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Ailubcrlp kW coyness, rents. UwwiiMM.My"M tern to, 1WU Inserted tar 01 the Art, tti to cents far avery Mbat rat tneerttaav Ikw ad rtr length cWp4 la mill I loa Adrraaeate Mill aw tae Mem page enargaa ss sew net any. AdvertweaMnta paMlahed Weekly, nl weekly, tn aaekly smoothly, arc charged (1 per aaaac. for ever Insertion. liberal discount wli be made to those who advertise by the year.

Advertisements, sot seedBed a to time, wtll'lc pabllahed iw nMtk ajiit rbwwd a firdiiiel 1 bat BO adver liattarat at aabaenpuoa will be stooped until all arrearage are paid, antess at the option of the pro prietor. Marriage and oMtaary aottee are charted tl perequare. To Pxuon Laavtko City. Persona tearing, the city for a month or during the summer, and deairooa of hiring the Picayune Mat to them for that time, ran be accommo dated simolv by leaving their address at the office counter, No. 66 Camp street clerk of the steamship Mexico has oar ackaowledgemenu tor polite atreaUon.

ry Thanks to the clerk of the steamboat Texas Banger for a Sbreveport paper of the 13th fry Thanks to the officer ot the steamboat D. S. Stacy for late Memphis paper and other favora, We hare been requested by the friends Dr. James Jones, Profeeeor in the Medical School of the I'niversity, to state that be is not the Dr. James Jonet announced as a candidate far Representative to Congress from the Seeoud District or this State.

IsFiajgASY. The Howard Association, we learn, hare determined to remoe their infirmary ia the Third District from its present locality Mariny street, to a larger tenement, at the corner of Victory and Frenchmen streets. Tn Ci.rarV. Our clergy are not wanting in their doty to their flocks. Those who are well hare notified where they can be found a Protestant clergyman up town has been for some days very ill with the yellow fever, but is now, we believe, convalescent the Rev.

Mr. Aylward, of the church of St Therese, and the Rev. Mr. Moynehan, of St Peter's, Catholic clergymen, are under its influence, and tbe Rev. J.

E. Blin. of St Auguaiin's, on the Bayou Road, has died of it Tbe majority of the general patients are ot the Catnouc persuasion, and their pastors bare a very trying time of it The Re. Mr. Whitall, of the Methodist Church, we believe, has aigua lized himself by his iuceasant devotion to the sick of the Third District Foa LrstaiA.

We call tbe attention of our readers to tbe notice in our advertising columns of a proposed expedition to Liberia, to sail from this port ia December. Last year many emigrant were disappointed in obtaining passage; to avoid this disappointment this year we advice them to send in their names to tbe secretary, at 1 1 Exchange Place, as soon as possible. The society, we learn, intend to send a large vessel with ample accommodation for freight and passengers. Advices have been received from Liberia as late as the llih of Juoe all was provperou. The emigrants by the Zebra were well and in fine spirits.

Some who went out merely to look at the country have determined to remain. "A Hnrr. A correspondent signing himself Medicos," suggests that it Would be much to tbe relief of doctors just now if the Relief Committee1 of the Howard As.ociation, and others desirous of procuring for rick persons medical ad vice, would write their directions legibly, and specify exsctly where the patient is to be found. Medico' says the numbering on tbe dwelling is so erroneous as to form no guide whatever, and it would therefore be well for direction to state between what streets the patieDt is, how many doors from the corner, right or lefr, going or down from any particular street, aod whether the patient is in the front or the back part of the dwelling, what etory, dec Onx or tbx Eorroas. The Savannah people are a whole souled people, and their newspaper editors are not a whit better.

Let those who disbelieve read the following letter OFFICE OF THE DAILY MORNING NEWS, I Savannah, Jug. 11, 1063. D. I Rlcardo, Secretary Howard Association Dtmr Sr Enclosed please find check on Bank of the Republic," at New fork, fur 150) one hundred and filly dollars. This amount baa been contributed by a few personal friend, in lami of fire to twenty dollar, in response to an invitation est nded through the column of the Mom In news, ana is transmitted to your Associet on in aid if their benevolent ex.er.ion in behalf of the indigent sick of year city.

A rail for a meeting of our citizens bai juat been banded in. The meeting will take place to morrow, whtn our City Cootv ii will be authorised to make a editable appropria; ttsa tor tbe relief of tbe New Orleans sufferer. Is the meantime, sir, accept tbe small amount enclosed with our sincere wishes for the speedy abatement of tt, fngnttul epidemic witb wbicb your city is at present scourged very respectfully, your obedient servant. W. T.

THOMPSON, Editor Daily Morning News. Tm Mails. The Savannah Courier of the 13th says: It would really seem as if the Government were resolved to reduce the mail service between thU city and New Orleans to a tri weekly standard Very frequently, in fact, almost continually, wr receive two paper mails while tbe neves" even of the latest dates is oceaiionaliv anticipated through the Charleston papers. This ought not to be the case, and we sincerely trust that thv postmaster in this city may give tbe eubj ct bii earllest attention. At present our New Orleanr exchanges are completely valueless.

The Morning News of tbe same date says The Western mail yesterday morninc brought us the New Orleans papers of the Otb, and 7th inst We would make tbe same complaint of our mails from the East, but we find that complain, are use lees. The mail contractors appear to think that anything coming from New Orleanr just now must be unheeded, unnoticed, unap: proached. We don't think our Savannah exchanges are completely valueless. They sometimes bring the Savannah iSttu, and promptly bring us tbe proof that our friends in that spirited and enterprising city are friends in deed as well as in name. Long may tbey live That is just now the best wieh we can devise.

Mobile Items. The Board of Aldermen of Mobile, in reference to the health of that city, have passed a resolu tioa placing 1 1,000 at the order of the Mayor, to be expended in the necessary precautions fur preserving the health of tbe city. This, the Advertiser says, is an excellent move, and will donhtioss be concurred in by the Common Council. Tbe watering places across the bay, rays the Advertiser, were never so full of visitors as daring the present season, the number of familite from New Orleans far exceeding the uual average. What with fishing, boaiiog, music and dancing, the crowd seem to enjoy themselves most taoreef Uy.

We trust they may continue to do so. Tkt Ttmiirhet. A letter from a Gainsville liAiia to its eorresnondent here, received yester ilir has ih followina Seed on your troode there ia nnw, and bas been here for a week pas'. water sufficient for the Iran to res.cn mis Mint" Admertimtr. lfUa taut gewrvsl We learn that the Metho osk oeaomlnaitnn are now holding a protracted "hag; at Coitase Hill, which has been at IZZ fc rt saccesav Quite a large nam eeen convened.

The meeting wu wwiuun lor aome data vet Tn, i i the of Dr. Hawtrey lihrmry kaat a Loadoa correspondent New York Tie.ee, read of sneh prices mm still beieff given for aa imperfect copy of the Coyerdale Bible fancy price. Indeed, for that great biblical rarity, so eagerly is it coveted by book col lectors. Aa edition of Homer abo produces? sMO, and a sopy of Sbakspeare, Brat edl tioa, 63. A DanU manuscript, on vellum, sold far 105, amd eee of Orid, also oa vellaaa, for C90.

Attasratiteri tbe Doctor bad good reasea te be sat isCed wttb the results or the su days sale, which realised 410: especially as be has rsserred onye of bis shsicejst bibJieeli treasares for his owa assv. Doctor was recently bead master at to, aad bad gradaaJly famed bis eeUecUea fort jears' watchinx hla spportiuiiUaa, Oar Nartbera aad Sea thwes term Friends. The citizens of New York and Philadelphia, those citizens and cities so often attacked in the bitterest terms by th people and the papers of the South, West, and Southwest, far their grasp ing Cispositiun, enmity to the peculiar institu tion," fcc, 4r, ic have, at the first appeal for pecuniary assistance for the indigent sick of New Orleans, promptly responded by liberal subscrip. lions. And they appear to be determined not to relax in the good work, but to continue to help us as long as there is need for it They have vied with our owa citizens now stoppipg in those commercial emporiums, and their renerosity will longte remembered here, with that deep gratitude which will be exhibited at the first op portunity not in words, but in deeds.

Baltimore, Savannah and Mobile are the only cities south of Mason and Dixon's line that appear to have any active sympathy with our suffering and stricken population. They, too, acted promptly and liberally, and have an equal share ia our warm aad sincere regard and thanks. We see that Natchez and Baton Rouge have adopted quarantine Vegulatione, whereby to save their inhabitants from the contamination of our epidemic They do wisely andawe trust thst all the towns and plantations on the Mississippi or its branches will follow this prudeut example. We believe that we have published the only donations received here from the Estates, counties, pnru.be, cities, towns, villaaes aod plantations on the above river and its branches. They amount to one hundred and sixty dollars one hundred and fifty dollars from the French Con sul here, rusticating up the coast, and ten dollars from one of our subscriber at Plaquemine.

Later from Texas. By the steamship Mexico, which arrived yes terdav, we have full files of Texas papers. Tbe latest Galveston dates are to the 12th inst Tbe authorities of Galveston have adopted quarantine regulations tor all vessels arriving there from all ports or places beyond the limits of the State. Tbe anchorage is abreart of Mus quiie Isiand, and vessels are to remain there for uot more thau twenty days. lr.

A. Man wood is health and port physician and boat ding officer, and is to receive $Ij for each vessel boarded by him. A Board of Health has also been appointed We have a copy of the regulations adopted, which persons interested can see by calling at our office. The steamship Mexico, wh'ch arrived at Gal. veeton on the tin inst lrom this city, was de tained at the quarantine ground, and none of the passmcers were permitted to go on shore for twenty four hours after her arrival the mail was also detained, and no letters or papers were permitted to be sent to Houston.

Tbe Galveston News gives the following table of the election for Governor, Lie utenant Go vemor and Congress, premising that tbe returns are not complete For Qnvtrnor. Pease Orliiitree 3.iT Ktsus Wood. I for Lmtrnatl Uoctrnur. Dickson Robertson Kirby i.lV Heury For Congrttt. Bell 3.417 Cnuthrn Lewis IJ ttiake I'KO Scurry I We are far from aseumios; that tbe candidates will stand in the same relation to each other when the total vote shall hare been received on the contrary, it is bichly probable that their position may, some cases, be reversed fhougb our opinion is, tnat uie leaains; candidates, as here ehown, will continue foremost tn the eud ot the race.

Should this be so, it will follow that Pease, Dickson and Bell are elected It is bardlv pomible that the extreme Eastern, Northern anil Rio Urande vote may be so cast as to disappoint ail present calculations. The report from San Antonio of Gen. Lamar death i believed to be incorrect His relations in Galveston have no news of such an event, and bis residence is only a day's journey from them The Galveston New says: Tbe fall crop will now soon be coming to our market and as our planters are probably looking wito some auxie'y to wnat may oe their lacili ties for shipment, we will enumerate the boa's that are expected to run on the trinity and Bra zoe rivers. Tbe steamer Jack Hays is nnw being thoroughly repaired forthe Trinity trade, and will soon be in readiness. Tbe Kate is now in tbe Trinity, aod ready to run as soon a business offers.

The Guadalupe is underguior repairs in Buffalo Bayou for the same trade. Tbe Magnolia is also expected to resume her place in that river. The steamers Vim. Penb and Major Harris are now iu the Brazos, and ready to run as soon as there is any inducement to do no. Several new boats are also expected for these river.

Tbe lodianola Bulletin deuie the existence of yellow fever at that place. Lieut Stevens, wiih twenty or twenty five men, has left Iudianola, to commence operations on the Colorado raft From the relurui. it appears that the bill appropriating ,000 for clearing out the Texas rivers bas been rejected. Tbe Galveston News saje Col. Clute commenced putting down the telegraph posts in this city on Monday last, beginning at tbe post office, in the second story of which he will have bis office.

Tbe posts by this time are all put down a far as the crossing of the bat at Deer Island. The crossing is effected by enclosing the wire in gutta percha and placing it under water. The line, we understand, is completed from Houston to Virginia Point, and the whole line from ibid city to Houston will now soon be in operation. We observe that this line in tbe eastern part ol uie Mate is progressing as last as circumstances win permit, ine weatner has been very unfavorable for some time past and has occasioned some unavoidable deiav. The reports from the Brazos Canal are of tbe most encouraging character.

The work, we are assured, is progressing as fast as the most ran guine friends of lhi enterprise have anticipated Two sets of hands are employed on the new diedge boat, so as to keep her io operation day dim uigui wnuoui luieriuiseiou. ue eupertu teudeiit, Mr. Bradbury, writes that be will have cut tbe canal in Oyster Creek in auoiher week, lu the meantime lis is having auoiher boat constructed out ol" tbe two old ones, which will be taken into Oyster Creek and thence rent round to the Brazos to commence the canal at tbe other eud in Kast Uuion Bayou. Mr. B.

entertains no doubt that the canal will be completed by February next Our planters are now generally engaged in pickiug, aud all accouuts encourage the hope of a very tine crop, at least one tbird larger than that of last year. Four bale of new cotton in all have been sold at Galveston for twelve cents per pound. They classed a good middling. Tbe Indianola Bulletin saya We felt alarmed aome two weeks ago at vacue rumors of tbe appearance of the cotton worm, but rejoice to learn that tbey have entirely disappeared, and that throughout tbe twelve or tif teen cotton counties of tbe west the cotton crop is very promising. We therefore anticipate a much larger crop than ever before made.

Tbe wheat crops of Central and Northern Texas are said to be excellent Prairie bay has become an article of general use in Indianola, and is found to be very good and much cheaper thau Northern hay. The Houston Telegraph says: Mr. Koese, the engineer of the Houston and Austin or Galveston and Red River Railroad, has recently sorveved another line from tbe Cypress to Cockran'a Sboajs on the Brazos, a few miles below Hill' Ferry. Tbe distance by this route to tbe Brazos is only four mile less than the route to Warrn. Tbe company will probably cause another route to be survoyed to a point on the Brazos above Warren, and near Rock Islsnd Ferry.

Tbey have not yet determined what point they will select to cross tbe river, or whether tbey will cross it at alL There are about twenty hands still at work on the road, and they will probably increase the number to oue or two hundred in autumn. The section between Houston and the Cypress will probably be graded in tbe course of the winter. The crows ties for this section will probably be furnished in a few months. We learn from Orville Clark, who arrived here on Saturday evening from Nacogdoches, that Gen Rusk and Col. Johnson, with a corona nv of a boot thirty persona, intend to start in a day or two for El Paso, to examine the route for the Pacific Railroad.

Dr. Salisbury, the geolo gist appointed by the Pacific Railroad Company, and several other scientific gentlemen, will be in the company. Tbey expect to return to Austin ia two months. Gen. Clark is highly pleased with the portions of Texas that he has visited.

Ha traveled throneh a section of country about four hundred and fifty miles long, near the 33d degree of north latitude, and says the country seems as tt had been sjnnea oy naivrw a raumu. There is aot a single range of saeaatains, nor even a continuous range ei mus irom (incog doches to the Colorado, that eeeuts any obstacle to tbe construction of a railroad ty The teas burg Whig aCtaM 13th last has ne hallowing paragraph 1 at the Mempbte, wbiek passed us several cases Of yeiiow rervrn board, aad was not tMtrmiited knit The clerk Telegraphed to the KewOrleanaPicayune ARRIVAL OF THE HUMBOLDT. jyOilKIUN NKWa ANP M1RKKTR. By th Horse Southern Line. Nrsr Yoaa, Aug.

15 The Havre aad South ampton steamer Humnoiat aaa arrived, one brings dates from Liverpool to tbe 9d last The Liverpool cotton market exhibited no new feature. Quotations were steady and the de mand was fair. The sales of cotton for two days amounted to 15,000 bales, and the market closed tamely. The quotations are: Fair Orleans 677d. iddling Orleans CH fair nplands middling uplands 6J.

Flour was active, and price had advanced 3d. per barrel. Provisions were quiet Indian corn was firm. The reports of the Manchester trade are satis factory. Consols have declined '4.

American stocks were quiet and unchanged. The money market was unchanged. tat tern AOalra. The reports are contradictory. The only fact yet arrived at is that Moldavia has been declared indepeudeut of Turkey.

Kuuie. The I'ope is reported to be seriuui iy ill. Austria. Several arrests have breu made of persons cbargtnl with beiug engaged in a conspiracy to take the Emperor's life. licuuiurU.

The cholera is committing alarming ravages at Copenhagen. HUTHKU 11 THE HUMBOLDT. Baltimobi, Ag. 15 The Humboldt briugs four day later dates from Europe. The Liverpool cotton market was eteaJy.

Wheal ha slightly improved. Provirion 4 were declining. Tobacco was dull at steady prices. Tbe Manchester trade waseteady. Consols closed at fit.

Coffee was firm aod advancing. Sugar were unchanged. Havre Market. The Havre cotton market was steady. Kassia aad Turkey.

The Rnssiau Emperor ha not answered the note from the Ambassador of the other great powers. Tbe London Morning Chronicle reaffirm tbe statement that the I'nited Stales bad offered tbe Sultan both money and troop. England and France. In both countries affairs of a political nature are quiet Oar Relatione with Mexico. Naw Vuzk, Aug.

15 111 reported on good authority that tbe instructions from the Admin ministration to Mr. Gadsden, the Minister to Mexico, are to insist on the grant to the I'nited States of the free right of way for a railroad to tbe Pacific, aleng the '23d parallel of uorlh latitude. For this the United States will agree, accord ing to tbe report to relinquish all its claims on the Mexican Government in tbe Tehuanteper affair, will give Mexico indemnification for all depredation from American frontiers into its confines, and will share with that country in the advantages of this railroad. Deaths by Hnnstreke. There were one hundred death by sunstroke iu this city yesterday.

From Buenos Ayres. Later dates inform us thai the blockade of the port of Montevideo wa raised on the 'JUth ol June, and that the blockading fleet had gone to tbe city of Buenos Ayres. The Merder oa Mhlpboard. Chaixxston, Aug. 15.

In the affair of the murder on shipboard, reported to you the other day, Capt. Michael ha been bailed for as an accessory to the deed. The first mate, Mor has been committed to jail, and police offi cers have been sent in pursuit of the second mate. Lonlaioaa News. Tbe following item relative to the weather, health, crops, dec we glean from our exchanger from the interior The Natchitoches Chronicle of the 13lh inst says The warm weather of the preredinr three or four weeks has operated moat beneficially upon the cotton crop, and without some untoward circumstance our planter in this section will realize a fair crop.

The Shreveport Southwestern of tbe loth inst says The river continues to decline. The receu' dry weather has greatly improved the cotton in this parish, and gives promise that tbe crop will be a good oue. A merchant of this place, just returned from a journey through Eastern Texas, informs us tbat with the exception of Harrison county the crops of cotton and corn will be larger in that section of country than at any time during tbe last three years. The Shrereport Democrat of the 11th inet. contradicts a report that had gone out and was circulated that tbe yellow fever was then prevailing there, aud add We are happy to inform our friends in the ountry that there is not tbe slightest thadnw of truth in tbe report Tbere is in fact but little disease of any kind prevailing here at this time We bave resided in Mirevt port Tor nearly bve years, and never knew it so healthy at the same season nl the year.

The following is from the Clinton (East Feli ciana) Slate Paper of the I3'h inst Our parish, generally healthy, is becoming quite sirkiy oi late, uoctors are actively em ployed. Ice and lemons are in demaud. regret to learn 1'iat the good people of our sister parish, West 1 eliciana, are beginning to sutler. The Bayou Sara Ledger of the 13th inst say: On Wednesday and Thursday evenings last we were blessed witb fine showers of rain. We bave frequently beard of late, that the cot ton or boll worm ha made it appearance for tbe year I80J.

gentlemen bave earnestly requested us, in order to set the puiilic mind right on this subject to inform our reader that such is not tbe case. The worm alluded to i neither cotton nor boll worm, but ia what entomologists denominate grass worm." The Pointe Coupee Echo of Saturday lasl has tbe folio wine: Tbe weather during this week has been ex ceeding ly warm, with cool nights. A few light showers have fallen. We bave beard of a good many cases ol intermittent lever in our neighbor hood. This disease is qu.te a usual visitant of our parish every summer, but is more easily managed here, and is milder in it form than in perhaps any other portion of the State, being rarely accompanied or followed by congestion.

Few, however, escape it altogether, but its viru leuce appears to be weakened among the num hers it attacks. On tbe other side of the river, on tbe contrary, fever are uncommon, but when tuey uo occur they are violent and malignant A young man named Presaly Phillips, while intoxicated, is said to bave fallen from the steam boat Choctaw at Sbreveport, and been drowned, not many nights since. The Mansfield Advertiser states that the coco grata has made its appearance in the parish of IJeSoto. The Opelousaa (St Landry) Whig of the 13th mat announces The steamer Opeloosas will discontinue her trips to New Orleans until tbe epidemic ha somewnat suaeiueu mere, or until requested by the business men of the parish to renew them. Our town was never more healthy than it is at present There is no appearance amongst us of any sina ot contageou aisease.

uommoa intermittent levers, we understand, are quite numer ous in some section of the parish. We hear of no mortality, and we may hence conclude tbat even where fever prevail, they are light and easily maoasjea. The Democrats of East Feliciana have nomi nated the following parish candidates Senator, G. W. Monday; Representatives, A.J Kanaldaon and George McClelland; Clerk, W.

T. D. PetUss; Sheritr, Wm. M. Jordan; Recorder, T.

H. W. Bayoard Assessor, Joseph Drawdy; Coroner, R. BelL The Caddo Gazette says, relative to a report wnicn lately appeared in the Picayune or a fire at Doaksville, Caddo parish: "The first cool day that comes along we shall start out ia search of Doaksville. Any information as to its where aboate will in the meantime be thankfully re ceived.

Tbe locality of Doaksville was given as by tbe cierk or the boat bringing the news. We cor rected tbe mistake as aoon as possible, placing Doaksville whers it used to was," ia Arkansas. Tbere, Mr. Qaaotto. Pitmt JFis Wknr, i iageaioae vounc Benedict, ycleped John Mclatoah, taken before a justice at Waafaiagtoa far wbippiaf his wife, argued bis right to do so oa having good canoe, aad asserted Jhat he bad good cause, la her baring feroM4 bar prayeri I SERIOUS DIFFICULTIES AT EL PASO.

Fleet Beiweea Asnerleasv. aad Mexicans. A DISTRICT ATTORNEY RILLED. The "following letter reached us last evening by the mail steamer from Texas. It wa written at El Paso, Mexico, by a gentleman whom we know to bave means of obtaining the best infor mation.

It was addressed to a merchant of San Antonio, who ftrwarded it to us Ex. Paso dbx Noara, Mrxico, 82,1853. i Dtmr Sir This mall takes Vou pews of our difficulties here upon this frontier. Vou will not be surprised at them it has been predicted for montiVand months. We are here entirely abandoned.

I do not suppose the Government gives us a thought; they are so busy dealing out the loaves and fishes. From the moment the California emigrants strike the river they commence losing cattle; hundreds have been stolen ima uu i ried to this side of the river. i me ueau narties is tbe Montes family of of five brothers, protected bf the authorities. Ou the 10th or lain a man om the owner of 400 or 50(1 head of cattle, came to this side to ook for soerje forty bead mat no uau iuu uu rounds he came across part of Ibis town. Two Mexicans were herding Uiein together with aome eight or ten head ol Mexioau cattle.

He took the cattle, and was aking the herder to the Ai. aiue, wucu mey ook to me uusues ujiu afterwards. Mager then urove an iub cattie to his cauip on the American siuo i ui The next day lie came he Prelecto to tjrius bji his town, which he Old me nei uay, sou was arrested for stealing those aud other cattle and brown luto pi loon. lie has nau no trial jet i have been led to believe mat ue wouiu i released; indeed, the proposition was made by he Prefecto to release mager oy uis payiug iioo That looks like winuiiiig. uwMsiwr ward found out that aMager was a mau of pro perty, aud on the 17lh it was finally decided that Ins cause should be seut to Chihuahua, tbi using l.v thai means to get VKJ or ai.ooti out of him I'he bet of it is tbat Mager is detained upon the evideucu of the very mn wno stoie nis came, and iu whose possession lliey were aiterwaru luuud.

Alter the 17th all hope was given up oi having Mager released. The Califoruiaus made up a parly to rescue him from the prison. The tiling was publicly talked about for eeveral days; uo nenuiu aoneared to oav any attention to it. tin the morning of the Irtih, between 'A and 1 o'clock, I was awakened by bring in the direction ol me orison, aud soon atterwurus receieeu a message rom the 1 retecto IIISI a party oi muencaus uau attacked (be prison and had been repulsed, and tbat a dead and wounded man bad been eft on the ground, and requested me to exam ne them. I soon found myself on tbe spot and by the light ol the day that wa just breaking recognized in the dead mau Esler lieu drei, the district attorney ol b.l l'ao rounty.

Texas. I had him immediately removed to a room, and afterward sent across tbe river for burial. Tne wounded man, Samuel Hammock, was one of Col. Skillmana mail men: the ball had penetrated bis lungs, and he died in twenty four hours alter wards. The whole town was under arm in two hours all communication was stopped between this and the other vide they would not allow me to ross the river without a rennit lrom the rre fecto.

The, excitemeut still c.outiniies; two or three huudred men are drilling every morning aud reviewing on tbe Plaza. They anticipate another attack. They need bave uo fear; the Californian are not the men to stand bre. It is said tbey all took to their beels at tbe first charge. he Mr xi can were prepared lor mem.

imme diately alter the attack a mob paraded the streets shouting, Death to tbe tiriujos Death lo the Yankee dogs! Let us sack the stores and houses Let not an American escape I Everv American is in danger ol his life. hen ue walks along the street all eves are turned upon him, aud he is poiuteu at as one oi iur marked. is mill in prison, witnoul any proi pert of gelling out soon thai I cau see. The measure taken by toe authorities, and particu rly by tbe Prelecto, Jose franchus, have been arbitrary in me extreme, it is very evident tua Mager bas not bad a lair bearing; nor is mere any prospect ol it inucn excitement prevails on tne American siue oi me river, ah conuemn the lawless attempt of tbe party on the night ol the lth but they also condemn the course ol ibe Prefecto, upon whose shoulder rests the whole blame Mager is in prison, his properly in the hands of strangers, without tbe prospect ol being re leased. Tbe death of Ilendrei has cast a gloom over the whole community.

1 here is no telling vet hOjv tbe matter will end. Humor savs tbe Call lormaus are organiziug to tbe number of five hundred up tbe river. I place no reliance In it We also bear that Gen. Garland is ordered to occupy the Mesilla. D.

JLate from Bant si Fe. We have received rio Texa, dates from San la Fe to the lCih ult. The Gazette says: The probation extended to the Navajo to ena ble them to comply with the demand of (iov. ane, tor the delivererv oi tne murderers ol Ka nion Martin, seem to have been used to little ad vantage; the Indians bave not yet been heard lrom. nor is it known whether they intend to comply or not, but it is presumed they do not Mr.

Dodge, the newly appointed ageut, is now in the Navajo country, and will, in connection witb Major H. L. Kendrick, in command at Fort De fiance, visit the principal men of the nation, and again urge an immi diale delivery nl tbe mur derer. It is now understood that but one of the rive lodian present when Martin was killed was concerned in the murder; he is a man ot acknowledged bad character among the Indians themselves, but Ins connection with some re spectable and influential ftmiliea renders his de lirerv a matter ol some ditucultv. I hi difficult must be greatly inrreaeed hy the want of govern uieut among the Indian the naMon is composed oi several distinct Danus, who are, so lar as go vernment is concerned, entirely independent of each other, and it can ouly be by a united action oi tbe head ol the ditierent bands that anyim partant measure can be effected.

Gov. Lane has instructed tbe agent, Mr. Dodge, to propose to the aval on a change ot tbeir government so far as to create some one ol their number a pnnct pal cniet, or head oi i lie various band; unless this can be done, it will always be dimcull tn en force an accountability for offences committed by the bad men of tbe nation. In the present case, we believe the seitled conviction of both the civil and military departments ia tbat tbe demand ol Uov. l.ane should be complied with.

even should it have to be enforced at the point of tne nayonei. Major Cunningham, Paymaster If. S. Army Mr. Rumley, Marshal of tbe Territory, Lieut Griffin, Marshall and Bell, U.

S. Army, and others. bave arrived at Santa Fe from Independence Mo. Tbe Gazette saya We learn from a gentleman just in from Fort Uu ion, that a Mr. Cooper reached there on the Jtn inst, only twelve daya out from Indepen dence.

On the ult. he paased the new Go vernor, Judges, and one of the Indian agents, for Mexico, at tbe Council Grove: thev were awaiting tne arrival oi uen. uariaud, witn wbom they expected lo crosa the plain. The party are now some fifteen davs out from the urove, and may be expected ia banta Fe by tne turn oi August. Gen.

Garland bad under his charge some three hundred thousand dollar in coin, for the use of the army. Il ia believed tbat the headquarters of the army will be removed to Santa Fe immediatelv ou the arrival of the new commandant; this change will meet tbe approval of our citizens, a well as tbe officer ol the army. Mr. Dodge, the new agent for the Navajo, ha taken up a permanent residence among them His appointment appear to be popular. Dr.

Steck, agent for the t'lah and Jicarilla tribes, bas hopes of the successful settlement of tbe latter. The band under Chocon, numbering one hundred and twenty souls, have settled, says tbe Gazelle, under the direction of the agency, on the Rio Puerco, about twenty five miles west of Abiqul. Tbey have in cultivation one bun dred aod thirty acres of land, watered by a large acequia which they bave opened, sufficient to irrigate all the land they can cultivate, and in every way are giving evidence of industry and contentment that promises the most satisfactory results. rv A Pans correspondent of the New York Times, writing on the 21st alt, says A highly Interesting exneriment with the nui of chloroform as a substitute for steam in navir lion, has been made in the harbor of Lorient Tbe Uovernment aviso of one hundred and twenty horse power, Galileo, was fitted with an evaporating engine one half smaller than ordina ry engines oi tne same power. A stsc ewe condition or success was an seononv of firt ner cent, ia fuel.

This saving was attained, and the vessel made nine knots an hour) in a heavy aea It happened that the Minister of Marine was just then leaving tbe harbor to continue his four ol inspection, and he bad aa opportunity to witness tbe experiment. A comparative trial ia to be made immediately between tbe Galileo and the Bi aaa a eteam aviso of tbe same power in order tt judge tbeir speed aad their conswmp aavaa wi awa E7A Loadoa correspondent ef the York. Times, under date of the 32d of July, aayai A disdasruished member of a lea riles kM shewed ma yesterday a list of American railroad boat as, to tteaaaoaat af early thirty millions of dollars, eeeklnr Derehaasra bar. Ths rirplOTeaad, TUWa Wle Teanassse Elections The Knoxtille Register of the lOlh say From tbe besl information we can gather, the following entlemeti have bfru eiecieo iu von res fiota ibis State Whirs. William Coilum, Democra'a.

I Brookins Campbell, W. Chorcnwell, Charles Ksady a. Zolllcaoh Samuel A smitn, h. accuse W. Jones, 7.

8. C. PavatL 'Old meaibejs. E. Etheridae.

lata Yerger, R. H. Stanton, brother to F. P. Stanton, of this State, is beaten lor Congress in the Tenth Dis trict In Kentucky.

r. t. etan ton. tne candidate in tne Mempnis District is also beaten by E. M.

Yerger, a talented Whig and an eloquent orator. Our old mend. col. Samuel w. uavu.

ot Wil son county, ha been elected to the Senate from Wilson and Dtaaio. tie formerly repreaenteo Wilson county in the lower House. Col. Samuel Caruthers. a native of Tennessee, bas been elected to Congress from one of the new districts in Missouri.

We hope Uti question is now settled. Iowa. Tbe St Louis Republican of the 10th has the following concerning the Iowa elections Muscatine County. The Democrats in this county elected all their county officer by large majorities, with the exception ol tne snenn, u. U.

McCloud, Whig, who was elected oy about weflty majority. Iu Johnson county aiso, tne Democrat carrieu everything before ibem. Dubuque counly like wise. Missouri. The St Louis Republic.au of the l'Jlh saya: We shall deter the publication of any table of returns ui mo isio ciecnuas iuo i 1 1 aeveulh Congressional Districts until we can do so officially.

It is enough to say now, tbat all ol the couuties in tne intra District nave been heard from unofficially, and tbat Liudley beat Fox Jackson about Jou votes. The Second District places Caruthers far in advance of the foremost of hi competitors Kuglisb next Jackson next and Ro.ier last rue three generals run pretty close tocetner, but they all are dead slow, and ought never to bave been put into tne neid against a vvnig horse. River Intelligence. The St Louis Democrat of the 10th say The staunch and popular Delaware is loading for New Orleans, and will go out this alternoun The officer of tbe Bauuer Stale report the Missouri falling all the way down. Tbe Intelligencer says: Our levee i literally crowded with boxes and packaces of merchandise, tbe most of which comes by the way of Chicago and the Illinois river irom the r.ast The Republican says Tbe steamer G.

W. Sparhawk arrived fromGa ena yesterday evening, and r. ports Ibe river lo lie lallins all the wav down, with three feet water on the Lower Rapid. The Golden Era, in attempting to cross the Rapid on ber way up. got aground in the channel, and the sparhawk coming down managed to gel in the same nx.

Koih boat laid aground about eighteen hours. and both got on about tne same time. I he uolden after getting loose, abaudoued her trip, not being able to get over, discharged, her reighl al Keokuk, and will return to our andiug tbi morning. Tbe uUicer ol the Spar hawk were undecided lasl evening whether tbey would try and make another tnp to Galena or uot, as ireigtita are not any too pieuly, and the rate per too pounds about tbe same as during a good stage ol water. Tbe Pittsburg Gazette of tbe 9th says: Tbe river was rising yesterday, the rise, in this instance, coming from tbe Allegheny.

Tbe stage ol water last eveuiug was lour feel by pier mark and on a stand. received in town yesterday from the Clarion represent tbe rise there as being four leet, and more coming. he rain in the moun tains, al the source of the Ivlonougahela, was also heavier than here. Tbe owners of nig metal on the Clarion were loading, expecting to get down arrivals may therefore be looked lor ibis week. The Memphis Eagle and Enquirer of the 13th turnisbea the following items The Ne Plus Ultra, from St Louis, and the Wetumpka from Louisville, arrived last night hey report tne Dresden aground above here.

Tbe Banner of the loth savs At thi point yesterday tbe Cumberland, at o'clock, bad fallen fifteen inches during the pre vious twenty luur nours, auu wa ami lailing. The Sallie West, the only boat at the wharf, departed in the afternoon for St. Louis. Tbe St Louis Republican of the 10th says The river at Ibis point has still a good stage of water. Upper streams low, and packets making irregular trips only.

A better time is coming; hy tile first of next month all will be right side up." Thle Van Buren Intelligencer of the Cth inst. says: The river has fallen during the past week, and is now nearly at low water mark. The Cincinnati Commercial says: Tbe river ha fallen withiu about a foot of the lowest water mark of this season, and is still shrinking, it look muddy and disturbed, how ever, as though it might be meditating another swell. The stir along the landing which ensued upon tbe recent rise, ha subsided witb the waters, and the steamer rest sluggishly on the turbid waves. The showers of night before last appear to bave been heavier in Kentucky than with us, as the Licking commenced rising ye terday afternoon, aud poured out it yellow flood furiously, though not in sunVient volume to dis turb the equanimity nl the Ohio.

The Grat Illinois Central Railroad was formally opened on Fridav. the inst. fry We find the following paragraph in the MemphU Eagle and Kuquirt of tbe Dili Tvo Catholic prie's left New Orleans on board the Che nnwetli. One wa attacked hv yellow fever below Baton Rouge, aud was left a 'hat place. It wa 'houeht he would recover.

I he other was taken down two davs afterwards. and was not expected to recover. StkaxsIiip DKPABTVaK.s. For flfrui Turk Dirtrl. Tbe Promrthrus, Cspt.

YVamark. at 'i o'clock tnis lunrn mg. Apply at Camps neU For Snr York 'irfrt. Tlie Stsr of tbe South. Csnt Marks, ou Saturday next at A Ag iits J.

W. Stan ton A corner of Msgaiinr and Lsfayette streets. Stsajiboat I'KPAbttjbk To Day. For Ocean Sprinfi. Tht California, Cspt.

Krost. nn the arrival at thr Lake of the A. Jetf rsou aud A Pontthartrmiu cars. for M.ttit.Thr Florida. Capt.

Grant, on the arrival at the Lake of tbe M. Fontcbartrmiu cars. far Mtakapui.Tht Planter, Capt. Johusou. at Agent, C.

DeBlaut Customhouse street Auction Salb. The attention of norchaer is called to tbe sale at auction, this Hsv. at tialfnsa in o'clock, at the store of Messrs. Voorhits, Griggs a Co No i icnouvuouiaa street, ot ttieir entire Hoc of star ran dies, hams, soap and other produce, the vtholr 1 1 be sold for si count of wbom it may concern, ou a credit of two. three and four months.

For particulars see adTtrtiurniriit under auction bras oirr in el liu it a Boabd or HaALTH. The following is tbe repor of the interments in all the cemeteries of ihe city for tbe twenty four hours ending at o'clock A. on Wednesday, the 17th of August Yellow "Other Not Fever. Distsses. Stated.

Total Protestant, Oirod 4 Cypress Grave No. 1 ft Cypress Grove No. 2 70 Charity Hospital so 81 Patricks a CathosT No. 1 Catholic No. sd St.

Vincent de Paul, 3d Dls. Lafayette, District a Hebrew, 4th District Total 81m 3 1 it 4 1 7 i r. 1 II '1 I 2. 3 17 1 UI il 7 Chasity Hospital. Tbe following is tbe re port from this institution for the twenty four hours ending at 12 clock Tuesday night Death 3v uucnarges ycuow fever a Ikqobst.

An inquest was held yesterday on me Douy or a white man named Terence Plana gan, aged about twenty seven years, a native of Uellast, Ireland, found dead in the New Canal, opposite the Pickets. Verdict, that the deceased came lo his death by dro vning." RECORDER WINTER'S COURT. Assault with Intkkt to Kill. John Pericay made affidavit, before Recorder Winter, that about 12 o'clock on the night of the 8lh inst, wnue standing on Perdido street, near Philippe, he was maliciously and unprovokedly assaulted by one Ramon Bedondo, and struck on the head, arms and legs with a slung shot or other deadly weapon. Upon this affidavit a warrant was issued, Bedondo arrested, and yesterday exam ined, and the Recorder sent him before the First District Court for trial on a charge of assault and battery.

CoirturuaD. The examiaatioa of Jos. Honor, ascused of anon in setting fire to the house of B. W. SewelL in Camp street, en tbe night ef the 6lh inst, was yesterday centinned to tbe JOlh last Assault aito THaxATa.

N. Georre, aits Geo. Sherer, and N. Fans, sW Jowsmh Flink. were arroalsd os a charge of ssasning and tareatea with personal visleo Drsatofy, eOj the U' AitXm.lmmt They will he eajvJai oa we wi.

lost RECORDER RAMOS'S COURT. Chamb of Labcsny. Thomas Canill yester day made affidavit before Acting Recorder Ker that in the month of June last he deposited a lot of tools belonging to a forge in tbo bouse No. T2 Hospital street, the vame of said tools being about fifty dollars. Mr.

Canill further states that aid tools were feloniously carried off by as he has reason to believe from information received one micneuer, auuw vnaunoerTy, wnom ne charges with larceny, aad prays that a warrant may be issued for nis (cnamDerrysj arrest; which was granted. Viotxtcr Assault. A free negro, named Alex andre, was arrested yesieroay, coargea witu having committed a brutal assault anu paitery on a slave gin uauicu 3 Mr. R. Baqule.

The girl has been connnea to ht from the effects of the blows received The assault was witnessed by Mr. Ernest ha try, who made the affidavit upon wUicn Alexandre was arrested. WoaK Hocsa. Ann Coats, alia New York Ann, who was found drunk on Franklin street on Tuesday night aud who ia set down as an incorrigible vagrant, was sent to the Work House for thirty days. Margaret Doyle received the same sentence for being drunk and breaking things in the store of Mr.

Parlicbe. Pajiish PatsoN J. U. Espagnelte, s. ar rested for beiug drunk aud insulting the officers, aud also as an incorrigible vagrant, was seut lo ibe Parish Prison for ten days.

Bonds. Pierre Lepriol, for being drunk, disturbing the peace and entering a house, gave bouds lo appear aud auswer. DiscHAacan. Frances Williams, as. ar resled al the request of Mr.

C. Morel for disturb ing the peace in hi office, was discharged, the prosecutor not appearing. Diedt Of the prevailing epidemic, on Wednesdsy, the 17th inst, at naif out o'clock. V. at, aU JOHN U.

BROACH, fur tnauiv Katra aa leaiacut of tu.s cite. His friends are respectfully Invited to attend bis funeral. This Morning, at 10 o'clock, from hi residence on Baronue street, near Jalia street On Wedneadav. the 17tb I rut at half past 3 o'clock, P. uf yellow fever, wlLLlAal ROCsbEaU, infant son ol Uavld J.

ana iatouuc waiiscc. scu uiuuiua. Ibe friends of the family are tnvitei! to attend the fune ral. This Horning, at o'clock, from the residence of his parents, o. VI Herculra street tsT Cincinnati pap era please copy.

On Wi dnesday. the 17th of yellow fever, EARAH E. MOUNT, aged 7 years ana montus, aauguici oi si. Mount. Ti, l.irtids of tbe family are respectfully invited to attend the faueral Ibis Morning, at o'clock, from his residence, corner of 8U Mary aud Plaquemine streets.

Fourth District On Wednesdsy, tbe I7tb inst, at 10 o'clock, of the pre vailing tptdemu I4aR CON ELLIN BUrORD, agr! i years aud 3 mouths. On Wedueaday morning, tbe 17th lust at 4 o'clock, ol yellow Irrtr. jAMfcS a native ol Scotland aged years. Of the prevailing epidemic, at o'clock, on tbe morning of tbe bui CA1HCRJNA. a uatife ut Uermuiy, and late consort ot Bauer, of ibis city.

She lelt au iniaut ol tbree mombs aud au adopted step oaugbter ol three years of age uiolberless, and ber bereaved consort to mourn over ber loss. On Tuesday night, tbe 1Mb inst, at o'clock, of yellow fever, A tt A ANU tel. Oliver, a oi acociaou. Tn above was bat a snort time a resident of New Or wk exce.lent mechanic and done much to wards the advancement ot tee anccbanical arts be was tbe inventor of several osefal machines, wb.ch displayed great geuios and skid be baa left a small circle ol Hue ana aeeo ud friends woo ministered to him In his distress and aootb ed bis last momeula. i il.

I ga New fore papers p'ease copy. On Tuesday, tbe loth of yellow fever, JAMES J. ROBaOM.ot tbe firm of kUbsoo a Allen, of ihlsclty. Of the prevailing epidemic, on Wednesday, tbe ITtb inst, at 6 o'clock. A.

Mr. A. H. JJtWA a uative of Perth ablre, scotlaod. Oa Wednesday, tbe ITtb Inst at as minutes to o'clock after fifteen davs illness ol Trpboid fever, DANIEL MOR OAN.

sgtd 1 years months and 14 days, ouiy son ol Daniel and Uary cues morgan. On Tuesday, tbe tutb inst. at half past 3 o'clock, Miss VlKUl.lA watt.RE.ri, agea i years. tsT Troy, N. papers please copy.

A Ureal Blessing te the Afflicted. Dr. Lane, the inventor of the celebrated Liver Pills, ased these Pills for several year In bis practice, before he could be Induced to otter them to the public in such a man uer as to make them known throughout the country. This learned pbysiclan felt tbe same repugnance that all high minded men of science feel In entering the lists against those un crupolons empiric wbo obtrude their useless no trums upon tbe public, and rely upon a system of puffing to sustain tbem. Coovtnced, however, of the real value of tbe Liver Pills, and Influenced by the plain dictates of duty.

tbe Doctor finally sacrificed hla delicate feeling on the altar of public good. His great medicine bas not disappointed tbe eipectatiooa of tbe medical practitioners, at whose instance be was Induced to forego his inclinations. From every quarter do we bear the most gratifying accounts of its wonderful curative effects tbe East and tbe West, tbe North and tbe 8 ulh, are alike laden with tidings of great orn tbe afflicted. These wonderful Fills bave com pletely conquered tbat great scourge of America, the Liver Complaint Tbey may be had at SCOVIL A MEAD'S, 1 1 1 Chartre street. Hew Orleans, Wholesale Agents for the Southern States, to whom all orders must be addressed.

Also sold at all respectable Drag Storei la this city. eal6 dpStitW A Card. The undersigned, passengers on board thr steamship MEXICO, plying between Indianola and New Orleans. deem it proper to publish tbeir high appreciation of tbe very gentlemanly and era man like conduct of her com mandant. Cant John 8 Thompson, and officers, whose obliging manners towards tbe passengers in general, were only surpassed by bis kind aod unwearied attention to one wbo was laboring under a distressing disesse.

William Boyd, Wlieeler, Merherd, Wm A reck, Csto, A MrUinnis, JasDrake. Jobn Burroughs, Smtrb. Sam Harrell, B. Owen, Wm Pert on. aols sdplt Kisb.

Holsfead, I) Ring, Newton Kerr, M. D. Green roof, James Willtama, Wm Nicbolaon, Jas Allen, New Orleans, August Ifi, Helass. Nfa Kmtm. and every description of 'ISHlNG TACKLE, for aale at rir GREAT VARIETT STORE, aulS Jdpot at) Chartre street Yellow Fever, CDRED BT THE THOMSON IAN MEDICINES, BV DB.

J. POTTER, No. Phi ifpa, corner of Grarier street. Wbo has given his attention to the treatment of yellow f.ver aod cholera, since 137, with success He has fitted op an establishment for tbe above purpose, aad will guaran tee a peedy cure lo all those not Dope Iras when they enter Terms Every patient will be required to advance a sufficient sam lo pay three daya' hire of a good aorse. If tbe treat mrnt sbrjld prove unsuccessful no further, charge will be niedc, If aurcess'ul it will be the same as the regular pbysi ciana Tbere is also attached to the hooae the Medicated aod JulpLur Bstbs, which has effected speedy cures In cases of fever, rheumatism, gout, erysipelas, and all affections ef tbe skin.

aula Ids Morrie fc Way, CLOTHIERS. Under the City Hotel, Have constantly on hand a large and well assorted stock of SEASONABLE CLOTHING, aod GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. anS adptf Wanted. PARLOR, BEDROOM AND BOARD for a small family in a A st class Boarding bouse, situated on Camp or Mega io streets Address Boa 147, Post Office, stating terms, Ac aul7 dpH W'alsmt, MaUaesraavv, etc. 1 n1 WALNUT AND MA HOG ANT, from a to wi ft long, for sale at the MARIPOSA MII.L8.

14 aud is St. Joseph street All kinds of Fancy Wood aod Lumber. aul7 dpMAitW HENRT T. SHERMAN. A Card.

Notice to passengers lor New York In con sequence of an unavoidable delay tbe Agents of tbe FROMETBEDS, are compelled to pnstpoae the vessel's departure until' THCB8DAY MORNING, at o'clock, at which boor tbe veael will poattivrly selL Passenger wtU please take notice aod be on board before the above mentioned boor. SUlb Sdp Kvtieg Books. avcvciKu tb'h me Bonn, sale bv THOS. L. WHITE.

FANNT FERN'S NEW AND leaves in Canal atrMt POPULAR WORK I vj r. or, a urotwic la tDS Cast BV ENGLISH HUMORISTS OF EIGHT I Browne. EENTH CENTO OLD HOUSE BT THE RIVER. aals Sdplt CUtbiaa Depet, OF ALFRED MUNROE 3 4 Magazine street, corner of Gravler. CLOTHING OF EVERT DESCRIPTION OF SUMMER AND PALL.

Ala FURNISHING GOODS i INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING; TRUNKS AND CARPET BAGS. ONE PRICE AND WO PEyiATlON. sal edsTt htu.ca2a rilrUirK TrttT sf paturaa, u. CAE rtTIg seal wsalltl. sack as Vied Sjjrfi'l'fralaa, ate.

Cram ClotLa. WJS. Ta ssrf Ptaas Corset, o. sil sf waictl ml 09 A. BEOUSSJtAa ACQ.

Bsile. 7W wwssa. wwsta.MwatcSj wi I ae eats' ia arfcoit as trd sent aits. Ytl aa i Vwwa I isro I kast toastae, taadiagwr atW SmifJ VISSS.H. ATttiT Ms a4 Wd lVse.

SomiS, Auction Salts Crjti Dan B. B. Sykesatll gagar Cored Haass, Star CaajawV. 101 o'clock, at No. 1 TchoastUialas strsatT coo, at lo o'clock, at Wo.

as Tajirm street" Morpfay "eel ui seu vracenej, Frvviatooa, at to o'cioca. as aa su agaatas sorest E. Montgomery At Co. sail Fsmltart, a. I ICfj L.

CarauB A Co. atil Fanltava, at tt'dack, i Ba S7 vim 0. 0. Meetings Tbii Erenfatf. WASHINGTON LODGE No.

yuo ay's Buildings. Third District, sj CRESCENT LODGE No. a. Room NV. lS Hall.atTU o'clock.

"UaW JEFFERSON LODGE Na. Jeffeva Wn Fourth District, at Tl o'clock vwvat ajaa medicine mad Chemicals. CHINN At BOLTON. Corner St Charles aad Union striata, Offer to CHANTS, a targe and welt sacred stock aTFTJaa ONES, CHEMICAL. Perfumery, Soar Ware.

Varnishes, Oil. 8U Trusses, ana a variety oi atacy articles, wl fuT Agents for the aale of James Hare tt Cat i rnn i.ivr.n ir. Biwsii a mjiwr, i AieyaJ TTTasi lm sorter af WINES. LIQUORS, CORDIALS, a. WHOL.KSAL AMU MIBTAIL'.

asy get advertisement ta aaotMrcohnaa. CREME DE BOUZT, FLEUR DE SILLERT Aa didh rinfia asm 1 either of which 1 batter than any Chart I ra aferv Clothing at Coeu For the rema tnder of tbe season we will iSw ssjij Stock of SUMMER CLOTHING AT COST, FOR rTjj? THOMPSON A NIX0K, Ho. Csasa BSsV JylJ tf a apaataaCmtw Firemen's Charitable At a special meeting of the Boardoi DuTsctnIiJ Wednesday evening, the 10th inst it wm Ritotxxd, That relief be granted to toe rnrilnel. alt members of the Association daring the pi ii nl LlJT and the following Relief Committee appsiatedt A BEL ANGER, of No. 9, Chairman, 1st Sr.

FttBaaw J. C. MrLRLLAN. of No. S.

74 8t Charles strsetT1 J. H. WEBB, of No. IS, comer Marais and mm't BERNARD REGAN, of No. 11, Levee, betwaea FuBsaa Second streets.

JOHN HKNES. of No. 6. JI'J TchcrapitoaOasatnat JOHN P. COLLINS, of No.

15, Ha Cttttoaxba) steal between 'rauktin and Tretne. P. PIELE, of No. next No. 3 Engine HoMe, aayta JOHN F.

GRDBRR. of No. 18. Triton Walk, tstwest ronne and Crndelet atreet LOL'IS POWrTR, of No. s.

Casaealvo street, attwM Louiaa and Clouet. or at Second District CowtV TALBOT, Na Apollo street, Bear Fbat at at 8 lark, Dav Stauffer'a. PhVSICIANS FIRrr DISTRICt J. N. FOLWELL, No.

Zli Carondelet street F. W. MATHER, Nayadri airett, betweea Eitera sal Polymuia. SF.OOND DISTRICT. E.

B. MARMILLION, corner of St Anu end Kara! sat THIRD DI8TRICT J. J. KERR. No.

lo Casaealvo street, betwwa Ptacsaai Esplanade. FOURTH DISTRICT. J. R. CARTER corner of Joaepbine aod Levee.

DRCGG18T8 HR8T DISTRICT. JOHN BOOTH, corner of Gtrod an Caraaoelet strara. M. GROZ ART. corner of Mania and Jackaoa streets.

J. FREDERICK. SON. MS Tcboupitoalas (treat, SECOND DISTRICT, t. CAeTEL, corner of St.

Ann and Roral streeta tBEALER, corner of Bienville and tlaraie streeta THIRD DISTRICT. SHELLEY, corner of Engbieo and Ksreaa abecta FOURTH DISTRICT. A BREABER, corner of Josephine and Levee. 1 Applicants for relief most furnish the Relief CoauaiUat with a certificate, according to article elevaaaf tss Cat stitntion. By order of the President aui john is vrrnr' Dswar Aaaoclatlen.

New Orleans, JahrSLaaa, Toe following gentlemen nave oeea oppress st Fnnds in aid I of tbe Howard AsaKiatioav. rilLBT lllBTKILn. J. HARRIS, G. W.

SHAW, tt W. PALFRET. J. CALDWELL. SECOND DlOTrUCT.

B. KDRSHEEDT, W. L. R0BINB05, Ar J. LIVINGSTON.

THIRD DISTRICT. i a W. WHITALL, VANDERGlITEf FOURTH DISTRICT. J. 8.

BROWNE, WILLIS. Donation will also be received by tbe andertlraaC D. RICARDO, Jy dp 40 Caaty atntt, Howard Aseoetatloa. RELIEF MEMBERS Name and aUafdsaest V. BOGLLEMET, President, IS Dryade aad Maajastt atreeta.

S. W. 8 HAW, 1st Vice President, Camp st sinwslts AV lom. and S8 Poydras street Q. K.CR8HEEDT, Treasurer, IS Boorboa and at u.

1. H1CAKIMJ. Secret are. 40 camp J. O.

FIERSON. comer Came and Oracs L. GILES, corner Camp and Orange atreeta i L. C. D1LLARD.S8 Campand 86 Sacchas (tneta, E.

L. NIMMO. 03 Canal and W3 Camp (tract W. EM MERSON, Bacchus street J. BEN8ABON, at Touro'a Iaurmary.

J. E. CALDWELL, 7 Bank Place aad Dcfart sawCaaaj street W. HAMMER, 13 St Charles street W. H.

PALFREY, Campand 116 Julia Sheet W. ROBINSON. 16 Bienville street P. CONNIFFE.8T Costomboose street i B. O.

CONNELL. Cont street 1 C. W. ITA LL. Eaptanade street opposite tat aTJat, J.

w. via ur.Kuairr, Arcnitect BsixiiBgs. s. i. Diwnnt, nra too tnmni J.

WILLIS, corner of Josephine and Cbesnot atfteat J. LIVINGSTON. 40 Camp ana St Louis sear aVtfaJat J. O. HARRIS, Constance near Mtlicert street.

D. DONOVAN, Market be4weea Pacaiileraaa AsaaBj datian streeta. Persons requirlnc relief will please applv faaavaftas sbove membert It it also requested that thoat spalfwa at relief win mate tDelr sppilcatlous to ine naemaart tsslaw nearest tbe patients: also at be Touro lnAraow. caraar a Galeome and Levee streets. D.

A. K.ICAXDO, Jyjo 4ptf Secretary, 40 Cams BUS) II award Aaswclatlen. New Orleans. July tal, Wt The following practising Fhysidaaa bava kladtj their gratoit one aervlceala attending patiaat aad chare of the Association FIRST DISTRICT. Dr.

H. SMITH, comer of Annunciation and EdwasdaaV Dr. BENEDICT, Migailne, near flu III iltinia aissll Dr. TOBUELL. Carondelet, near Sr.

Joseph. Dr. BENSADON, at Touro Infirmary. Dr. BALLrorner Hercules and Thalia streets, Dr.

BALDWIN, 407 Msgaxine street wi. Dr. li Carondelet street Dr. G. W.

CROSS. 19 Nayadea atraet Dr. MATHIEU, Nayadea aueet, between Estcrptaad lymnia Dr. DIRMElER.ll New Basin. Dr.

McFARLANE, corner Ctrcos and Poydras. Dr. DA LTON. St Ctiaries street, over Tattersalla Dr. JACOBSON.

1 Union street Dr. GORING, Diamond's Row. Dr. RISFFT. SPbllfppa street Dr.

A N. BATLES.Tcboupltoulssnear Oraiig. Dr. LURTON, 17 Canal atreet Dr. ROUT.

MALCOMSON, 148 Circus street. Dr. JOS1AH HALE, Ulrod. near Charles Street. Dr.

A. HART. St. Joseph, near Camp auett, Dr HIRE, 137 Annunciation street Dr. N.

G. TR'EN SU Common street Dr. C. H. PORTER 11 Robertson street Dr.

A. DONNAUD 31 Drayadeaaad IS Caroaaktllsjta, Dr. JAMES Poydras street Dr. L1GHTCAP, 10 Poydras street SECOND DISTRICT. Dr.

HAG AN. Bourbon, near Bienville street Dr. CRAWCOCR, 48 Daophla street Dr. B. BERTRAM, S44 Bienville street Dr.

RRATZ. corner of Contl and Ma ais streeta Dr. LUCIEN HENSLEY, 94 Canal street THIRD DISTRICT. Dr. ROVALE8RI.

Hospital atraet Dr. BROWNING, Victory street, below the BalhsBth Dr. i. A CANTRELL, iv Congress street FOURTH DISTRICT. Dr.

SCHUBERT, corner of Bonssesa and Brfass (at Dr. A DCDRICH Maeazioe, near St Aadrew at Dr P. YEISER, Live Oak, arar Josephine st Dr. WREN, Rootsean, near Ct'y HalL vi. uuili.i:iu.

rirsr acul Apollo streets. Dr. ZEHENDER, Maeuiue and Seventh atn Tbe Medical Faculty generally of tala city i fully requested to nermlt their una to a above hat, which tbey caa do by applying ts sttM tk memoers or tbe Secretary. JytAtdpUf RICARDO, secretary. Qowarsi A aaoclattoo).

New Oriea OrieaJaryStta re hwaa Mlirtsi Tbe following Apothecaries have 1 nau oi toe Howard Association VI rt rn ai ir J. G. TE1SER. ftoL imi ru.i E. J.

C0XE.U5 Cuni atraatL mhm.II. elarrjwa. TILGHMAN A corner Cownwoa and St Casuist M. HYAMS. corner at.

Panl araelaeatiataa, a. Mc FAR LAN D. caraev Poydras and Circa I "jut. comer royaraa aad Baroaaa straw J. P.

BARBOT, corner Trnoupttnalsa aad I T. K. PiKLtI.iwii.,i.ii.ujrMi BINAGHI. corner Trtbaa Walk mmAnnA Oiam. 4 G.

W. CROTS. oorner Meutavawaoaavri Pi as as Shasta nimilit lln arJ'J P. POULIOT, corner Nayadea aad Potyta aUtSa i E. C.

BOLTON, corser Magulae aad Kstallatutsai L. PABSOLT. corner Race and TcboapitMaM asnaskvM F. FREDERICKSON, ses TrawpitotuaaawwaV SECOND DISTRICT. tKar SICKLES A W) Canal street BE4LER, corner of Ricavillc and Maraatrart.

S.1?LAB Chartrea at, betweea Mala aad atlSJS Tt25'' craer of Orleans and Vlllere atreata. eorDr of Roy! Hoapttat strwdar J. ALLRXCHT, corner of Claiborne at aad aWysaawTAV a.w...1110 DISTRICT. A. GOLDMAN, onrnee Inlar.

A II IliaSSSAtJ canrT Egbeia aad Maress reels. corner victory a no Klyata FOURTH DISTRICT. corner of ApoU an PM1 F. KALLIYER. Levoe.

bdlweea Philip and I 8. HA8R.INB.oam FoJirir. afi Slate will ba pat ap at tbe ApMbecanas eaa" T. tlovjed, where persons applylag lor reliof wul lamr Dircrnott Jysssdptf P. RICARDO.

soavsar. Howard AssclatTt JTlrat Dtotxie To focllitata tbe Sfctloaaftha atemaert tb fC' ssittee ef the 1st District tbey kava divided tMr "Miow: appBcatrta for relief wiU aools. to Ins resident la iheir respectire districts. 1st Precinct DONOVAN, Market ketweeaPacanicraa. Issasro tiorn tea.

aad Misttelpa Cot tow Press. GIIA. corner af Oraage and Cssap su. Sd Predoct i RICABDO.ll Tavsaicsawa at aaal 40 Casasst. SCB miDT.

NlTtdVTS! IfttgsselaStf "ststsue, oil 1. DOjVrJVfjdssjj) afadj aaja 9g afVggavaJaVaaVW wwa CALDWELL, 17 IIsmU Place, aad Detord st BtSfOsMfSa, aa mclBol pilX RD. Cam at MmccZm. ami oarasr Dtkwd i I rl HIM" eko s.st, Lr Barewa st J.i Waawii Csewadalatata. IT City yen amwmy.

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