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Wilkirs Km.dU and A.M. Holbtook. nttirt 72. CAMP STRT.KT. VcdMsr IHrnl, June 89, 184.

TEEMS OF TBK FIOAYUKE. iaWcriaUona rsceirsd for twelvs monthi (or 8t half yW aas qasrtscly st ths Mtm rstss. All suhsciiptions in sdvaace copww 1-1 cent. nnt AioMxtinr twia Knm. inaertsd for Bl i Ik.

insertion. TbOM Of rraxtar Isngth chargeri ia proprtioa. sa to time, will be published on. ivonliulr. But oo ndverUMttwnt or sofa viptioa wHI toprJ until sll srrearages srs paid, aalaM the optioa or tit proprietor.

at intervals. vix: wly, mi weekly tn-w-Uly, or mooUilr, art charged on dollar per sqttara for Marriaxe and Obrtnury notices on dsllsr per square A rll account made tuw j- CONTT3 PF THE OUTSIDE PAGES. ViaSV Page. Fashions in Kentucky A costly Breakfast Whitfield's Pulpit A Long DDI Bl HID UIOIF. Fourth Page.

A Little Foray Tetotal bmSinguWr Superscription. Sales at Auction, To-Day, June 29. Jos. A. Beard Co.

tell Dry Goods, Clotbine, at the Camp street Auction Mart, at JOJ o'slock, A. M. also, Salt, at tho warehouee of Mr. Hicks, opposite Downey's Press, Levee street, at 5 o'clock, P. M.

03 See advertisements. ETThe Northern mail failed yesterday from beyond Charleston. Kj From Capt. Montfort, of the steamer Rainbow, we have late files of St. Louis papers.

By It will be remembered that at the time of the run on the banks a large amount 6f specie waa stolen from the office of Washington Jackson. An arrest has been made on a charge the robbery, but until an investigation takes place we deem it but justice to the party to forbear speaking further of the matter. We are indebted to Capt. Claiborne for late Natchitoches papers. Royal Mail steamer Teviot, Capt.

Crocker, touched i't the Balize on the 25th inst. on her wav to Tamnico and Vera Cruz. Two passengers lande.it from her at the IJalize Col. A. Jurade, said to be the minister or charze from the Venezuelian Republic to onr govern ment, and Mons.

S. Paney de Marsillac Martinique. Six passengers went on board the Teviot at the Balize for Vera Cruz. CCMr. Van Buren was expected at St.

Louis on the 21st instant and great prupara-- fiona were made to receive him. U. S. Revenue Cutter Woodbury, Lt. Comd'g.

Nimmo, sailed on the evening of the 22d instant from the Balize on a cruise to the wedtwardj $3 A new democratic paper of the most rigid kind is about to be started in New York, to be called the Plebian. Levi D. Slanun is te be editon Behind the rim. They just begin to talk about, green peas "Down East" her they have been done gone" for a long time. rd" We have received later Louisville papers from the officers of the Feliciana.

JCy Will the Picayune cive us a description ef the Sheet Iron Band, of which its editor peaks? Natchez Courier. We will give you a. programme of one of the performances in the course of a week. Cocncil or Secosd Municipality. Tha Council, at its meeting last evening, passed an ordinance ordaining that the Carroll ton.

Railroad track in Baronne street be raised up, and I that the proper steps be taken to prevent the running of the locomotive or horse car on that road in future. The unfortunate weman who was so severely injured at the Pontchartrain Railroad on Sunday was colored. Out-Yelling the Indians. When Texas was first settled the Camancheb and other hostile tribes were in the habit of coming upon them with whoops and yell, striking no little terror into the hearts of those who were unac- customed to their ways. The tables arc now turned, however, for the Texans- finding they have stronger lungs and can out-yell the Indians, have adopted the system and turned it to great advantage against them.

II TM n. i i i re steamer cuar arrived yesieruay irom Alexandria bringing us the Whig of the 25th Tho clerk of the S. informs us that Red River was falling when h. left. Tar fiRARD Concert.

A very promising excitement is alive in regard to the grand concert to be given at St. Patrick's cathedral this evening. There will undoubtedly be a large and fashionable turn out. The affair is got up on an unusually liberal scale, and a surpass-. ingly delightful musical exhibition may be anticipated.

The most accomplished of our amateurs, and the finest professional skill in the city, have been engaged and thoroughly rehearsed together for the occasion, and not a little curiosity is evinced to witness the debut of so large a' choir. Gabici, Wallace and others are amon; the prominent artists who assist, and the Furtt musician in the city is grand leader of the rute rtainmont. iJT A note drawn in the name of the Gas Bank of this city, and signed by its then presi dent, Thomas Barrett, in favor of the Bank of the United States, payable to Mr. Jaudon, and now overdue, was yesterday sold by auction in the St. Louis Exchange, by the sheriff of the District Court.

Its amount was $650,000. It was aet up at $50, and the bidding went on till it was finally knocked down for $7070. A Tax on Gambling. At the sitting of the First Municipality Council ou Monday evening an ordinance introduced by Mr. Cruzat was passed, imposing a tax or license of $2008 per annum on the keepers of all pames of Craps, and of $3000 on all games of Keno, within the limits of the Municipality.

It also nrnvwloa for ullne of $100 a day on the parties for their 10 out such license. ir. eynier offered an additional section for me prevent y0ng men under twenty-one v' -s- enwnng these gambling rooms "7 Ul Me. of $25 on the keepers at that aamA Accused" without W. Bur nett.

of tvhom we spoke yesterday as having I 1. beea arreated on tne cuarge oi picKiug Fur.cia in the Arcade on Saturday night, was yester day honorably discharged indeed, there woa no charge against him further, tnan inai no happened to be there when the felony was per- petreted, and was unKnown to me ponce. When the case was called up yesterday morn ing there appeared to be no positive charge against him. He was a respectable looking young man, and hud none of the looks of a pickpocket about himj yet the Recorder told him he would retain him a "prisoner till he should find some credible person to vouch for him. Mr.

Burnett, it appears, is a Respectable mc chanic. and his e.mnlover at once stepped for ward to attest th fact, when hd was, of course, inotanllu littArflfpil. I We feel some regret at having mentioned the name of an respectable person, in connex.on with such a charge at all. But, as we have often before said, what a cruel knd unjust law is this vagrant law, and what Jan unconstitutional power it places in ths hands of a magistrate? Here was a young tnaji charged willi picking pockPts becinse he hnp'pcned be where pockets were picked. When the charge cannot be sunairred, or is attempted to be proven, does the magistrate discharge him No! he says, in eflfect ou sare not known to my police; 1 therefore remand you to prison till you find some credible person to vouch for you!" Mr.

Burnett fortunate was able- to procure-such a person and yet might not he and many other honest men fall in procuring this proof of their honesty IJow many men, as honest asxmr legislators, judges and recorders, land in our city who do not, know a soul in It? At certain seasons of the year hundreds s1 A-Chance. The editor of a paper in "Penn sylvania say a he wants a wife, and he thus enumerates the necessary qualification tlbe" "She must be a gal slioso eye beam ith love, tenderneas and pity; twinkle with tun, frolic and mischief; ad lighten with the immortal part oMw1 ESfft' whose countenance la illuminated by rg innocence and purity, chastened by hapnv from the practice of eyeiy homely heart io feel, ihand to relieve and a bodom to sympathize with misfortune one who can lneod brsoches, make shirts, scrub floors, peer latere, and cook dinner." Had he been a Yankee he would probably have appended to the list of qualifications something 'like the following one that can ride borse to plough, attend to the garden, feed the pigs, drive home the and occasiona ly lick the school master Old Revolutionaries. There are thirteen old revolutionary soldiers in Kentucky who are between 100 and 109 vears old. 03" The Mormons have nominated a full ticket of countv officers, of their own religious denomination, in ILuicock III. Gov.

DofeK. The Democratic Review oners its readers a line portrait of Gov. Dorr gratis, to which the New Haven Herald says that Gov. King has offertd $1000 for an original likeness" to one of the. public build ings with Thev are hard on Gov.

Dirr, those Northern editors 03 Mr. Van Bureii was slightly injured. in the shoulder by tho upsetting of a stage a days since, dianopolis much so over it. fMV ln- in Indiana. His nception a was warm ana enthusiastic iso lat Chapman erotcs a good KJ The number of radical (or rabid) aboli tionists in the city of Boston may be estimated from the fact, that out of votes cast in the do daily; and with the sanction of our recerjt specal eection for Congress only 125 mild laws and humane recorders, any one of these might be made an on teas and a vagrant, because, forsooth, he 'was unknown to our po lice, and was in a public hotel; where man's pocket was picked This same vagrant law is a ycn on the face of enlightened legislation; it seems like a relic of the code that prevailed during the Reign of Terror in France, or the lime of thft aceursed Sur Chan.hcr in England.

It must be amended or modified when our Lrgislatuie next meet were thrown for the candidate. DCP At Columbus, Ohio, they are feasting upon fresh, lobsters direct from Boston. Only think of it! l-to The liberality of the age the enlightened spi rit of the times demand its repeal or altera- tion. New Discoveries. Several islands hithe unknown have ben discovered in the Pacific Ocean, by in English whnler.

They ore right in number, and inhabited. The 'appear ance of the r.ilises is totally difil-rt-tit from any others in thai neighborhood. Running! Naval. From the Pcnsacdla Gazette we learn that the V. S.

frigate Macedonian, bear ing the broad pennant of Commodore Jesse Wilkinson, had arrived at that port from a cruise in the Gulf and along the Mexican coast, and also the U. S. brig of war Dolphin, Comman der Rudd, from New York. The same paper states that the frigate Con etitution has been ordered out to relieve the Macedonian. Latest from Sr.

Louis. a late hbur last evening we received St. Louis dates of the 22d inst. brought by the steamer Pre-emption. Ex-President Van Buren arrived there on the 2l8t and was warmly greeted by all parlies.

He had accepted an invitation lo visit the the atre on the next evening. Accounts. There are two ways OCJ If any of our readers are-sceptical upon the subject, if any doubt that the Concert to night at St. Patrick's Church will be a brilliant affair beyond all former comparison, they can ask those who attended last night heard the rehearsal. Although but a rehearsal all were delighted.

ot running, tip one man iiins up an account with another, and then the oilier runs after tiie former to get the amount. I 1 Creditors ruuniii); ader small amounts, Are, likej the debtors, running up accounts The lhaviest Kind of Artillery. The. Nashua, N. II.

Artillery company hus ten nv-ii in its first section whose aggregate weigh! is 2200 pounds. I Tur, Natchez Tornado. The Nutchez Daily Courier takes notice of somewhat re markable coincidence between the terrible tor nado at that place, nnd the recent destructive earthquake at Domingo. After the lust named catastrophe a person alive was dug out of the ruins, who had lived fifteen das uncr a bed of wull. After the tornado of '10 a living person waai dug out from the Natclwz ruins under the hill, who had been buried alive eight days.

He fully recovered, being not danger ously hurt It is a singular coincidence that the tornado and the St. Domingo earthquake both occurred From Florida. The Savannah Rpubli can of the22d instant mentions Ihe arrival of two steamers from Florida with later but not important news. i Dr. Alfred W.

Elwew, late of the U. Medi cal -department, died at Pilatka, E. F. on the 12th instaut, of congestive fuverjafter an illness of four day6. i The correspondent of one of the Florida papers, the News, writes as Och-ti-achee is still among lb missing.

He was to have come in on the 4th instnnt with all his people at Post No. 3. I think that he mav be induced to hold to his promise. Should things work as favorably as is ex pected, we may eoou have peace and quiet once more Shipwreck. -f By way of Norfolk we iearn that the brig D.

W. Hall, Atwelji, of Baltimore, from Mobile bound to Baltimore, with twenty-three passengers and seventy -jthree bales of cotton, wentanhore twelve milek to the south ward of Cape Hatteras Light on Tuesday night last at half past 10 o'clock, in a gale blowing from south-east. Cargo, crew and nassemrera saved vessel, total.losB. on the. same day of the same month the i ih of May.

Shawm eetown The St. Louis Reporter of tie 21st instant says: We from a privjatc source that on the 1 ltii in.stiint the Shawnectown bank wu paying specie for all her notes for live dollars and under, mu. that the tftoiic- in circulation here for a diy or two past that there as a large crowd of persons' in Shawneetown, waiting lor hot resumption inn the 15th instant to make a run upon her, were cntiri'ly Iklde. No spi-rclicm ions of run upon lie bank were or felt. Some of our contsinponn ips have yiiid that tlie Bank refuses? to thke Shawnei toM ii noies in paVment of debts to that instiution.

We are informed that such is not the fact. Missouri Bank hus not refused to receive Shawneetown paper in payment of notes discounted by her." I FRAYS at Shrevepokt. On the the 20th instant Rufus tobiusoh Sewell, cf ShrevrpoM, wan killed in an allrav that look 0 The Pensacola Gazette! of Saturday last contains a translation of (the letier addressed to Mr. Webster by the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Mexico, Bocanegra, in which that officer complains in strong terms of the aid and countenance given to the Texans by the citizens of the United Statesj and the viola- sL.H .1 it tiuu ui we unuirtii iuws generally, a synopsis of this letter, which came by the Macedo nian recently arrived at Pensacola from Tarn pico and Vera Cruz, we published in ourqper of the Nth inst. Une of tne officers of the Macedonian, in a letter, states that it was very at both Vera Cruz and Tampieo.

Criminal Court. Thisurt was so crowded with Dutchmen yesterday, their crotM and friends, that we verily believe if the atmosphere was analyzed it would be found lo con rain more sour crout than carbonic eas. It must not be supposed that thev met there to dance waltzes, sing songs to the Rhine, or to smoke crooked-shank pipes. No; they were attracted thither by a case that was to be tried the good name and fame of three of their friends were involved. C.

L. Baron, Andrew Lindoti and Gustavus Bach were charged by Mrs. C. Shultz with rifling her trunk on the 29th of1. May, of $400, all of the better no, the best currency.

This it was that brought together the German con federation of which we speak. The trial went en the accused parties clearly established nn alibi, and were of course discharged. On the liberation of the prisoners there! was a general and promiscuous shaking of hands all round, alter which the crow ndjourneto a beer shop Fatal A evening of the firm of in this place inlhat town. It appears that in tho ear part of tftje tiuy blows were exchanged brtwein Charles Sewell, the brother of ihe deceased, and Dr. Hardwick that in the evening ihe deceased and his partner, Robinson, met Dr.

Hardwick and one Maryborough at the tavern, when Sewell was knocked down, and whilts down a cut was inflicted with a bowie knife in his abdomen, of which he instantly died. The Natchitoches Herald of the 25th instant mentions another affray which took place short time previous to the above at Shreveport, in which Charles A. Sewell, a brother of Ru-fus, was wounded and a man named Matthew Edwards killed. One Boyle in the first place attacked Sewell in a grocery with abusive lah guage and on the latter coining out fired a pis tol at him, wounding him in the leg. Edwards took Bojle.s port, but on the arrival of police office fled.

He was hot, however, in endea voring to lufche. his e.sctpe, but Bole was ar rested. Fine times, trnlv, ot Shreveport. Foreign The Texaa Ssuata re Expeauioo. rn.

KvrmoMed Position Wronir Route De- miiMii rrum.f?rnMinr the Chihuahna Trail Ih: Wkittnker Misted Arrival of Strange Chase oj uuh falo Considerable of an Excitement, with other mailers. On finally getting through the Cross Timbers, and, as we then thought, the greatest of our troubles, we found before us a gently roll ing prairie in the direction that our guide, Mr Howland, had determined upon taking. So far our courso had been nearly North it was now supposed that we were near the Towish Village, that the bottoms of Red River were close by, and that by keeping a west-northrwest course we should steer clear of the deep giflliea in the immediate vicinity of the above river, and at the same time find plenty of fresh water for our cattle as well as for our own use. The land was of a reddish color, extremely rich, and had every appearance of the soil on Red River; had we kept north until we reached that stream anfl then followed it up, we should not have been compelled to endure the after sufferings that assailed us, and the fate of the expedition would in all probability have been far different. We took a different direction, and here the grand fault waB committed as my readers will find in the sequel.

Although our start was a late one on the 31st July we still made twelve miles on our route. During the day we crossed the trail made the year previous by the Chihuahua traders, who had taken some eighty waggons through from r. point high up on Red River to the former place. They suffered much on the route, being eight monthsj without seeing settlements, five of which they spent in cutting their way through the Cross Timbers and the Red River bottoms in the rainy season. I Indian "sign," in the shape of fresh trails and a recent ut burn" on the prairie, were seen during the day, and on encamping at night no little fear as manifested for Dr.

Whittaker, our surgeon, who was missing. Fires were kindled on the highest points about us, the band was ordered out to play in the vicinity, and the next morning the cannon was fired with the hope that he might hear it but he came not and we started off without him. We iiad hardly gone three miles on the morning of the 1st August before a mean, sneaking, scurvy-looking dog, evidently belonging to Indians, came crouching and whining among us and soon two others of the same species made their appearance. They were poor, miserable curs, half wolf apparently, and their homeless and forlorn looks would have, protected them from the operations of any code of dog laws in Christendom. The cattle und horses had had no water the night previous and all were anxious to arrive at a creek some distance ahead.

The consequence'w as that the com mand became scattered, the advance guard leading off some mile or two ahead. Mr. Navarro had resumed his seat in the carry-all und Fits was still driving when we found ourselves out of sight of either the advance, the long train of wnggouj or the rear guard. We were descending a gentle slope when suddenly a buffalo came dashing by, I closely pursued by an Indian mounted upon a small but beautifully formed; horse, of fine action and ehort but quick and firm stride. He was armed with a lance, dressed in a tight buckskin shirt, and his long black hair, al Whough partially confined by a yellow baud about his head, was floating jauntily in the breeze.

Close by was another Indian, and both were in such hot pursuit of the buffalo that, al though within twenty or thirty yards, they did not appear to notice our Jersey waggon, notwithstanding it must have been a novelty. "Los Inuioe!" said Mr.l Navarro fueling about in the bottom of the carriage for our rifles. Camnnche9!" said Fitzgerald, pummelling and kicking the mules into an ill-asrorted and most unseemly gallop. t'The whole tribe!" said I as I looked out the hind end of the waggon and saw still another Indian' dashing down! the hill with the speed of the wind and, as I then thought, mak ing directly for us. It is no use denying that we were all sud denly taken with a strong fit of the hurry lo get at our rifles and prepare for an attack.

The trail cf the advance was directly ahead, and the btiffulo wiih its pursuers were running parallel Hanging a Jurt. A western lawyer who was endeavoring to clear a notorious gambler from an indictment for keeping a faro table, declared to the jury that If they 'convicted his client they would be bound in law to convict both himself and the judge, as tbey were both "aiding and a betting" af the game when the arrest was made In consequence of this the jury hung, for one- half were in favor of convicting judge and law. yer with Jthe prisoner, but the other half could not agree, as tney would tneretiy have con victed themselves, having been busily engaged at the faro table at the same time. TO Til BaahMMC, St hooK Ac -Mdici Cafila, Stmaboati riaiT rawc. CoTMKMa.

UM 0ra. I Hm te Hart. 1 SECOWO PACE. rv 1 r-i. i 1 Tatar iill.

AacUs 4 FrrU Saka, l.t Turn iuk2 KuilarT CiU Waste aa Law, Siup au4 SincbuU I rocsTH rc Money Market, 9d I Pacftrta m4 id, MaJ AfTasr-at, 7 I Srhook. tr. simnaooai racin. iu 6U S4 1 CanU. t-.

1 Interesting to Wine Bibbers. There waa a sale of old wines at auction in Philadelphia a few days since, the result of which shows an average fall of price of more than fifty per cent. in little more lhan six months. i Kj The Count Pezzo di Borgo, who lately' died in Paris-, was a most successful adventurer. He entered tha Russian service with not more than $100, and retired fsotn it worth eome three millions, after having been prime minister to the Emperor and tho rival in diplomacy of Tal leyrand.

Mr. Walsh says his memoirs, if faith' fully edited, will shed much Ugbt on the secret history of the age. He was an Italian by birth. fJU3 A', A. Addains, the tragedian, is running through a list of characters at the Bowery, New York.

Some of the papers speak well of his performances. SouNDj Counsel. Look before you leap, or you may soon wish yourself back upon the jumping-off place Think before you speak, and it may save you a great deal of thinking after speaking. A bird, in the hand is worth two in the bush, except when the two in the bush have their tails well salted. 44 When in doubt take the trick," for the" trick is to take the trick, and then be no longer in doubt.

Give a dog a bad name," or a good- name just aB you please but in dog-days give him a collar and a muzzle. Answer not the fool according lo his folly, nor question a ise man with frivolity upon your lip. SmiliJ Pickings. Col. John Prince la'ely sued Mr.

Grant, editor of the Sand ich (Canada) Herald, for libel. The jury rendered a ver dict for toe plaintiff of sixpence. I Pcpvlax Candidate For the Slate Legislature for Ih'. PariihofJrJ'ersrtm ML'RVILLE VOLANT LARARRE. je LOUIS HOTEL.

iu sl mcimikalii respect fully request for rooms may be directed lo Uox H. lUa, vau Ullice. All such com- munictttons nhall receive imnSJiale attention. Terms, fj3o per month. jp VERANDAH BATIJjl.

TIIE 'splenTW, uurl.le BATHS iu tba Verandah, baviur unusiaTone thorough repair, will be opened lor the acconwno. itiuu of the public to-day. I-or a ample baibiV 50 els. For tickets, Nr $1 50 3t IT The GOV. YHLL will IcaVa fcr the Balize en Thubsday, 30 Ih inatAlO o'clock.

Tor a pleasure excursionj and will returihaulirne to assume Scr re-gulsr trip on Saturday, tbc utKJuly. je29 2 XT A CARD. For Su Louii sod Illinois Hirer. Tha splendid fakt ruiiumr Heamer HDVOI' LYONS will leave this evening (Wednesday) st o'clotk, at which hour paeuscrs will please be ou board, at Poydras street hsrf jc29 1 JOHN E. 11YDK.

12 Toydrastu 13 A CARD The U. mail nleainer Utile of the Went, for Luxinville, Mtidt'Oii and Cincinnitti. The splendid and light draught passenger stnsmer BELLE OF TIIE WES'i will lesve Tor the alx.vn and all intermediate landings this pay, Wednesday, at 13 o'clock, A. st which luur are requested to bn on bo ird, fix.t of Poydrsa street. je'9 JOHN K.

HYDE. 12 faydrasst. Packet for the Watering Places end Mobile. ETA CARD Tha New Orieans and Mobile packet steamer CREOLE, Cspt. R.

A. Hiern, has laid up for tho present lo paint the 1st July she will commence mailing regrlarlv to hil the Watering Places oo the Lake and to Mile. onca a week through the summrr; of which due notice will be riven. J. Sc.

R. UEDDES, Agents, 51 Commerce ntrret. Icpartnre of the Atlaatie KaMrr. I From Lac way 13.. 4 Jv A CaledoaiaL Jane 19.

I BAY UTESSRS. Mil Jaly 5 JLjc'if 1 Crest Wwurn, July 9 io af 1 MARINE INTELLIGENCE CI.K4RF.I. Genesee, Misot, for AatWTr for Bug Eliza St Susam. Cksa. for slarxillca.

lcbr. Gsa. Wayne, Norrtm, for Tkomjsta! tesmship New York. WriKht, for GalYcton. AllBlTtU.

Ship Adrian, Davi. fm Boston. Barque Joarpbine. Johnson, tin Brig WiDiam, Nickersoa, fm DauarirebCU. Architect, Gray, fm Falmouth, (Ja.) inh MriA Pil.n fMe.i...L..

Br. Royal Msil Crocker, from Havana. I Steamer Felicinna. Keating, fm LoaUvdJe. Steamer Miiid of Arkinuu.

tlll Steamer Pre-emption, Lutler, tut Qucy. Steamer Star, Welsh, fm Red River. Steamer Tecbe, Wirgins, fm BalUe. StesmerGuY. Yell, Towhoat Paniber, Reebe, fm the Passes.

Towboat Pilot. Clarke, fm the Passes. Towboat Phrxnix, Anoable, fat the Passes. BT.LOW. Ship Brunswick, Webster, fui New York, b'd 1 --y TEN DOLLARS REWAPD.

rrtHE subcriVer will give tea dollars tli? reee. JL very of his POCKET FOOK. The ui io it wss oue iQ kill City Rauk, o.ie i oae $5 Louisiana State Bank, and abcuifcl Maaici. pslity notes. The owner's Dime is ta iL Tut retft of it to the Louisiana Bakery or to the Ptciyua Ot Bee, will oblige jeVS ltI T.

MIL IMPORTAST TO PLANTERS A Y'oung Man. lately rr: tram Aatrs.r, rnkers xA he bu resided for the Issl 12 vears. sad skm. be has acquired a thorough knowledge cf tha 1-Ki ling of Rum from Sugar Cane, is dtiir oUuV ing a aitnation on a eogar is the skwi CBiacity, ot as overseer, or iu any othrr bo-hir. tne couoiry, wnere Be conic ciske tiimm if uUbL- -References from the moat repert.

oort est be produced. A notice left at thin oCce. direrted A win oe pupciuauy attenjej io. lets Ir TEN DOLLARS REWARD. on frid.y Ust.

a Urn iih bite telly, ax( OB tne rirHt side, larr' Mark uJders. horns sharp pointed. She was lurted out from laareai-t dent-e cf the adverser, near ike et gine kto as i.aier i or, io ana cia W4 teilTl i as u-ual in the evening. Suiue ieron In iht rV. b3rhood nisy have seen some ope d-i iog ker, si which cae it is hope-t tT.forraatioB will bt eivta se-cordingly.

I The above rrward will be paid le rsy -oue who will return raid cow, or such Worms. lion as will leal to the conviction of the sas hss been stolen. Apply at this vfRce, jrisAr 1 IULUK .) i Mrsycd or sofn, aLull Tl7T a smsll white spot i i 1 same. i 3 XVE TAKEN MV. The subsViber baa bow IncoMody a rs awsy slsvXnsmed JOUN.Uksnst Fort Jacksou, andays be belonr; to Wilkias' iiunu 1 ke oisner can nave him Ly prev inr property aadpavinr Ije-l W.

B. rv.TAYU", EsUxsv 250 je23 I RAtf WHISKEY. Bbls. in storVead fur bv FLVIEK 97 Tckuupitoalas sC 7LO'JR2C0 bbl je2U Sentenced to Death Again Kirby, ihe murderer of Mrs. Hunter, in Tennessee, has been tried at bparta and1 capitally convicted.

He was Fentenced to be hung nearjj Sparta on ihe 1st of July. His counsel failing to procure a rTfTha Second "-'WOiiiv. di its last evening, created three new office, iw enmbenta of which are to be elected hv ball re allot iu uic vuuuuii. i lie duii-en in wnich Vie rpfcr are for tha collection of the new wharf age tax to wit: one person to collect it from ahipn another from atpomhnaii aiwl fmrrt O.i alary Uio be ive per cent, on J'SS ,7 tha anma nt.A me had pohiu duty to pro- -cuxence ol death upon thia man Kirby procure a new trial, filed a bill of and intend taking the case to the Supreme Court. In pro nouncing sentence of death upon the prisoner, Fashions for Dress.

Striped foulard robe; tiie corsfire quite high, tight lo the shape, and the frum or- nainmrd in a novel at vie with silk cord. Demi-long sleeves, made" light except at the elbow, below which they terminate displaying a uiiuer sieeve oi muslin Ootftonnelhe upper sleeve i oruainented to correpnnml with the corsHge. The skirl is trimmftd the front and round the border, with two deep tucksj each surmounted by a trimming conposrd of cord. Light g'cen poult de soi bonnet, 6maH shape, trimmed with ribbon to and within a few yards of u. They, however, beat us in the race, and juRt as we were turning a little point of the hill which concealed cur from sight, the slurp report of two or three rinej convince! us that succor was near if needed and that all danger was over.

The I ndian3 chased the buffalo dirfctly into our-encampment, where it wan shot dead by Lt. Scott. The pursuers immediately turned and fled, eluding a party of our men who were sent out after them. From the lime we first 'saw them until the bufl'alo was killed and thev were out of 6ight did not occupy five minutes, hut there was a common lifetime of excitement in the scene. Had we known there were but three of the Indians we should have cared little for them, or had we been in possession of the use of our limbs the case would have been dif.

ferent; but the rolling nature of the ground made it uncertain how many of them were in our vicinity, and our helpless position rendered tjje close proximity of such neighbors any thin but I On arriving at the camp and examining our rifles we found that not one of the three waa load ed and our pistols in the same fix an interesting predicament to be found in by a gang of prairie Indians, but so it was. We took special care, however, never to be caught in eo foolish a po sition again. PEOPLE'S LYCEUM. air Professor J. I R1DDELL will led urc before the Lyceum ou Chemistry with expurimcnt-, on Thcrsdav evening, the 30th instant, at street.

Tin; members of the Lyceum and Aihcuruui, and the ublic in general, are respectfully invited to uttrtid. Admittance frre. ie28 I ANDREW DALY, Secretary. OORK AM) BE A 'ol inr-pv-tH je'-'9 svin A fo-ate tv ITER VTOALE, VI Trbnupjtoalas SU ANLTlOi'E. coils Rope, inMore js y1 ARD-'XV) AJ for jeO sale by iit braWa.

st t-- snd f. s'e ITER LO 'C TehuMiitMU-t. 200 p4. iLtslav. nd lv -le hr i-r Lf.VSU.il: Tch'mfM-V'? ust Isocirg, tM in 3 iV -A OTICBsis be'sbv given thatti'j carried oWv ii B.

Mu it, ik. avd. 8l B. MuIUnlavCo. If New Prl's-- ueo bts-solvc-i by int'tual cVo'jnL.

Th- live, firms will be useatoaly in lio.ncr It. t. XT All perjons isdcbtM to 3aJ.rn -f H. 1 are tems TSrr.r.t' w's pi)- Muilon Co. incut.

New Orlrsm, June 5jth, IS '2. FOR SALF. AT TIIE POST OFFICE A QUANTITY of Dead Newpapers, Psmpblets and Periodicnls. Applv to je98 3t V. DE EUYS, Po5lmater.

P.Nr.I.I.5II AN'li rnairi. srnirki rP BULLA RD'S Enghh aui Classical SCHOOL will be continued during the vrar, sor oi renen repuiHrly employed. A ProfcsJ junel if correspond, plume. vv atcm and a while and green willow Dress. Muslin Robe: hiirh cor sage en gerbe, trimmed round the top with ja l.u-e frill.

Long tisht sleeve and ruffle falliilg ever the hand, i The front of the skirt opens in in roiuiiR Bjii', upon a simrt silk under dress, and is tiimmed with two rows of lace set on ill, at soniej distance from each bthr. Rice straw bonuels; a long oval brim, and verv small iw crown: tuts imuriur is irnrmea with whii ribbon, the lextcrior with a bouquet etage of pnori uiuc iieamers ana tjtue ribbons. Rich blue nnd vellow fancy silk senrf. i Carriage press Muslin robe; the skirt is mmmed nomontniiy, with a succession of dents at oif, Hgtitly embroi.icr. Corsake de cauezon, iifule hiali, nnd cased in a succei- sion of boiiirontal rows; sleeve corresponds, ltdlian straw bonnet, the interior trimmed wili the exterior with a pink and white willow plume and pink ribbon.

A very broad pink riblTon descends in long floating cuua irom me ceiniure, NOTICE DISSOLIITION-The eopsrtuership heretofore existing in this city between A. C. Buford and Geo. L. Woodward, under the firm of RUFORD WOODWARD, was dissolved on the 31t ultimo, in consequence of the death of A.

C. Ruford. The name of the firm will be used in liquidation only. juuk yj ryj. it.

JV)U vv A II II. P. 8. The undersigned will continue the Factorage and Commission business in this city, in bis own name and for his account. I GEO.

L. WOODWARD, june8 lm 39 Commou street. O- NOTICE. At a meeting of the HOWARD ASSOCIATION, held on Monday, the 6th instant, in conformity to the Charter, the following gentlemen were unanimously elected officeis for the tusuiog year: Tiios. N.

Morgan, President; VV. EMcaiox, 1st Vice President: C. II. D. J.

Ricsaoo, crctary; J. P. Breedlove, Treasurer. Directors 3. E.

Caldwell, Virgil Roullemet, Win. F. Giles, II. Nobles, L. W.

Haves, E. llymuun. J. Willis, I- C. Dillard and M.

Grceu. And on motion was Resolved, That a meeting be lirld on Wednesday. win in innani, ni a ciocK, r. iln at the comnuuee room, nanus' Arcade. JC7 I I).

J. R1CARDO. Secretary. st. Louis ffVTUis long; nd wcij k.ujwe jw.icr e.i win of.

en tins sr. Mod tii-rs Cri MlLroSD. (forjirriv lhi Am.rwui Hotel," Nr York, an wl.o for Vit irr conducted ttlou at Pas Christian.) -a-i vr a. Domalo, (forrnVly proprietor or the "LVy Charle on.) ltij their iaiention to keep a vol hoiuo. and iu allpecUlo rtuiy the eocifHiai.

happiness of thtir vVitors. As a resot for lm br the Hoti latiho BavV Su bit c'im i wb.l few poc. Us fine aiW abuodzat cde itsfeel-leut ilrives-a retired rVort oa lxo (rou-ds childrea and nurses to oui nod selves tbe Ciolne-s of iheVwater th siprrariT of the bathing and watliin ranreinvcu nil rv' tiihute to tnske tbis hotse a nVc cf vei -sirt-'t rrsert. I yiJ The table will be supplied wiiVstl ik oi a nrst rste esuDiisbtaeKt. J.

tlJVrT a conu- sannly offish and Biloxi oysters. X. i Terms as follows i Board per month $35 00 I Board per dr, Uo. week IU 00 Dinner only -V- I SB Servants and children price. Excellent wines al reduced rates, aad th Rur plied wita every luxury beloni iog to that dcLV- ment.

XT The boats of tbe Mail Lioe, and the Lir prei i sure boat Souiberner. call daily. tUWAKU MII.FOSD. i j29tf AUGUSTUS An Elopement. The daughter of Mr.

Wra. Thurston, tavern keeper, near Evansville, Ind t-loped a few weeks iince with a stage driver named Barnes. They went to iMount Carmel and were married. The father of tbe girl followed them, entered their room ten or 6fteen minutes after tho ceremony was performed, fired at and seriously wounded his new son-in-law. It was supposed he wonjd reeovcr.

A Piece of Pi. Looking over some mouldy old, mixed, standing type yesterday, we found it read somewhat as follows I and notwithstanding thiJ, if the present course of the administration is continued Doctor Plough will lend his best energies in sustaining ihe iron lamp post at the corner which will be open to receive visiters during the approaching inevitable crisis in the back part of a small frame tenementwhich drew down repeated bursts of applause frem a man calling himself John Smith and inMantly ser- eiing hh throat from car to ear! There was some more verv! ludicrous inter mingling of broken paragraphs, but we wera in a and followed them no further. DENTAL SURGERY. DR. MILLER, from New York, having taken pleasant and commodious rooms at MaJauie Anders, No.

67 Poydras street, offers bis services to the citizens of New Orleans, in tbo various depart ments oi his prorefcsion. Havinjr been cngsged ror many years iu the practice of medicine, and having made tbe disnnrea of the teeth and uais the subject of much study, he trusts thst the coufiJeuce repoAed in him will not be misplaced. Da. Miller will insert artificial teeth, from one to an eutire set, in tb latest and most approved manner carious teeth cleansed and filled with pure fold, thereby preventing further decay TovUuuks cured, and in most instsnces tbe teeth preserved-, and, in fine; every operaiion required of a practical Dentist will be performed with all fidelity, in reference both to usefulness nnd beauty. Persons hsviug pain or teudcrness in tbe teeth or gums, are respectfully invited to call and have theiiexamined.

Inattention to the above suggestion oisau retuiis in pain, ana even loss or tt proper care would have preserved for many years and perhaps for life. Operations upon the teeth are attended with muck piu iun ia commonly supposed, I N. B. Prices conformed to the tintes." Je2l 1 i To thai I.n,li TR. WRIGHTS ASIATIC TOOTH WASH, a a- new and important discovery for elaaaains- th.

T.hu UuiJ hM Prepertiea of rroioving irom tlie teem all the depoa without injury to theenameL wnico ii lenves white and amootJi. It cures the scur- hardening the gums, causing them to adhere closely to tbe teeth, whereby the lat ter are retaiued firmly in ineir sockets and i mparts to the breath an arreeable odor. lieaji be obtained at tbe store of Messrs. Hyde Goedrich, 15. Cbartres atreeu 47 ly TO TIIE SOUTHERN PLAKTERS.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT To Fsaura riwrti IIORTicCLToaisTi The comnoobj CketiSr' ral Whale Oil Soap, (only prepared by W. L-s encuiwanger, niyus coo.tacred at a- reseat moment thelett I reparation that ever was rrs. pounded for the total destruction of species af insects infecting the vegetable kinrilrMcw slugs, rase-bugs; peach, uertsnne. srpls par trs army MrrsH.srsTs, cabb.ge liee, and all tlie emilr insects kick art pxreaitic on iudireboua and sxniv An-mm. mm i tkf oleander, set us, fiens, eyca, gerania; erica, rosacea.

Ac, may all, by a prrper ep i piirauoti, ue; thoroughly ezlcnniajte- The exps-ordinary cheapness, a nsort iirtpsruat its in ia ecoe4 my. renaera it accetsibls ter aU parpSMe" calej lOtfl peach trees, or 5d a-rea rf laad, ssd wnoie orchards aad plantations, sny kept ire' irom ine marauding Insects for tfce t.izinff saai one dollar, by applying to Che sabscriVr. Farmers rrising eora, oats, pct.toes, wraipv cabbages, may, at the expense of a few dollars, rJ- I7A kumliiul. hv ihi.tr fm daTaHSlHasS of tbe vermin. The Comooand Chemical Whale Oil Eos? sssy 4.

bad in bulk, or ia jars of four pooucj a dcze at I which are packed ia a box. Poisons for tbe total extermination cf erery 'P of annoying animals from the fle, Hwpj.tA, bug, ral, motine, cockroack, ant, toose, now, bear, buffalo and wolf all put up in cosjipscTTsra and suitable lor administration, insy be arrasied perform for whatever parposa Ikey ara iste Thousands of persons esn bear testimony te infallibility of all my prepare ions, aid til at si times corroborsie ike trath ef sll my ts. Further particulars, and every specific directisA will be given on application to Da. LEWIS FEUCnTWAVGER, Chemist, No. 1 Well 'ri to Da TRUMAN STILLMA.

je264t XT The Planter' Banner. Nairhex Free Yrs-ij liatcbez Courier, and Vicksbarg Wfcif JU'T-j copy the above two weke cbsrge PrT Tl. i BLUE LICK. WATER. 2r BARRELS fresh frtvm tbe fpHers, celved.

For sale by H. 8. Rb LEY, jeS5 For sale by H.fc. cor. St.

Charles and Comajon.