION-For s3le in PointeCnupee Paneb, a good Sugalr Ee~xta. with cpunrda ( My~l
NIIBII. S:BBAIeIc., i" good pIroIuct-I stain oBBBiiiaBion. Forterm.n, app! y to
B E R. N . .ERANE.KB.,& CO~., 8 CBUIBIBct.
JBON'T GO IBADLY COVERED,BECAUSE IT IS AN INSULT TO
11, pllllia rol henr, am ou 1,1aols HAT, nn m. et he o enplrice ImIuginab nova leGal L, . i o g t u. a. Alth allhIlrt nv " =IIF Idll5,3" 1ba1 1 s enui a o' tolU r, tlBan nAIhma, B...a Im n m es,-rAll Is i r, n e. nat nt n and I.Iput 1B.iBh11. Thtac,3Buth1111,C, e aly iB.Ilt.i.
D. C. JDINS TUBIIIlIN, 79 Bdr, s1et,dI0t Eart to the corner of I:amp s1re11:
A PIANO TEACHIING.
Ait B CHANDLER informs tle public flnte h is vo randy to give Leaeooe us thn Piaao, eilier s his iaai-
Wa3 .bB1BIhiI E pupil.L#-or pc... men- f~rl or teething bildirin.IVKBaiB,.i1Ba v .ra. a3r 1I, 111 l Camp::text avd 1.3 um
Ptxra. - aof m m
S UNDRIES- -9L00O pock, q"'x Fib,, in drumr, half d,utraa and to note,.
50 bag, "I" "I'.lmilll11 bores LoBdon LIIBI DIIein, J, Cih-an1.'.00 boreIIIs Cil,.,96 seeds Sardines, iu rholu avd h~alf Beres,50 bag Bln~k Pappar.50 1,,ae L*,moue.96 c " Prvrrea io are.90 Kln gell FiI.000 budlas Gnvng Drge.ll bEllKIlB1" n rap,.75 htflintnln hlt Ac''."'aIU ca kc Z ,,t. urrunli9b Loioa I'm F-ut.1,. b Cl. I. R.,I Nu F 31raters (Iliarrn Brady.
76 .ores Flr C Grd -.76 naa~ Caao llvr For W.l by
d99 E. F. COCIIRA 1 B II LLSB ravid rkn!.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS, whiCh will not bB-come Stick, in any Cli atk.,,,, I arIIII and bIeat BII,11 C
enat t ra tin fcuv m this ur eno usher mnrrret, and at prpre ankch wlica anlsd the Irad:, Amonig newrrauriot ta Iu by dud Oler -Wa
o tna, dot., and block, sows w e t!thm nly not tu ht ounces; C Ip.P111,1,, CIIBnlI,, Ltpg,,g,, Bilyl, OloRB,, Ho513 Cov, II WB1.n
EBBa,., P1,111 CEIur , 511111 CloBII, 3.1,11, PFin., H113, IadIKmig Pnuma, Bata ,ad Shots. Alsu, U'r*,iql for Coliy~ru ootsBSu 1 etc.,It 13111'lII IBiiIDB tbn IIi3LBt ,h,31 l and,iall. FrplIEB, lja i,3,Kd I. ,ran ids our B3l,3K.iKBs IBIl.3in
aleaw here, na Obar nill lod :hem more ruitxhl: fur a~erno I t . soB111,1B,1KIIBB.IBB, EROGERS ECYCACOFI,El.l iI H. 1 .iI11.BC BDB1I A,.K3"
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.BELL, WILLIAM, Tent, Awning and Water.
proofing EtblihmoM. legs o(f ell Nation- oe hapd .•m led t ord., No. 99 Graier, eor. Sl. Chrluesrss. n
UENSON, JOSEPH, House and Sign Painter,Como atreeth oppite Layltte Square. Copper sod Zia.
Sub naed for Churh end House Widown. sB ROWN THOS., Carpenter and Joiner, 125Poydru.areosth returnsthankttobv friend.nd theblie for
pasfavor, nd olieitesuetlhnosnftnoheir p 0noge. s6m
_REAUX, G, A., Attorney-at-Law, No. 6tCs•p Set, NewOrlnane. al ly
OGERT, G. . & CO., Ship Agents and+ CommlfIon Mereh•nt, $Camp.troe:L jyff
,RtO00OKE, H. M. & CO., Commission andHI F orwarding Merchants. Wholenla end Retail Dealers inForeig. end omtic Lelqorre W.ni , etae., cre cteeirod end Commers n trtewN. r niao-0 ,I
SON VERSE & CO, Grocers and Dealers inP Wester n Prod~.hre,,,,toesbo,,,dd byCa.l,tNwLe.e,
comoun1d rotto,..ta. endK WIGHT, EDMUND P., Attorney andCobu sellor at L drw• Napoleodnllae perih of Alnmption L
Will p ptjia 'the -' of A umtion, 1oleb,. Trboa.,end S.Mar. nefernto W. G.HswHs. q.: Meun. Slark, tuf-
r & Co. ; He.. C. Voirbee ; Hn. E E. Kittridge. dli 6m
IOBYNS & BHARRINGTON'S Daguerreo-typ.., on•,r Camp end C..l streta., (p etin.) .I1
IOLBEAR, RUFUS, Writing nod Hook-keeping tr.blelbment.No. 10t Cau..crest. Dolbu'Il.Sup
rio teel Pens for Les ie lnrge .ndsmell gmntitirH, n97
UBE ANK, R. N. J., & Co., General Com-EICHELBERGER, J. K., BUrrnoz•, Circus
stretett trlbho eornerof H.j.,e NewOrleas...-"p•"lr tand store Fits[gdee wit h.ne.taesud lpatchoe
the mogltreemebl terms. u~Oly
-GAINES & CO., C. C., Importers and Deal-A ne• in HdwernCutiery,.te,,N .8.f6lsgaaine-d40 Clo sed.os~t.eta hi. ly
ILL, ALEXANDER, Importer and DealerI aWnShal, Jewelry, Guo, Piltol- Cutlery, Frnny A lfile,
etc., et.. No. S6 Campstreet. atl
ART, E. J. & CO.;, Dealers in Groceries,R. Dgs Chemiesl,,sPp,,.te., l1Tchobpitomluastret. ,d
NDESON & GAINES, Dealers inChina,M see, grth • wnae, e•.. 99Caualt.ret. ill
1 JYNSON t& CO., GEO. W., Shipping Agents* and Coammtoi.on M.eh.ts. 79 Compatrt. 1.
U OLMES & CLAUSS, Grocers and Dealerst Wenlern Produce, No. 1d ANw Levee sad 1and ho~pt•l •
tres.. o• lydaW
YDE & GOODRICH, Jewelers, corner CaM e 0l nd Royal...r. , 0 n.I
H . MERRELL, & CO., Bullion and Ex-* sc.haoe, D5elre,..50 of Camp end C os s.trees, New
ULaye 1II EII•LL. i &ICtl]LD atepay.
NEW TORE. " NEW ORLEANS.Me,,m 8"C~F~:. b a C Clisen, Benk.Me.u. 5. W. Clark, Dodge Co. C.land Be.nkingCmpy.
J EARNY, ALFRED, Commission Merchant.Dealer in Imes, Put.5, Winsdow oIs.,Ce,,. e Entglih, Plit.
brh sad Penrscla, Fir. Bricks, ate., etc., No. • d•a eui. ,trHt..77
I AVIL.LE F. C., Attorney at LaW, No. 15l E0choucg Pl1a., oppouit, he PoutOP,, Nw Ortsans.11.10 ID
A~NDIS, JOSEPH[ & CO., Commission Mer..•l h~ot, ad Dosrring T~Ia W,.R lod~cs, .•o. U 'rcho~pi'oul-
I EIGHTON & BARBOT, Clothiers, cornerSCanlud st. Ch0lre. strlete. .-
1 EVEHICII, WM. N. & CO., CottonFootorl*, 5ld CrmluM,,,hUs.rb . Dld I,,,. spl Op
a. a. 05 nn. 0. a. a. a~R
No. ]g Commercinl PlaceNew Orleans. nrl
OREAU, TII., 151 Royal street, corner ofTre Tloume, Ladies'and Gantlem.en'. Fancy All ,si s.d P.,-
Iumery S0ore. Je, lIRi• H. MEYER, No. 100 Camp street,
* Wstehma•,ran Dea1,r in JEWELRY, OLDP0N.0 ANOD AOI~IOLO WId 0'ACISO. All elrar tiren rep.ired at moderate prices, mhll
lPjrORGAN, J. C., Books and Stationery, Ex-IPchange Pinro. adjoining t hePoe)-omee. a;
J$jUNROE, A. & CO. Men's and Boy's ClothingI of all siesaad gualilins whluatnot and retail, cnra.enr Giv
ORRIS & WAY, Clothiers, corner Campis ed Commmteste. .11
PITKIN. H. & CO., Dealers in Clothing and
pLoHR, GOODRICH & CO., Cotton Fae
. EILLr P. & E., Dealers in Silks andF1,Pancy Dr• 8oodl, corner Royal and Canal aheete. e_-
R ARBESHIDE, HENRY, (sucoessor to F. N.n,,Ul•.,)NotryP,.blin, lo. UIo.,mm.rl, | Pin.,, NewOo
Slea11. s n~l tf
JVAYMOND, W. C., Family Grocer, NO. 711 camp trueS, New Orlesas. aul.
~ ELF & G0., J. H., Dealersin Hardware,IIII ete-..rm.ttrrst.botvwen~risriernd Natehel reet, .IIl
S H. KENNEDY & CO., Commission Her-ehnnte . 2005 Pods,, ,lra.stNew Orleans. nollAVAGUE, J. M. & CO., Commission Hler-chants and General Produce and Provision D~atsrs, No. isPoydrI ,tr0eet New Orl0ean. my4
GHW .W &C O00.Commimeion and Fsr-wsrdinp Mnerhants, No, P4 Poydnur•street m)•
S AW FRANK, Jo., & CO., Commission andFrorwarding Merchants, and Dealers n Western Produe ,No.
ch-oplttouaelseres. ell0
CTRINGER, F. & CO., FashionableClothing,PuY Flshlne ,o.oda, T,,nk, Carpet sagc, ,tc, No. 0i5 Oap
; treat.' l
5 TROUD, JOHN & CO., Marble Warehouse,
LJ No. 146 Cerulloea street, bet. Carondelet and Bnrolne, el9 ly
: EAMAN, H. D. & CO., Commission, For-.3 wrdioe and Wstra Produce ,Ieroh,,l, and Doalr 1,05l1,Rine, Aleohol, ete,,30X Voydrsltalaet. •
SICKLES & CO., Drugs, Medicines, SurgicalOInstruments5, ,., wholsesled ,etail,Nuo. 58 and g0 Ca5,
S'LARKI, DAY$ &STAUFFER, Hardware,Siron, etc., No. •4 Canal strept, Ag~ents fr Pags'a Saw Nitin.
5 HERMAN'S Trusses, Abdominal Supporters,W. ate, coroer 8t Churlecan4 Grsvier atseetz opposite st. ffarnleHatrl. ' "t
5 IZER, GEW. ,New Orleans Agricultural.•W r ebouse~corner of aoine and Poydurustro,,. 1ll
"•TEEL, J. B., Bookseller and Stationer, NoU •0Camp etres., I11
TI SODD, S. M. & CO., Wholesale and Retail= Derlr ls inPainte, Oile Pam, t N II, Widoti nlu, Br.sh,,,nd0o o1.se ala kindlgo s oagnstret,. a*1
'- 1rALENTINE, J. H., Dealer in Boots, Shoesand Hats, No,. 54,58i and( eS ommoo st. nls
VOO0RIIES, GRIIGGS & Co., Commismionsad Forwarding alechaut,, 15 ThoupitelOl, 0treet. Us
L.t WlLo..., Parlh ROPodi,, ,.L...El.w. H. POoROY. New 0,l,,u.ATiLSON, POMROY & CO., Cotton Fao-
--tots and Comumitteen Merantsl. 35 Cronodeint street. INewOlla sll)
rI4A LDO & HUGHES, Hardware and ShipChlnodlrs,,Nos.3Frostn,,d lIolton ,treet, n, ly
1T ATE RMANN & BRO., J.,Imrporters andDureers in Haroware,Ct0ery,,r.,Icr. ,,gio,.ie a1d Uom
SHM. CORDON & CO., Successors to (lor-don 0 0oet:, deilr, in LU)lllOR--O:0c and 0ard
Front Levee, cora*r of Delord itrePt, k~ee co~ltstontl oal hand\Fhael Arnlla dikeot Pinn. Bralce Stuff, Daeckmz DonafEa and
8heathlnr,'reag~oe ad Gi o ;d Pine aind LCypr Oak T nber andPlnk o all oi ,0, a ..l lenths, au1, 65 Iy
WILLIAM CORNELIUS, ATTORNEY ANDCOUNSELLOR AT LAW. AND U. 0COlMM~filONhR
Royal00er,0,o,,r he Post OPe, , 5s
FIREMEN'S CHARITABLE ASSOCIATIONCYPRUS GROV AND OREENWOOD CEMETERIES--
tD, l, L Muull.l,0 SetOn,.l-BOth l, thse0 Cemeteries, 0e o10 11 ,the Firnmen's Charitable Aeaociatl~o, are rittxated on'the rl, e lri.Ridg~le.ner thobrid~e, laoutl •.• mlee from th e ity by the Bteavtlbatrect Shll Rond,These rural burial gruouda are handsomely laid out into wsa ks and
1ene b .d.d ,dth trees and sorubbroy. TIeLnorme •rom interments ts devoted exclnstrely to charitable panr.
'he prinesof Lots and Vanltearo fixed as •liaews :IN THO COPRESS GROVE CEMETERY.
Lots.,pricm ............................ to o$0Vaullte,apper tiers .. .. .... 9IN THEO REENW GO COEIOTOER.
Lot,,prire from ...................................... I to tf0ult.,upper tiers ...................... . .0P ̂ nn of'thesa Oeineterioneau be seen and fuirther infornmtion oh-t05ued by op lyioogiat thI oMen, No. 01 Coinu reil All,0, D0b,1Bow, Rooml AaP. ,'a stlr•n,or to the undersigned commilttee.
.. l1.00M05DESClairnlan,
siNerth1,S,1edae Co.'a,corner Uagas ue sad Commonrls
IORlN F. 0U00ER,No.151 Oird,oeroruerSt. Poter.
.,,n5 O _l _ 0AMlS w0 00o. o. , _ .y ,o.-
M R AND MRS. ROBERTI'N BOARDINGSCRBIOF FOR 02OU.G LA BBE5D Nar Iivcn, if i.-Bard,
allb ivslructl~n iv all Lhb ... I grglteh tiranrho, LOE~lhhl -i~h IrrtinBanrh Itnl,xln and Sp::vtall-per vuour FES, fusic, if ,innired, byeoorlanrnt tnnrbera,
REFERENCES,Rrv. Janlm rah A1y, 1~t" Prasldrvt [i Y.I. Collage.B, U fr.I Brolf, PI' T. T r r, YVa, Col BProf, C, S.,1 g 16,,, Sr a s Cos SBatVn,. P. Carr~arzcEr4, N- Olltnlr d93 S.JOHN HIALLER & BROTIJ;R, cornor St.
JBBBTh In ' Iloi.tp2BB B SIBarstS CIIPPIL6,1'IV ANBB 151126IHON WORK.ERS, lir n trzlna to ee nl Lir , oTIN! rt 5n i F.liua of bon n. 1 asl n pert ni ue To ad Copper Gutters, Val.In, etct. AI*w. pall..L nn oy por, Tin sad 'Loc Roofs is el PatY oftni, it^ a' l~rdrrau i pnre lr o ptaaea nd dialpntch. AIl Itndse( 1IILI)II)I nrd. R pring; al: Inll~dar a .r eh , iapath. Ry strictoLtmllul; tO a!1 Ylderl, . e bops to mrr a shore of the publicI~ntronn;;n,
Ma eg sacs o r<'cr to tl;J lulielia,..lg o a llb nGrnz m ug Wtn R, 7nmia v t 511 rtcx, Coo: h 6lorehuun, loh.rtpi.RR'r, C. . W. rwvl. c-,'Ihoman Mlurray, (sass Thl).r, Galhlar, pi AC l"oc9 -w3
WIVE W. W. WOOD,ATTOR(NEY AND COUN E~LLOL( AT LAW,
AND SOLICITOR IN HANCERY,Hiatinrg rentacrd Jr sat N- Or~leans and healed in
JACKSON, SI1tl6,
Tt7[ILL givo prompt attention to all businessV'W evtrne na lt chsrge i fu tn.Hrh Court of Es rro o ~p
paalx, nh snprrnor Coura t or Cbaa~.;tr :he Dn S !.ax artlll:d PLDrlrlrl Laul , non the Clnu r r cud Plubale Courts of tliodl,
r.. ' Sprisl x "ntlilll o CullsIcltO of Clim-, Nate., Accouvtl~ntr.W OIce, lu ~llio' Bulldtoga, corvnr Stara an Pearl trams,,BBBloo, Mice. .156 B2.I,
DAILY CRESCENT."H'BME NEVER' CJIAM' HE."
" d;dled and beidlod and booted rode be,A plem in hie helmet, a eword at he knee ;BUtamaee cnam' the addle, a' blidy to eee,And hami cam' tbehteed, but hme ne.err cam' be.Doewn eem'bh gn•r father, aobbin' sae Bair ;.Do Ln am his ald mlitber, teiartg her hatr ;Down cam' hieeseat wife, wil' bonanie bairns three,Ann at ber boom, sad twn at her knee.There etood the fleet steed, n foamin' and bhot ;There shrieked bles aweat wife, and Bcnk on the spot;There stood his gray father, weeping ose free.8o hame cam' hl! ateed,baLt hame never cam' be P'
[Percey'es eligqea.r,?-
LvrDIA Byasa•- Chippeowa Indians. -Adelegation of Indians from the several bandscomposing the Chippewa nation, arrived inWashington on Saturday lest, and held- a "talk"with the Commissioner of Indian Affairs at theIndian office, yesterday morning-anumberingnine persons, inclusive of the interpr ter, hiseon, and an Indian from New York, Imed"Corn Planter," who joined them on t' ; way,
After some preliminary remarks on bothsides, in which Commissioner IManypennystatedthat it is his intention to try to break up thepractice of Indians coming to Washington ; andthat it would be better for them to stay at home;quit " talking," and refuse to sign their namesto papers they do; not understand-it was inti-'mated that they would be heard if they wouldstate the objecteof their visit.
The spokesman of the party (a chief who ac-companied the delegation that visited Washing-ton last winter) replied, in substance, as follows:
"In shaking bands with you, Ci mmessioner, I lhakehands with all who are present, and I will tell yon whatbusnes brought ,s here. I speak in behalf of the chiefswho have accompanied me. We come to you in an irregu.lar way, lies the Indien who is out on a hunt and wieshs toSteal upon hi game; that is to say,we came away by stelth.Last wioter yo spent three day in inestruoting o to liveas you do, and we know that ppur feelings for us arekind, or you ould not have been chosen to give on in-struction. I liethn to you when you talk to us. Yourinstractions made me feen grateful, and made me wish Icould speak in your olanguage.
"On my return home last spring, I was constantly atwork up to this time, telling Indians what you toldtsondin getting them to follow your advice."
He spoke forsome time, and stated furtherthat they had not received their farming imple-ments which had been promised to them, andthat this was the cause of their visit.
A second chief next. addressed the Commis-sioner, saying :
" For what reason have we leLft our homes to see you ?We had nothing, and were in low condition ; but now thatwe have found yoau we think we ar "much." The childthat came to you last winterstole our lands, and we nowcometo have matter straightened. Ifcoy person shouldsteal your property and give it awry, you would not likeiti and would insist on looking into the mutter."
Several medals were given to the Commission-er for the purpose of having new strings put tothem, and a document was submitted purport-ing to contain the sentiments of the Indians,Sand to set forth what they want. They askedthe Commissioner to tell them where they shouldlive, and expressed a great willingness to go towork. [Washington Union, 25th.
CHRIsTMAS AiMVSsMsT T. - The CharlestonCourier relates the following pleasant little in-cident, which occurred in that city on Christ-mas day:
About noon of Christmas, two persons, JosephDewett and Edward Jones, were walking onCalhounstreet, and on reaching the corner ofthe Bay, observed some men in a German grog-gory there located, cruelly beating a victim byname James Gibbs. They stopped, and lookedin to ascertain the nature and cause of the.dis-turbance; but on finding out the character Andcomposition of-the crowd, judged it prudent notto attempt interference. They had not proceed-ed far, when two persons from the crowd en-gaged in the outrage-J. Christand S. Vierfeld-er--turned loose two savage bull dogs afterthese gentlemen, who were quietly pursuingtheir way. The dogs soon overtaking their vic-tims, hove them down, and were assisted bytheir biped brethren and instigators, who werearmed with loaded sticks or bludgeons, and theunfortunate sufferers were thus cruelly andbrutally lacerated, and beaten by dogs andmen.
The savage game was stopped by the activeand prompt interference of MIr. T. C. Hubbell,who happened to pass, and the police soon com-ing up, arrested the chief actors.
The dogs were dispatched this morning sum-marily, by order of the Mayor, who turned overthe biped brutes to H. W. Schroeder, Esq., asprosecuting magistrate. The chief facts or thecase are abundantly established by the testimo-ny of several respectable citizens.
THE LAST AncTIr EXPEDITIOs.-The St. PaulFree Press furnishes the following particularsof Mr. Stewart's expedition, in addition to thoseobtained from the Pioneer :
Mr. Stewart arrived from Red river last eve-ning, on his way to Canada, bearing dispatchesfor Sir George Simpson, containing informationof the discovery of the point where Sir JohnFranklin and his party perished.
It was on the coast opposite Montreal Island.Their bones lie buried in the sand, within anextent of twelve miles. This is the fifth wintersince they perished, and the drifting sands ofthat barren region, being in lat. 68 deg. north,have piled in successive layers on the bones ofthose noble and ill-fated men.
Mr. Stewart describes the region as drearyin the extreme-not a blade of grass nor a stickof timber met the eye. No game of any kindcould be found.
The Esquimaux, from whom their informationwas obtained by signs, pressed their fingers intotheir cheeks, and, placing their hands on theirstomachs, endeavored to indicate the manner oftheir horrible death. They were charged withkilling them, but merely answered with theirsighs.
It was a very expeditious trip, it being onlythirteen months since the party left the Redriver settlements.
COL. FRENCH NOT TO BE RECOGNIZED.-TheWashington correspondent of the New YorkHerald writes, under date of the 24th:
Col. Parker H. French addressed a letter toMr. Marcy, enclosing a cpy of his credentialsas Minister from NicaragUa, and requesting aninterview. Mr. Marcy replied, and, instead ofappointing an interview, anticipated what hewould have said at once, which was, in sub-stance, that the persons who had overthrownthe government of Nicaragua were not citizens;and until there should have been some popularrecognition or confirmation of their authority,the United States could not recognise ColonelFrench, nor any one else, as Minister from thenew government. I know these to be the facts,and you can rely upon them as such, notwith-standing any and all statements, by whomso-ever made, to the contrary. B1.
DECIDEDLY COOL -- The editor of the Colum-bus (Ga.) Corner Stone is not the only disu-nionist of the country. He has the merit,however, of frankness and fearlessness. Hegives the following reason for the interest thatjournal has manifested in the subject of Kansasemigration. It says:" We feel no interest in the Kansas question,
except that resulting from the hope that theymay get up a difficulty over it, which may, bypossibility result in a dissolution of the lnion.We would not, for any other benefit we expectthe South to derive from it, turn our heel forchoice whether it shall be a free or a slaveState."
At a trial at " Nisi Prius," held before theChief Baron of the Exchequer in Ireland, awitness was so severely badgered in his cross-examination by counsel, that he rushed out ofcourt and threw himself in the river Liffey,and notwithstanding all the exert:ians made tosave him, was drowned. Tom Bayley, whonever held a brief, but could always say agood thing, upon being told of the occurrence,said that the quotation "Quos dens vult per-dare. prius dementat," should be changed to" Quos deus vult perdere nisi prius dementat,"which being freely render ed, would read," whom the gods wish to destroy, they first trySat Nisi Prina."
The Filibuster Excitement..
The seizure and detention of the steamerNorthern Light in New York harbor on the24th, created intense excitement throughoutthe city. The papers are filled with accountsof the affair. From that of the Herald we ex-tract some of the most interesting and amusingparticulars.
District Attorney McKeon, having warnedthe authorities at Washington that a filibusterexcitement was about to sail, received the fol-lowing l4iegraphic dispatch:
Mr. McKen advanced to the gang plank,which they were then hauling in; he sprungon that part of the plank resting on the spryngpiece, and thus became elevated above the massof the crowd. "Don'thaul this gang plank in,"cried Mr. McKeon, "Get off the end of thatplak' roared out the menon..bord-theveseels
"This vessel cannot go," cried pnut Mr. Me-Keeon, in a loud- voice. Then, turning to themenon deck, the filibusters, he said, "Boys,come ashore; this steamer can't go; I hold inmy hand the authority of the President of theUnited States to stop her." (This was receivedwin thsouts of derision.) "Get off the plank;'said the men on boardi "pull in the, plank.""Do, ifyou dare," said the District Attorney.:"I'll hold every one of yea responsible for theact." "Throw him off the dock," said one fel-low.
" Not so fast," says theindomitable John;"I will read you the Preeidetit' authority tomyself and Capt. Bigelow, of tahe Nayt." "
Voices--"Reesd, read."Mr. IMKeon commenced to read, when thesewere shouts of derision. Mr., MiKeon found it
impossible to read so as to be heard; but seeingfIthe Captain in the wheel-house, who had Beenattracted thereby the noise on shore, he ad-dressd drthe Cptain (Tinklepaogh,) crying outto him, "Captain, this vessel mustnot go. Iam the District Attorney of the United States,and hold the authority of the President to de-tain her."
The Captain appeared to avoid hearing theDistrict Attorney.SThe District Attorney, seeing'the determina-Stion of the persons in charge of the steamer to
get off, and the evident disposition of the crowdon the wharf to sustain them, "cried out,"Americans, will you not, sustain your ownlaws?" whereupon one gentlemanly looking
o man stepped forward and said, "By God, sir, Iwill stand by you,'for yo do stand by the laws."
I, At this moment officer Horton (deputzed byd the Marshal) sprang alongside the District At-
Storney, who inquired of Horton "Where are theo officers having in charge the execution of thelibel t" "There are four of them on board,"answered Mr. Horton.
aDistrict Attorney-Then, sir, they shall nottake them to sea.At this time Mr. Clark and Hr. Joaohimsen
had returned to pier No. 3. Mr. Clark wenttowards the ship, and she immediately put herwheels in motion, having on board Mr. tyerand his assistant, Mr. Peter Cook, who stood onthe quarter of the hurricane deck the observedof rall observers, prepared for an involuntaryvisit to the shady groves of Tropical Nicaragua.
Mr. McKeon had then left, and went to theoffice of the Nicaragua Transit Company, wherei he metMr. Jo. L. Whie, to when he readthe di.
t patch from the Executive.lr. White replied to Mr: MeKeon in the
most uncourteous terms, and said that he didnot eare a d---n for the President of the Uni-rted States or his dispatches.
Mr. McKeon, disregarding the abuse of thecounsel and general agent of the NicaragnaCompany, proceeded atonce to the United Statesbarge office, at the foot of State street, wherehe found Mr. Vanbuskirk, who was the officer1in-charge of that department. Mr. MeKeonread' to him the executive authority, and direct-ed him to take a steamtug, lying off the bargeoffice, and to place on board a number of theofficers of the customs, then present, to proceedat once to the revenue cutter lying at theoppo-site side of the river, to tow the cutter to theNorth river, so as to intercept the passage outr of the Northern Light.3Mr. McKeon then left to go to the Navy Yard
to confer with Captain Bigelow, whom he saw.Capt. B. at once agreed to send the cutter witha sufficient armed force to detain the NorthernLight, if she had not left the wharf; he alsosaid he would have two steamers in an hour anda half anchored off the Northern Light.
About a quarter before four, theNorthernLight left the wharf, and proceeded into theriver, having on board the United States Mar-shals, intending, no doubt, to carry them tosea, as the filibusters did at San Francisco.-The revenue cutter, in tow of the steam tug,moved through Buttermilk channel, so ts to in-tercept the Northern Light on her passage downthe Bay.
The Northern Light came on in the directionof Eli Island, and stood down the bay with herhead towards Sandy book. The revenue coutterwent with the greatest rapidity towards theNorthern Light, and fired a blank cartridge tobring the vessel to. The Northern Light stillkept on her course, when the cutter then fireda ball, which pissed under the "forefoot" ofthe Northern Light. This produced the desiredeffect; her wheels were immediately stopped,upon which the officer of the revenue cutterboarded her, and brought her up to the Northriver, and anchored her near the Jersey shore,under the guns of the revenue cutter.
On the return of Messrs. MleKeon and Joaeh-mesen to the District Attorney's office, Mr.
Horace F. Clark again applied to board theship, to which Mr. MlcKeon replied that he nowacted under the direct authority of the Presi-dent of the United States, under which bondswere not admissable; and that the character ofthe transaction must first be clearly ascertainedbefore anything definite as to bail could be de-termined upon.
Iu the evening, after all these things hadtranspired, Mr. McKeon received the followingletter:
The captain of the eutter require. a written order fromMr. Mehclen, to detain the steamer Northern Light, nowatanchor, with the cutter near. The steamboat is eait.ing at outr wharf to take the order.
Respectfully,J. L. VAN BUSKIRK, Inspector.HIon. JoHe, MtKeoe, U S. District Attorney.
The steamer is near the Jersey shore.He thereupon issued the followin order :
New YOer, Dee. 21--6 P. M.So : You will detain the steamer Northern Light, nowanchor, until you receive further orders from me.
Yourbs, respectlully.JOIIN McKEON, District Attorney.
To the Captain of U. S. Revenue Cutter, New YorkIHarbor.Mr. Joseph L. White, accompanied by Cap-
tain Tincklepangh, called at the residence ofMr. McKeon, in Thirty-seventh street, and theformer apoeogised for the language he had usedtowards the Attorney in the early part of theday. ole admitted that the detention of thevessel was proper, as there were over a hundredmen on board without tickets, and he asked theauthority of the Attorney to assist in puttingthem on shore; he said they were desperate,and were causing much disorder on the vessel.
Several officers of the Nicaragua Transit com-pany were present, to whom Mr. McKeonpromised an investigation of the affair on thenext morning. It was also stated that Mr. Mo-Keon said, in ttrning to Capt. Tinklepaugh,"Iwill arrest you to-morrow, sir, for your defianceof the law. You must have known of the libelon the vessel, and I called to you, when stand-ing on your own wheel-house, not to take thatvessel out. It was a most unwarrantable de-fiance of the law, to attempt to run that vesselto sea ;" and then turning to the officers of thecompany, he said, "Mr. Scott, your agent atNicaragua cannot go in the steamer. As for thesteamer, she cannot go until I am satisfied thatthe expedition is broken up, and I have the att-thority of the President to release her."
At six o'clock Mr. MoKeon telegraphed toMr. Cushing--
"l Northern Lght brought back My statements con-firmed by bmfvit. Rtport to morrow by maltJOHN McKEON."
To this, at twelve o'clock last night, Mr. Me
Keen received "te following answers both fronthe Attorney Geheraland the President:
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Tux 'Vmw LATEZW,. -'. U1. 8L stqanerVixen, Liet. Commen ding Jeh i othis now at anchor with epri ng'oa•t w e
guns, ready to pour a broedide ds erth-ern Light, if she ebouid~atwptem toiYs, , I herevenue cutter Waoijngton, Capt. aurnee, isalsoalayinf within a .lurkttdrsE yard of" theNorthern Light, ale prepared= forsty emer-gency. When Coin. Bigelow was notified of thenecearity of an armed etoamrcr, the_ Vxe,wasin winter quarters, but in three h ourn h hadher in readiness, steam ap, armed,manned, andequipped for service. There she is as she wasat the famous blokade of the Kinney Ezpedi-tion.
,• Tht.~n ouehold Sacr,• ie,
iith ten little idrebt, snd. s~o r ian• _ Iiwas. i They had lse
"Well, they got a oesaeh ofBu~w jaron credit, built a log hi ese, heI was a gal
what the law allowed us. But,,. had ml her-
her clf. Ourcow wasea gtradmgod Conrinete,capitalfor tmilk, and gentle as a lamb--yoadon't know how the children took to her, andintell they might-she more than. half spportedtWhem. y on creditd hrilt for the children, and IBeforked ts hyeard as she did, spinning and car-ingwool, which sa e woreinto cloth on a hand-
croWell, in a year or two, the cal grew intofthine heifeto pay store e and we calculated on having milkfromith aft ittle molas . Soes we began to t
thIe old.wthougt I hain't no ,idea that weshmioulk.d ever e p or mnds to kill
her.nrcapital ougr mi o anybody's ogentleing on us ab--in.
So we were proud eough of our two oows, anddon'tg as hothe children took pt her, andthnever m. ou , the olowmHarmdid her l bestoths tme•fr what i knondif we'd been left to ,ouelvese.".
Here Sana's vicaheae did, spinningt and hardgirls settled themselym i an attitudeof pro-brighten with us, when one day in came d-town constable, with a printedlf grewit in his ha
"He'd found out that we had on• more cowthan the law allowed, and came after it.
children, and she a cidder. It came hard, ifcan tell you. be
"But the constable was determined, and
hearth, crying as if their hearts were broke,atthe bare thought of having the cow drove othatand there was por marm, with her apro upduto her face, a-sobbing s o pitiful!
"I couldn't sotaend it; my heart rose like hadyeaoting of bread; I determined that themchildren and that hard-working woman shoula
and drive up the cow; she's hard to find.'"He sat downr Marm and the cildren bemil
gan to sob and cry again.. I tell you, gale, itwas cruel s thought of the grave."I went to the wod-pile and took the axe
ifrom between two oisg Across the cleariand just in theedoige e•o the woods Isaw the eogirls and heitedfer browsa o an. the undergrowth.od attention.a a e on and every tinkle s
she moved her head went to my heart. I hadto think of marm and the children before t
could get courage to go on, and with that nd.encourage me, I shook and trembled, like amurderer, all the way across the clearing.."than the ld cow and the hefe were clt.ose by
each other, browsing non the sweet birh undergrowth that grew thick there. When I came uphard,they both stepped and stood looking at me withtheir great earnest eyes, so wishfully, as if theyt wondered which I was after." terined, and
Her Salina dashed a hand acrosivep.s] her eyestand the color rushddled into her fathce, as if shewere opposing a pressure of tears with gbrokeat
bravery."It was enough to break any one's heart to
seeand that old cow, with the bircher twigs ian hermoth, coming a-sobbinward me soso intifoent. Shthought-poor old critter-that I'd come to milkher; but ing ofstead of themilk-pail had that axein my hand. She could'nt a-known what idmant, and yet, as true ow; shive, it seemed s ind.'"There se stood, ooking in my face, wondren be
ng, I hain't no doubt, why I did'nt sit downon a log as usual, and fx my pail-and there Istood, trembling, before the ndpoor dumb animal,reay to all down on my knees and ask pclearindoor my cruelt In thoughe and there was the heifel
lookandheiferbroing ons both--oh, galnder gal, I hro nonethef you will ever have to go through a thing like
The girls thus addrbessed were very still, and
a sob or two was just heard while the tearshadleaped like hail-stones down Salina's cheeks.to y heart misgive me-a I would'nt a done it.
Those great innocent eyes seemed .asif theySweree human; I grew so weak that theae almostfell. I turned to go back ready to starve oranything rather than look that animni. in theface again with the axe in my hand. Yes, Iturned away, but there half across the clearingwas the old cow e withe heifer wereying out se byhishand. My blood rse--Iing on thought of the cil-dren with nothing to eat-I don't know what Igrowid'nt think of. He was walking fast, I turn-ed-the cow was right before me, Oh, girls.there she stood so quiet, chewing the greentheiroh leaves, I was likey baby, the axe would'nt
rise from the ground, I could not do it."He called out, I heard his step in the underr.
brush. Then my strength flew back. I was
Hack-a crash, a deep wild bellow, and she felyes,
like a log. I had struck in the white star onher forehead. color rushen I opened my eyes ahe washelooking at me, and to her eyes otifened in theirfilm. I had t old omy, with theup by the ane-helvewith both hand toward me e as if I was
dying too."in my Whathand. ave you been about, where is the
oweant,' said the constable, in a paseemedion, as he.came up.
"'There,' said Istood, pointing to the poor mur-dered eritter with my finger, 'the law, you say,wog, I hain't allow us tw coI diwt but it doesow give usbarrel of beasef. This in our beefmy patol-and it iyou darembling, befre the poor d'mb animal,"He skulked away and I fell down on my
kees by the poor critter my own hands hadkilled. It seemed as if my heart would break !There she lay with the fresh leaves in hermoruth, so still, and there stood the heifer look-
ing at me girls thus adily as if she wanted toill speak,nddy hearould'nt makisgive her understand whydone it had
obsthe doons. Otable with the writ flying out in
CasE AND EFFECT.-The Empress Eugenieexpects to present the French nation with anheir to the throne; so the ladies of the FrenchCourt wear hoops; so the French haut tonwear hoops; so the American ladies wearhoops. It is to be hoped they will enjoy thisconvenient and grand contour until the eventtakes place, when the ladies of the French Courtwill subside, the ladies of the French haut tonwill subside, and the American ladies will sub-side.-[New York Post.
Baron, the French actor, was a great favor.ite with the ladies. A woman of rank used to .receive the visits of Baron virJ: privatey.One day Baron uninvited came into het' •.ring room, which was fullof company sf' ;highest fashion. "Baron," said the lady,haughtily and angrily, "what do you come fort""For my night cap, madam," replied the in-dignant actor, in a very loud voice.