The Times-Picayune from New Orleans, Louisiana • Page 2

1 ABbaiUsnatwaa win a to tbaaa whaadvartlaaby rfvestiae. l.ii i ewemyysa nmli laajJIl IT aa3asisV charged 1 nareaai rs SATCBBAT JHOJLNINU, CXY JM, 1832. Tbaaks to Uie officers of the steamer J. 8LCtaawtkfor late river favor. We an indebted to the Hon.

Pierre aad A. Dockery for public document. We are indebted to Mr. J. Marshall Barn, ef Haraden'e Exoress Atenev in this city, for Park papers of the 1st Inst.

tar" Anton: the deaths in San Francisco, on the 4th of Jane, we see the name of James Gil bert Manser, late of Kew Orleans, ajed eighteen PXjics b'Abmxa, We were much gratified to ubsei is the isasroved appearance of the old Cong Square, the present Place d'Arraes. There iaatill room, however, for farther improvements. which we hope to see made in due time, until this linn place will be surpassed by no other pub lic ground in the etty. Taxr to Pass Makcuac. The steamboat Ophe lis, Cant Grice, leaves to morrow mnruiug from the Lake end of the Pontchartrain Railroad, on the arrival ef the 8 o'clock ears, fur Madison ville, ad then to, Pass Manchac, where the Jackeon Bailroad Is to cross, and Lake Maurepas.

A Q.UXXB Passknukjl A variatiou of the old sanies; that the Dutch have taken Holland," is xesnpKfied in the taking of a Louisiana alliga tor to Holland. This feat was performed by the captain of the ship Nelson, who cleared his vessel for Antwerp yesterday, and had among the pas sengers a real, lire, swamp and bayou alligator. Graoo rax sr. We are glad to observe that there is a fair prospect of some improvement in the condition and appearance of this street. A Very substantial and handsome block of buildings has been erected on it between Camp and St Charles streets.

We trust that the example will be followed by other landlords uutil all the low, dirty hovels which have so long disfigured this street, and disgraced the city, hall have been completely cleaned out. Plxasttak Excoasios. The steamer Mobile, Capt. Walker, leaves Biloxi for Pascagoula to morrow mernia, at 8 o'clock, stopping at Horn Island to give passengers a chance to fish for pompano, and returns to Biloxi the same even A fish dinner will be served on board. Foa Locnvnii and CrvcijrjtATi.

The steamer John Simoads, CapL N. Robirds, will leave this afternoon, at 5 o'clock, as above. Bv an arrang eV ateat with the 8U Louis and Louisville U. S. Mail packet steamers, her passengers will be taken from Cairo without delay.

Foa Navt Bat awt 8ajc Juav si Nicaragua. The schooner Amphitrite, having been detained tor want ef a tow, win leave this evening, positively. Passengers will be on board at 3 o'clock, F. M. See advertisement in another column.

Fob trb Watxsxisq Places To Day. The mail steamer leaves for Mobile via Bay St. Louis, Pass Christian and Pascagoula, from the Lake end ol the Pontchartrain Railroad, on the arrival of the IS o'clock ears. The California, CapC Ensign, for Biloxi, Bay St. Louis, Pass Christian and Mississippi City, on Ihe arrival or the 5 P.

M. ears. The Mobile, Cast. Walker, for Biloxi and inter mediate landings, oa the arrival of the 9 o'clock The V. S.

Mail steamer Lenora, Capt Dunnica, for Covington, Mandeville, Lewisbarg and Madi eoaviHe, oa the arrival of the 4 P. JVC cars, and toeaorrow morning on the arrival of the 8 o'clock The Ophelia, CapL Grice, for Mandeville, Mad Isoaville and Lewisbarg, on the arrival of the 4 F. M. ears. noon.

Norman. .14 camp street, bas sent us the August aambers of Graham's Magazine and aisdrfs ady's Book, each double numbers, and eeatilatiig More than the usual variety of reading matter, with a decided improvement in the sjaality and value. We are also indebted to the Philadelphia ju bl isher and proprietor for the August a umber of Graham's Magazine. Yax.ua Caboo. The ship Win.

Nelson, Cent, Charles Cheever, was cleared yesterday for Antwerp, by our neighbors J. P. Whitney st CoU with a cargo of 1,231 hogshead and 100 bales of tobacco, aad 13,000 staves. This is the largest aad most valuable cargo of tobacco ever taken Jry any vessel from this pott. Tnanomnt Pxacmxs.

We have received Croat a friend flving. on Bayou Black, in the parish of TcjTBbuono, a sample of fine, large, juicy peacaeis, raised that far South with every degree of aanerss. Terrebonne is capable of sending to arasarl let many other sweets besides her fine aad when the railroad to the Attakapaa is completed we expect to have to chronicle the JffQTaJ of India aad other luxuries from the west era aad ssulhwsstem parishes aa frequently as mo trosa Matenex aad other localities. Aaaval general court martial, for the trial ef CapC, Paine, Lieut. Weir, and such others as be brought before it, has been ordered to as est board the Pennsylvania at Norfolk," on the Mk inst.

Com. Skinner will be the Prcsi Aasssxs Departure. In answer to reports or la New York, since the unexpected de pertsreef Kossuth, that he had left secretly to avoid payment of his debts, bis treasurer, Paul Halnifc, publishes a card stating that every pecu 'Briery claim against Gov. Kossuth was liquidated neiore left. The V.

Evening Pott of the 10th last, Tbe eististgniahed Haegarian left in the Africa sveonssasy, secretly, in order to avoid noto nety ea bis arrival in England. He waJ aeeom "7 his wife, CoL Count Bethlen, and Mr. Ara Qoegg. a Gsrinan Democrat, of this city. ras taken ia the name of another fa swuct taat ms aeaartare murbt net be known.

Mf JCseisaBswlder CurtLt P. RnL toa.rrlUagirasa Paris, under date of Juue ltth. I eacouiagieglr of his success. Hi is holding public meetinra. and in ih lkr feek bad baptized fifteen persons.

Elder Wnv Willis writes from Calcutta, May Id, that since last Christmas Day his Indian brethren had increased from six to one hundred aa any, aaa we," says he, were to Include 'esalaren. could more than three hua 4re4 IadJaa Saiats of ail sizes, colors aad lan to say a word about dress and un Tne stathttics of the Mormons In India at that date were three elders, eight priests, nine teat be eight 'deacons, and one hundred and rwcatyWQ taembers. Tsraey sad tas Unite" Suits. A Couslaiiuno vple ietter in the New York Times says that, Mr. JJ.

8. Minister, has entered into an anmag eaveat with the Porte, in aceordance with waich th duty te be paid by American 'n hauls ea imports and exports is to be the what is paid by the Eaglisk treaty, until ch. Qm M.aneaarata aad species agresment ahal has been atade betweeatiie two Govera Tarkey said the' United State. 1 The er fh matter Is 'favorable 'to Pltfirrktm afm Catssac CMhyc The Catholic Tlet, altfatsophW Worcester, too firanaie Jithast.a4 wa, tirely i mmnUu wilh Isa jinsptian iertiea ef the at wlay.t The Are eraniaeaeed ta aswyef the northeasf corner, ft oht adeTet 14 a astroyed. Jl Urgf por'sfvsaW UUvrj was eased.

The toss est) aw ted atfrem MQJDQQ r.a tOfiOO, aad ae 'iasmamm Theeewere'oyir 1 hoaxed nwnaw BY UPBCSPST. XENDALIt CO. mnwTaneiTun lIllllMIII at il tafaalnsMalbiaHH ha'f ywarty atBsSsaasS A4 satarrtertnaa hi Miitl as ncariiM tow Base, WmUt.i 1 rtrtgw Tao JBritUli Wears just receiving, by the regular mail from New York, fail arrffut' of the dissolution of the British Parhameat, with all tne preparatory Details aad speculations for a new election, while the telegraph brings as the announcement of the general result. We have at the same time the Draoheev and the event and tao pottUcal hamt nraved their rutht to that title more truly than happens to them often. There does not appear, indeed, to have been arach doubt about the result.

Notwithstanding the admitted great talents of the Earl or Derby niineeu, and tne many eoaeeaeions he was willing to make of t. I .1 1. 1... .1 opposed bo long, the great influence of Pro testanl, feeling which he had succeeded iu en listing in his behalf, and the vast moneyed influ ence and Crown patronage innnence wuicn a conservative Cabinet in power can always yield, there has been from the day of his accession to office a universal persuasion that it could not stand the ordeal of a popular election. In fact, the Derby Administration cauie iu as a minority, because its adversaries were distracted, and the existing Government enfeebled by their own dis i i seosious, and baa, by a series oi pouiicai weas.

neeses which loet them the public respect, had dispersed themsel vee rather than tx eu turned out by a triumphant parly. Taking an office which had been dropped, rather than assuming it on any na tional call, or any national isoue. the Derby Cabinet adopted no clroiig or distinctive policy, made uo attractive or bold isetue but rather offered i'self as a transition ministry attached to obsolete principles, and anxious to restore tbcm but wil ling to surrender them if, after another trial, they should be beaten again. As an acting admin istration, however, it marked itself, during the few months of existence permitted to it by the indulgence of its opponents, as oue of great bttw uem decpatrb, having carried through many im portant bill much needed for tbe public service rhi a great point among their parti zane, but is remembered that they cauie iu with a large amount of regular buctuess, prepared to their hands by their predecessors; aud, beaidee, the wiudiog up of a loug Parliament necessarily, like the close of a long Congress, forces attention to many tUiiigb which would otherwise be The Miuibtr' further damaged itself in two im portant particulars. If there be auy tiling which more than any other feed tbe national pride of the British people, it id the immunity which they claim for their fellow subjects, all over the world, aud the vigilance with which they exact from their Gotcrnineut the most promi.t interference to protect an Englishman against iujus lce or injury from any other Government The Earl of Malmesbury, the I 'oreigu Secretary of the Derby Ministry, has had tue misfortune to mismanage two important cases iu which this principle was rupposed to be involved.

In the case of Mather at Florence, aud iu regard to the treaty with trance for the mutual extradition of criminals, some of his oivu party journals were compelled to apologize for mistakes, and the opposition found ample material for raising pop lar suspicion and dislike. After so daring and thoroughly British a statesman as Lord Palnier ston, who always, ou the first tidings of wrong to one 'with an English name, interposed the arm of his Government to secure him all possible protection, tbe compromising and hesitating policy of the Karl of Malmeabury marie a poor figure and sadly weakened the estimate of the energy of the Derby Cabinet. Indeed, it was thought at one time that the Foreign Secretary would retire, for the purpose of bringing in a stronger man in the person of Lord Redville, ately Sir Stratford Canning.) The other grand mistake, as it seenia here, of the Earl of Derby, was his anti Catholic proclamation, not so much for the particular act, objectionable as it is, and dangerous as the couae qnenceii have proved It to be, as from the general alarm it created, that an intolerant, prescriptive. no popery spirit was about to be infused into the whole administration. The anti papal prejudice in England isntrnng indeed, in high quarters and among influential classes; but the worst and most dangerous manifestations are apprehended from the lower classes, who are not voters, and whose political weight in the elections is by no means an equivalent for the peril of riotiors and disturbances of the public peace, murders, rol beries and arsons, to which the fomenting of these religious animosities invariably leads and thus, among the moat decidedly Protestant classes, a feeling of insecurity, no less than a natural repugnance to persecution, has aided to lessen the small chance which the Derby Ministry had of being retained iu office by the popular voice at these elections.

The experiment of making an administration, without distinct principles or definite objects, held together by the simple cohesion of office, ready to accept and administer any system of policy Parliament may offer, has failed totally. The returns, though by no means complete, indi cate that Ministers will be largely iu tbe minority: and that, after the assembling of tbe new Parlia ment, nothiug but the ceremony of a vole will be required to signify to them permission to retire, Whether that vote will be given at once, in, bow ever, a matter of doubtful speculation. To vote that the House of Commons ha uo coufideiicu in tbe Ear! of Derby ould be an easy matter, if it did not carry with il the uecetsiu of designating some per ton in whom they have confidence and il will require a good deal of good management among his adversaries, a good scheme of popular policy, and a good programme of an administration, to be formed and readv before this step will be taken. I The telegraph reports the appointment of "Judge Conkhii, of IVew ork, as Minister to Mexico." It is probably Judge Alfred Conkling, U. S.

Judge of the Northern District of New York, an appointment be has held for a quarter of a century. He is the same judge whose charge 1 to the grand jury at Buffalo, in a slave case last year, was so widely quoted aMJie Son'h for its constitutional sentiments. High Water. Tho Homer Advocate, published in Claiborne parish, in this blate, says thai the 1 late rains have so swollen the bayous as to prevent almost entirely all travel across the country. Most of the mails had been suspended lor some days.

Ep 'The grand jury of Memphis recently presented the old calaboose in that city as a nuisance, aud round a true bill against the City Council for permitting it to remain standing. A. B. Taylor was elected Mayor of Memphis ou the 16th iust, by a majority of two vote only. This was close work.

There were 1,112 votes polled. Eg3 On the morning of the 15th inst, a burglar waa detected in breaking into some stores in Fall River, from one of which he obtained $500 in money. Constable Gordon, of Manches ter, attempted to arrest him, when be drew a pistol and shot the officer in the breast, wounding him mortally. The burglar was finally ar rested. Ou the day of Mr.

Clay's funeral at Louis ville Ky. whilst nearly all the windows along Main street were hung with black, the windows of Mrs. Mowatt and her lady companion at the Louisville Hotel were hung with white, trimmed with wreaths of violets, the New Church of Swe denborgjpasigns of mourning. Or" Measures are being taken in Athens, aud other towns in Georgia, to erect a suitable monument to the late Win. H.

Crawford, one of Georgia's distinguished sons, whose remains are interred at Woodlawn, Oglethorpe count v. within view ot the Athens branch of the Georrla Rail road. tTi The homestead law of Illinois, which protected the head of every family in the pos session 01 a homestead for execution, to the value of 1,000, was repealed.by the called Legislature which has just adjourned. The law had become very unpopular throughout the State, ae it hindered tbe collection of debts. The EerUnurutk Bank Robbery.

The ainatlon of U. il. Hand, charged, with his brother, with being concerned in the robbery of the Portsmouth Bank, has been in progress at Richmond, for several days. similar to these stolen, were found in the possession of one of them. The Enquirer says that some sensation frssa the sTee ef the pollee, as 1t was thooaiit.

aa witaesa aa the. nert of the derenee. arsMatiattke ago antes aft this LtAto yiryjaiar jlaaa, jwere pmkA dte AxBanfUiia, gait blS rasBsttuaoiataa. WAsanraroK. Jaiv 1C 18SL The last Congress, which passed the compromise measure, waa ealled the leas; CongTess, (taoufh was predicted at the eeaameacemeat that it weald become the eoaaterpart ot 'the bloody' but tbe present Congress mat efTect Mr.

Morris's amendment to the lO'b joint rale is a jewel. Letter from Gen. Scott, The following letter, written by Gen. Scott to Gen. Paez, soon alter the struggle made by tbe Republic of Columbia to establish its liberty and independence, is published in the Now York Times Koktbkss Monboe, May 3, 1623.

Dear General Our friend, Lieut. Col. Voung, is ou the poiut of returning to Columbia, and will do me the favor to explain to you how our correspondence has been interrupted, and the lively interest I take in the three fine boya you have done us the honor to send anion us, for their education. The President deemed this cir urns' an; so tUttt ring to Ihe United States, that follow ing up bis kind leeliuicu for a sitter lit public, he immediately ordered, with the approbation of Col. Voting, that the bovs should, as they successively attained the proper age, be admitted into our iauonui oeiuinarv, oa a looting with our own cadets.

The efdeat of the three will join in a few and I shall have t'eplrasure of being present, and of rendering him all the assistance iu my power. Yon may rely on a continuance of those attentions to i im, and also to the other two. who are placed at school near mv headauarters. We have heard with deep regret of the loss of two oi your snips oi war iu an uciuju vnu a much superior force. Thank God, however, your independence and liberties are placed beyond the reach of foreigu afrgressiou.

Iu a few years more our coutiuent cannot fail to be occupied wholly bv Republics. Liberty seems also likely to spread over a larire portion of Europe, and among its gallant assertors the Columbian army certainly occupies a foremost position. Permit use. General, to say that I shall at all times be happy to hear from "you, and that I am, with great personal admiration and esteem, your obdieut servant, WiTrEX.D Scott. To Geo.

J. A. Fsez, Ac. From the Sandwich Islands. By the arrival of the Illinois at New York, advices have been received from Honolulu to tbe 10th of May.

Thn news is interesting. The following from the Polynesian gives some particulars of the massacre of the crew of an American sloop at the Gallipagt Islands an I Uie destruction of the vessel by the convicts si Chatham Inland, which the editor learned from Capt Heath, of the bark Pesrador, from Val paraiso About the middle of November last, the sloop Phantom, Capi. Kendal, of San Francisco, visited that island for a cargo of turtle. A boat was sent ashore with all the crew except the captain, mare and hoy. While thus weakened, a boai with five convicts came olt attacked the vessel and killed the male on observing which, the captain jumped overboard, but was pursued and killed in the water.

The pirates then returned to the vessel, killed the boy and plundered the vessel. Money to the amount of or was supposed to have been on board. After robbing the vessel of all they wanted, she was scuttled and sunk. The party on shore were all killed by the convicts, who qnarreled among them 'Plves and killed one of their own number. Capt.

Heath saw on shore a chronometer, the miniature and clothes of Capt Kendal, and was inlormeu by the buglisii captain of a Spanish brig that two of the perpetrators of the in as sacre had been apprehended, and that the other two were still at large in the mountains. Murders are of frequent occurrence on all the islands of tho Gallipagim group, amonr the con vicut Capt Heath arus all vessels touching ai the Uallipagos to be ou their guard, as it is altogether un ai't to trust tbe desperadoes who are imprisoned there. Ho strongly surmises that tbe petty governors who have charge ofthe prisoners are Implicated in acts of piracy, aud himself came nuar falling iuto a trap set lor bis destruction, aud for the capture of his vossol. lie only escaped by receiving warnic? from the captaiu of the Spanish brig. The papero arc occupied with voluminous reports aud legislative proceedings.

The proposition to permit the missionaries to purchase a certain quantity of land at stipulated prices below the Government value, has been revived, and was discussed favorably to the plan. The following solutiou is embodied in the report Resolved, That all Christian Missionaries serving oji these Elands shall be exempt from the payment of duties rn goods imported for their use in the proportion followisc, for every year, viz: On goods to tbe invoice value of lor every active member of the inici ti, excludint servauts. iu uie course 01 mei debate on the new Hawaiian constitution, is baiiug beeu contem piatca to strike out a section uiakiug the spiritual duties of Ihe clergy incompatible with the exercise of political functions," Mr Wyllie entered a somewhat curious protest against the contemplated act, thus encouraging, as it did, a union of Church and State." The Polynesian has intered upon its eighth year. H. B.

Majesty's ship Auiphilrito arrived at Honolulu 011 the 7lh ult tw euty nine days from Callao. Bbazilian Indemnity. We find the following circular from the Treasury Department in the Washington Republic of the 13th inst Tasub.y Dkpabthic.vt, Jalu 13, 1853. Parties interested in the awards of the commissioner for distributing the iudemuity received froua the Brazilian Government, arc hereby notified that tbe official codv of said award har been filed in this Department and the pro rata amount due on each award respectively will be payab at the Treasury, in the City of Washing ion, to the parties cnliiled thereto, or to their duly constituted representatives, on and after the 2d day of August next. In all cases where the parties may be indebted to the United States, the amount of such indebtedness will be deducted from the sum due under the award, agreeably to the act of Congress; and payments will be suspended in such cases where adverse claimants mav have taken the needful legal etep, agreeably to the law of congress on tbe subject Wsluhodgk, Actios Secretary ol thr Treasury Hob Law tn Jaekton Oxruntf, Indiana.

The Brownstown Democrat states that ou thnight of the 3d inst a company of about thirty Regulators, dUgnised, entered the house of Zebadee Rush, took him from his bed, and after drawing bim naked, save his shirt, through the bushes and briars by the heehw fwo or three hundred yards, and administering a full dose of hickory timber tea, with a request that he should leave the county in ten days, or the dose woo id be repeated, he was released. Mr. Rush's, offence was that of harboring his son, James Madison Rush, whom they had lynched a short time before. The most' nukind cut 'of all was, that a day or two before this last lynching took place, young Ensh fell out with bis father and gave him a severe casUgatioo. Old Mr.

Bush an old citizen, Is a sober man, and has considerable pro peny. A man in the western 'part ef the county, suspected of knowing who were mml in the afteir ef lynching J. M. Ensh, was taken from his house had pubttciy docked nnti) Hfe appeared tp was eauseo ai ixuiibium me inirooue I rrttnr 1. tfoaof John.

Band, who had entirely Ufteonded bet he i. aow recovering. Tir J.i.Tla 1 Ba Wm. Ve ML V. After much dhv eosstoa on article 8ytbe eeorentlottaajoBrnea ax half peat 9 o'clock tW afteropod.

Many amend meow were ouvu.w osrht to he called Lbs free and easy 1 i.za ramriiM which will tsnassui its habors. 1 be 1 4 i nianxl betweea two liere, by spontaneous exaaastkm. I wonde 1 xa" members 'from tbe northern part of woetner any extra com for the officers of the II No Secretary of the ia ntm tn lonk hpfore he leans. peasauoa wut wosmw I tue State would rote with tae aty wwuw oose. I thji iuMt hai af rwDreaentatiou, and probably Navy ha as yet beea I thaVmeeeore would be carried; but the other nominateo ana none, i oeuevv, wm uumo emmtrr Mr.

Webster will hardly run aa a third candidate. Indications from New England show that, whi'e Mr. Webster is duly revered and beloved at home, yet that the people there are not for breaking up the Whig party. The Alabama Railroad bill was laid on the table to day by seven votes, after having passed to a third rending. The House will probably wait for the pamage of Mr.Bennot's bil! in the Senate, before acting on separate bills.

The omnibus. however, is sure to break down in the Senate, and the individual railroad bills will again come up in order. The Homestead bill meets Willi some uitncul ties in the Senate but it is still hoped that the voice of the people will be heard in thai body. and that the bill will pasa, with some utile amendment. The abuse of small notes issued by all sorts of persons, known and unknown, calls aloud for a free banking law, based ou United Slates and State securities, or such otlier good internal iiu proveuieut stock as the District of Columbia may be interested in at a rale to be fixed by law.

The issue of shiuplnsters oue ht to be at once maue a penal oflence. The whole District is flooded with Ujein, and in case of a crisis, none but the laboring classes and the poor will suffer. Why does not the committee ou the District report a "bill to members win nntrete resne dintolv The nreHent nonUeal asnect Of I requires thought and reflection, and Mr. Fillmore I of tw0 dilemmas it is highly probable that tiA city delegates will adopt lor a oesw uie it AaldAm at population" rather than that of qualified electors" River Iatelliareace. Cincinnati, July 23.

The river here is still falling, and has receded two inches since lasl evening. Flour 3 153 20 per barrel whiskey ltft i per gallon. Pittsbvrc, July 23. The river is now falling, with barely twenty three inches water in the channel. iMiu Tht steamboat Ohio passed here bound for Orlcaus at P.

M. yesterday. Vicksbubo, Jnly 'Zi The steamboat James Kobb passed here at i o'clock last night bound up the river from New Orlcaus. 1 ue i iuaiona passed down to day al 7:30 A. and the Harry Hill at 11:30 A.

M. Appointment by the President. Bj and tcith tir advice and content of tk Senate. William Carr Lane, to be Governor of the Ter r.tory of Mexico, in the place of Jntnos S. Calhoun, deceased.

The Springfield Hepublii au says that Mr. Wait, of Chiropee, Mass, who waa recently shot at X. by the Anti Keuters, lias now recovered so far as to be able to walk about, but still is quite a cripple. Hib left arm will probably be etitr Ion as he lires, tbe cords having been severed bv the sluia li received in his bhoulder. ra" Couul Meusdorf Poutlly, uialirual i Uie Queen of England, aud paternal uncle of Prince Albert, died at Vicuna ou tbe tli ult.

aged suveuty eUlil. Arkansas Rictr. There were six feet of water the channel of the Arkansas river at Littlo ek on the llilh and the river falling. Crupt trc, in Alabama. The Demopolts (Ala.) Ariruj of the 15th insL, savs that the whole coun try in that neighborhood has been flooded with rain for a week past, aud the winds and storms accompanying it Lave neriously injured the grow crops.

There has been entirely too in urn rain fur cottou, aud corn has been blown down to such an extent aa to injure it at lea ten or twelve bushels to the acre. Urn. Harrison's It is said that there is no nephew of the late President llarribou. named Harrison, now living, aud thai bul four graud uephewis, oue of whom (Ileury) was his private secretary during his brief presidential career, and afterw ards Kenirler of the I'. S.

Laud Office. Neither of these ceutlemeu as the per son supposed to be found insane in Baltimore a few weeks ago. Cholera in the H'cst. A few cases of cholera still coutinue to occur at Maysville, Ky. The total nutiibvr of deaths by tbe disease iu that towu since it first broke out is ninety five.

Eight or teu deaths by cholera have occurred at Wilmington. Ohio, and much ularin prevails. The disease has also appeared iu other small towns iu that Slate. In Cincinnati, deaths from cholera occur daily, but there is no epidemic and 00 alarm. The quarantine physician reports a great decrease of sickness on ihe river.

The Whig Mass Convention called at Ohio, for the 2id of August, has been post poned on account of the cholera at that place. ry Francis Tukey, the celebrated Chief of Police of Boston, has been removed, and Gilbert ourse appointed In his stead. No fault was openly imputed to Mr. Tnkey. Erupt.

A telegraphic despatch, ria Paris, tales that the ail air of the inheritance of Mehe met Ali has been arranged inEgypt between the Viceroy and the Porte. Tbe former is to pay the heirs twenty three millions of francs. Cholrra on the Isthmus. A letter dated Chngres. July 2d, says six deaths have occurred in Cruces and thirty at Miller's station from cholera.

It has also broken out at Navy Bay. and fifteen died one day Hint of (ior. Marttu. tlov. Noah Martin, of New Hampshire, was alarmingly ill with in flam nation of the bowels, and his recovery was thought to be extremely doubtful.

Papintau Elected to Parliament. A despatch received at Albany, N. on the ICtb inst. from Montreal, announces the election of Mr. Papi neau as a member to represent the county of Two Mountains in Parliament, by a majority of two to one over the GovrnmPnt candidate.

Urn. Scott at fitagara. A special despatch to the New York Tribuue. dated Washington, July 10, says that at the earnest solicitation of many of his old companions in arms. Gen.

Scott bas consented to be present nt the great gathering 011 the 27lh inst. Ltiirr from the West Indies. The bark Brothers, which arrived at New Haven, t't, on the 18th in ten days from Guayama, reports that the crops at Guayama and throughout the island were done for the season. Produce was high and scarce, t'oflee was selling at $12 the cwt. sugar from to the aud molasses at 1j per 100 gallons.

Heavy rains had sot iu throughout the eastern part of the island. Cast 0 C'epL Lcey. In the Criminal Court at Washington, on Uie lnlbiust, a nolle prosequi was nlered in the rase of Jonas P. Ievy, in dicted for obtaining tho ie ord.t of the Slate De partment aud communicating them to the Mexi can Government. tVovl Trade.

The Albany Journal ays the grca bulk of the new clip, particularly in Michi gan, Ohio and Wisconsin, is now in second hands. The stock is estimated to be rather larger than last year, but of this all is conjecture, and nothing can be known for some weeks yet From Mil waukie about 50,000 pounds have beeu shipped this eearon, aud there are nearly 100,000 pouuds 111 warehnose waiting shipmeut i tr ir. weosier, ou 111s way to nis larui iu Frauklin, N. passed through Concord recently, and met with a most enthusiastic reception, to Which he feelingly responded. Among those who met him at the depot was Gen.

Franklin Pierce, who, at the time, was about starting for tne lake in company with a few friends. Marine Disasters at and near Oape Ma. The steamer Kennebec, from New York, came iu cob lisiou on the night of the 1 1th with the sloop Ohio, trom 1 mladelphia, when passing New castle, greatly injuring the sloop and knocking a man overboard, who waa afterwards picked up. he steaofer tuok the sloop in tow. Tbe steamer Gen.

McDonald, coming up from 'ape ran afoul of the schooner Barle, near Fort Mifflin, crashing in her bulwarks. Two men leaped overboard, but were saved. The steamer took the schooner iu tow, and afterwards she was run ashore to prevent her sinking. On the 14th, whilst the passengers were land ing at the bay side of Cape May, a heavy sea tore away fifty feet of the pier. The few that were ou it succeeded in escaping to the shore.

Tbe boat landed the rest of the pasaeugers on the other wharf. I if m. kr oewmn Hungarian null, on hi farm at Franklin, nearly killed Mr. John Taylor, toe tenant, a lew aays ago. Tne animal seized him on his bonis, Inflicting a wound in bis thigh five inches long and three inches deep, threw mm over nut bead, dislocating his shoulder, and turning upon, would doubtless have killed him on the spot, had not several men rushed Into the yard to his rescue.

Another Ant Rent Outrage. Ou the 6th inst a gang of AnU Renters, disguised aa Indians, entered WilliaaMtown, N. drove off forty head ef catue, and fared on the owner whea he re They were pursued by a party ef siuuanu irom vvuiianw iouege, overtaken, and The fi" an leadlaar Utter Day fialat, aad Unl: yPSJta tlder iu the hforatea Church has wrtlX I tee aV.tWWew AahTand. Krl rta ism iusx on rta way to ash Vwdtkl (rom'the eaital, 13th last; oa way'te 15liFlieatoe.ti TImi Florae JBjcpeditiea. Im aPnaBUk Echo, of July eth, we find the Mlowinf ij Lima arrived here on Saturday morning from Valparaiso and intermediate port.

She brings little news of interest. The only intelligence respecting Floreaa affairs is that the Peruvian Ministry has been changed, and that the present Cabinet is opposed to Flo res, and will afford him no protection or assist an ea. He is said to hare 9M men under him. Valparaiso is said to be iu a most nourishing condition, and the advices from other quarters are of trifling importance. Since writing the above, the following letter, which contains several items ot interest, has been handed us bv the V.

S. Consul, David M. Corwine, Esq. It presents a brighter aspect of Floret's position than general intelligence heretofore furnished to us: II. S.

Skip Postsjcoch, ten miles below Guayaquil, June 10, ISZ. Dear Sir I wrote you on the 2d ult that v. should probably be with you by the 25lh iust. Since that time, matters have taken au aspect more alarming to Guayaquil. The Quickstep has joined Florcs, with a number of troops said to be Ajncricau how many is not kuown here.

Flores has lately received a reinitlaure of from Lima, and'it seems probable that Peru will furnish him with more moirey and men. The V. S. Charge at Guayaquil has protested against our ehip leaving this river at th present crisis and Capt. Doruiu will wait for further instructions from the Commodore, before sailing for Panama, should Flores continue to hold his present menacing altitude.

Thi stal or things cannot last much loueer. As soon as practicable we shall sail for Panama, to which port the cap I tain and officers are anxious to go. I Very truly, yours, H. BniDr K. D.

M. Corwin. ActiDf t. 8. CouiU, Pncntin Grasshopper on Long lalaud.

A large rcciea of grasshopper i taid to be making havoc wiih the vegetation in same parts of Jamaicj, Island, N. V. The fai of Capt. Suydaiu is iu f.teil with millions of these insects, and Ihcv have destroyed about three thousaud heaib of cabbage, together with a large amuuut of grat com aud wheat they auaeii tue potato tops, aud the potatoes, it not housed as ue jn a dug up. The Collision on Lake Erie.

Tho following persons arc kuown to have beeu Tost on board the propeller Oswego W. Harrisou, second mate; Mrs. John Grecue, aged twcuty tv.o, formerly of Oswego, Adelia Greene, three years, her child Mrs. Miles Ilotchkiss aud daughter, of Oswego Mrs. James CaJlathau and threu children, cf Oswego Amanda Wise, Oswego James Pheeuey, Cleveland; Mrs.

Skinner, Biity, residrtice un known. The. propeller is insured lor Sli.u'X', and estimated to have beeu worth fjp German papers state that in cout equccce of a law lately promulgated in Prutio, the Men mites, a religious sect who resemble the Quakers, have beeu held to tht performance ot military duty, contrary 'to their creed, aud that they are therefore emigrating in great uumbers. partly to the United Slates, aud some to Russia. They arc msstly persons oi comparative wealib, aud oue hundred families ot them have lately crossed the Prussian frontier to settle in the la named country.

Canadian Religious Hints. The Orangemen residing in Hamilton, Canada, made an excur sion to Toronto to celebrate the I Jth of July, and ou returning were attacked at the lauding by the Irish Catholics. A light ensued, aud two were killed and uianv wounded. fl?" The city of New York has made the very liberal donation of elo.OOil to relieve the sufferers by the recent terrible fire in Montreal. It is hoped other cities will imitate this benevolent example.

Prolific. The Jersey City Telegraph says that a tew days ago Mrs. Kinott, wile ot Kicbaru Klliott the drummer, living on Newark avenne in the fourth ward of that city, gave birth to her twenty third child. Both mother and child tire doing well. The age of Mr.

Elliott is fify five, and that of Mrs. EJliott fifty. They have been married about thirty year. In the varly part of 1851 the American Siind iy School I'nioo issued a stirring appeal to the liberality of the friends of the rising race in be United States, and nsked for fifty thousand dollars for their aird. At the close of their fiscal year they report the receipts of donations amount ing to fifty thousand and thirty eight dollar and forty nine cents.

It is not often that benevolent institutions receive more than they ask. Shocking Mortality ou Shipboard. The English naners contain an accouui oi a. musi uurnoic mortality on board Uie British ship laily Montague, on the passage from China to Callao, with 600 souls ou board, including passengers 1 cr w. It aiiDears that sickness and lever the helpless creatures within a few davs alter her departure.

The water and provision? which had beeu lr Ihe emigrants be came putrid. The mortality that, ensued need not be more particularly alluded to lhau to mention that the sufferings of the poor creatures were of the moat frishlful description. Many committed suicide by jumping overboard, aud by the trui tlielilhput in Hobart Tow 11 no fewer than had iMrished. By great llort, health was restored ou board, and she sailed again for her destination, but the disease soou rc appearei' and bv the tinn she reached Callao, the list of victims was swelled to 271. Only three person, out of a crew of thirty six men who went out with the vessel, returned home.

Of the emi grant she look on board at 'umiDrmoon, oulv Mil reached Callao. The Great American Aloe. CapL Jobli Lovett, who resides iu Mouroe county, Ala has in hia garden, plant or free of this sperios, (agart Americana) that is worthy ot notice. Ho brought Irooi Georgia Ihirly three years ago a small plant Just risen from thtr root and plared it wbere it now slauds. it hue grown under his careful uurlure to a trunk Irom fifteen to twenty feet in height and twelve to fiAe en iucivus al the lout.

It gives out no other branches than heavy stroug leaves from three to ten feel long, hicli shoot out thickly from tbe body. Capt. lovell bad named it the Century Plant, aud under the popular impression that ir would not bloom uutil it reached the age of loo yearsi tmhas Itswi sur prised and delighted, the lop or stem of ihe trunk giving forth Uiis season a largo uumber ol bcauti tut and luAurianl blossoms, from the maimer in whx It has been trimmed, it makes a de lightful shade, the bottom leaves being rctnoi ed some six or eight feet from the ground. Sloop Destroyed. The sloop Com.

Holers, from irov. iHdeu with lumber, eauzlit lire near Hud sou, ou the inst, and was burnt th water euge. ITl I If EL LI A K. I UK bztvttZLanzsT. Jamtk tkcrntt was yeaitenUvliiaes hcfore Beranler Wiut.

txamfoatiou unite chjTfi of usvliii embezzled th property of Lis em. ploysr, Jauie Crow to the amount of over S400, durtuc hi inenu rrwm tt eiry about a looatla map. It mymi frees the tcliiuuuy that Mr. Crow wtut acroe tbe UkslakU; aud leu, Skemtt iu cltarn of DU crocery, North Msraet trec. The stock was worth about .00, aad Jdr.

Crow waa offered SJ.000 for it Just befure hia depart uie, hut wheu be relumed the greater portion of It bad diuppcareJ. aud no satisfactory account of eoia urn li'inil xroai Ekerritt. committed for trial before Ibc int ti trie Court. rrJ The sales of Beard fc May this day, at 12 o'clock, tBuki Aicatlr, offer a rare pportauKj for in veatmeata in real estate. Tbry wilt ortrr the valuable property on the corner of St Charles aud Bevia streets, to ctate tae eeeiUa of Pau dins, a bouse an lot oa Pslm ra ftreet, be Ion ring to tbe socceanon of Mr.

Kru oedy 1 a valuable battnre lot betwstm Jfot Daaoa and Julia streets, and a lot sa Palmyra street, alt sttuawd ti tbe First District A comfaruble frame dwrlliuc oa Pta qurunue, and acre el choice balunuf rata on Un Oak (treet. Fourth District Previous to which will be sold the valuable bouse servauts befamalng the auccesdoa ot Sossn McConnlck. la snyWaaeruirUelnate U.czoevtto uibrfnltoiiiiBesad.HiirrnstW v. Adxittko to Bail. John Moran, one ofthe persons charged with baring wounded CapL Wetymouta aad Mr.

Brsra ia tbe sSttf la Theatra Alie so Wsdotsday nlbt, was yesterday admitted ts ball ia the mm of by Bscortfer Winter. Win. A. Beechev bat prevtoualy wad affidavit that was at tba cooWbsuaa of Jobs McDoaneU oa tbe nlgbt ofthe fist rnsUwnea an affray took rises between CBsningbaiB, Tbo anaoa, Duffy and Green that be bad aa opnortaaitv of witneaain and dis nearly ail that oixansd betweea tb nervosa wbo were eogagea la said affray; that be is wvB acajsalated with John Maeae, aud kiawa lis, he was est st er sogaged wtth tba eouxi say whs soman met tfis after, aor did he after a few ehete frem earl, aid. iK, a aramao taat Moras ata net earn eg .11 rs llJZlIsJ 5J i ueuiuH.

tarn oarv perAoa wtwa Jea wis yr. Fteldt, tne was lore i tba tasnf bTha Sana hat aaorif a the vt arnrsr asaaal Aug Caaridy wti itoliaiBsy tshstf htW itecsraer laf a ysara saee she bad ksse fat New Orieaas, eaa ubaroftbs child. Hha replied that sbt bad been arven rant a this city 1 that she bad knows Jootwoa hat a few loantnai that tbe fcther of tbe child was a Bpaaiab man, named Cannon, and that be had left ber a abort Hsas amcs ts to to Mexico. Tbe wwoisn la pals sad sasmlngly eoa samptiva. 8 be appears bxUlllgaH, har BBSaMr.hr must.

mmA Am has evidentbr been assd loasiag, She was ro v4l to nrwoo for fartbevessashsatVaa. Tbere is only sm atbar toataaee at wbus wasaae be kwir fa tbia ett. aad the issue sf her 04 as debased tkn still Ores and daiass tn taherit troaa bta another tin! privileges of a free John Johnaoa is a atout aegro, dark as ebony, and sbopt as ill favored a specimen tbe rrmwt homo sa one cn see snywhfre. He sys tbst Mr. Kpndall.a painter, is sgent for hia owner.

Drscn ABGED. C. Hentriz, charged with bavin' rtolrn 1 frrrm Bohrt Peorer, in Dr. LuMnborg a Hospital, on tbe 4th of Jane last, was yesterday discharged by Be. cor.ler uzemau; sna Peter Jackson, accused with har ns passed a coonierl it coin, waa acquitted by Recorder Winter.

Bitten. Mrs. Henderson made affidavit yesterday before Recorder Seorenesu, that she was severely bitten on Wednesday by a doe owned by Mr. Jeonning, wbo reside on Piety street Warrants for the earcotmn of tiie doe ami for tbe arrest of Ibe master were israed False Psjctiences. Jean Dcrcti made affidavit yesterday before Recorder GenoU, that a man named AuJre collected about a month aro the sum ol due depourot by F.

rruuaox. by ffttcly representing that be ni sntborized wr. Thr accused lisa hero arretted Labi fcNV Jules Kichet deposed yesterday, bt; forr rJti Oeuoit, tbii to rounds if guupowrter, a jli. vet sod nve oerrria ol eauo. iici juging stolen ou Monday tai fi Jin tbe tW Buiu, ami thjt be hs retuuu 10 belitve the Urceuy waa rvuuiniea oy a man named Ai'hur.

A warm it as Attl ii to Kix.1. AM A riaiJii iED VioLCaca. Ptlfr O'Lradtn yta(tiJa Iskeu hrfcre Recorder teutti.c tu en the tlia of Laving aejnuiua ana oemrn finLj. iac Uintycr. ia htr unu Uuaee, at tb comer of L.j'j sn luid Lerec ju tlie 1U in.t, aud sUrnipt ing tr.

kill uer with a puon. It vsa matter of speculation lVtei juld Le tirtrtta bil object with such a we (xju, iwi it he did mttiiJ to kiilj out hcu it wss iutro iurei in couil Ly tije injured party, there waj no 'oDger t.u, it' ubt od tht aubjetL It tn Iron puou, with the top oi lilt Liiudlt filed to a iha p.rii)t. Slid ft was provtd that Peter tavc Irs. Vidweer a tab with it ou tLe aide of the htaJ, wuith inflicted a itvere wouud. He waj coiumlttcd for trial before the First District Couit.

During the exam it appears 1 that Peter ad Mrs. WidrneyeT reside the Loute, Slid tliat the quarrel between tbem ori glutted tn an attempt tcede by Peter, about daylight on the of the 14tb. to do violence to the daughter of Mrs a girl about slcvsn years uf age. fell yrs tcrdsy luade a aecond sffi terit, charging uini with an at leapt at rspe upon this daoglittr, whuue name 1 Dvrits, and be asoheld to answer that accumtion. t'wDAy Evening Jtxy 13.

C'jipi Wlvmoith. This uijrortuuate victim of the t7ray in Theatre Alley was still siive at 10 o'clock but bad beeu sinning gradually, so tuat uo hope i low enten allied of his rec very. Be Las ust spoken i.uct he received the wounds on Li head. I.NL Kftis. Deputy Corouer Loze held an iu qcest ibis morning on tbe bodv of a riegru woojid ramed MsriE'ef, owned by Mrs.

Francois Rsup, wbo died of dc iirium trtuitus at Tio. 24 Crtpj tLrcL Verdict stcorj lugly. A nut her iuquet was held thu morning, at 308 Royal street, tbe bcly ot Tberraia Biiel, aged thirty yesrs. a native uf Gcnnajiy, wiio died suddeuiy. Verdict, "Died of couKtire fever." Sti.alino Stavks.

Beulwain was ast errn uf arrested by the Fourth District police, st tbe request of O. Ledda, who charges bim with hsriug stolen a Quantity of as from tbe corner of Levee and Hi. Mary steels. No examination yet. Vovno Vacsants.

Two young lads, named Jos pli Perry and Duncan, were taken before Be conier Oenois tbls morning on i be charge of baring col off tbe pot kef of a sleepy negro io tbe Vegetable Miket Ust nigb'. and appropriated Its contents a few dimes to their own us Tbey were known to ibe police as olcfotfeudrra. who i elonged to a party of lads of their own age. wbo lire by pilfering from tne ateanab. ats and wharves.

Tbey were sent to tne Wok Hoaae. WBIT3 of Habeas Coarus. A petition has been filed in the District Court by counsel for Constance Leconipte, wbo pcaya that a wr.t of tiahcat rermu be issued, and It. 2.1 be or discbsrged fmm tbe Work Bouse, ta wbicb be lias ueen committed by Recorder Oenois, on the charge of vagrancy. The ground of the application is that Le rumple hss arked fur a Uial by Jury, and that tbe Recorder had no authority to sentence him to Imprisonment in the Work House.

Tbe case will come up for argument tomorrow. The Recorder have lately adopted tne plan of sending vagranta wbo demand tbe privilege of a trial by jury to I be Work House, instead of tbe Parish Prison, justly concluding that tbey should not be a burthen oa the community, sod should labor for their own support. The opinion ia beginning to prevail that all persons imprisoned should labor, and It is sustained by tbe remarks of Judge Buchanan, when during tbe illness of Jodge Larue, some time since, be sentenced persons to tbe Penitentiary, and orated thaf it were better for tbem and tbe community thai tbey ahoold do something while confined towards their own aupport, than that they should live In Idleness. If the Recorder have not the power of tend ng vagranta to tbe Work House to await trial, it ia time that the authority should be vested in them. Two petitions have been filed In the Fourth District fur writs of Kabcat ci'rput, and both will be argued to mor row before Judge Reynolds.

Tbe police have lately, in tbe several districts, arrested women of bad repute, and when taken before tbe Recorders these women hae generally been fined or imprieoaed ia Oi Work House. Counsel for them have contended that the police have no authority to enter their houses snd arrest tbem, when no other cuarre is alleged than that tbey are lewd and abandoned, and we learn that the question will son be trsred before one ef tbe inde Jtau rivrd I On tje iid by the Eev. Mr. Jerome Twichell, Mr. JOHN W.

RAMSEY, of this ritv, to Miss CLARA JOSEPHINE OARHETT, of Cape Girardesn. Mv liled: Ou ie 12th iust in Memphis, Mrs. ZOC LCB, wife ni C. Lusk. I Haton Rouge si 1 Hourton papers please CApr On FriJav rcoraicg.

the T3d inst a. o'clock. OEOBGE BROWN, sgr Ji years. ry leaH Pracraatinate. Tht piiliiic are hereby duly informed that KING'S STORE, 7 CAMP STREET will be closed ou the 7th af Aguat Their nitrrrrt bids tbem to call forthwith and receive a part of tne great BARGAINS.

Kefcrr Joors are CLOSED. Jy. 4 SKipfU IHanentc Werks. lYrsous wUhitif MASONIC BOOKS OR DIPLOMAS, ran find tbe same at tbe N't QRLEJS'S ST fTHKXEKS IT IKK HOI iK," EL'S Na tin Cams street whrtT they csu uud au aaaortment of tVorka auilabla kit 'hecralt Jv.l We Uave found it necessary to adopt tbe follow ins rales iu relation to toe advertising of steamboats having the port lor points up tbe river; aud shall. tm and after this first prusirao the tiret sf August ink srisbly adhere to ineiu or ecb s.esmboe'.

advertisement of ten linrs. ur nnrfer tue chwge per wet k. or a tea time, will be One Dollar; tui evury wet V. er portion uf week thereafter, during which uibs.lT, tlx luen's rusy he kept in the papt r. a like charge be sie For every rbsngt or alt.

ration in soch ad au tdtLtiuaal cte.rtt ot Twenty hve CtaU will be made. FurranJ. ihXifing the public of.ateainbuaX drpartareo, not sxrnMlag tea tia thr coarse will be One DoUax nr caxdi on upyiug a hu grr vce, aa sdtiiliotisJ prjxrt1onate cbargt will he made When the names of two or snore Anna, as steamboat ageuts, are attached to an advertiarment, each awe will he charge at these taritt rates. tr i iinn be ritar.t the party ou whos the aiiveniaraaeat waa haaaed! I nwiU be held reapaoatbte fw the payanent la Ml. Clathinsi ta Order.

Ttticjltss srs praakiViThrtsIe measures tx, i receiw oraer for CLOTHTJTJ for tbe romlmj season, wtth the un orrwanaiug taat au art ids ardared shall prove aatiatactory IN EVERT RESPECT, or those ordering wiU bs wnder Bo obliratloa to take tbem. THOS1PSON a NXXOH.No. IS Camp strast, opposite City HaU. Jy7! "pr Snd SOS Broadway, New Tork. J.

C. M'srgaai BULLETIN OP NEW BOOKS, Received tbls week by Bamden's Express. or ANECDOTES. OF LITER A TL RE AND TUB FINE ARTS By Raafitt Arvlae, A STEP FROM THE NEW WORLD TO THE OLD ATiis dick AUA1N By Heory Tapaau HISTORICAL KETCH OFTHE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH By Alexander Jones. THE HI STOUT OF BAXKINO By Woo.

J. Lawaon. THE KNIUHTS OF EN LAND, FRANCE AND SCOT i. A i ay nenvy winiatn Herbert. HALLECK'8 POETICAL WORKS New aud cbeap edition.

ROC6UINO IT IN THE BDSH; or, Ufa in Canada By Sa anoa Medic. .1 I.lTFBtTf.'BF, AKn THF. i tTSBisv lfFfT or UKLAI nsUTAXrt AND IRELAND Fresh sup ply LIFE AND LETTERS OF WIEBCHR Fresh supply. FRENCH ON TBE 8ITJDT OP WORDS FrssA sunolv SIR JONAH BASUNSTONt PERSONAL 'SKETCH ES OF HIS OWN TIMES. NOVELS.

TIME AND TTDE or. Strive sad Win Be a. ALEXANDER TARDT, THE POISONER, sr. Pirate caietof 8C Doasiago. THE D1ART OF A LONDON PHT8ICIAIf 4 aaries.

TRESH SUPPLIES DATS OP BRUCE By trraca AguUar. DOLLARS AND CENT Amy Latfaiwa. CHARMS AND CO03TEB CHARJIi By HarisBfcIo CLOVEBNOOK By AHos Carey. DP TttBEHISa yHlli, tA JT IdyftUt Ftrhstm Fjoea, AAjtsalas the Past furl. Bears' Ka lalts aaa likassana 8n ni na, I'm lalssa sail 1 gaiiM aad ts) Alstots.

st It eVtock. a awT Morpfay Hsvtas sella Oraearu at cs.e. aTsv er li.twsta. fines at 4 at tbs earawr of Perdias aw R. M.

Mataewarry at Ca. sells tmnxtmuT ataefcaa Ms. er Cwaa stow, MUm Cow, aaaaa thaw aM ai rimemntatCa.mUlTfOoauM,a,u UfcW BieurfDe street. J.St. Caraoaa Ca.

sen Real Estate.atiss'cWv Arcade i alas, Barvsacha aa4 Baraesa, Banks's Arcade. J. A Beard slay sell Real Estate, st eVsek Arcade. taTtmtt TOE MUXICAJI. wir THE WAIT'' eraeaa The Ualted 8tuea aad Kexl JLLUtTmATMoT.

rirtorial Drawings of all the PraaehMl By CARL Bllll1 Author of A Pictorial and Arcbwoisftcal Toys A DESCRIPTION OF KACaf By 6EO. WlLKTSa RXJtDAI Author of the "TezaaBaatarsKzse mw A lew copies of this rich aatd lam work bare beea received, aad aaajr as iswas at tbe Plcayaae and at tbs asiadpai Bsakabw elegant Portfolio, bslf bound, gta. Tatt to purr base for fr ass lug, the teat aad rWsi BOOK A.ND JOB rttlNTI. Those of our dtixens wbo are la west af arrr JOB will find it to their advantage te tears ttstSsmt Jeb Ofllee mf the o. C6 Camp street, where they can have It executed hi anpertar opou the mowt reasonable tarwa.

ear The material used In tills di lailaaiig st tl OHice was sele. ted with the greatest cars, aad km adapted to the execution of PLAd.N AND ORSAME5TAL with the utmost daapatakv, Its'' Hoo's Steach OylUder Job is used in this rstshilslimeat by aaeaaa af ehkt orders can bs faruiabed at abort aetata and at 8o that every character at Printing cam aaa office, from a Poster of soy dlmsaakmg tows ret Card, at Iu such oikmsnlikt auutaar at w'J most perfect satislactUm. ve rin liatyaiSerea. wtirn. ana uwit wususi wr all these annoyances by pnrabasing LEIOHTON CO.t.

"garsUsass IMeleseses MO barreiasrflonaJf barrea, eoLDeat bTrup. SO hHTtb mad 100 half basts LOAF, POWDEJLED AND CRCknJw) 1000 iwitW. CLARIFIED frOSAB, WHITB AX so hhda, SOD barrels Constant tywa baadaad foraalsbi lotatac aabiS OmJdp 1 A. W. tieaeral Ma ratal Insarreaee xVKar rvMX.

AVAILABLE ASSETS The Fire hustDess af this eoaspaay 4Wuig unaeo aince toe xhq ar bencefwrth win be mnfiard I 1 It KIBKB EDWARD i je ly Te Owarra aad Aaeata af Bleaaubaata. I unpos bt I Aars raws the ERT COOL Tne attend at sent esa KOt.I.INB'8 BATHS. at Ns. find in his large aasl cswsaaodi lect ovasr. Cleaning and Dyeusg OaU wiu be glad as saw ywa.

jy il gapim 'ettrwary aaU tatnsuAtasTa) iwsv. lis shill ImiSii ri.au mt re a A SJ a Jt.st opeued at 114 Caoal street, th lAlvirkif received by ship Magaga. fruau Havre i Rich BAREGE ROBES Say soars 'f Tana ROBES PERCTU: 4 vmissat. hBwdei' BUlgrav. Casbmera PEUCLLE8 eRISEfl gmafl psttarsat (t Pi iiited RENCH CAM BRIO Btyls ISM, i FRENCH CALICOES.

4 Bsaasat. 811 MANTILLAS Latsa Brylea. PARAbOLB, Ac, Ax. 4 With a large assortment af atbar awada, arbiah sasUa) are respectfully invited to cast aad sussass v. D.

H. i 5a. lit Canal aaast Jy lttldp Betweea III art i a aad Bars Pferrie Way, FASHIONABLE CLOTBlNt It Csraer ml Caasp aad Cssbsbsbi stisata, I Jys sdptf Dastar tha City Wkal la more TaMMtBBlfwrtmbta than a tatty fltUag SUlRTf tnwsi SvUing sT Pint Premium Shirt and Oawtlesnea Faralaluag Ms. as Ca I strast, 7 whers yon can obtain Srt rsso 3 SHiaTa at a roa half and other erodes as atanHar fcsw an aaa. Jji.J Te the Cul act away Clth aut av BXFILAkRIhu la sssaweaaarfv a EACH BATH CCHTS.

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