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i 0 I COS 7T cv 7 i O' iA niWT Ban Wd I volume xm NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 22; 1855. NUMBER 100. VSHiPS SHIBS. L.lYriMii. FOR LIVERPOOI TMll ftth am (Til Al fart Milirg BlitUhkkla EDWARD OLI VMr, i bow rty twin MT ftrMtbM w'l b.

for bwabt p. wanner ca, caBt 1 Far ft(, bnlni nprrior accomBMriatioB far eMn nwmfcrt, Jptj to th capfela. oa boam. Port i riw IMUHrt. tnyw i FOR IjVEBPOOL To tail iota Jaoc fb liaVndid At fMt aatltaf Aaokw ihip BKLli j.

OoHiaw. autti, bavtaf tha intr part her earraBad, will aaUa aboTe. For freight of 400 kafca cotton apply to BirN J. MEEKER CO.) arenrtcr street. aT fe Jaaga.

bartar aoaarpawod ccommadationa antwetre cabta aaa twanty flra atcerate paaMBiera, ap n. tba aiaitaroa bowd. Past 40, Pint Diarrtrj. rR LIViaPOOI Ta ait on ItTORUAf. t6to kUy Fwiie only The new Al Li i 1 1 i vitt wPOOL Mit 1Mb Toe SDleodid TOW Hi FLYE.

Barar. muter. all ber earn oo board, will fall For halasca of freiibt, pawat. ir tnor accommoaatlone cable and rteerae wriy on bnarrt, at Past ns, Foorth District. i J.

nASHBiLIDOC CO 63 St. CbaHe rt The Al rut Miliug America a eblp HOLYHEAD. Cart I now roadiag, aad will bave oie Onpatxb For lrtot al 600 balea ttn, apply to J. P. WHirair Cunpetreet fir puure apply Otoe captulo on board.

fOR LIVERPOOL The Al American ants CHA. Capt tbe trrater part at her rarro boara, will bare immtdia'e defca(ca. For freient 01 ooo oaiee rettoa, apply to BIT OlFFHEr Ax LOVELL, dob et e1 POB, LIVtRfOOL Tbe aew Al Brttieb abip 8ILLEBT. Capt Bcraie, wanta 900 bales cotton to "All ap ror nnnt. appiy to jt J.

H. AHBBlDOC At CO. gt. Cbariee st. FOR LIVERPOOL Tbe At American sblp SAINT Capt.

Eesoy. h.rlrt three "faarthe af ber cargo on board, wlU sail in few aura. Far frergbt of 3ftn bales cotton, apply to J. ASHBRII6B At 53 Bt. Charles at.

FOR LIVEk.POOI Tba Ai last sai ling Amen i sblp LvaiAau, iimnuo, master, is now line and will bare quick deapatcb. For freight of too baif cotton apply to BiTt J. P. WHTTNET Camp St. asF Par passage, arlii soperior tccnmmodiUou, ap ply to tbe eaotfn en board, at Post wt.

First Diatric. FOK. LIVERPOOL The Al American sfcio rt I LORENZO, Harwipk. master. now loading, and will bora Immediate despatch.

For balance of BWtSBt BDO'y WTl OI HFFWET A LOTELL, Uncommon street. FOR LIVERPOOL The new Al fut sailing Amertcaa ship POTOMAC, Wm. Reed, muter, sMaaja bow loadlag and will meet with quick despatch. Far rrrlgbt af 600 bales coUoa apply to aoM CI. At GraTier street 1 aaT For passage, hari so perl or lathe captaia oa aoard.

Post an. First District. FOR CALCDTTA The At fas sailing Ameri CI can sblp STEPHEN OLOVF Bsldtoy. master. will hay immediate aespatco.

or rreigot or wlyto 0IFFNET LOVELL, IIS Common st. Havre. i FOR HAVRE 6tn Hay To snrceed the packet ship Oermania The splendid ship ROB auaaaakkRT H. DIXET. iizey, master, will sail on or Bboat the aboee date, from Mobile.

Passengers will And tbe accoBsaedaHoBt of this vessel well arranged lor their camfiXt. Price of Passage 61 AO, including expenses to Mobil Apply to WU WH1TLOCR. or to J. H. ASH BRIDGE At aryiS Be Cttaries street J3cj.

FOR HAVRE Tne Al fast Bailing American rtah1i, VOLANT. Brar. muter, la now loading and aaaaaaaiarill have immediB'e despatch. For eight of timber, atavea, sr 900 hoi's co'too. apply to mv J.

P. WHITNEY 41 Camp st. Par passage apply to the contain on boaM. Plow Varlt. fX)R HEW TORE.

Union Line of Packets TosaiIon MOtlDAI EVENING, the lstlnst. The fut sailing regular packet ship ATLANTIC, ft O. Worth, master, bsving all ber cargo engaged and going an boarl, will sailaaabov. For passage, having lac accommodations for steerage passengers, apply to the captain oa boatd. at Post l.

First District. my la FOR atW VOBJk Bgolar L'ne Tbe At tut sailing packet ship MARK E. WhITIER, Cat siaaWnunv. bavins the areater Dart ef ber cargo en gaged, will hare immediate despatch. For balance of weight, or pass ire, having fin accommodations, apply to the captain oa board, opposite tha Mint, or to AiaBRlDQE Jt BOODOUSQOiE, BsylO Common street.

ear Agents fn Itew TWk. WcCrra 'v. Mo A FOR ISEW ORK Looisiaaa Lta Tbe very llt ilin. nnlar oacket sbio CLIFTON. Capt.

'Crtliina, havtag targe portion of her cargo ssgul and going oa board. wiU bave immediate despatch. IS freight or passage. haiag aaperior accommoaaiions. ovly aBboard.

foot IT, mst xnainci. orwi my CHESTER H1LL1ARO. too MagaslBC atreet. FOB. NEW TOKA ummMi bineoi rarseis Li 1 1 1 ahio RAVENS sbmbooD, N.

C. Johnaon, master, will be immedt terr despatched. freight or passage, having elegant accommodations, apply to the captain on board, opposite mt Mr.W TORR Deaoatcb Line The A ae'shlp MATTAPAN, James Collier, master, taring saaaaaasHhrec oosnersaf ber cargo engaged aoa going on board, will nave immediate oemws ww uciu, wi ton. as other light freight, apply to mr WM J. DEW ET, 88 Bravier atreet gar Agent In Wew Tok.

N. Brlgbam. ri W.W VOB.K Dninn Line af Packet! fut ami line reealar Docket ahio ATLANTIC 8. Wortb, master, baring most of ber cargo engaged and going oo board, wui nave a ea paten mm. ar g3 ffntivht.

or nsassar havins sooerior accom modation, apply to the captain oa board, at Pott in. First 1tatrhct, se to jvha v. uvinu my tl Nate be street. HasBbairsT. FOR HAMBURIA Passage only The Al fast aadlisw American ahls 8EWALL.

Morrill basing ail nor cargo engagvo, am um anicu; dsaparrhed For passage, having Hue accommodatlo asolv to the captaia oa boart, Pest 39, Third District. mvtS tm svurTHXT 01 Camp at aasaaav, oa.ioi ou muu.uuiw, pajiinisiii, FOK BALTIMORE Sails Next Week Tbe regalar packet ship CHARLES, Alex. Raarfc.maa ter, bs For balance of freieht apply to myll ULU w. XlOA.K avvouarn SaT For paasage, baviag fine accommodat'one, apply on board, apposite the Vegetable Market FOR BAIjTIMuile Mil nrai vreta xoe splendid new clipper bark LHIWOOD, Martin, maaisr. navmg neany i ocr wto koihi wiU sail aa above.

For freight of 300 bales cotton, or pas sage, basing soperior accommodations, apply to tha cap aaia on noara, opposite toe di buici, ur mvlO c. 1. MEEKER At 8T Bravier street. i ma nruir.B'i rut aaJllne Ameri ican sbio NORMAN. Hoims, master, having 'aearly all ot ber cargo CBgsg will have quick despatch fr the above port.

For freight of sno bates cov tea apply io my 10 J. MEEnVEK At 87 Gravler street. For aaaaage apply to tne captmn on ooaro. Hutu. FOR BOSTON Regular Despatch Line The 7IBSC SalUngsnip IfiS a.awi.a.

niiauw, ifaa uiaader, will nave imm diate despatcn. Per frelghtocpasssge applv to Wi JJErfET, MB syteTftreet. J. H. Elvers At Co As enU in Roscon.

mylC ff jri rok RarrnN Ueuatch Line The new Al aad very fast sailing ship LAN CASTER, Olvens, 'salii, baviag the principal part of be cargo en gaged sod going oa board, will sail as above. For balance ef fr.igbt apply to nyiof J. H. BASS. 119 Common street.

Vnsz VT.AunKMiN: urn'ir Rammer Park et Tbe etegaat new fsat sailing schooner LB Wtlll ai will leave EVERT WEDMCeDAT.at 1U o'clock A. for Plaqaemine. For night, which wiU betaken low. apply on boatd, foot ol as, MU street. ADOLF HUB im Master.

I.AfiflaiB FOR LOt DON The Al fut sailing American JT "PARK. THE OCEAN. Comery, master a oaring nearly all her cargo engaged, will bave dispatch. Far freight of 160 hogshead tobacco yl J. F.

WHTTKEI Si Camp street. apply to the captain on Doer a. FOR CADIZ The superior AI ship HELIOS. I Mitchell, muter, 1s now loading and will have despatch. For paasage oniy, apply to the C.

J. MEEKER At ST gravler street. FOR 0KNOA Tne Al fast sailing American I HARVEST Q0EeN, arose, master, is now laadlag and will haveaalch despatch. For freight sales cotiea apply to "i' J. P.

WHITNEY At 61 Camp street. UT passage, baviag aaperior accommodations, apply ilteeptaia an board. WANTED TO CHARTER Two Vessels, of tbe capacity sf socio to oozes, to load at Cub worsoarB pew. Appry co K. BAaB.llCe 10 Com ata.cb, fresh i aoxes Shaker Tomato Catsups poands Rice Flour and Grit, f' Btareh Hull.

Fxira Soap, tlooa Bwoe Jars Bnd ran; 55f" Amerlean Frulis and Preserve freea Teas, of all qualities nd American Pirklea, Sauces and CatsupaK W. RAt MONO. Tl Camp street. Telopo Jlauisiractorr. Uargeat In tbe United atates.

i Ji iJEa itu WUiUnt street. New Fork, reapsctaily Invite tbe attention of tha trade to 'nT asaortmemof Envelopea, note aoa I Ate. Toeir great factlltlea la manulsc I At extremely low price and I lefsvorable tarms. apl A kartaf all of ber carta eaatd, will tail awAborr. far paa bavta aararpatara accommodatlou for rbln aaa patteagera, appy to the optala oa boud, Trtt o.

'tc trier, nr to WEF.ILKK. Al 8T wraTier rreet It bexu E. leading as IU. far sals by at, 1UM1 CQMJUlwlMBtragt. nn OFFICIAL.

DbtoM Pound. ISO. 82 One small white bock Goat. Dr the left hip, Which, if not claimed within J. tneTm bead, will be sold at public auction, at IL wttn insu, at ciocs Haw Orleans, May is, I8iw.

A0GD8TD8 S. PHELPS. Street Commissioner. TfJ conduit au depot dee pares da Trolsieme Dts tt Luampa ciyseea sxo. comma epavn TJa Bone blane.

tbmpe lnlislble sur la et one ciocoe en eulvre. 81 lea dtts anlmaax ne soat pas reclames dans dix lours, et lea denenaea nivh, II. A nHw Hqne, an difdepot, SAM EDI, le 3d du coorut, A beures P. 61. Noovelle Orleans, I 16 Mai.

lww. AUGUSTUS S. PHELPS. SiylS tS t8 Commissatre des Rues. Netice.

A 1. rersoas are herebv wartad uiinat bnvlne anv ri. or Notes, (of D. Vanrouxt, or any other uuiucrj uii.d laror oi is. vancourt, ana signed oy tbe Bsderslgned, said nates have been settled, and satisfactory proof of the fact can be given.

Tha undersigned now holds a note of D. Vancourt, which has been settled, which he la ready to deliver to tbe proper patties. myia 9t j. w. SMITH.

To are) lndrstixiry, Comer of New Levee and Galennle streets. 'PHIS Hospital Is spacious and conveniently situated a square Iron the river, near the ship and steamboat landings. Dr. Joseph Bensadon la the Director of the Institution, aaa Resident Physician and Burgeon. Dr.

Thoa, Hunt is the visiting Physician and urgeoa. Terms Private rooms from at 60 to per day. JVsrrts si AOpcrdsy. Wards for oo per day. FrofessioBal attendance, medicines, nursing, dist and lodging are Included In these chargra Surgical operations are charged extra.

The location of the hospital Is perfectly healthy, and contagious diseases are not admitted into the inhrsaary. di Bounty lud. Penslona, cVe. NOTICE to all persons entitled to Bounty Land, under the act of Congress of of March, 1H66, also. Pensioners and Widows of Pensioners of the Revolutionary War, Bad all other arars since.

The andersignad, having now received the proper form from the Pension Office at Wuhington, Is prepared to attend to the same i and also bring in possession of the Records and Rolls of tbe service rendered during tbe Rev eiutionary War, and of all tbe wara in which tbe Onited States baa been engaged since n90. both of Army and Navy, also the service of the Texan Revolution of 1KKJ, he la prepared to assist the officers, soldiers, or their widows and belra to obtain their claims for Bounty Land or Fen sions for services rendered in tbe different wars. All persons requiring information, giving full particulars, poet paid, will receive prompt attention. Havtag an Pfhcirnt agent in Wuhington City, I feel confident that all claims entrusted to me will he attended to at once. la case tbe claim is rejected, do charge will be made.

D. KiCABVDO, Notary Fublic, opto Im aw Camp street. lr. Mane's laTlsBrallDC C'BrtllsU. A PHENOMENON IN MEDICINE.

HEALTH Restored Bad Life Lengthened, by Dr. MOR8E'S INVIGORATING CORDIAL. At first tbe properties attributed to Prof. Morse's Invigorating Elixir or Cordial, were deemed fabulous. The public often deceived, could not believe the simple and sublime truths announce! by tbe discoverer.

But facta, ondenla hie facta, attested by witnesses of tbe highest class and character, are bow triumphant over all doubts. Increda Hty is overthrown, by a mass af testimony which la perfectly Irresistible. THE CORDIAL deals with dlseee aa it exists, without reference to cause, ana wilt not only remove tbe disorder Itself, but REBUILD THE BROKEN CONSTITUTION. To persons of feeble muscular frame, or deficient vital power.lt is recommended a the only meana of communicating that energy which is necessary to the proper enjoy meDt of all the natural appetites. aa well as the higher mental attribute.

Its beneficial eflecta are not conn tied to either sex or to any age. The feeble girl, tbe ailing wife, the listless enervated youth, the overworn man of business, tbe victim of nervous depression, the individual sunenng from general debility, or from the weakness ot a single organ, will find immediate and permanent relief from the use of this Incomparable renovator. the organs to be acted npn are free from malformation or stictural diseases. It la sverred that MORSE'S INVIGORATING ELIXIR will replace weakness with strength. Incapacity with ef Bciency, Irregularity with anUorm and natural activity, and this not only without hasard of re action, but with a bappy eff ct oa the general organization.

Bear In mind that all maladies, wherever they begin. So lab with the nervous system, and that toe paralysatiua of the nerve of motion and sensation is physical 'death Bear in mind also, that for every kind of nervous disease the Elixir Cordial is the only reliable oreparatina known CURE OF NERVOUS DISEASES. If language can convey an adequate Ilea of the tmm. diate and almost mlracaloua change which it occasion in the diseased, debilitated and shattered nervous system; whether broken down by excess, weak by nature, or im paired bystckBees the unstrung and relaxed organtxatmo is at once braced, revivified and oatlt up The mental and physical ayasptama af aervwas dweues vanish togeth ander Its lnnaenre. nor la tne enect temporary oo oe riml tbe relief la oermanent.

for tbe Cardial Btopes ties of the medicine reach the constitution itself, and re store it to normal conmiioau LOSS OF MEMORY. Confusion, giddiness, rush of blood to tbe head, melaa. chol debilitv. bvsteria. wretchedness, thousbts of self destruction, fear of insanity, dyspepsia, general pros! ration, irritability, nervousness, inability to sleep, disease incident to femalea, decay of the propagating functions, hysteria, monomania, vague terrors, palpitation of tbe heart, impotency constipation.

Ate, from whatever cause arising. It is, if there is any reliance to be placed on hu man tesumeny, aosoioteiy tnraiiioie A alREaT MEDICINE FOR FEMALES. Tbe unparalleled effects of this great restorative, la 1 complaints incident to females, mark a new era in the aa nala of medicine. Thousands of stimulants have been In vented tboosends of invigorant concocted all ins to be BBecihed In the various diseases and derange ments to which the delicate formation of woman render her liable. EVERT WOMAN OF SENSE.

who antlers from weakness, derangement, nervousness, tremors, naina in the back, or anv other disorder, whether peculiar to ber eex, or common to both sexes give the invigorating cardial a tnsL MARRIED PERSONS. or other, will And this Cordial after they have used a bottle or two, a thorough regenerator of the system. In all directions era to be found the hsDnv narenta of healtbv onspringa, who would not bave been so but for this extra. ordinary preparation. Ana is equally pownt tor tne many diseases for which it is recommended.

Thousands of young men bave been restored by using it, and not In a sine Is instance has it failed to beneXt them. PERSONS OF PALE COMFLEJUON. sr consumptive habits, are restored by tne aae of a bottle or two to bloom aad vigor, changing the ekia tram a pal yellow, SICKiy color to a oeautitui nonn complexion. TO THE. These are some of the aad aad meiaacboly effects pro daced bv eaiiv bablta of youth, vizi weakness oi tbe back anil limbs, pain In the head, dimness of sight, loss af muscular power, palpitation of the heart, di ape pais.

nervous imtaoiuty, symptoms oi consumption, ate. Mentally, tbe fearful effects oo tbe mind are much to be dreaded. Leas of memory, confusion of Ideas, depression ot sarliits. evil fore bodincs. aversion to aocletv.

self dis trust, love of solitude, timidity. Ate, are some of the evils Ail tons arnicrea BEFORE CONTEMPLATING MARBJA6E, should reflect that a sound mind and body are th Beeeauarv reauiaites to promote connubial happiness i la deed, without these, the Journey through life becomes a weary pilgrimage tne proapecx aoroaa sicaens tne view tbe mind become shadowed witn despair, ana nuea with melancholy reflection that the happiness of another become blighted with your own. CAUTIOS. Dr. Morse's Invigorating Cordial baa been counterfeited by some unprincipled persona In future all tbe genuine Cordial will bave the propria tnra ts simile nested over the cork of each bottle, and the following worda blown In tbe elsu Up.

a inviuusAiiriv C. H. RING, Proprietor, N. Y. Tbe Cor Hal la pat ap, highly concentrated, in pint hot tie price three dollars per bottle two for five dollar, da for twelve dollar.

H. RING, Proprietor. 11 Broadway, New York. Sold by Druggists throughout tbe Onited States, Agents in New Orleans i I WRIGHT At 161 Cbartressf eett JARVIS At WOODM AM, comer of Magazine and Common JAMES BY ME, tfl and B3 Canal street. BmdA Wstambm Arrival fffl'me Adolphe.

THE original, unsurpassed.andjustly celebrated M'me AOlsPHJS, tbe aniverseily acknowledged greatest sympatblst In tbe world, and tbe urn distinguished lady WOO creaiea, (Uloau nn wawwivu cwctvMvu wi tbe past, the present, as well a tbe correct predictions of lnAn. in Kncland end tbe principal cities In tbe United State, that 0.ueen Victoria presented her with a costly Diassond Brooch, and Daniel Webster with a Jeweled Bing, Is now ready to receive visitors at the Western Verandah Hotel, corner of Julia and Tcboupitoulas street, entrance in ulla street. Tchnooitoules. whom she will inform all abouttc past, present and future if they are married or not, and when or what lady or husband they will get i or business of every description. My terioos and almost im possible as her profession appear, she comes recommended bvse bigb'y resoectableaod lnnamerahle certtBeaats af ac knowledsed power and skill that Is precludea all supposl non or orobahil'ty of deception or imposition, as many others now practice gar Consultation fee from SI to according to how far ihn arlan ta go.

or what time they occupy. mh4 tf The Kentucky fllllitarylnatltnle, by a Beard of Vlaitora appointed by the I I a. MM eiiDerintenuience of CoL E. W. MORGAN.

distinguished gradaate. of West Point, and i i mAA hv aa able Facultv. The course of study is that usually taagbt In the best college, with the addition of a more extended course of Mathematics, Mechanic, and Practical Engineering; also in English Studies, Book Keeping aad Business Forms, and in Modern Languages. Enure barge bios par i I h. a vintendent.

at "Military Institute. Franklin county. By." or the undersigned. sr. anio lm Frealdent of the Board.

lens Jjanas. IBB undersigned are locating land In Texas on fr Vorsoie terms, au snosa nomioa aiilirrt1 woaudaoauumcaiiontnasuoscrioera, HV WVU sVVMIIWIl bsswsiw saw MsTasn'r a it rum IxawBrntyssm rjmXkTW. a) Teiia, T. HATCHER, IDS Orvir stress, New Orleans, ifECHANIC8, field hands, cooks, waahcrg and lrOBers, 5 ijAjaeAM ACO Auctlouers. gar Depot Ho.

ISA Gravler strsa, ander the superlw tewdewceVf P. HATCHER. Fit ly Fr HaUsrs inn UkeXY 9EGROES, com prising AUU aaryaota, nosueTS, mecoanica, fs sVAVsaAUf (Vllsm l7 iKaavnoa asreu BUSINESS CARDS. W. L.

RO BARDS, Attorney at F0 Ni ly W. J. RidgiU. J. M.

Rnbrrta. John D. Terrell RIDGILL, ROBERTS A TCRRRLL, Factors and Com mission Merchants, No. 13 CaroBdelet street. BlA tf 11 R.

WILLIAM H. HOWARD, orhce and residence Elo. low St, Charles a.reet, opposite ijafsyette Bqaarsv OOEaT, WU.LXAata A Ship Agents aad Com mUeloB Merchants). 00 Common street. Jva FEORGE W.

FARM LY, Dentist, bu returned. Othce andreaidence. North street, Lafayette Square. M. TANEY, wholesale dealer in Foreign and Do LJ.

mestic Malt Llanora. Ma. 30 Gravler street. New Or leans, keeps oooetantly on band. In good shipping order, New York and Philadelphia Ale, Porter and Champagne Cider, by tbe barrel or hogshead, or In bott'ea, parked Ir soxea or cuts, to suit purchase ra.

Also Import Scotch Ales and London Porter. BaT Prompt and particular attention paid to all order. received. 0017 J. D.

Freeman. L. V. Dixon. T7BEEMAN at DIXON.

Attorney and Counsellors al Law, Jackson, will practice in all thecoorta held at Jackson, and In th Circuit and Probste Courts of Hinds and tbe adjoining counties. Refer to Miles at Adams. Wright. Davenport at H. Letch ford At Sadden A W.

B. Mc Cotchon At Goldsmith. Haber A Fellowea A dew urieuMA Jsio Ci tOHtiC CONWAY. Attorney and Counsellor at Law and Cummimlooer for Loulsisna. Mobile.

Ala. Befrrs to Samuel F. Wilson, Esq Samuel M. Todd, Simeon xooy, s. BUiion suu, sorani nor rer JaJ6ofy CCAVAROC At lmporers of Wines, Brandies Sweet Oil, Ac, and general Commission Merchants 14 Royal street.

Sole agents ef the Wine F. Selganuret, Cbsa. Dillon J. A. Goerlu's Cognac.

Achilla Petit 'a Cognac Jail ly T. B. Wilann. Amos Seaoolt Th Loeedea. WILSOn, 8EA0ULT al Wbarr Boat BU Louis Forwarding and Commission Merchants and Railroad Agents.

CAIRO, ILLINOIS. Cuh advances on consisomentA gaF Refer to T. C. Twichell A Fellowea At Co, Price, converse st t. vr.

oivens, nev urieans J4 ana Edward Thnmnaon. Wllllsm L. Allen. rgAHOMPSON, ALLEN At Wholesale Grocers and dealers in Choice Winu and Liquors, No, al and wmnoD street, xiev wrieana. Goods at tha lowest market price, and guaranteed Ix very parriruiar.

nn r4 ly rl. O. Brewer. A. B.

CaldweU BREWER A CALDWELL, Beneral Commtsnos Merchants, 0 Old Slip, corner of Water street. Mew I ork. jei ov iy A K. McClBBg. ttta, H.

Foots. 'CLUNG FOOTE, Attorneys at Law. ape 64 New Orleans. John Beldea Boane. M.

L. BelL Law collac elr nrofessionu References Martin, Underbill At Cow, Perkia beU Fellowea At Moaea Greeawood A mbln Amp GA S. WHEELWRIGHT Commlasioa laie chants. No. 11 Wsl a tree.

New York. ttererenrea nenryj salcid. Cew Tsrki P. wnitney, nostoni a. si, tfcn ici.g 1 Orl till dawn OOAN, DONOVAN A Cotton Factors.

Commls sion and Forwardine Merchants ,7 mum 'lit 1M. PURVE8. Architect and Contractor of Public ana nvata nulldlnea. WJ tJommerelal flaj e. Ne Orleans.

dl am IT AF. SMITH, Attorney at Law, Ureeovltle, Wublog ton countv. will nraetlre law In the rnnrlM of Bslivar, Wuhington and lassquena, MiasiMippI 1 and Chico' county. Arkansas. Reference A.

Brother, Preal tlest of Home Insurance Company 1 J. G. Cocks, A L.ew ucmuL OIS (IB John If. I.sYeia. STOCK, OTS, sUCHANGE AMD AJID REAI.

ESTATB arc tf No. Commerelal Placa. ATER3.A CO Cottc Factors and General Com mtauioa Merchruta. lit Camo street. New Or Was JalM ax 1v WILLIAM B.

LEWIS, Attorney aad Coansellor si Law. lormeriy ef Opelnn s. has located himself germsnently at Alexandria, La ne wi 1 1 practice ib avapidas ana to sajoiaiag penanea JaT ly Wllllsm Creevy. Charles A FerweU 1REEVY FARWEXL. Commission MefWaanta aid Bbln Brokers.

Ageata for the Eaela Una Mew lark Packets. Slew Orleans, wna ewinev t. teas. al W1 ILLaAM CORNELIUS, Attorney at Law and Ual ted State Commissioner. Post Office Bulldlns.

Royal street. Mew Orleans. so ly n4 DEJOUX A SsAITLAN D. Auctioneers aad Sales of Real Estate. Blavas.

Btocka. Damaaad Cntias. Byadlcs, Dry atoods. Groceries, Dry Goods Sn Store. For nitnre tor reraans oeciiung ztoaseaeeping, orses, uiea.

Drays, Carta, Ac, No ill Exchange Alley, between Contl and St. Louis streets. New Orleaoa Jala am w. THORNTON THOMPSON, Deputy City Surveyor for tbe First and Foarth Districts of New Orleans. offers bis services for aay work connected with his profee slon, such arv eye.

Lines and Levels for Lois of ft round. Measuring of Walls, Estimates, Ac 8V Office, Surveyor's Office, City Hall, or PrytanlssL, Between BixtB ane seventn streets jev iy 04 P. WILDE, Attorney and Counsellor St Law, at Camp street. Hew Orleans, wiil give bis prompt and diligent attention to the collectloa of Notes. Aceoums and all professional buslneas entrusted to bis charge.

lere to neart ernes blood st ajo. Jeslah Matey 'a bona. lai Front street. New York, COMMISSION Merchants and Manufacturers of Sperm and Whale OIL aad CANDLES, bave constantly on hand and offer for sale Patent and Bperm Candles, In boxes aad cartoon I Adamantine Candles. Brat quality.

Mould Candles, suitable for any climate, assorted size. Winter Bperm Ou, bleached and unbleached. Winter and Spring Bleached Whale, Lard and Red Oils Sheathing Copper, assorted sizes, os Refined Borax, in boxes aad berreia. BIT 64 1v Stavatwa sic CaW. Wholeaals and Retail Dealer In IUK.

BUSINESS tFFICB, Moxti and TJ Froat strest pot. between foydru and Lafayette. Two large Ice Depots, St, Thomas streeC Ice House, bead Mew Basis, and No. 198 Gravler street. Also, Ice Depot, No.

rontchartraln Railroad, spr de, opposite the Passenger Balooa, Mew mbi 66 ly To tbe Haaratr Planters of lentalavxiat. ONE of the most important points at present In tbe manufacture of Sugar, la economy of fuel. It must be obvious to the practical planter that the) true theory of large crops la Plenty of Plant Cane. The) advantarea a boiling by steam in such green cane, are undeniable In quality of soger, but although a saving of fuel Is also ef of tbe ordinary boiler, vet it reouirea much further reduction, both in tbe fuel aad the coat of apparatus to bring the Steam Train Into a neral use. Creep steam is therefore indispensable, and tbla il port ant oojeet can now ne completely attained by the aae of tbe PATENT STEAM GENERATORjunon the principle of the celebrated Cincinnati Strand Fire Engine, now two years In operation.

Tbe Steam Generator posstsse tbe advantages of being all fire surface, and absorbs nine tenths of the beat from tbe fire, and with a proper arrangement for burning tue bagasse, little. If any other fuel, is required to take oa th crop. kaptdlty In the generation ef steam, which Is raised to a pre of one hundred pounds per sqeara inch. In five minutes after lighting tbe nre. Tbe advantage of tne use of bot or surcharged steam in the evaporation of liquids, is well known, and In tbe operation tbe steam I betted to any extent, at pleasure, up to a red beat, without increase of pressure.

Perfect safety from explosion, there not being any large body of water to explode, and hot steam being substituted for nigh pressure. Ecouomy in fuel, water and price of cost. One of these Steam Generators wae erected and put In operation this season on tbe plantation of Col. B. C.

Camp, at Iberville, and its merits fully tested. It was worked by one of tbe negroes, and the saving of foci was on hall ol that required with tbe other boilers. These Steam Trains are manufactured at the Eagle Works ef Miles Greenwood, in Cincinnati. The under signed has beea appointed General Ageus for Louisiana and the West Indies, and having bad twelve years practt cal experience In steam boiling can confidently recom mend this plan aa the best hitherto brought out for gen eratl ug cheap steam, and he i now prepared to put np Steam Trains complete, in all details, with clarifiers, evaporators and batteries, made upon the best principles and first rate workmanship, at lower prices than any hitherto offered In Louisiaigs. Also, Vacuum Pans, Ceatrifugal Machines and Bone.

Black Apparatuses, from tbe Giooe Works of G. B. HaAson A New fork. Tbe undersigned wiil also put the Steam Train la operation, furnish the engineer, if required, and Instruct tt force on he plantation In the proper method of working them tbe first season, free of charge Thou parties who use tbe bl sulphate of lime can be fur nlshed with a small apparatus to manufacture It on the plantation It can be managed by one of the negroes, and made at trifling cost. Tbe materials will be furnished and instruction given personally on th plantation in the making'.

be a tlcle. A H. TAIT BaT Agents in New Orleans. Messrs. VOORHlES, GRIOGS A lhTchoupitoalssst.

Fin Hotel for Hale. Tbe subscriber offers for sale the valuable property Anown as tbe Centrevllle Hotel, togetber with the fnrnltnre oelingin to the same. This hotel 1 situated in tbe town of Centrevllle, parish of St. Mary, fronting on the Bayou Teche, and the public road leading from Patterson 1 lie to Franklin, and Is within a few hundred feet of the New Orleans, Opeloo su and Ureat Western RaHruad Use. The properly con sists of a large sad commodious frame nulluing, two and a half stories bigb, with large front galleries.

In the rear of this building 1 another building, two and a half stories high, lost finished 1 tbe first floor is fitted np for a dining room, 60 feet long and at feet wide 1 the second story con list of nine good sleeping rooms, aad a large open garret above. There is also Large kitcben, store room, servants' dining room and cabin ail in good order. Abo. a good Avery stable, carriage house, Ac, on tbe premises. This hotel bss not bad less thaa thirty boarders at aay time for the laat rear, and la canasls of accommndatlna over fifty regular boarders.

te rrasouaoie. For further particulars apply to ayOT lm W. 1 CARY, Centrevllle, La. fintta Pereha Gsods WATERPROOF, useful and ornamental Thee new taorica srs tialy aaperior, and era gaining favor dairy 1 they are Bot afiected by changes of tempeiwere, eoassqnently do not get sticky Ilka lndls Rubber, they are alas ire from nnpieasant oaor. mare Douse of tas p.

A. tiatta Pereha company, aa csmmoa suset. Mew apl A ga atvpai, Bvrs Agent, Stye JDailg sPUagmie. Fbom Yestkbday's Evxhino Edition. tW By the Northern mail this morning we have papers from all points, as late as due.

Ed? Thanks to the clerk of the Bella Donna for late Memphis papers. tST. We are indebted to the clerk of the mail steamboat Cuba for the Mobile papers of Saturday also to the clerk of the mail steamboat Oregon for the Mobile papers of yesterday. ry We have to acknowledge the receipt of an invitation to attend tbe literary and musical exercises of the young ladies, pupils of St Charles Institute, Greenville, near Carrolltoo, which are to take place on Thurs day next, the 24th inthe jrrasd.Baloon of the Carrollton Railroad Company's Garden. It will give us much pleasure to be able to attend.

We have a copy of a Review of the Veto Message of President Pierce, of February 17th, 1855, on the bill relating to French Spoliations," and also of an Oration delivered before the Euphradicum and Clariosophic Societies, on the influence of Government upon the nature and deetiny of Man," by F. W. Pickens, of Columbia, S. C. Bienville Stkket School.

Saturday evening was a gay one at the Bienville Street School. M'me Dubois, the accomplished and amiable principal, gave her "pupils a May party, to which, of course, a number of their friends were invited, and a more joyous, happy affair is seldom witnessed. Knowing as we do, the taste and energy of M'me Dubois, and the anectiouxhich her pupils have for her, we were prepared for a gay and pleasing sight but, as it was, it much surpassed our expectations. The arrangements were made with so much judgment and system, and were carried out with so much tact and unceasing attention, that there was not the slightest provision lacking to make all delighted. To the younger pupils, the lower room was allotted, while the elder ones and their friends enjoyed themselves above.

Mrs. Dubois was everywhere, contributing to the gratification of all, and paying particular at tention to that of the younger portion of her guests. A psBsnks ettier or more tastefull dressed young we are sure no school could furnish and the parents and friends showed how proud thoy felt on the occasion, by the spirit with which they entered into tbe amusements of tbe evening. Of course there was music both above and below, and dancing was kept np till a late hour. The Queen'' of the day was remarkable, even among her handsome peers, for her beauty, and for the elegance of her attire.

Among those present on the occasion were some ot the directors, and Miss Loughery, the worthy principal of the Young Ladies' High School, formerly herself attached to the Bienville Street School. Many young ladies from other schools were likewise present. All were charmed, and will, we are sure, with to see many such May parties, ia which they have our best desires that they may not be disappointed. Vocal oard Instrumental Concert. On Wednesday evening of this week, Mods, ourmestraui, the first oboe player of the rench opera, gives a grand concert at Odd Fellows Hall, assisted.by Mme.

Laget Plan terre, Mme. Cambeir, and Mons. Laget, their last appearance this season and Mr. anloo first fagotto of the Brussels Theatre, and Mr. Gerbeir, the violinist Besides these, Mr Gasman, a talented, young amateur, on the piano forte, an amateur bass singer, and a young Creole amateur, on the piano forte, will assist on the occasion.

The programme is very rioh with morceanx from the best compositions. Ship Ashore. Capt Webber, of the ship Diadem, which arrived here yesterday from New York, reports that the ship Caspian, Capt Wyman, of Bath, from Boston, with a cargo of ice for this port, went ashore on the Gingerbread Ground, Bahamas, on the 10th inst. He discovered the ship in this situation on the 13th and lay by her for five hours, but could render no 'assistance. Capt.

Wyman stated to Capt Webber that he had thrown overboard about 200 tons of cargo that the ship had bilged and lost her rudder, and that he was waiting for wreckers to save spars, rigging, and would abandon the vessel. There is little room to doubt that she would prove a total loss. The Cas pian bad been ashore forty eight hours, and www a a no wreckers had been near ner wnen me Diadem left The New Laton a. We are requested to state that there is no foundation whatever for industriously circulated reports that the steamboat New Latona, Capt. Groese, is about to lay up.

So far from this being the case, she will continue to run regularly during the summer; and even if any accident should occur to her, her owners are ready at once to supply her place on the route with another boat EP We learn from the Washington Union that the Treasury Department has approved the bond executed by W. G. Hewes, President of the New Orleans, Opelousas and Great Western Railroad Company, and R. Geddes and P. Maspero, sureties for bonding said company's yard at Algiers.

The cost of animal food in London, annually, amounts to 12,000,000 nearly $60,000,000. rW Two hundred Mormons, from Europe, left Pittsburg on the 11th on their way to Great Salt Lake City. V3F At the time the Pennsylvania Legisla ture adjourned, the bill for the repeal of the charter of the Erie and Northeast Railroad had not been signed by the Governor. He thus has it in his power to hold it over until the meeting of the next Legislature. A Model County.

The Greensborough (N. Patriot, states the remarkable fact that, though one of the oldest counties in the State, there has never been a conviction for murder nor a person hanged within the limits of Ran dolph county. The Kant Exveditxo h. We learn from the Washington Union that the bark belonging to tha expedition has been christened the Release," and the propeller ship, tbe Arc tic," and that the expedition will sail from New York on or before the first of una. The deaths ia New York city during the week ending the 12Ut Lost, numbered.

431, RIVER INTELLIGEN'CK. By the National Line. Vicksburo, May 21. The steamer David White passed here yesterday morniag at 5 o'clock, the Fairfield at 9, and the Edward Walsh yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock all bound for New Orleans. Ht.

Louis markets. St. May 19. Sales of superfine flour at $9, and extra at $10 25 per barrel. Corn is in good request at 85c.

per bushel. Oats, are selling at 0c. per Sales of mess pork at $16 per barrel. Bacon is firm, with sales of ribbed sides at 8 Vic, shoulders at and clear sides at 9 Vic per pound. Prime lard is selling at 10c, and No.

1 at 9'tc. per pound. Bale rope at 634c. Rio Coffee at lOc per pound. LOUISIANA.

The Franklin Planters' Banner nominates the Hon. Wm. T. Palfrey, of St Mary's pariah, as a candidate for Congress in the Second District. The Concordia Intelligencer, of Friday last, says On Sunday last the sky was overcast and a few feeble attempts wese made at rain.

It was an abortion, however, and the dust was not laid. The weather became hard and serene bv the middle of the week, and rain seems among us in our immediate vicinity as an obsolete idea. We hear of it all around us, but there is none left for use. The Farmerville (Union Pariah) Enquirer; of the 11th reports "no rain yet" except a few drops, and adds We hear of very little complaint about crops; corn looks as yet green and flourishing and cotton little and coming on. The Enquirer says that Sam" made his appearance on Monday morning, the 7th inst, at the municipal election in Farmerville, and had matters all his own way.

James C. Dawson was elected Mayor without opposi tion. Janes Jsransford, James D. Gnfhn, J. Nichols and Dr.

J. D. Johnson, were elected Aldermen without opposition. The Homer (Claiborne parish) Advocate, of the 9th inst, says there has not been a drop of rain at that place since the 5th of April, and adds The crops which as a eeneral thine have been doing well and growine finely, are be ginning to droop under the influence of the protracted drought. shall begin to ap prehend tne verification or Cooper a predic tion of a seven years' drought and famine un less we are shortly relieved by rain.

In fact the famine part of the prediction has already commenced in this section. Many are liter ally suffering for want of corn which is not to be procured anywhere in the country, while there is no money with which to buy elsewhere, even were we In communication with the market. W. Custis, was elected Mayor of Homer at the municipal election, on the 7th inst The municipal election in Minden was held on the 5th mst The Claiborne Advocate says The issue was strictly between Sam" and the utUcrriJiedf svnd aa auch, may be considered aa la lair teat of the Know Nothings. roe result lor Mayor was aa I allow w.

o. J. Blackburn. L. Trott 49 as Blackburn's majority.

to The entire Know Nothing ticket for Town Councilmen was elected by a similar majority. The Shreveport Democrat, of the lOlhinst, says me weatner is cionay ana cool; some prospect of rain. The stand of cotton is said not to be good, otherwise the crop is said to be doing well considering the drought The river is still receding. Small boats get along with difficulty. On Wednesday night of.

laat week there was a heavy rain in several ot tue eastern counties of Texas, extending aa far north as Hempstead county. Arkansas. On Wednesday night last there was another rain in the same direction, extending some i. sum iiiiv uiia pariou. The municipal election in Shreveport took I nlace on the 7th inst and passed off very liraietly.

The bouth western says there was no party spirit or excitement manifested. John W. Jones, was re elected Mayor by a majority of 34 over C. T. Nelson, Esq.

The trustees of the town of Natchitoches have appointed a committee to inquire Into the expediency and probable expense of bringing a supply of water into the town. The Chronicle says We understand that a survey will soon be made of tbe route from Natchitoches to the spring at Camp Salubrity, a copious and excellent one, and a report will be made to the Hoard. It is proposed, we understand, to build three large reservoirs in town, which. while they will be of the greatest service and convenience to our citizens at all seasons. would be found particularly so in cases of fires.

Shreveport, and Texas Railroad, The Shreveport Democrat, of the 10th noticing a recent visit of Dr. C. G. Young, the President of the Vicksburg, Shreveport, and Texas Railroad to that town, says We did not see him, but understand that he obtained the right of way from the planters, from one end of the road to the other, and this too, without the cost of a cent to tbe company. Persons owning plantations near the Missis sippi river whose land is worth from $50 to $75 per acre, freely and cheerfully gave the right of way, and signed an obligation to that effect.

This is aa it should be and is an augury of certain success. Tbe contractors, Messrs. Pannin of Georgia, will have two hundred hands at work as soon as they can get them here from Georgia, and as soon thereafter as possible, they will have eignt nundred. buD con tracts nave already been let to responsible parties, and it is thought that the larger portion of the work can be let oat in this way. The contractors design building tho eight miles through the Bad River swamp as soon as possible, and also the part running through tbe Mississippi swamp, in order to connect with a line of stages.

Thus the work goes bravely on." Senator Toombs, ot ueorgia, has probably ere this left for Europe, to purchase the iron for the road. It is the intention as soon as it arrives to lay it down on the portion of the road already graded near Vices Durg, in order to have it ready for the can early next falL Tbe greatest enthusiasm in reterence to the work prevails, not only along the line but to the city of New Orleans. The city will readi ly take the $100,000 of Btock, promised sometime since by some of her leading citizens. If this is done, it will somewhat atone for her past indifference to the A World's Congress of Masonic dele gate is to be held in Paris on the first of June. 13 The family mansion of Francis Sorget, called "The Highlands," some eight miles distant from Natchez, was destroyed by lure, on toe pjgai pi too iota inst.

BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE. IsPKCIAL ox! THE FICATU1IX. Baltimore, 'May 12, 1855. During the past week President Pierce made a short visit to our city. He surveyed the various public works, and made some observations with reference to selecting a site for the contemplated new U.

S. Court House and Post Office. From what I ean learn, he is rather favorable to locating the building near Barnum's Hotel probably oa the square, corner of Ninth and Fayette streets, where the First Presbyterian Church new stands. The Merchants' Exchange building, where the Post Office now is, did not seem to be wholly desirable as a site. The President, though enjoying good health, looks haggard and care worn.

At intervals he" droops into a state of absorbing absence, and seems lost to all that is going on around. Something heavy and unsatisfactory broods upon bis mind, causing evident dissatisfaction. He tarried at Barnum's over night, and was visited by quite a large number of friends, perhaps fondlings. He has lost all ambition for being a candidate in the' next campaign. Upon being asked sideways bj a Democratic friend as to what were tbe (chances of Mr.

Wise in Virginia, he shook bis head and remarked, "Those Know Nothings are mighty uncertain don't bet against them." It is now asserted that our yeung townsman, Mr. Jarrett, has abandoned the idea of taking the management of the Metropolitan theatre of New York. A little brush took place on 'Change to day I oeiweeu iwu ui uui yruuinarmi. muiuimuiff, which resulted in blows and fheir being sep. arated before any serious damage ensued.

The quarrel originated regarding a sale of flour. Some blood was spille4, but the battle proved less fearful in aspect han Balaklava or Inkermann. An investment took effect which suspended hostilities. We have thus far had quite a favorable spring, and vegetation ia The young crops, it is said, will yield an abundant harvest Some frost fell early in the week, but it has not injured the fruit) Business is steady. A fair amount of trade has been done.

Breadstufls tire firm. Sales of flour at $10 75; wheat at $2 656:2 78; corn at $1 07 'a 1 12. Provisif ns firm. Mess pork, $17 50; beef at $17 75. Sales of a lot of 600 hhds.

bacon, shoulders, 8 sides, 9 UC; hams, 104 S10V to lSo. per pound. Bulk sides, hams, 99 9 Vic. Lard, in barrels, kegs, 11 o. Sugars firm.

Sales in week of some 700 hhds. New Orleans at 53 a 6 to 7a. Also 800 barrels New Orleans molasses at 30232o. Tbe stock of both is light anf an increasing demand. Coffee quiet' Sales, in the week of 4000 bags Rio at 10310V to ilOic Stock, 7000 bags.

Tobacco is scarce and very firm at an Sales in the week of 1000 hhds. whiskey, in barrels, ati3839 to 40c per gallon. 1 The money market ia easy capital plenty and seeking investment at 6 per cent Good paper on the street, 8 to 10 per cent Stocks firm. Exchange on London, 10 prem. w.

TO THE EDITORS OF THG PICA TUNE. Niv oju XARS, Way 19, 1855. Having (just returned from a three years' ex ploriog tour on the Pacific coast, in search of a more genial clime than the Miaaiasippi Valley, the place of my nativity, I have aj laat made my cuoice, ana leeuag anxious to interest as many men as possible to accompany mjrgelf and family to that distant but moat desirable and, I allude to the country upon the borders of Fuget Sound. There axe inducementa offered every department of business. If a man is desfaoes ot embark ing in the lumber business, he can find do auch opportuniea elsewhere.

At present, there are hut five mills on tha Sound, and thely have all been erected within the laat four years. The country is in it infancy; but there is still a heavy business negotiated with the Sandwich Islands, Australia, and China, In which there are some thirty vessel now running regularly with lumber and spars, and those countries bid fair to be the beat markets for these supplies. There is alao a heavy business done ia coal. The mines of Bellingham'a Bay have, within the laat tew months, been aending large quantities to San Francisco. The coal prove to be of good quality it is found in many place on tbe Sound, and also ou the banks of some of the rivers emptying themselves into the Sound.

This, I think, will be one SI the largest business places on the coast There is also Another branch of business that has sprang up within the laat year that ia fishing Tho fishing ground, for abundance and variety, are certainly the finest to be found In the world. AU kinds of shell fish are plentiful The rivers emptying into the Sound are small, and not capable of being navigated for any con iderable distance. The land bordering on the Sound, and east to the Cascade Mountains, is ex tremely fertile, and for the most psrt heavily tim bered. The prairies are small. The aeaaona are so mild that there is ne time of tha yeas at which one doea not see wild flowers in fall bloom.

The American settlements are extremely sparse. Olympia Is the capital It is located at the Southern extremity of the and contain some SOO white inhabitants, and one printing press (Democratic.) The next town of any consequence ia Steilacoom, twenty miles north. (This ia located on the Sound, and is one of the most flourishing villages in the country, containing about one hun dred and fifty white inhabitants anfi one printing ess (Whig.) This will be the principal commsrcial town In the country, as it is the terminus of the military road from Foit Wallia on the east aide of the Cas cade Mountain and as this ia the only pas through the ancmntalna. There must at no distant day be one of the rich est States in the Union formed in the great region between the Rocky and the Cascad Mountain. Fort Piaqualy, belonging to tha Hudson Bay Company, ia aix milea trom Steilacoom.

On account of the unsettled state of the land title of the company, the settlement of that most Jeairable por i uon of the country is much retarded. It is here you may see thousands and thousand of that moat extraordinary and wonderful people called the Flat Head Indiana. I aball be moat happy to give any information in regard to the above named country that may be dealt ed, as I am perfectly familiar with all Its resources. I shall sail from this dty tome time next winter for Steilacoom, W. T.

P. M. Mure. A Good Hit. The following la now going the rounda:" A petition is circulation in Boston pray ing for an smendmeot of the Maine law, bo aa to substitute the Duxuahment of death for au violations where fine and lmpriAonnient sure now oroaineo.

17 The new Methodist Eniacopal Church on Capitol Hill. Wawhincton, was dedicated to divine service Sunday morning, tie 13th inst. Durinfr the) day three collections were taken up, which yielded tbe handsome mm of thirteen hundred dollars. EaT The Legiilature of Territory will assemble on oCalwly. i General Leslie Comba haa been re elected President of the Lexingtonlmd Danville (Ky.) Railroad; Portland State of Maine understands that orders have been Issued forbidding the sale of bottled cider, under pain of oonviotion under the new liquor law.

The Naval Apprentice SytUm. The Washington Union, of Tuesday last, haa the following: There is a very general, as well as very erroneous impression prevailing relative to the workings of the apprentice system, just introduced into tha service by Secretary Dobbin. Tho system, after mature deliberation, has been adopted, not with tbe view of furnishing tbe right kind of material for lieutenants, captains, and commodores, but to effect a radical and permanent improvement in the character of the seamen in the employ of the Government Naval apprentices are not in the line of promotion. They may by good conduct be advanced to the grade of a petty officer, but beyond that grade they cannot ad vance. The Weather and the Crept in Tenncttee.

The Nashville Banner, of Wednesday last, says i The weather continues dry. thongh not without occasional showers. The crops, generally speaking, are doing well The prospect is good for incomparably the largest wheat crop ever raised in this part of the country. Never before was there such a breadth of land put down in wheat, and never before did the yield per sore promise to be any thing like as great aa it does now. We have heard of the appearance, in two or three neighborhoods, ot a wniteanould on the stalks and blades of the plant, which caused it to fall, and which, as far as it prevails, will prove injurious, it not destructive.

We bave also heard that the fly has been seen and is at work in some parts of Robertson count; But as a general, unng, we repeat; there i every prospect of an unprecedented wheat crop. The rye is also nne. a ne oats are not so promising aa iney were wis time last year, but last year's crop was an extraordinary one. The corn in some places looks a little yellow from the slight frosts last week but the stand, thus far, ia excellent, and, with a favorable season, we shall' have the largest corn crop ever before made in this quarter of the State. This will be owing, in great part.

to deeper ploughing and better tillage than have heretofore characterized the labors of our farmers. A Hint to Extravagant Wive. It'a the last ostrich feather that breaks the husband's back. THE CITY. InQtrsSTS.

The Coroner held an In Quest yester day on the body of a free colored woman named Louise done, agea dj years, a nauvo ox iso mingo, who was struck with apoplexy while walking along Urauline atreet, and died almost blatantly. A verdict in accordance with the lac taws rendered. Also, on the body of a negro man. name unknown, found in the whel of the B. F.

Kimball The jury returned a veruictos ouna urowneo. The body had evidently been in the water three or.fourdeya. i Also, on tne Decry ot a slave namrm xicuij, uv longing to Dr. i. Z.

Palm, who waa employed on hoard of the steamer Adriatic, and fell overboard on Wedaeadsy last while enraged in discharging Treight, and was drowned. Hi body was found in the river yesterday morning, opposite, Poydraa I Vanllet 44 Aurtdmtml Iinoavnino Da. street. Verdict, Accidental ceased waa about 30 years of as law. Also, on the body of a girl named Barbara Shearer, aged 12 years, a native of Germany, who was drowned on Saturday evening.

It appeara that the deceased, with five of her young companions, bad Tot into a skiff and were playing about in it, when the tOBrboat John MeDaniela came along with a ehip In tow. iThe wasa made by the towboat upset the skiff, and the children were all thrown into the river. A boat waa immediately sent out from the oDanjels, which succeeded in rescuing five of the children, but little Barbara waa drowned. Her body waa recovered the following aad the jury returned a verdict of Accidental Drowning." IwTXB MXrtTS. The following are the returns from the different cemeteries of the city for the week ending on Sunday, the 20th at 6 A.

M. Protestaat Qirea SI St Patrick as returns trrrenwood 1 1 catholic Ho. I la reilovra" Keat liceuiollc wo sr eytveeas Grove No. I lojSc Vincent de Fool as cypress orovc oi uajsyetrs Charity Uoaiisi S7jSt Jjeeph's Asylum 14 Total 177 fWrut piatrieu Falsx Parrxncxa. A.

Phillips was arrested on St. Charles atreet, or Saturday night, charged with havins obtained money from JLihn A. Haaana under false pretences. The case has not yet been examined. Laxcxwt.

Mary Burns, a24avr If orris, was ar rested by the First District police on Sunday, chargearWith having stolen a lot of clothes from Mrs. Parker and Bell The property waa found in the room of the accused, on Fulton Walk, and identified by the ioaera, whereupon she was locked up to await examination. Shootim. Geor Drrt, a si are belonging to Mr. sd by the First District police, en Alien, waa arrested i Saturday night, and locked up to await examine tinn on the charge of having shot at tbe slave uenry, belonging to ur.

Meyers, with intent to kill Hoes or Rxruox. A boy named Michael McCook waa arretted by the First District police on Sunday, at the request of hi mother, who says she is unable to control his aril propensities and is bed him sent to the House of Refuge. A large and aavage looking knife waa found on his person. Beeensl District. Bxatxh.

One of the 8eeond District police found a man lying on the leyee on Sunday morn ing, in an almost insensible state, from the effects of a terrible beating which had been given to him by some person or persons unknown. He waa un by some person or persons unknown. able to an Hospital to give bis name, aud waa sent to the Charity Cttttno. An affray occurred in a coffee house oa the corner ot ursuune ana Levee streets, on Sundsy night, between two men named Thomas Usher and George lleyd, in the course of which, the former cut tha latter in several place with a knife. Uaber waa arrested and locked ap to await examinauod.

Thirst District. Bkatiho a Woxaw. 8 Audler, E. Audler, and P. Salomon, surrendered themselves on Saturday to the Third District police, knowing that a warrant waa issued for their arreet en a charge pf having assaulted and beaten Adela Dnvigueuada.s'bey gave bond to appear for examination.

Damokbocb awd Susriciocs. Michael Joyce anf John O'Toole were arrested bv the Third Die trict police oa Saturday night, aa dangerous and suspicious characters. They were locked ap to await examination. Feutk la trier. An Abtazo.1I.

Mr. McDonnell wss arrested ba Saturday by tha Fourth District police, st the request of Wm. Bsmberry, who state that aha assaulted and presented a gun at him, aad tbreatea ed ta shoot him, which threat, ae xears, aowwui carry into execution noleaa ieetraiea bj taw.r rvmarB Coijbt. Mary Williamson waa taken into custody on Saturday by virtue of an attachment from Recorder Jackson, charging: her with entmnpt of court la not appearing to prose cute Scsnlon, whom she had charred with aeaault insr ber sad forcing oar iuvj a uuuoo uwa atreet. She will hare to purge herself of the con tempt or suffer the consequences i tr 1 JrluSK BTASlIHa.

BBry orourvs iw oun dy evening in the vicinity oi tne i rjeaa conee bouse, in which a man named Csvid Burns was stabbed and severely wounded by Another named 8am. Warner. Tne wouaaea man waa eonveyea to tbe Charity Hospital No arrest were made. We understand that Warner was endeavoring ta strike a little girl who, was playing in the street. when he wa preventea oy ourne, wuopuanea hire away.

Warner then 'drew a knife, and stabbed Boras hi five dlfforvnxt plaewe. For Uear. mnr HwUIii Ttoc Btaaaa Eaeiae. Baflar aad Ca 1 Bote attached, of tha Julia striae foaadry, with st ijjt th las Ma it brick DwelliBS 8 aad Store la frst. re teraaa apply en th fseaiiae, lie.

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