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ZfXT Ft Ttl 1 -Iv. 7l! STIC I 1 ZW I "i VOLUME XXVI. NEW ORLEANS, SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 23, 1862. NUMBER 180. CA TTLE MARKET.

JeSereoa City, Friday Ereulnf, An. Arrived darirf tht peat week 606 Tnu Cattle, 5 Hog. .4 27 veal Cuttle. Balea ot the week, 607 Teau Cattle, Bof and S07 Veal Cattle. 8took on aale 161 Triu, it tf and Veal Cattle.

FJcee tttr CATTLE We quote at ldamc net tor aoenty. and for tecood and tblrd quality, 11916c. BOATS At I2a17c If froea. BOGS At ltS3c. froea.

IHCEP-At Sa OuavioSr need. TEAL CATTLE Par bead, UM. HILCH CQW8 Choice (nominal) at aiongl) hea d. MARINE NWS. PICATDNE OFFICE, Ana-tut 13.

ajj. JOBM S. WA1ULMBTOM, and aatlrtanta, are tba aataorlMd Marin, and HJT.r M.w. Reporter, for tl. UBAKED YESTEKDAT.

hi. Liabon, Currier, for New York, his Salene, Leevitt. for New York. Bkif Cadaonted, Tay, for New York, Maater Matter Huttr ARRIVED. IrkrFleTida.

fm tba Coaat, to maater ii diet 1,1, Adeline. fm tbe Coaet. to maater ad diet nv Vary Amee, fm the Coaat, to maater dUt (TKAMEB9. tone Star, Gamble, fm tbe Coaat. Below Coming up.

'M Ihip Eaarz, from London Hereahtp Pampero, Higgina, commanding. DtSf Nljhtin.ale, Horne, commanding. krlAaaa Kimball. Stloeon. from Trapani ut June Cart, iooo tone aalt to order fgt Kiiia Eouna fart Cartoce, with coal to Government.

vt Te'etrapb, with coai to Government. Ira Ida BlrLeod. witb roal to Government. trm Bary Campbell, from Philadelphia ry 0 Elltcott In, like Lee, wttb roal to Government. In, A fi Cattel'.

wilh coal to Government. kuOloleca, witb roal to Government. EXPORTS. KtW YORR Ship Liabon 963 bbda 40 Jbla 41 tl tela do 101 bbla molaaaea SF.S TORK Ship (ielena-73 balea cotton 1 hli.le war lflO bbda tobacco Ir. bal-e mui bbla oiolaeaee atil ratty rait.

7. empty bMi am pk.a tee lltw TORE Ship Undaunted halee cotton 11M IMaeafar ae bbla tar balet cotton batting balre are catting. MO pkga mdae RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE. CO IT Steamer Lone Star hh.it tuaar to order COAST Bear Florida bbda angar to order COAST Sear A'trline 6 tibilt en gar to order COAST Bcbr Mary Amn-ao bbda augar Rotrhtor.l. are e- bbda nhia do to order SHIPS-SHIPS.

New York. To tail an SCMDAT. sit a A. M. FOR NEW VOKK The (teamthip PAR-fj Zt.S KERSBCBg.

Hotfmau. commander, la now aflHBBlBBioatiing aod will tall at above. For raMu eeie anly, apply un hoard, at landing, foot git Joaepn tuaet. mat A. MOOLTOH.

Nalfhai ttreet. fibs' 1 aw ditpat FOR HEW YORK Orlaant Line The Al tailing bark ALH1KA COOMBS. Drlnkwa. matter, ie oow loa line and will have Lmnifr glapatcb. For bn ance nf fretaht applv to ma ulu.

a. 43 natcnet at. FOR NEW TOUR-kito Aaguf; ST The AT cupper tbip RieA, (7i tone.) Kratt. maater, Bbaving meat af her cargo oi txiard will tail aa awa. Farbeigataf 1M bhda.

Sugar apply at ai Camp net FOR NEW VORR-Orlean. Line The Al regular pa. kef bark L). C. MURRAY, Jolinatnn, abutter, will have quick ditnatrh.

Fnr freight aylyU GEO A. FOSDICK. A CO nil 43 Natchez ttraet. apply un boaM. Vom 2A.

Sarond Uiatrict. Aa FOR NEW YORK Orleant Line The Al regular nkrt bark POWHATAN, Lant. matter, mL hart quick ditnatrh. Fnr freight apply to mi UKO A FOSDICK. 4.1 Natchez tt.

WT Fte peerage apply on board, at Fiak'. Warehoaae, htrtk DUtrict. I Ifc I. 1. I DC IIUV.

I OB. W.IU, lif.l. It anil k.a. i.n.trtt ih. ahnr.

rt fwfcvlght apply to THIELE. SE1LER A CO an, go Onion up ataira. FOR NEW lORK-The Al bark ARUKAN. Potter, maater, t.arioi the greater part of her cargo eugagml wi.l have ditpatrh. For balaui nauage apply to the captain on board, oppo-ttaCanal ttreet, or at t2 Camp ttreet.

a iio-nt JSkA FOR NEW YORK Orlraua Line -The Al rj tagnlar parkrt bark TEXAN Brau.1t, meater, aow loaoiDg and iU bave immediate diti-atch. bmimarm nl ngtic appiy to GEO. A. FOSDICR. 43 Natfbez tt apply to the captain uu board, at Pott (tkeoag outrict.

FOR NPW TlIRK Oriiia Line Th. Al N.nl.. U'lTin' UC I aso.ghby, maitrr, la now loa1ing and villnave Bferffata diapatc b. For bnlanca of treigtit aupl) to via qlu. a.

rusuit.iv, ri nti iient. BF For oaaaaae aoDlv to the cautaiu on bojkrd Hrvt-. a ar.i..,." A FOR NEW YORK The tnperlor clipper ahlp Uur 1A EV1 r. L. u.

ray. maater, having moit her carlo aneaeed will havi. iminefiia.te dlanAtrh freighter cotton or light freight appiy at 46 St. Char lea VFor paiaage, la- 'at anperior accomaioda'inna. app! a Ike captain on board.

Poet 2J. auu ir" fti FOR NEW YORK Holmea Lint of Packrta 'PThe well known packet thip OALKIA, Tboa. LeavHe, maater, ft now loading andvavill be Imme aatry aiapatcbed. For freight or eteerage paetage appiy JtW captain on board, Poat ii. Second Diatrtct, oppoaite wtegviaoie marcet.

auiu Iloalon. BOSTON, DIRECT -Trje fine clipper tfwi be, oka tKUUKBI, Krapiaa, maetar, nav. Mn( part of her cargo engaged will bava quick -Tataior me aoove por'. ror ireignt appiy to W. H.

A THAW AY, or ALFRED M. OSGOOD. 3h Matrhriet. FOR BOSTON Orleana Lire Tim Al mat ailing brig MARY MILLIKEN. Bnirk.ni ter.

la now loa.ina and will hn ImmMliir. ia or balance or cargo, 100 Lb.1t. tugar atxi bbl to OE" A. FOSDICK. 43 Natchez at.

jWrtj paaange apply to tba captciu on boanl. Lower KaJtlmore. FOR RALT1MORE Tha Al fa at aaiMne bark B.EDK0.1, Farrell, matter, will tail for above part. rr fi eigt.t apply OLNTMER. RODEWAf.D A 6.

Poydrmt atret, up ataire. -V 0R ANTWERP The aplandid Hanoverian 1 y'aip ANTOINETTE, Boeen.u, maater. will have mifVTVm fUl agaaaBgaC VUIJ lr'yl MUMMY, LULINO Carondeiat atreet. SB1 vVevklw tm l.ivernaal. Tnuahlne At Oaeenatown.

(Cork Harbor 1 3L The Liverpool New York and Philadelphia BvosmMip com oan in'ena aitnatcaioe tbelr full powered Clyde bulit Iron Etna, SIlrltoiM. Y-i2Lil OQI Edinburg. ntXManch.CT.iM Glasgow, 186. Batorday at Noon, from Pier No. 44, North River.

It ATES OF PASSAGE. eMa il iw eHawrage rana Hlarg.98t.eraie to wager, alan latnm a. orcmeo, aotiar 7JP, tt.eqn.Hy low rataa. oryueenttowo- Flrt Cabin. IS, UvPo'.

From '1oa, kjT. .7 lhu" wno to aend tor their have anperior arcommodatlona for paa ESfLZSV'7 ba Uot iron ae. tlona, a. ennlbilelore. Laperwuc.d rgron.

iZT to aac atraraer. 8 mtbar Information apply t-- Jlat. JOHM O. DALE, Agent, tin HtTtlB fjlfrf. Q8 HAVANA CIGARS, received from He-ai Tana, per ateamahlp Cardenaa, aaroa.

Madia Regaliaa, Clllndra, Londree. Coneervaa, Brevaa, Cone baa. Canon a Rayedoe and Regalia Britannia of aaaa, LA Gloria, Avllealna, El Boa, and Kid to de nd for tale by TROISGROB. 1 Co.tomb.oaae at between Chart ret and Old Levee. eyfr jTI'me Tto Clirqawt'ai ias'd rUlB a.

CHAMPAGNE. AneliX Si CBTi, kvZ Lopn VUlelaa SHERRIES, Xereg. j-TCHODPITO0LA8 16 IB 'Wlid gUIrt firTanjI af a- vBB 7 waa.artB IW BWCF-ww, Cllcoot' onaardla Champagne ai "fu tJk Ca -a Table Clara lbu Sherrie. ak: b.6. laV4.

IAIN IU -l Uareaa. Cn.7"J.TLi'V" V- uaiMrr, xianaie, Ltm Mia- Ac W1B.k Mr 'it JR. CAeTCNDYR, -ieTebtmpttouJaa AUCTION SALES, it 'h'uV'h irk es. Mantliiea Hand lea. BY R.

B. SYKEO, Auctioneer Will be told at auction on 8AT0ROAY, tbe iJd lutL, at 10 o'clock, at bia auction atore. Ay Magazine atreet IS bole. Keroeiue and Cotton Bead Oil; 43 bozrt galeratoaaud Soda; 38 baea Corft SoO boxeaSoap; 10 caaka Bacon Bidet; 60 bbla No 1 Mackerel, caae. Brandy cachet; A tiercea Rice; vft boaea Pineapple Cueoeei Tepper, Tobacco.

Ham a. Smoked Beef. Ac. aq Pineapple Ckeeaee BY R. B.

8YR.ES, Auctioneer Will be aold at auction on SATURDAY, the 23d at 10 o'clock, at hia auction atore, Va Magaaine atreet, for account of whom It may concern ue boaee Pineapple Cbeeee. BtTTerma Caan. aalt Huar-Curecl Uimi and Beef. BIE.B. BYRES, Auctioneer Will be aold at aorrlon on SATDRDAY.

3d inat, at 1 o'clock, at the auction ft Magazine atreet 13 tiercea ftogar-Curei Hamtj ts Smoked Beef. BaT Term a Caah- Mackerel. Ilerrlncw, Cider Vlnegjar, Letter faper, Ac. BY B. 8YKES, Auctioneer Will be at auction en TUESDAY, tbe Soth at 11 o'clock, at 21 Common atreet 187 bbla Mackerel, No.

2- 3 ba'f bbl. No, 33 bail bbla so bbli. CUer ViatgirT 1W boje. Btuokau Herring. 1 rata NoU Latter raper; 1 caae Quarto Poet Letter Paper.

Bar Terma Caah, In bankable fnnda. BY JPHAK PtBYlLLg. Mackerel, Corn Meal, Crack era Hama. Sidet and Shouldara. JULIAN NEVILLE.

Aucttonr-r Office No. 11 Commercial Place Will be aold at public auction an SATURDAY, Aug. 83, IhK'i. at 10 o'clock, A. on the Levea.

oppoaite Jarktnn Siuare. the following list. landing ra brig Mary E. Milliken 6 bba. 1 Mackerel; 40 oo bbla No.

a bbla Alewive Hcrting No. i S3 boaet Soar: luti bbla Brandywiue Corn Meal; To bcaea Sraitd Hcrnuga; VV) boara Maadalena Ilariingr; bbla klia I'orki 1 lot of Flour, aoiied barrcj, 1 lot Rarnett, prime article, 15 caakt bidet; 2u tiercea To be told to cloae cona'gnnieat. Ttrma Caab, in bankable fundi. auii Floor aod Son p. BY JCLIAN NEVILLE, Au.tioueer OrBre No.

11 Commercial P'eo Will be told on aiTucatiou at tee ofl.ee of the auctioneer 2.VJ kbla F. Flour buxra No 1 Wuicheater Soap. Lai.ding ex ahlp Catberine eul" 3t BY K. T. IHONTfjiOMEKY.

Larce Oale el Flae Furniture. At Auction. Bl E. T. MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer Will be aold at auction cn SATURDAY, tba 73d at 11 o'clock.

At ttje Auction Mart. 87 Camp atraat, removed for criivrnience of tale, without rraerve A large and varied aeecrtment of tiae Furniture, bring the entire furniture ol tevan furnithed ajo, three fine Piano Fortea, mW Terma Caab. au.l SOO Bbla. Floor, liest Brandt, BY S. T.

MONTOOMER1, AacUnneer Will be at auction on SATURDAY, tbr i inat at li o'clock, at tht Western Waxthoute, corner cf Juaa and Fou. her atreett (i Flour, of tbe ben wiu tc in iota to tnit. Fine Iloraea, Bucclea, dcr. Peremptt-ry 8ale at Aacttou. BY T.

MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer Will be eol at public aurtiru on SATURDAY, .1 Inat, at 19 ot'ih k. at trie lalteraaiA aiao.ee, 104 uravier acreer without rraerve1 Fine Sad.l'.e and Haeneaa Boraa, Baroacbea, Ruegiea. Spring Wagont, Ac. BaTTerrri Caab. it Auction.

Dry tiooda, Trimmiuga. Ac. R. T. MONTGOMERY.

Auctioneer ill be (ol. J) atauctionon MONDAY. 26th liiat, at o'clock, at the cornrr of urvadr and Erato ttreett Colored Lawut Mualina, Merluoa. Cottont. Ribhont, Lacra, I'aratoia, Triniuiii.gt, EmbroUleriea, Hoop Skirtt, Ac ic.

tail The tock of Dry (ieodt rerrmtitorv ale at Aa. t(3tl. BY R. T. MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer Office 87 Camp ttreet Will be aold at public auction, on MONDAY, the Jth Inat commencing at 10 o'clock, at tu atore corner or Lryaea auil Lrato atrefta Tbe utire ttock of aaid atore.

comotiaioc In part Cali- coea. col'd Lana, Moalina, Jaconeta, white aud browu Cottona. Barcaea. Kibtioaje. Lacea.

Triniinlnga, Hoaiery Ulr.vra, Parato Tarltont. Embrolilcrira, Merinoa, aud other artirira too numeroua to mention. agr The attention of all ia requaated, particularly the jr Terma Caab In current funda. au23 Large "nle of Vrry Elfgant Furniture at aucrion. on aecnuncoi apanore ior r.urope.

TY R. T. MONTGOMERY. Auctioneer Will oe on MONDAY, the ifttli at lo. o'clock, at in Liberty (late Irfmt) atieet, between Gaauett and Cnmmon Tbe entire rcntenta of aaid Houaa, comprltlng elegant Roarwood Tarlor and Chamber aJita.

rich Velvet an.t Brutteie Carpala, rich Gleet and Table Ware, Mirrora aud evtrv article neceaaa'v lor an elegant and a rich lur nitbrd houae. Tlie entire faruiturr of aaid divrlung waa eipreaaly manufactured for the preaettt owner. tv P. Mallard, of tbianty, and iioeapeuee tina been apared to mak. the aame eie.anr an.i turaoie.

In addition to the aoova wit; be ail1 an elfgaut Roar W'xio riana. Terma Caah. notn DY E. ltOUBK tfc CO. Mala VYUbaBlUe.eryg, Boot Shoea and Brogana, Hata, Clothing, Ac.

rI ROGER A CO. C. Samory, Auctioneer SATURDAY, the 13d Augott, lwia Will be Mid at 10 o'clock, at their Sale. Roomi, Noa. 46 and 47 Old Levee atreet- i' case, of Shoe, and Brogana.

Alto An invoice of Matt and Clothing. Ann An aatortment of Seaaouable Dry Goo la. aV Terma at aaia. au22 Auction (Sale or Choice OIl BrandieB, Winct aud WbUkeyt, lmportPi in year. 1058 and 1HA0.

to cloae contignmentt on account of. liquidation. JY ROGER A Samory, Auctioneer WEDNESDAY, 27th intc, will be told at 11 o'clock, at the atore of W. H. Vredenburgh.

3ti Old Levee ttreet, between Cuttomhouie and Bienville Old Brandlet, Wine, and Whi.kryt, imported iu yearn 18fta and IMftu vie: 73 ackaget choice old Bran. lira, in and pipea, of the wll known hrandt Arza- Seig-lit-tte, Julea Dapoutait, Jalien Lalerrlera, and Louit Le Btrtou (li). puuebeona old Irlah Whitkey, Mehan'a Scotch Sir caiet old' White Wine. Cht. Dumont.

ll'l Red Wine, Leoviile, Margaux, Medac, Ac. aa Terma at aale. To Bakers and Brewera. JOPS HOTS- 8" balet Hopt, new crop, Jn.t received and for by CI SACHS A OGDE.N, lot corner of Royal and St. Philip eirettt.

CKKSCKNT CITY STEAM STJOAR REFINERY. nnrrnT.m Jr IX 7 Loaf Craskod. Powdered, (Jranulatod and ClarUod SUGARS, MOUASSES AND STB DPS, Eqaal ta aay luade la the aorta. A. THOMSON ialB na hoaottoaia it.

NOTICE Te conioierrial firm of W. H. HAYNES A CO. waa diaaolved by mutual content on tax irat day of Julv. IV! Tbe nnderaisnait sill rontlnna tba Commtaaion bntine.

Dll.lar the nam ai, A atwU nf 1 a L1NGH AW A CO and will attend to tbe tettlemect of the aflair. of tbe late firm. J. O. INGHAM, ARTHUR FOR8TALL.

New Orlaant. Angn.t 1. lang. aol im liont or AlialaJd. A DRAFT or Warrant, drawn by 8.

L. Randlett, Pre-atdent of th. Police Jury of the pariah of Bt. Mary, accepted by J. V.

Fonrrnye Paritb Treaaurer. da ed Dec 1. IbVU. aod payable at tne Bank, mint ha alter data, for B1000, with eight per cent, lnteceat. A rea-aonabla reward will be neid for it.

return to the ander- algned. HUGH MADDEN, euis 3T nrvr -i- f-. -'1 WANTS WANTS. ANTED-Whip Rawyere. to go to the counfy Apply at 14 Bitnvii.e ttreet.

auij 1 1 YANTEt A Pretrttant Warain wiahea a tituation In a reerei table family aa aaher and Ironer. Sh can do ain App by note addret.ed to llox ta. rott utnee. zood relerence given. M' AMED BOARD By a young Gentleman -A urn into rtoi.m, wito rrraaiatt only.

A pnva: tamily nrefarred. Plraae addrett, ttating price, Ac, o.t iiua uuitt, aillta It" 1 WANTED Fifteen or twenty Men, to Cut about one thootand corda or wood ror the grinding eeaeon. In the rypreea twamp or M'me Louit La Branch 'a plantation, patltb or Sr. Charlea. 81 mllet above New Orleana.

All to clean a pond near the augar-honae. Apply at S4 Royal aireec auv. lot" Tl XV ANTED A retpeotable Woman want, a tituation tv i. a ro. waaber and ironer.

Apply at 7s Caiiope Btreet. au. Jl" VAANTED--A young, healthy Woman, witb a freeh orretr. oi mna, aa wet norte. Apply at S8 at.

rerj. in and atreet, between Moreao and Caaacalvo, Third Dla- ANTED A good Waaher, Ironer and Cook. Apply at i Dtrirn tirret. woo wager given, anil tt ANTED TO rBfvT A raaugarawbae Fanwthad Haiim In Nva i mM Ik. imm wrt den prrferred Addreaa St-.

Poat Ovfice. avat ot vv Aivir By a firtt clatt Concert party ol Artiita under tbe direction ot nr. ouvara, tbe dlatln guithed viollnltt, an Attiatant Agen', to travel through tbe Briti.h rat India lalanda. None need apply bat one who can lurmah mean a to pay tbe paa, age ef tbe party going out tne money advanced will be refund ed out of tbe rrceiptt, and be will alto be entitled to a there In tbe profita Apply immediately at Mr. OLIVB- KA 8 realdenee, 88 cuatombouae atreet.

anal 31" It 7 ANTED TO RENT Bv tbe Itt or October tooner, a comfoi table Family Reaidance, witb gronndt attacbe.for a term ol one to tbree yaara. Apply, Hating term, and locality, by addreatlng Box 3A4S, Pott Otlioe. aul Im For Hale. S3S No- Mulet, 6 No. 1 blind Mule, very gVtaawaa, atrong and good working alao, large aoantitlta or old Omnibua Axlea and old JFT Springa.

together with hj Omnibuaea in good ezBaTAaajoav cou() itlon, and large lota of old Ommbu. Vhl. anI kn Tr k. mnlA (n Inf. nit purcbaaeit and on accommodating terma.

Apply at tne BtaDiea on lcooupiiouiaa irreet, Juneraou cny, aiiove tne mora i.anaing, irum a. m. to r. m. auA tf HART A W1NTZ, Proprletora A Hare) Chnnce.

A COMFORTABLE WELLING-HOC8E. in tm Fraret atreet, near Juiia ttreet and Batiu, ror aale cbeap ror caah, or on rraaonable terma i or in ex change ror merchandiae or produce. Apply at the atore or A. A. LEVEY, aois corner Lafayette and Rampart ata.

Win. J. Dewey Iloncerty of New Orleana,) COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND SHIP BROKERS Wall a a 12 3n. NEW YORR. laht Eirhante NEW YORK Ur aale by BEMOIST.

SHAW A CO aol tf 19 Camp atreet. Coal CaaJ. SOO TONS superior Engilah Coal, for family uir. ior aaia in iota to auir nurcnaaera Anniv he arraet. up ataira.

aull-lit FOR SALE. Dry Goods Dry Good a. CASES LAW.NS 6 ratea PRINTS; 7 ba ea Pottawatomie STRIPES, caea Yaxoo PLAIDS; 5 ki. ,) qtp ra. 1 1 'Alll flllllU 4 caae.

Small Check COTTON ADE, 4 Tlaid balea Fair Hill STRIPES; 3 Old Dominion 2 caaea R.ae and W'hate PLAID: lft French COTTON A DCS Apply to JACOB BARKER, auis lit 40 Camp ttraeL Faralahed Keoraa. rrwO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS to J. rent, with or without board, at IU Clio atreet. between UU Charlea and Apollo atreeta. No other board- era, aul 4 e-t Spirit ol TarDeotlae.

1S7 ia good atUopinc ordrr, In itore and for 18 Caitomhoanf ttraet, -8t brtwrru Ctiartrci tad Old Lvre itl. IAlSSOLUTIO OK COPAHTNCRSHIP Tbe Coprt- nrrii.ip ncrrToiurt rxiaiiug auaT toe ly.e laa nrm clFORSHEK A HOWARD, ft thit day diauolred luiuai rr.ir.H. FuitsiiLra win rontinae loe iaiiu8 in bit own iiarnr, the nd wr known Btaodt, Nus. 1 au.l 1 8t Mary't Markt-t, anl ak a con tii.uance of 9 patriMi a-r dart-totor xtroid to him ut uiu iiiriiua rim ttsi tiui i runsaLr ISew Orlaaii. Argiiat im.

au9 Iua Nugar lor Nnle. HHDS OK CLARIK1KD HU'JAR. White and 20 or terma. Ai'pty at lew Poydraa Jr-lm Tl "leap onp Soap. ORLFANS SOAP WORRS-ooo hoxrt No.

1 and Fam-i ap. tale by E. A. BRIDGE, 8n Ornvlrr et. 1 uformntlon Waalrd.

JFFT tile ai.irnce of Mr. John Communy, yratarday n.irn THOMAS, aou of Mr. Jamra Liudaey, at). i iAi4 yean Vd Any information retpei tiug hfin win be raceived by bl. father, by leaving word at any ui ii-pi: eaiBliolt.

7t Iman. I i 4 if OLNCES SDLPHATE VJL1NINE. I. UU piuuda t'bloroform. jo iianda Opium.

Alto- -pa-kra Dye Stni. F.taentia. Oi a Uru.t and Mniu uirl. aaaorted. Juat received by attauier St, Mary andahip Haieua.

For aale by COSACHS A OODEN. aula corner Royal and St, Philip ata'. Flah Flah. HIP Catharine, now coming up the river, hat on board 3c6 bbia. Noa.

2 and 3 Mackerel; 2t4 ino ftm kita No. For tale by tf C. W. NEWTON A CO 7o Poydrai ttreet randrle Maadrlea. OARUM-loi.

balet Navy; ITE LEAD 100 ken Eatra, ae and keira SPERM OIL ft bbla. Wint.r Strained; TOBACCO t'A roaa Andrraon Solace, CIDER Inn cure Champacjne; PLE A LE ho caakt, pint, and quart-BAY WRAPPING PAPER-S000 ream. Straw and assorted eizet; BI TTER- l'O kegt. 1, TB each: CRUSH ED SPOiR-jii bbla. New York; CORNED BEET -1 tl half bbla Fulton Market: STATIONERY- 2 caaea aaaorted; LETTER PAPER-I caae; IN lri hose.

Writing Ink: FISH uo and otut ShaO; BITTERS 10 caset Bokt-r'a For by OEO. au; 3t A. FOSDICK. 43 Natchez ttreet. For taie.

ff BBLS very f.ne 3 Mackerel, for aale In lot. to JJ tuit purcnaaert. auil-rt WARNEREN A 41 Union Removal. A. LUJI Hare Vemove from ll Gravier and 13 Union atreeta, to their large Warehouse, 7-1 ARLES STREET- 74 One lock aoove the St Charle.

Hotel, where may be lOQod a large aatortment of Coaches, Kockawaya, Bacstea, Wagons, AC, AC, Rt price, to corretpond with the timet. Alto Harness and Whips. Friend, and Coetomere are invited to call and examine our ttock. Fll ly TO THE PUBLIC, the ondertdgned. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS, beg the Inform our many old coatomrra, aud the public generally, that we have eirebliabed ourtelvea at tbe Old Stand, Corner Jackson and Konssean Streets.

Feurtb Uiatrtct, where thtrx Hi 1 find everything in our line of the beat quality, and which, in accordance with tbe timet, we will aell Cheap for Cat AH Gcoda delivered free ol charge. Yonra, reapectf ully, J. STAFFORD A CO. Ba l'leaae give at a call. aula ot Mt raw and Felt Hata.

7 CASES of Men'a Pa'm liAid; col'd Felt i. Apply ta TV JACOB BARKER, Ruction gaits ts gag. R. B. Syke.

Sandriet, at 10 o'clock, at Magazine ttreet. T. Montgomery aell Furniture, Ac, at It o'clock, at 87 Camp ttreet; alao. Flour, at 11 o'clock, at the Wratern Warehoute, corner ol alia and Foueher ttree't; alao. Horace, Ac, Ac, at 12 a'clock, at 164 Gravier atreet.

E. Roger A Co. aell Clothing, Boota, Shoe, and at 46and 17 Old Luvee atreet. Julian Neville aell. Mackerel, Herring, Crackera, Ac, at 10 o'clock, on the Levee, oppoaite Jackaon Square, Second Diatrict.

tF Bee Advertletmente. (aT Contlgnees of brig POINSETT lvin at Pott SI. Iteamboat landing, will nleate receive tbelr Go Ma. other wiae they will be at their riak. Office for receiving freight.

UztAI flKUilir.lts. 4x Poydraa ltret. Handriea Haadrles. 1 fin BBL8 DaVIS MESS BEEF; 1 UU Meaa Pork; 600 Eatra Floor; AO tiercel 900 bbla Noa. 8 and 3 Mackerel; BOO bnxee Herringt; 100 bbla.

Kerring.) doien Broome; SO doaen Brn.be.; 39 caaea Tobacco; 40 dozen Water 26 bbla Clear Pork; 60 boxea Sperm 60 firkini Batter; loo boaee Soap; 10 bbla. Coai Oil; 10 raaka Whaie Oil; obla. Boiled Linaeed Oil; Now landing and for aale Dy H. JAMIESON. an 33 at 74 Magazine atreet.

Five Dollars Reward. lott or ttrayrd, about the lat of Aug oat, a large black Newfoundland DOG, ia gray under the chin, and haa a white tout between hia fore lega antwert to tbe name of Charlie had on a black anther collar when loat. A reward of will be hia aid for hia return, or for information that will lead to tecovery. at Auaina r.aprea omce, aatcnez ttreet. auo -it Maidrle.

Hundrtra. 1 LEAR SIDF8. 8LOAR-CI REO UAMS, CROSHED and roWDKKED BlIiAKS- Ail raaka Clear Aidaa 'in air tiebt 130 tiercea Extra Sugar-Cured Hama, of Henry Ames A Co aud other favorite braiula 30 bbla Cruthed guitar. 16 Powdered Bugar. For aale at autt 3t 74 Poydraa ttreet.

Jefleraen Academy. A BOURBON bTREET-Condacted by G. J. LORD, 't Tbu eitabhtbrnent will be cloted till the end ol tbe month. 1 he Claatea will meet again on MONDAY.

Itt September. an3 fit' THE partnrrabip betweeu city, baa been diaaolved. the underaignbd. In tbia MOON A BROTHER. New Orleana, Aogutt tl, luc.

auB at 1 Uoeait and Board. A LADY, having more room than tne needa, wiahea to take a few gentleman roomera, with or without board. They will rind tbe comforta of a home an 1 good caie in caae ol tickneu. Apply at J07 Carondelet atreet, above Jolta atreet anil Lost. A black and tan terrier DOS, rather large, aliout tbree wee a.

ago had on a black collar with ailver-plated edge, red inaide, aod little bratt padlock anawera to the name of Jack. Anyone retaining the above Dog to the Amphitheatre Exchange, corner Perdido and ht. Charle. ttreett, will be tuitably rewarjed. aui2-t" Mafe Wanted.

A NO 1 SAFE (aacond hand) wanted at 48 Fulton atreet, up ataira. auia tf Vor wale. LVUzl, from ST to Bia, I 1 1 I 0.0. I I JJ XbaglOatf 3i. Corn; Bbuuldera and Hama.

I). C. ALDRICH, 8 Folton at next door to Gravier. Corn Corn. ((f SACKS prime White and Yellow lit Iota to tuit.

or by A. H. SEAMAN A CO i Magazine at. Champaine Cider. Onn BOXES iuarta, Owen Byrnet, Game Cock JVJ tale by A.

H. SEAMAN A CO For aoi at bl Maitazine tt Flour, ii a iiii and BBLS. Kclipae Milla, Extra Flour; loo Louiaville lou Ouv It Clark a 50 KO Springfield City BaXerj', Ml eackt prime Rio CorTee; 10 tiarret Davia A Hobarl S. C. Hamtj catkt 81iouldera For sale by JOHN A.

PCRCEI.L, hui.1- 23 and 26 Front atreet. n-ar Oraver. Ilnrneatt Ilarnessa L'ST rf. e.ve I and lor eaie, a let t.f very Sng ed ioob ckbkia'JE, SOCKAWAY en i LIGUI WAliON HARNESS, ai.i-ti O. O.

BEN NET pfieet Tobacco Tobncco. A SMALL LOT of very tine (FontanaHa) SM0B.ING TOBACCO, tor sale at 72 Camp atreet. auiS tr O. B. BENNET.

'ow I.andlng. I ni DARTER-BOXES HEW HADDOCK: 1 do boxee E. Cheese; 20 hair bblt. Fulton Market Bee-, i'a boxea Soap, aaaorted brandai U'o dozen Droomt; 3.1 kita Salmon: boxea Adamantine Candlea. 6'a.

For tale by auii at HY. AARON'S. 7 Tcbunpitoula. atreet. Juat Keeeived and for 9ale Cheap on SATURDAY A tine lot or Urocert' Gooda, causltting of the following articiet Tea.

of variont brnudt: Coffee, around and nnground: Flour. Hama. Ehoolriera. Tonvuea. Pi.t' Feet.

Pork. Reef. Salmon. Herringa. Mu-kerel Codriah, Lobatera in rant.

Salt. Moatnrd, Pepper, Cooking Earracta. Caatile Soap, Bar Soap and ranry Knap, Oil, Coal Oil, Lard Oil, Wluea. Brandira. Wbiaaev and Ciaart: alia.

Butter. Cbeaae, Vinegar, Ac. For aale by OR A I BhO 1 HrJKS. anis f.t 4K Poydraa atreet. For Bale.

I following aonda. now landina follov orube. ex bark Alniira Second Ilia- A Coomba, Irrni Philadelpbia, et Post I trict. and ror aale on the Levee, in lota to suit pur- haaera 117 caakt prime Baron Shoulders liai tiercea fancy and Sugar Cured Hama: Hio boxrt choice Breakfaa Bucon, barrela heavy Meaa Fork. Hump Pork; Hal Alburger't Fxtra Meat Beef; half Family Beef: Pig Polk; 60 Ox and Pig Touguct; ion kega Prime Leal Lard; SCO ke Prime Dairy Butter; r70 bb.a., helves and kita No.

I and I Mackerel, 1 loo boxea prime healed Herring; 200 aurt.d Adan.autine Cnndlet; liJ Olelne li 0 I'rarl S'arch; f-i barrela Cider Vinegar, i'. "Mwaey A Collint XX Ale; Leeda A Gray a B.rown Stout Porter, 7ii Dried Applea aud Peachea; JM iiiki Dalrv Salt (tmail aizrtj; bblt. and 76 caaea Mason a Challenge acking; 76o extra family Flour; 160 Philadelphia Pilot Bread; boxea aaaorted Fancy Cakea; 1600 butbelt Penntylvanla Oatt; 16 tout Bran, Ac. Apply to JOSEPH RELLEY, aut-i it W. Gravier atreet.

Floor Flour. BBLS. St Loula, Louiaville and Indiana Floor, 5160 ex bars 1. Colden Murray, lor aale ny OSCAR BERCIER A 77 Tcbonpitoulaa at. ,1 Natlea.

rE have thlt Cay eataoliahad at No TT Tchoopitjulae vv atreet. a Commiaaion Hanaa.forthe aala ol Provia- lone, tuch aa Flonr. Pork, Ac. New Orleana, Attgnat so. 186.

au.l-t.w Flsk'a Itletalllc Barial Cases. Juat received, per R'ga, a general aatortment of the above Ca.ee, which are offered for tale at the Agency, aulo tf Carondelet atreet, above Poydraa. Loalalana Cora and Flonr amis. TCHOtlPlTOTJLAB BTREKT -J nat racaivad and for aale cheap, and in lota to tail the purchaser, Fraab Rye Flour- lUrat Flonr; Eatra and flnnarfiaa Wbeat Flour, v.rioua brandt; Veruilcelli; Corn; Oatt; Bran; Hay, At, Ac. ausi bt PR.

HOELZEL. 196 and n. Tcheupitoulaa atreet. and well for bale, on accoant of Sickneaa. A LOT OF GhOUN on Eaplanade atreet, be-twren Rampart and St.

Clande atreeta, together wttb tbe boildini. tbereon. meaaurlnc 84 feet front cepianaae Dy 140 ut in dpin ioe owner ig tick, and wiapmg to leayr'-tr Europe toon, will aeil above property low. rc -r- apeilv to E. TBO8 i.eton netombanae at.

HOM OUt ITIIMS EDITIOH OF TESTEAOAT. Death op an Old Citizen. We are informed that Aaron Cohen, for many years one of our most respected ship agents, died a few days ago in New York. i mi. naa Deen in Dad Health for some Xime and left here about five years ago for tne purpose ol trying a change of climate.

During his residence here he maintained a high character for his just dealings with his fellow men. He amassed a very handsome fortune, which he bequeathed, we learn, to his brothers and sisters. Pacific Railway Jubilee. The passage by the United States Congress, of the Pacific Railway bill was celebrated in San Francisco on the evening of the 10th ultimo by a grand torchlight procession of the firemen and a general illumination of the public and private buildings of the city. Among the mottoes on the trans parences were the following "San Francisco, the jomping-ofl depot! Thus far and you most take to the water! Tbe watte places shall be made glad The wilderness shall blossom as the roee." American Iron only to be need Cheap Homesteads along the route Alternate sections beside tne railway only one dollar and a quarter per acre Long Live onr Republic The Government gives $80,000,000 towards tbe building of the Grand Tr an Continental Railway." "The Cable proved a fable.

The Railroad is inrer wben built, it will e. dare Little Indian Boy step out of the way for the big engine Freeh No. 1 Mackerel, six days from Belfast Chesapeak Bay Oysters, six days from the water Now time and space are in the race San Francisco in 18Gv 100,000 inhabitants. San Francisco in 1872, 1,000,000 inhabitants. San Francisco in 1802, $05,000,000 assessible property.

San Francisco in 1872, jOO.OOO.OOO. "The Iron of the Eat (Painted clasped hand) The Gold of the WesL" YVer-tward the march of Empire steams its The Locomotive His prow is wet with the surge foum of either Ocean. Ilia breast is grim with tbe sands of the Desert." From New York to San Francisco, by the Horn, 16,000 miles By the Isthmus, b.000 miles! By the railroad, 3,000 miles From New York to San Francisco, by the Horn, 100 days By the Isthmus, 30 days By the railroad, 4 days The Pacilic Railroad Uncle Sam's Waistband. He has grown so corpulent that he would bnrst without it Hv foi ky oloLiawie, Biota, It follows the track of the buffalo." "Along twilight when coming West; a quick daybreak when going East! Score np our lODgitnde, Mr. Cane Horn be blowed Salt Lake City, tbe Half-Way House Brigham Young, Esq Major Switch-Tender." Married In Jone, 1SC2, by the High Priests of North America, Mr.

Atlantic to Miss Pacific, all of the same nation." Hurrah for the land where the moor and the Are aparkling with trea.nre. no language hath told Where the wave of tbe river and epray of the fountain Are bright with the glitter of genuine gold." In one decade the road is made." From Seanon to Season, on the same parallel, a thousand miles are as one day." Btigfiam Young on Home-made Things. The Mormon monarch of Salt Lake has been lately lecturing his followers about the necessity of depending upon themselves for articles of domestic use, instead of upon strangers and enemies," in which categories the people of this country are placed. He maintains (says the 'ew York Sun), that Salt Lake can produce everything tLat is requisite in a household. There is as good material for making hats as in any part of the world-fWehave an excellent button machine, and the tons of bones human and others lying bleaching in the prairie are just the thing to make buttons of- Some of the sisters wear home made shawls, and to me they appear far more appropriate than the gaudy trappings of foreign make." The term "appropriate he must evidently apply to the dresses worn, not the wearers.

Then, to make spindles, pins, needles and cloth, "th saints" have plenty of iron, and necessity will impart skill to use it. I have not, says the speaker, sent to the United States this season for any factory cloth, nor for any calico, and I shall say to my family You must make your own clothing or go The following extracts respecting tbe mode of using certain domestic articles is unusually edifying I have often wished there was not such a thing ae a pin or a needle when I bave fonnd them sticking in garments, in my shirt, on my pillow, in the chairs, on the door rugs, strewed over the floors and passages, and in the streets. I will venture to say that the quantity of pins and needles that has been brought into this territory has not done one-tenth part of the service they wouM if they had been properly taken care of and not wasted. People will hardly stoop down to pick up a needle or a pin, but they will go to the stores and buy them. Ladies will take a dollar ivory comb, put it in water, and then comb a child's hair with it it is never dry, the ivory softens, and the comb is used up in a very shoit time, wben a good comb of that description onght to last at least live years in a common family.

Mothers have not learned that water win poil an ivory comb. There are some combs made of gntta pert-ha that comb the hair better than born, but they are brittle, and require to nRfld with care but the first von know one is on tbe floor and tbe rocker of the rocking chair has passed over it, and rendered it useless. Where do yon keep your needles i On the floor, in tbe cradle, on the bed, up stairs and down stairs, and in every nook and corner of the bonse. Where are the pins 1 All over on can pick one np wherever you are. Do we answer the end oi onr creation in inns wasting, witb a prodigal hand, the good things which our Heavenly Father has bestowed upon us Niagara.

Tbe arrivals and departures are larpe. and there is an air of life and animation which shows tba oar hotels can do a good business jet. The hop at the International last evening was largely attended. Another takes place Friday evening. One at the Cataract last Thursday evening was an at tractive affair Niagara Fallt Gazelle.

OTICE The eopartoenblp betweca the nnderained ied by ilnllatiea on I tbe let UieC, and tatatat jcjATirvrEx. Western News Items. From the telegraphic dispatches, from Cairo, under date of the 2d in the St. Louis Republican, we gather some items of information not yet mentioned in our columns The Polar Star arrived this forenoon from Memphis. The Carondelet had arrived there from Vickbburg.

All was quiet at Helena when she paeFf d. A nnmber of merchants and cotton buyers, captured at Bolivar, last week, and rescaed by the Federals, had arrived at Memphis. The Confederates had burned large quantities of cotton. Taking the oath still continues there, and large numbers are coming in from the surrounding country for the purpose. Matters were quiet at Jackson and Hun-boldt; also, at Henderson.

No tidings of the fight at Cape Girardeau. Tbe reinforcements from St. Louis arrived there. Fears were felt for the safety of the large quantities of cotton near Fort Pillow, and troops had been sent to protect it. Dispatches in the same paper, from Memphis, July 31, via Cairo, on the 2d, say: It is rumored here that Gen.

Cortis's troops move in a few days. Thus far, no important movement has taken place. The gunboat Carondelet arrived here yesterday, bringing the three persons saved from the steamer SalEe Wood. Nothing later from Vicksbarg. The steamer Minnehaha, bound for that place, did not leave last night She fears batteries between here and Helena, though none are known to be there.

Several gentlemen from Brownsville arrived here last evening. i Every man buying cotton was taken pria-J oner. Among tbem, Mr. French, of Len-maik, Madison county, and Nathan Green-wall, of Memphis. The latter had $30,000 in gold, and other money, in all which was taken.

Cotton was burned to the amount of four hundred bales. Five hundred Federal cavalry came in the same evening, under Major Wallace, and a slight engagement took place on Hatchee and Forked Deer rivers, and a nnmber of Confederate prisoners taken, and ferries and bridges destroyed. The Federals returned to Brownsville. Jackson was at Denmark on Saturday last with 300 of his cavalry. It is reported Villipigne and command is marching on Bolivar.

Jackson used a pontoon bridge, built by ne groes of the residents, to cross Forked Deer river. Heavy cannonading was heard at or near Bolivar on baturday and bunday. On Saturday the telegraph lines were de Stroyed, and portions the Mobile and Ohio railroad torn np near Humboldt. The United titB txoooa wera fortifvioi? Donvax. A quantity of cotton lying at Fulton was protected by a gunboat.

The Louisville Journal, of the 4th inst says The steamer Com. Perrv. which arrived at this port on Saturday, collapsed a true near the foot of Fifth street, at six o'clock on Saturday evening, by which accident the boat was hred and Turned to the water edge. As may be imagined, the explosion caused great consternation on board, and it was feared that con siderable loss of life would ensue. There were but few paeeengers aboard, however, and but a single casualty ocenrred.

Kobert White, a citizen ol 1'ittebnrg, who had shipped as a fireman at Cincinnati, received euch injuries that be died yesterday at the Chestnut street hospital. A number of the paeeengers jumped overboard, but they all reached tbe shores by their own exertions, or were reecued by those who had congregated upon tbe landing. In this manner, Mr. Henry Kremer, aided by Dr. Kerr, succeeded in saving a lady and her child, who hatfl thrown themselves into tbe water from the guards ot tbe bout.

The Commodore Perry was commanded by Capt. J. M. Andrews, and was bound from tbe Cumberland river to Cincinnati. She had on board at the time of the accident 288 bales of cotton for various parties in Cincinnati,) sacks wheat for J.

A. London, 7 hhds. bacon, 11 bbds. tobacco for E. Taylor, Cincinnati, 20 hhds.

tobacco for Robert Moore bags wool and 30 dry bides for li. A. Uolden Cincinnati, 74 keer kegs James ShzJler, Cincinnati, and 11 sacks of cotton for Springer Whiteman. All that portion of the cargo on deck was destroyed by lire, but fully hfty per cent, of tbe freight, which was in the hold, will bs saved. Tbe boat burned rapidly, and tbe stern settled down in tbe water at the foot of Sixth street.

The Perry was an old boat, and valued at nine thousand dollars. Her ownership is uncertain, as she has changed hands since eite left Pittsburg. She ts partially insure. 1 in Pittfcburg oltices, and there was some insurance opon her cargo iu this city. A Singular Quarrel.

In one of the suburban streets of Boston, a gentleman of enterprise and wealth recently erected a magni-liceut palace, of a grand exterior, and internal adornments rarely equaled, with many features to be proud of, and among the rest a cupola which commanded a very fine and extensive view. Adjoining his estate was a lot belonging to another wealthy and enterprising citizen, a portion of which naturally belonged to that on wmcn me nouse ot tu siguuy cupola stood. One of the parties waa anxious to buy, and tbe other was desirous to Bell, but they could not come to terms, and each thought the other a little obstinate. Finally, the one who had the vacant lot put an end to all prospects of tnul.i by commencing the erection of a massive edifice, which is now completed, and stands two stories nigher than the adjoining one, completely shutting off the view from the cupola on the most desirable side. The owner of the rival edifice was exceedingly wro when he discovered what his neighbor was up to, but there was no remedy, and he laid low till the structure was completed, inside and out.

Now he has made a contract with parties to rrove hia bonse a couple of feet or so towards the front atreet The operation is to coat him the moderate little sum of 5000, and will leave the adjoining bailding in a bad predicament in front, aa to the view, and in the rear by the removal of a support from ft portion oi ut adjoining wall, which is tuns un. expectedly left standing alone. This is the way the matter stands now, and should the removal take place as contemplated, it is uncertain which party will have the best of it. Exckavge. The Peach Trade Great preparations are making along tbe line of railroad between Trenton and New Brunswick, New accommodate the peach growers.

AI Basin and Port Princeton-a large quantity wui i-nnceton a largo quauiai t-Jrjctej At Port Mercer the company has a side-track, and irf about "bnUd a covered 1.4VA a.i1 atAaravrnilM. everv Dlatono ana siorecouowj- --r necessary arrang.ment The ropofj rache. in that neighborhood wUl be lafg- Four that neigl orchards, within thrte muea onn wanon win, it is estimated, prodnc 12,000 baskets, while a few miles further north there are vast quantities. Probably fifty thousand baskets wilt AFTER ALL. By William Wirte PPlee are ripe In the orchard.

The work of the reaper ia done. And poldea wooolanda redden In the blood of the djiugaun. At the cottage, door the grandaire Sit. pale in hia eaay chair, While the gentle wind of twilight Play, with hia hair. A woyian 1.

kneeling betide him, A fafr yoong bead la preat, In the. firet ild paaaion of aorrow, A gain at bia aged breaat. And far from over tba diatance The faltering echo, oonie Of tbe flying bleat of trumpet And the rattling roll of dram. Aod the grandaire apeak, in whlrpert "The end nn nan can tee; Bat we give him to bia ooorjtry, -And we give oar prayer to The violet, tba meadow. The roaeboda fringe the And over tbe (raaay orchard The pink-white oloeeom.

poor. But the fraiirlalre'. chair is empty, The cottage 1. dark and Mill There, a nameleaa grave in the battle-field, And a new one under the hill. And a pallid, tearleaa woman By the cold hearth alone, Ana the old clock in the corner Tick, on with a drone.

Kindneti of a Confederate General. We are informed that a Northern lady, who waa engaged teaching music in the family of a wealthy planter, at Mobile, happening to make some remark detrimental to the rebel army. when. Gen. Bragg's army arrived at Mobile from Corinth, under Gens.

Darling and Van Dorn, was subjected to very unpleasant treatment, even from those she considered her friends, and in consequence determined to leave for Kentucky, where she had friends. All ber money, however, was in the hands of her employer, who meanly refused even sufficient to defray her expenses to Louisville. In this strait she concluded to apply for assistance to Gen. Darling, wbo, she was convinced from various reports, waa a humane and liberal- minded man. An interview at once showed that he was kind-hearted and generous.

Liearnina; the lady need, he offered to ad vance the requisite fands, and furnished the papers necessary for passing through the lines. He declined all security for the money, saying that all he asked waa for the lady to snow kindness, if possible, to any one in trouble. He did it willingly, as. he hoped any one would do by bis wife in lik circumstances. It subsequently appeared that his wife was staving Borne where in New England, having friends in Boston and New Hampshire.

The lady was deeply impressed with the General's kindness and generosity, inasmnch as she knew of cases where all aid had been refused, for only expressing a desire to return North, and the rebel Generals aha had previously seen were anything bat gentlemen. Boston Journal. The Bonaparte Family Register. The rwgistAr of the Imperial on which haa been inscribed the procet verbal ot the birth of Prince Napoleon's son, ia a large folio volnme, bound in red velvet, and having at the corners ornaments of silver gilt, with the family cipher in the centre. It waa commenced in 1800, and the first entry made was the adoption of Prince Eugene by tho Emperor.

The second, made tbe same year, relates to the adoption of the Princess Stephanie de Beanharnais, wbo recently died Grand Dncbess of Baden, and wbo waa cousin of the Empress Josephine. Next comes the marriage of tbe Emperor Napoleon then several certificates of the birth of Princes of tbe family, and lastly of the King of Home, which closes tbe seres of the certificates inscribed under the reign of the First Emperor. This register was confided to the care of Count Begnault de-Saint-Jean d'Anely, Minister and Councillor of State, ad Secretary of the Imperial family. It was to him, under tbe First Emperor, as it is now to the Minister of State nndertbe Second, that was reserved the duty of drawing up the prods vcitiav.i of tbe great acta relative to-Napoleon. At the fall tne First Empire, -Count KegnanJt de Saint-Jean-d'Angely care- fully prcverved the book, tjayeb.

at hia death, passed into the bands of toe Countess, hi widow. That lady handed it over to the President of the Republic, when Louis Napoleon was called bv universal suffrage to the Imperial throne. In this same register, eon-tinned by the Second Empire, may be seen the certificates of tbe marriage of the Emperor Napoleon and of that of (he Princess Cloiilde; of the birth of tbe Prince Imperial; of the death of Prince Jerome; and, lastly, of the birth of the Prince Napoleon Victor Jerome Frederic, just born The name of Napoleon commemorates that of -the head of the dynasty that of Victor is in remembrance of the House of Savoy Jerome is that of hia paternal grandfather; and Frederic was given in compliment to the family of Wnrtemberg. Gaiignani Mezienger. rrearhine to tloe Guerrillas.

We have heard of an incident winch occurred during tbe Morgan raid at ersailles which is worthy or nonoraoie uuuui. gooa Bister oi tne Christian cbnrch and a most devoted Union lady, living in tie neighboihood. while these marauders were securing her husband's horses, gave tbem cut a a lecture upon the evils of secession, tne late ol rebels, thieves ana robbers, that must have made a deep impression upon even their callous hearts. She opened the good book and took the text The way of the- transgressor is hard," which she enforced with a power and eloquence seldom equaled, and then offered them a Bible, which was of course declined, as what she had laid was sulhcient without being backed by holy writ. JV.

Y. the city: nv- tit -'v- A VV tf 1 1 aa I 1X7 fa IU1P fan I. ITH 1 1 IT avU.WW the city, to-wit Ellen and Kate were last ci night lodged in the First District calaboose. They are accused of having Indulged in icatlig liquors to an Improper having, moreover, indulged worn. i.

V.I- Tha arieciiia uujcuuuauivvuiua. t.T DlTll. UU are mat tney nnrrane- -j ot etntriT miiattlaa flnnaWI SJJw a United States and Gen. Batter. rf affirmation Guvs furnished to VjTvXV: slave now in the search JmBiBg, and two guna-werw The bow- on St Chailet street, Np.

Em how Jo-nnstroDg got bis lnfrmaon f. DO knOWB. wo Weill's S0STICTID. Moiee Hatch name rather oomnonnded and Henry Keif were yeeter day arrested at Gretotv They ar ae- ensed by the polios of being susaicroos look- ing characters," and ars supposed te have crossed the lines from the regions of Beoessia, -where ths flag ot rebellion soots. FcBiens.

Barab, a fierce doe, ran into the reddsnce of Carolln and there abused Carolina witi Hahd D-sVrested for driving driver were last wwy wa trembled la Iron of we ttoywT. rn vw 11.