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i 'A JT I VOLUME IV, NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 8, 1851. NUMBKR 140. rn STEAMSHIPS. Tt MAIL STKAMSHIP COMPANY Kl IRedo. ed Tnt Neer York, direct, vu Hanni SThe ep'eneid double engine steamship CHi KO captain Win command inr, will leave har wbart erne ths i Place d'Arme wilh' the Government Mails and (.

EIIosSUNPAY, July '3th, at 8 o'clock A.M. preci.sel) angan" Rateaor Pss ae Tork State rtxim berth, in first to Raw I sicon(1 rlbm 4, Steerage rth, and found. ii I iliTui fUta mom berth, in first S'1 Second cah.n Steerage barth, and COO Psasentars Co' Havana must hava passports from the Span KactTof Ua Company'a steamships has an experienced sur (FBe6e oaljiakaa on freight to Havana. Ro bills ofUdint the steamer has sailed. passagaappry at the office of the Comrai.y.Sf Myw.str.al.to JAMFS JEWWISOS.

ar rt. MEW YORK AHD HEW okli.au: Steamship ine The Deer and eleaut di.ubte MHM llMDIllliM rrariiisi fiano tr nH Cantain T. 3. Bndd. wmriCLD SCOTT.

(slUOtrma) Captain Keanev Coui lard, 7moH thialioa.anl will lsar Nw York New ieAslst and IMh of every month. at 3 P. M. from Naw York J. 9 a.

Imm Naw urlaana, ascent art en tliosa lata. Sum Sunday, tha sbips will then 'save on Monday. From Nw Orleans. WlimtLD JU 1 FKIOAI A 1. 1MU" FroTn New York.

TTE9DAT IS. WIRFIKLD SCOTT FRIDAY 1. TL ships hava bean built with praat care and cost, bm.I ih aiSoreipeose snared to eer are etrei)th. speed and ron.fort nv mf9 ra every respect Prat class sea steamers. a Freight by these rare has besa reiuced to Ti: irt CeVs par BjeaeararDent.

for fraorht or passage for earner WirgeM Scott, to ForiraiF" pAVl3i BK0OKS ft Naw Ywk Vor staaaiar Union, to apoFFOKD. Til FSTON Naw York. In New Orleans to BABCOCK FSSNFI.I.. March IS, 1M 1y 90 Commor, str.et. CALI FOR I A PACIFIC MIL STEAMSHIP COMPAVY The fitly thmujch line lor California and trgnn.

Havana ann mace rare SDDAY, Jnhr 13th, at o'clock A. Taa splendx4 doable angina steamship CHCKOKF.E, ndle, rommntder, will sail precisely at 8 p'clock, connecti' with tha Pacin Rsd Staainsbip to laava Panama on or about tha 1st Aarast Rates of Paasage Faw Orlaana to Chagrea Mam Cabin. Second Steerage 3.4 i PasaaiatDSanFranciaco Main vS i Secood on Aerate 00 far passaca apply to ARMSTRONG, HARRIS at JyftV liW Mftpnaine street. Partita Stninhlp I'nmpiny. FuK CALIFORNIA ASlt Tha pulic are informed that under the new arraneement of tKie company, nteamers ad and approved bw he Deratmen' and caryaet the United States Mail, will continne to leave Ct.

AHA and SN FRANCISCO on the 1st and IMli of wh awta, anlass detained by unavoidable accident, and wili tuch at ACAPULCO, SAN PIEOO, ana "WOSTEHFY. fl. knvac steam pat kats. behiuin to the PsciAc Mail Coaapsnv, era now in the Pscinc; one of whxh be a wsys IB ports' escn and of the ute OUGIi" 1.V7 tons REPIBI.I CROt ol.UMBUS.. 19THMIJS UNICORN FREMONT tons ti 0 0 oo PAAMA COIDMHl ..107 lilSO .1" COO AHTEL' PE The ow eteamshin COI.rMH'Awill ply between 3AH I and porta in OKMV, awaitinjr the rorn.er aort the arrival of the mVte and paAeeneera from PANAMA and retu' ninif without deay with the mail and paaaeners tor taeatMmer from SAN FRANCISCO.

A regular line of Propellers will oe kept op for tbe transportation ol freieht and transient paeenfere between Pan tins aod Baa Francico. The well known ateamehip SARAH SANDS, of Iftnn tons vrthefi, now ncder charter to this Company, and eoasniodioua in her cabin amnementat will be kept rutin. aeaa evrra fmirjr Om uf tbe anowe steamers will keep up the connection between Acapulco and the other Mencanpcrta. Ratea of Paasag from Panama to San Franriaco In Main 10 In Second Cabin In 1 tS Fer Uckata apply to ARMSTRONG, HARRIS At CO myO BI ly lurt MaaxTne street. GALVESTON.

THE BRAZOS, kc. Rate Itdueed. FOR IK0I4NOI.A. POKT LAVACA AND Matvecirda. vis Galvetnn Kesrular New Orleans kaDd Texas V.

Mail Line of Low Preiure iteemebipe To sail on SUNDAY, the 13th July, at 9 uYlmlt A M. puDC'aallj. Tha favorite steamship At. HT. Tljtmies Forbe.

master, will leave as above, land ng fre gfat on wharf at Iudiannla at MO rDts for dry barrels, ard a la rents per cubic loot tor measures ant ods aatEe prices chargsi for fooee delrrerad in lit htera a'oosida. Csia Passaee to (10 Dark (i Far freight or passage, havio aery aapanor etata room arcraamodaliona. p'y to Jye HARRIS et MORGAN, TO Tchonpitonlasit. Kateai Rsdncrd. Cabia Paasaga Dr Barrels, each i', rents Deck do 3 n0 Xeasurement Goods per It.

6c. perc.ft less than custom try. FOR GALYE3TON Regular New Organs and Texaa U. S. Mail T.i.e of Pressure Steamships To aal on fUNDAY.

tha 1 thJu'v. tSo'c'ockA. M. pun tua'lv The favorite eteamsbip AC'H i Taomaa Forbes, master, will leave aa above. For or passage apply to Jia HARRIS 79 TrhoopitousM st.

FOR BRAZOS SANTIAGO. POINT 13AKEL, Matamoros and Brownsville Regular r'acset To aail on THCKsDAY. tbe loth of Jnlv. at 9 o'clock A. functus tj.

The splendid steamship FANNY, David Foote, conumandirr, will leave the wharf foot of Julia atiaat, as For freight or passage, having superior slata rooiB arcummodatMiDs, ai.p'v to J)f J. MEEKER A 68 Poydraa st. FOR MATAGORDA. INDIANOI.A AND Port Lavaca, via Oalveston to sail on SATL'R DAY. the 12th net.

at o'clock P. nunc toalK The Al entirely new, very fsscrunni stesmsh A. FCSEL1KR A D. Denslow. master, will sail punctual as shave, ha u) plarad as 1 r(ulr packet upon the lir.a for tha summer sea on, and bainu of light draught, ste will land her freiaoland passengara npon tbe wharf at the dtlf rent r'ints ta Lavaca Bay.

tlius insanne tbe shipper against deteiitK.n. Far fre eht or passage, hexirjr unsur' assed state rooms ac ensamodations. ai p'y oa board, foot of Girwd street, Secood Maaieipahly, or to O. WICKS AM, Camp st. saT Fre rht for Matagorda will ba landed at Tecr's Point NEW YUHK AND SAVANNAH.

NEW YORK AND SAVANNAH STKAM ahip Line Weekly Tha naw and apleudid asteauish'OB FLORIDA. Cantain Lvon. and ALABAMA, Captain Ludlow, beluncine to tha Naw York and Savannah Steam Navigation Company, on and after the 1 1th Juuarv. will leave Savannah and Naw York SA1UR 1AY ajitil further notice. These ahipa are of 130U tons regia er, ana ansarpassea in comtorl, saiety ami epeea.

tar Travelera leaving Montgomery on Wenr esday tnorn'ng will hava a nutht's rest both at Macon aud Savai nahj but it thav laava thera on ay morninc thav can reach Macon an Friday evenine time to take tha extra night train on the Central Railroad, which reaches Savannah an Saturday moraing ana connects with these steamers. saT Cabin Faeaace pavabla 10 advance. PADELrORD, FAY Agents, Savannah, Oa. SAMUEL L. MITCHELL, Agent, et3 laftO ly 1H Front street, New Yrk UNITEDSTATES MAIL LINE New Tork and Chariest! Steam Packeu Lesves every SAT TTMriAT AFTPRNlHlN Thmnvh in Ai Himn Thaaaw steamship Steamship SOUTHERNER, (not) tons,) I (lono tona.

CsntMtn U.e I Csnt. in John Dickinson. Thasa splendid ocean learners will laava Adger's Wharves 'arulatry Saturday altermion throughout the year. The atanri. commences her trips, leaving bere Sat' iriay, Way 31st.

asseneers Ky this line may expect every pesible comfort and accomrooesuon. For frautht or passage. Laving splendid stateroom accommodstinna, apply to tha agent at Charleston, S. C. atiini corner By and Adgar's South Wharf CabmPsasaga.

1,0 barth secnred nntil ps id for my7 3ni roa jtreioht and charter FOR SALE. VHEu.Mr on rniurrii.Tk. tn Sana last sa I teg Al F.DOKA, tons burthen. his news iwtwii, is tin sais. i 2 if aaxly application be made Jyea St i.ftFI a LK.

03 Common at Fran isco; immadiaUdeeDa'rh will ba siren. AdkIvio veo M. ALE. M3 common st FOR SALE A fine fast sailina American Bark carrying about 4e00 barrels, or tha bulk thereof For apl ppiy to J. P.

WHITNEY Camp at. WANTED TO CHARTER A Bark or ShiD to vrry iuuu stavea and lard lor the Mediterranean. Ap lapoj Common at. WANTED TO CHARTS A Shin or R.rk oltha pr. i dw uina, bavins; nanasonueiy lur aniabaMl aecommnatuna sA or mi isuih psuws.ua.ie, Ate to proceed from hence to London, both TI, 1 iJDeaiate uespalcb will ba given.

rw mimr particulars appry to nba3 LEVI H. Common streev Taw i new urieaaa Kmlcraitain and Uesmlttaoee 1 ifi 2 Offlee. 'V ndrriTad, at hia oM established efBce. eontinnae to accommodataparsnudaairoaaof ramiUing money to their Inanda in EnfiUnd, Ireland or Scotland, with starling surht drsiu. rvsms in any pish wwr ins above named kiutdoma, and sjs, mm mi, conlinuea haviuu passeuers nht from Liverpool to this city on good ships and reasomv terms.

Partaaa Irving at a by addressing a latter rymjm ue win a panctnajly attaudad to. ht.dltW JOHN TOOI.B. FhXT i )n ru Si. UKAUAsl utnc liw Unr.tr atreel Keei deuce. Euterpe street, ttnar Prytan.

street. nstiee itniiaera. WEALED PRoi i8AL3 will ba rare. red a tha office of I 3 aUvaa, B.rUa Co nntil tha 10th aav of July MIt fof af Bncklayar'a, Carpenter's, S.ater's A aaa rloaiKer's work of the new hotel to be ereclawi on the cor mm ef rB V1. te Bnlrders).

jaaa and so. lAcatious ba ready for mepaetion, aad all y'aery laforiDetwn will bs lamssoed at the olftce of P. Arehnact. ConcepUoo sreat. Mobile, oa and after ita Bnikling ComaiittM rasarva tla rirht to accept cr ra Q.PPala.

aiul will raira Mcority tat 1b laithful VTTT. 1 let tBotracxe. i. Hfpsdswof hl8WBCwmJn4. HIPSjIj rTri'TASirpAi cedar kfys it uu Tar Traler The (at sailmc tliooDer MADONVA, MrNiT.M mttr.

is now loaJiof ana will bav iTniHi at patch. iVr frisv or baTint rroi) t4Yoni.no datmo, apply to ti captain nr. aH, at tbe Naw Basin, or to JyS J. P. WHITNEY hi Cimr UH AORKS.

FOR CHGRES Th well known nd rmry fat'i ailirp rhoonr HEROlF, Huv, rnatr, i Hava Minatrh a abov. Th is DDr and nppr t'atnd, wa'l found, and baa fine accommodation Fi frigtit or passaca ipply oq bardt at thr wmr Picay uu Tirr. or to Jy7lT WILLI 4 J. DEWFT. 88 Oravier ct, Vmifiit landed at Chaere.

free of FOR A A VRE The At new nplndid French REL1.E ASSISE, Frasart. ma ter. w.l! mmt wuli 'e natch For fritht of cotton or ta only to A. L4NFEAR CO.W Comuw at Jt LEVI H. ALE, 3 Common it WF For accommodation.

appi. to tbe captain on board, Firt MuutcipaJity. FOR GT.ASOO' The Al faat aailiti Ama rca ship SHANU.N'O., Pttn, niAAter, having near'v a1 of her carro enicaed, will hav quick deapatcli for the above port. For fmifht of 4 M'ea cotton apply to Jyi J. WHITNEY Camp MT'Forpeflsareapp'r to the cantain on board.

BORDKAUX. FOP mm FOR BOHDKAl'X To ail on or about Ihm lot! The.erior Al Unt aailirap nh AOKIATIC. 'snow, nivter, in hatidon.e ta o.tm accirnmo.l f'r tei cabin paasrnrt, and can alao a rominodae thirty rt rae pa For tertna apply on boari. at Laf)tte, or to Je47 LEVI GALE, 93 Commor it. i7f7o FOR LEG HO KN Tl.e American lUEEN VICTOKI 4, ha miM 'l n.et with quit de apatch.

For friht psaf apu'v to J. H. ASHKRIHUE A 97 Camp t. JviT A iv FOR CHARLESTON ou ck dpatrh The tIregu ail packet bri ALLSTo.N, Pierce, initr, wi is ror treieht or raisar. hatne tin at omnodaliona, arp'y on rd.

pnfaite the Hef Marant, Jya R. HAKRISOni ft CO, 7. Poydra rft Marseilles: FOR MAHSE1I LES Th fine and faM aaiWfihip tPHAR'HA. Druy r. after.

ro'iir lfto bal. n.t ton to fil up. For fr Mfhtof whirl, or pafae. htvii.j an.1ome accommodations in i bm and steMraw. app.y to 23 H.

ALE, 3 Common etrvet TEXAS. FOR ARANSAS BAY AND CORPUS CHR1STI Regu'ar Packet Line The fine fast Nailing et hooper 'STAR. Parker, master. havm nearly ali heriaroen caeed. will have despatch.

For balaiM of or pa.sat, havinc 'd accommodations, apply to the captain or, tMrd, Lower Piaj uno or to Ji7 JHN J. ARKE, Oravierst. NEW YORK. FOR NEW YORK Ahbr.dce a Lm Tt aa.l TP RIM the Wth mt Tha superx.r at 41 pa ket ship HOPE. Bradford, mmr.

hiviti; Ui srater porton of hr rarro entapd an aail a ah.iT For frwi. ht r.r int tine acca inTo 'a for cabin or eteera psMnrn, spnl to tbecaptamor to ORFW ft WETOi, Cimp i J. H. ASHRR1IH.E ft m7 Camp a. FOR NfcW Y.JHK Line Pa.

Tr PKri' tn jt 'int rpiilr paket ip 'anue Woae, tniater. rait.e lh rUr hr rrgo wT.ngi1 and going on board, will have imtJut ach. K. 'reight pa sae. ho ia ms irpa wl a ationg br ribin or rit er patserer pp'y jn board, a' pot 5e or JOHN O.

WOODKl'FF ft CO, Macatine K4K NK' YORK l.iue l. T. Sn! Sltive on KSOAY VK the th ins: r', rl i.did fat sailing packet si in I. r)r Pierre, msster. having all of har caro eneageil and coiiii: on board, will sail as ab.ve For passage itft'v, havin unsurpassed acomniodstions for b'h rstun stesnie passengers, ap ply on board, post 3, 3d Mnnirios'ity, or to J.

t. vijuiitti et lUMTlaganirest. FOR NEW YUKK Mercl.a' ts' Lo.e Tlie A fast saitina: reeu'sr psrSst ship MAM LLA Hums A Iay, has tl.e largest part ol bar cargo enaed and eo.n,; on hoard, and will have immediate despatch. For balance iT eibtor pas. sze.

havinc e'esiit state fYNtm B''ro)mcdttins. pt 3y on boari, post J.T, Secotid Mumi'ipalitv. or to Jy3 1 fs. C. ST t(l Til imp M.

BOSTON. VOR B05T5 The Al new and sp'enJid lrp JOHN M. MAYO, Henry Heed, ira.fr. will i ae mediste despatch as For t'reixl or pa.aL bavimr an elrsut ctbir, with comrcodioue and state rooirs. apply on baid or to jyl ai.

ji. r. fw uravier st. Fh i dTlTh I A K'R PHILADELPHIA l'ann se Burton's l. na of Parkeu The Inst saiuiia regular pacast bark NASHUA, J'lVn MnrtiDper, ronsier, will have im mediate despatch.

For Ireieht or passage, havirr food a' rommodations, apply to tbe rspta.n or board to Jvl J. H. ASHBKirF. at K7 Camp BALTIMORE. FOR BALTIMORE Jolin Hen.lersoa I ja i The fast at irg 'e hoonsr I'slu, NeJ, master, l.s part ol Ler cargr, ecgaged sr.d some in board Wi have riuick For nalanre of frairht or passage ai on board.

Lower Picat una Teir, or to Jyl J. ASHKRI NIE Camp St. FOR ALTIMORE ha He. on 1 .1, The fsst a.W schooner II. A BARLING, AI aia ter, of her carn enseed.

w.ll a wrh immei'iata deapat' h. For freibt or apply apt in board, opposite the ror.ta'ba Hu Jipjcs, ot to Je7 J. H. ASHBRIDGJC Can t. LONDON.

FOR LONDON The Al very ft aa lina Amen hip FUKOPEAN, Wbim, master, is now loud for the above port aod will have imiziej.ate despatch. For freight ol 100 hhds tobarcn aply to j. r. whiirki timp it. BW For passage apply to tbe captain on board.

LIVER POOL. FOR LIVFRPO01 The anpern Al fast aaihnc ship ART UNION, Stur.bs. master, now IntdiDf tor the above port and will have quick despatch. Fur freight or pis) ate, havtre xreltent icon mudatiocs, apply to ne capiat a on uoara, p'Hi 1 3e nuniciraiiTy, or 11 Jy4 H. Y.

BAXTER, 7 Cenimon street FoK LIVERPOOL Tha Al rest ana! Americnn ATaLANTA, Colby, master, bavme a part her mmmmmmvri tt erureeei, will have immediate deipatrh tr th Hfivt port For treittt of liOXl Lhds tbacra and co.ton, apply J. P. WHITNEY HI Ca npst. For pasae epply to tlie captain on boar i. i FOR LIVERPOOL The Al fart sni'ibe ship ALFXANDSR, niaftTr, is now loading '(or the above pert fir will have immediate denpati For freight of rVa) bale, luttpmpplv to r.

vv rti 1 a di tariap sx For pas ese apply to th capta.n on hoard JvJ FoR LIVERPOOL The Al faat sat'int. American htp CARRACK, Falaa, master bavin neari hsr caro hae desntcu for the above port. For freight of rVO bales cotton apply i r. wniincr et ni 1 mji HaT For naseace. havine fine state room sccommodationo (or cabin, and aIo fO'd arraneemeta fur steera.

passengers. appty to the rapiun on Doard. FOR HVEKP'OL The Al rlitn JOHN HKNKY, Alezarder. m'sr. wi'l meet with namediate desi 'For freight of 0 ba'e cotton or pp'y JeiSff J.

ASHBRIDGE St 97 Camp st. FiiR L1VKRPOOL Tbe Al sailine Ameran ship SAXON, Crobvt nn.tsr, havme part of her rr io enKaceJ. will have immediate derati h. For freight of 10 hhde tobacco and i 0 bales tton apply to GIFFNEY VE LL 1 In Comnion street. FOR LlVIRpoo' tran shin SOPANTCM.

Crocker, master, will ha quirk despatca for the above port. For "rei fbl ol 100 hhds tobacco apply to mi j. r. wHiinii qi MT Forpaaaaea apply to the captain on board. FOR LIVERPOOL Ire Bret cIim British ship BLANCHE, Dmkett.rr aster, is now ai.d w.il have in.nrediate de pat or freieht appfy to GF(j POSTHTHWAITE or to GIFFNEY et LOVELL.

IlConmon treet Jr20 FOR LIVERPOOL The new first lsss Hr.tiet OTT1LLIA, Irwin, master, is no loaiitie and will have immediate despau b. For fre.ptht apply tu GIFFNEY 4t LOVELL, I In Cmiwn rt Jel4 FOi. LIVEHPOOL Ti new Ai very fsat sailing ulr New York and Liverpool Ati encan pa ht, RATHON, Keaeau, master, ba mp neerya: ber careo erca ed, will have qact uespatcn tor me soots port rorrre antoi sw oaee roiion ih jmlH J. P. WHITNEY 61 Cmp st.

For Bassare. havmc nneurpasd state room accommo datum for about 91) csbin and also brat rate arrangements Tor steeraee paeeT.ere Iy to captain on board Koiarlai Notice. THE nndereiencxi oet rwpectiully i il. rma his friends, and the public to genera', that he has this day formed mu as ociatH.n with JACOB SOR1A, a Notary Pub ic of this city, for he purpose of transacting tr NOTARIAL RUSI ite varions branchee, at No. to Camp atreet, in this city, tbe whole and sole ma basement of which will be under the cha 01 the unoereicned.

Havinc had an tip' nencecf fif een year aid business, he hopes to receive from hie lormer pa'rona a crtniauance 01 meir luppor. The nudersifned 1 alao Coromsaiorer for the States of Vir einia. PenusvKat.ia, Missouri. Arkansas, Alabama and Misits app'a Flood where all deeds, of every nature and de appsria.nmiE to hese parUcar atatea, will be cor rertlv drawn no and executed. Claims id every cnption arainst tha Government of the Lfmtea siaiee win ae puuciuaiiy aiienaea 10, ai'iag aa em Cient acant in Washington City for that purpose.

j.lZitn D. I. RICARDO Atomic Care of broale iilHeuea a ANCKLUT HOPE EVERITT. M. ColiMaUuTKiiii'i I ai College.

London. Alumnua and Matxicalated lasiuiber of the University of Edinburgh, and Member of tha UuiTersity of St. Andrewa, and or tna ruiwai vouen 01 oarceon or bnrgh, Graduate in Obetretnce and tit Diseases of Wcmet mud Children, Lsicenuaeoi af awicwricoay naw urieao. xtraordioary Member of tha Haute nan Medical Society, Scot tsnd He winaecartamtha sTmptoma ana determine tha nature ana sx tent of whatever disease nay ba present in the Luna, Head ci i lnrnvniatinn Crnin the naVLisint. rx4 sstanhsh the radical care tn accordance wit the pnncipiee of tha Atomolocr of Life and Death, of HeaJta ana iiaaaaa.

PmlMte vr F.ventt ee nree rhe tratatment of thoea aCQta and chronic dieeaee oniy, that remata aniJieael, ana that have scome bopeieee. Thai IM TaT.ll aiaiMTiai BCaaB tie DSttirS. th CUM IU tha tent of any disease payable hy mntniaJ aeemeiu ar at the option pi taa paueav Profeeeor rritt haTin beaa aohcitaa Us gira iiwtnic uoa in tne above practica of medjctoe. ta now prepared to da Hver a Private Coaree of ltaiae oa the subject to fntlwmeo who have aitartided ouecoarae ol rnyatotogy ana two coaree or JtiemasTj anrf ery ana juwoaav. wmmm war eaca coarss Ueetvea.

tsaaA. 9mT CvoaanRiax Roome, corner CaxaJ aca Rampart atra ata Ds fs weaietaaivce OJt HERRING Ct) ualf barreia fiaUUnora Kua Uarnnf receiraei Er iCfrOoneT 4 Oirupi, ior sate oy sr I tilt soTU en Ure. TO REiNT. TO RKNT A erv tiesiraljl Kami'v RA.Jfr.4 or. MVelirity Ruad.

La at ett n.iim. tirpt houe iaj the r. aie Nava fes stra four room in the mam bmiiiirg nd iJirrf rootrs in large cisfern. cenente 'Wir in front. Af tVy no tli premist.

jyft FOR RRIST A must daliefhUti. re iJn 3i.uat ot. Thalia street between Pr taiea and Nsyiiles sts. i ses.on eiven immniate'y Apply to J. ARMSTRONG Jyl ti or to IKK ft.

i Common st TO Rr.NT A I KAV ST. LU17IS One of the n.m deturatv'e ri on tt.e sia coast, with ba'lti' house, rstibinn aud bantum. nod an auadnnca of ruit ceeMablee Slc, and wHtr Apply to Jy2 Im C. 8RCAI) KLTa 38 Podra WARKHOL'SK KOR RF.NT The prmfe'a No .77 Majcaxin (street, between Gimd and Julia it at presant in tt occunaurv of Mumm Wurrttn dtt wui. will be rented by the year Irom tUo let of ovrtnbr next, Foi tarina app'v to JvaCv litt A.

PFNN, Union Prr a 1J RUN tne lat uf Aiifimt. a two. 'orv itutd Wtt Cana! atre between Bourbon ainl I'. iu rhine atre Annlv to VIC TuR HKBF.KT, IM Chartraa atret, JhJ! St and MIO I.KT Tl.a od tUe toco flo. ot 'lit Kx rhar ge C.napany Hui'dme now occupied ty Mit Coot, Tourte A as aa Excharge auJ KeadmiF 'n.

Tlie room nrt very laree, and connect with aarh her. ex ending fiom Ri yal to Exchtru; street, with a wide etitjint street If f.ot rei.ied for a Reading Roorp. be rentJ O.r oihar urpoaea. ApphcatKirta to he ma'fe in writing to C. V.

Bra lbury, retarv, corner ot Camp and Gravier streeu. Hy orJer the Board: Jel7 tf JOHN EGERTUN.Trex.jrer. TO RKNT A twa Btorr brick Dwelling Vloue. Ft Thomas a'reet, between Kstella aal tdward For term aplly to iry fV tf JOHN HURLEY, PO Trhnapito iias IO RF.NT The three story bnca 1 Bt ur bon sreat, between Conti and rtieuville atreet to delivered la jf.ood order rn ttie Jue Applv my? tf TU RN tiPP, 7ft Conti nt. FtU RFNT A tKree atory brick Owaiiir jti w.rcis sireet, imwFn tc iuitim anJ uanei j'os icMon eiven 11 i mined itelv.

La mi. if. rt KOSitN Carnp at reel nihlrf tf ttiv t.M.K I.K.AS1 A Siiniimr den at Mrt.ntt'hvi:te. near Marine Hospital. Thre in on prem a a new frame houie wita two room and Twj abmeta, anil aHerv, a new ki'rben, st ible, aire, and a sood tdr with fruit trees.

Tbe who well ter.ced and r'od 1'he (rounJ contains 15 square teet. French nia a tirs. Aip! il NuM St Arne fr reet, or to K.MILE BOL'CH KKAl', ol )oard at imnr Naw Latooa JeliS I ru JKor tUitt. The prem'sea known as the Julia Street Foundry, on Julia street, between Caronieiet and Bronne streets, alo the HrM Dwelling House. adjmD.nit the satne.

1 ha buildings and itn ra.varnent i fur tlie FounJry are an. ar ranged fur the bon ne, the property being twl feet front hy lyO feet in depth. Rent I'w and terms arconiajodatinar. App.v to Jei4 Sdp3t tf HILL, Cmp tret. French Span.

eh f.inirBffeR, A VitrR SSSVtlM, BY PROFESSOR J. S. rK PALtH At ii ori.er it Cniti iit.ue street and FK hniuLe Fijie. Sw Drlenn. His a Jnnrnbe sv ttem of tirhin has been nue iM fuily prac turd in this fity lor the faf.t fourteen years, iH'kaj are te.t.

iaamurh a iareuae is unpar ed by writing itnJ peak ng Tb the tue Sy em of atute, ah person are taight to eak rluent'v aiid correctly, in a ey hurt spare t.t oHitr) en Iroiu ii A. M. l' and from to I. M. 1 in (rnulne Family lledlrlnre, Of ery description, puiast and moat reliable kinds, cor.

stant'v a IIUFTY'S NEW ORLEANS MEDICAL DEfOT, 59 Poydraa street. Thim establishment i uot surpassed by auy other in the word for the value and cenuneLe ot the art le of Medicine kept 'or aa'e. Fverv k.uJ offered first receives the sanction of and experienced phvstan bef re it is put into the mar set. There. re the pub'tr may on6dently rely upon jet tntfti a becst Med.ci: to fnutid in New Orleans.

A fresh inTotce pure Medicin just weired, to wl.vc we el! the attention of Plsnters and Druexists throohoui tu country for our Leni lor cah, enable us tuiel ower than anrodv can BULL'S SaKAPAR1LLA freah from the manufacturer. r'WN5FNDS VRAP A KILLA ery pure. ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP a certain cure for Punpes Fre. k'es. Tan and Hlt.tt he WRIGHT'S INDIAN VKGKTABI.E PI LL a fresh sn; ply.

BRANOHETH9 VUGETABLK PILLS. ALLEY'S PAIN EXTflACIOR fresh inMa PEKRY DAVIS'S PAIN KII.LF.R a sure cure iV Cb lera and MUSTANG LINIMENT. U.tTS'i LI MM 1. NT for tt ertam t. I'TCH ING 5 DYSPEPSIA HIT! 1 ROfEP3 Compound 5rup Luerwort, Tar anJ Ca nba btfiia fnr Consuntf tti n.

DAYIS'S SYKUP OF WILD CHERRY for Aflevtiona ol the Lunrs WISTAH'S BAI.SAM OF WILD CHKHt for Con Colds, Ac. AH tte GhAFFENBERG TAKE NOriCK Eer i.IJ al other eotab'aah Ter.t in ira't u.bv aiwa.s be tV ani i.re sal t1. i att at l.vJra 'e 1 li Trxnn (icncriii Arencv Olllrr, ESTIULISHKIt 11' I'M 'lit at' 1. ALI HSTn By A JAMES. rT' HK ai.e i iji eet'ti.

hj or tsu leat. J. p'ir a real the if and erfe. t.ti; de'e tit titles ti 'a'idt payment tmes sl.1 redempt'im of pruperty h.r ivies ry countw and 'and ditrf! the priecutiu 'if c1. ui li iate Teia recwrJin.

of 't wrii.iii ihrotien.Hit the lh pri anj hud cf cln isi. pri at ind.vidi).aS ri ar pFt ol theStn'e; the I. ration lnd sj(p ani i.e .) rht and unty laud er tirirates; ohta.n lund Uir titel.eir th'e wh leli w.tti Faniitn. ard and oii.ers im the early Jays ol 1 ei.n revolution tt psy il i be San a Fe. Mier ani dan Antnnio prisoners at.d the trsnsai Uoa of any other busttiess requtrire the servn es of an asent The principal ol this e.tati:rrlenT leave i a veaiou tne at week in Julv, prot iiio, anJ will vi.

it every our.ty through tuI tiie State, en he be pleaded to take charge of anv busir.ess which may be entrusted his care His charees will be moderate and the mo prompt attention may be rehed upon. mw na" in snrvmm i rrnu, ii fempie hoswell. Kso. New Or'a to, ii ImUjiiW Inatrnrtlon In lvil Knulneer lost, cVc. a of Civil aiid ture, to rn il a1" liiiu a pi' v.i...

The course, which ill be cobtuiued for a term ot tune months, intermissmn, will be corrimeri. eii on tl.e ti ret eptetubsr n.lt. al Fa'lsville, F. a sil.a'l village vriO.in a r.f AclHamv sut Point. A Prospectus, eivin full parl culars, may be of.

tamed on sp plx atiea by rrail. pr st psid. In tbe editois ire avannaii or the Iter. J. tt.

Sew York. np.l ltavrli Pass 4'hrlsitlaii Hotel Tb.a well known establ sbm.ut reopens tbie day for the re cepti.m ot visitors. Dun. tbe srinr at eratior a iieve beer, ma fe in Iba cer wnxn cannoi ibii i etve stpsfactiioi Atlscled to the premises are battling bouses. bowling a leys, billiard room, ptstnl gallery and stao.es.

Kates ol rosra 3 the day "0 Ry the week, for sient vis Trirs. tv By tiie onlh or season, at sich rates as may be screed on j.reniratnd upon me nn 'er or roomi rijuirmi. urn ler gin I tin a octupied, anj at aa low a price so any house on the Const. It ir tha determination of the undersigned ta maintain the reparation of tins house in all departments, and no exertions will be spared to give salis'a linn to its numerous pstrons. Ihe msil oats ti.

egon, caiirorrna, sir aa. snar es ana M.bile, t. and from Mobile, stop al the fase daily, aa silver led. Attached to the Hotel is an Academy, nnder the sureria ire of H. H.

cair, of New urlaana. Tbe cervices of three resident Physicians, of well known reputation, can ba obtained at all IV i i i.u r. i msincrr. tmT letters and newsraera left al the oftVes of K. Fso Itank Place, ar 4 Mills Judaon, Esii corner of Canal aad Camp stieats.

sre forwarded daily. eass Christian. Mai .11, imm. my ii si 'iapim To the Public ITVR the benefit of th. persons suffering from that moot painful, loathsome a'id dsngeruus disease, called CANCER, I do hereby make tha following statement, declaring it to ba Correct Some twelve months ago a colored woman, belonging to JoLn Stone.

of Harrisor.biiri;. l.a was placed in my charge to br light to this city, tbeu to be put un'er the trcatrcei of ui ben. lor tJaucer went wnn ner to uunervs omce, ior tne purpore of his prescribing for her; and he, after thoroughly examine her, pionoanced ber esse positively iucurabla that the disease wss beyond al! a sista nee, and even beyond palliation. I men took her ah, ard my boat, which I wss then Captain.) to take her hack to ber owner Bat before onr time of departure REYNOLDS was seen pasaiog, and we called bim aboard to get bis opinion relative to tha woman's condition. He eiainined ber snd immediately declared that I could cura her.

So 1 leit har with him, now No. 13 Gravier street, believing that aha wc Id ba useless to herself and ber fnaeter, and would ahortlv die unless relieved. He commenced his treatment, and in a few raontiia 1 aaw her and conaiderej ber perfectly well radically cured and I have never sin' heard ol i lis leas, semuiance or a return ot nw uikuv via cor. MOORS. Commander af tbe steamer New World.

N.w Orleans. Jane in. ISM Jell 'm for fsille). villa, Bay St Loqes, in a pleasant Icoation. Tha house is large, aoa bas all the conveniences for a large family, with all k.

stshlss US QP. WMI BUSuui.uiug., mm chicken house aod lomnisr house also a ana wharf ana bath bouse, ids nouae is inrnisnea lorvarauui. ne wcuis. wn be sold low. For further particulars apply ta E.

W. ROOD, tr JOHN HAI L. I Front Le.ee. np stsrr. Or.

Usaral. WILL use no other art in tha aJvertiaement than what mar 1 ba found id nuun truth. By leneth of practica I have become master of all those complaints that arise irom impure coition or. that I mav ainrasa mvself without affectation, all those com plaints that are called venereal. For nearly thirteen years past it baa been my sola business to treat those cases i there liea the only merit that 1 uruma I have given mora attention to one esses of diseasee than any other doctor, and 1 know them better than tbey do.

That ia what 1 am always msiskinc; upon, and which no one has ventured yet to contradict Strictures, Nodes, Clears, Boras, Sleeru, Sore Throats, etc, etc, ar just aa fa miliar to me aa tha commonest things of daily obearration which I can say withont vanity, for I clam no other mar it than that of experience. 1 aect a cure in recent eaeaa ra a few aaya, aod Snd nodinV culty in those of longer a ration, without subamuiig the pattern to such a curse of treatment aa wiB draw npoa him the alight est soapsrsos, or oMira him to neglect his stairs, whether with out aoors or w.thin. Ths diet even need not be altered. Thara are Naw Orleans hundreds that could anpply proofs of Uuai bat these natters that require tha nicest secrecy, which always lavtolaely preserve. I kave many qnalotcatione wfasEh 1 do not thrnk rt nacaasary to add, satisfied that my reputation is already aurScieaUy aatab Uahad.

Constant stfcannt from In tb morcint; actil 8 tt cjritt. vvTwaTiiOls. MT D. tW Dr. WtUca kts rrcoved tu tUt lisetva.buasa, flrifif ia nil in it.ii siu iv nisi iii.iiiiuu.

i.u Hea'lin aud Herltstior 8, dee U'iSiI for yi'tine rnen rte ST ms il hf 'Itier Vil Krlneers. Ar ti. or iu Manu'artirris, vriil be ii'M Ui a sinsll lass ol pupils, not to ejieed tsrs se, t' a teitleinsr hss heen rriressn ria! eiluisred in tr.ese ar.d She tDttilo puuyuue. (From our tvsinnn itioa rf Yestsrlay. Tho miil cnnirt throuuh tbia moruing as latn tt due, ua dHtos irnm Cbirlestfn of thn 2.1 WHhintrtnn and IlsHltnore the 30tb, Bnd New York the 21ih ult.

From OaEooN. Th'i no Irom Oregon by the Cherokee is UDiinportaqt. Tho report! from tho mining districts are extremely unfavorable. We are obliged to A. W.

Grwwold, mail Hgeiit, tor a San Francisco pfnr. t' The ollicere of the steamer Cherokee have our thanks fur their polite attentions. Alabama We mentioned a few days ago the receipt of a printed circular which had been issued in Alabama, preaainc; the Unionists of that State to vote for Shi Ids for tivnrnor, notwithstnnd iup bis pub'iirN'd li'iter declining the canvass on the seoro of ill Mr. Shield ha slnco written a letter, in which ho states that thi proceeding Iihs taken plRce without sny consultation with him, nnd without the slightest knowledge or consent on hia part. He ndds, hat while he cannot be a candidate for the ifSce, he would, if elected without ny agency of his own, leel bound i accept.

Wmo MERTf.va at West Haton Kovge fVlexauder rvirtow bas been unauimously nomi ni.U'd as tho Whig cnndidat to represent the parish of West Btt.in Rouije In the next Legislature. At tho eimo meeting which made this nomi itiol), deleptee were npp.rlnted to atteni Ih" Whig Cotigressional Convention lor the Third Dis trier, at West Kuton Kouge, on the'Jlst and to confer with the from Iberville on the nomination of a candidate tor tho State Senate in that district. Tha meeting, ou motion of 15. It. Chinn, unanimously adopted a series of resolutions complimentary to the admiuistration of President Fill more and his services to the Union, Bnd recommending him for Election in the following terms This meelinir cannut refrain from the expression of their opinion that Millard Fillmore ia the man who has, by his Kreal dee.le, placed himself in such pre emtnence ainiiQllir great men of his country, as eig.

points him out as the man who, during ihe pre sert crisis, shouM lio neleciej to maintain the guidani a of ihe Slate thai we accordingly sein the occasion to expression to the opinion, which Rpp nrs to prevail from North t' S.iuih, thai Millard Fillmore i the man whom Ihe high iotereata of ihe country cail to the nex.1 1'resideucy of ihe I'niled Elates. Clinton (I. a Whig of the inst say that J. who has represented Kast FeHciana in the State Senate for tl.e last two years, is lying dangerously ill at that place. Tbecott press of Messrs Starr sV Min turn, Pock Slip, New V'irlr, was damaged by fire to the amount of $7,000 on the night of tho 'th ulf.

I rom By the arrival of the Cherokee wo have received tlie following letter from our attentive correspou dent at San Juan de Nicaragua. As be takes some paint to expose the fellow J. Calvary Hall, who imposed upon us some time since with a false state; ment In relation to the allairs ot Nicaragua, we give his letter entire San Ji'an, June 1, lf EJi. Pir. 1 ws very much amused while reading the lying statement of J.

C. Hall, who imposed upon you in April last. The eight hundred Americana who were flying I fore the natives and Bri ish tyranny dwindled down to something; tike thirty before reaching Sun Juan. 1 1 ia my impression that eight hundred Americans would he very apl to teach the natives of thi country a lesion they would long rememiier before they would budge au inch in tr.o way of leaving the country, alwa excepllnt? they were iu a similar pretllranie'nt with Calvary Hail It strikes me verv tnrctMy that Hail, on arriving at tics place, claimed the protection ol the British Consul, tl.e very Keuile utaii wlioae charaeler no has attempted to defmne. As reitarils the fn assaasinatious and murders that are daily perpetrated, there have been hut two within mv suowieoVe an.l I (irmly nellevoihe riehu Americans are aa much respected hy the native and British authorities, here lh can be any where e.

It ta a great pitv the ounctrel Hall did nol lei the whole story relative to his owu baaly retreat Irom (irnnada. This route will he open for travel l.y the I3 Juiy A very Kood road is nearly completed fiutu Luke Nicaragua to the Pacific coael. anil three stna I steamers are soon expert' here from New York. tuieuneii tor tne river ana lane. Mr.

rriest lormer proprietor of the St. Charles Hotel at tiranaia, has pint returned from New York, aud inform me that all preparations, necessary for the completion of the Nicaragua route, are heing made. r. Priest has a hotel nearly cuinp.eted at Sun JuandeSud, on the Pacific coast. A plunk road is to be built around the rapids, a distance of about fifteen miles, and the rapids are aiso to he cleared out, to facilitate the transportation of ood s.

Mr. Mvera arrived here onth Kngliah steamer yea terday. He has heen to tlie States to purchase an en pirn and machinery for a sugar mill. Messrs. Myers Oestion, of Mobile, are opemcges plantation near We had a small sample of a riare up here a few davs since; growing out of the arrest of the male of the echooner Kokenoe The mate amused himseil hy hammering the cook hence arrest.

Bide8 this, two of ihe men belonging to Ihe schooner Ju ian. from Kastport, Me became fractious a few days since, aud refused to obey the captain's orders. They were accommodated wilh close quarters hy Inspector Campbell, and one of ihem has reen left here prtsou. The Julian, in company with the schooner Mariah. sailed for New York on the 1 lib inst.

The scboontr Kokenoe has sailed down the coast on a trading voyage. Teasels now in port: Schooner Poll Hmes. from Baltimore: briir Wheaton. from New York, with freight for the Canal Company English steamer Thames, and Engllsi schooner Mary, the latter a coaster. Yours.

Vc c. a it inTELLianffOK. tj" Peaches seem to be growing beuer and better every day. We received a basket from Gen. Huston this morning which were moat delicious.

His agents in Canal street sre constantly receiving fresh supplies. Thr Washington Hotel This establishment at ihe lake end of tlie Pontchartrain Railroad, continues to grow in favor among those fond of good dinners Among epicures, soft shelled crabs are considered the finest edible that grows: the way that serves them up at tl.e Washington is a Dear right as weil may he. Stealing Jewelry. Ellen Rerrigan was arrested on Saturday night iu the Second Municipality, i the charge of stealing a pair of ear rings from Mr. Haw Icy.

The prosecutor not being in court this morning, the examination was postponed. Larcen v. On Saturday night last, as David Moore was entering bis ciice in Circus street, he saw a inau named Anthony Williams coining out of tbe door wltb a bundle of clothing in his band which be had just stolen from ihe otiice. The accused wns this morning arraigned, when he wasasurprised that such a charge should be made. Toe examination was poatpoaed.

The clothing and tbe purloiuer are both now safe in custody. Charge ot Perjury. Michael Murphy was this morning arrested in Recorder Caldwell's com at the direction of the Recorder, on the charge of perjury. Murphy swore that be saw a man named Gallagher in the street during the tuorniug, and that tbe man was about to leave the Slate. Wnen a police officer weut to arrest Gallagher, he was found sick in bed, which he had not been out of for several days.

The Re corder postponed the examination on the charge of perjury until to morrow, but ordered the accuaed to be Imprisoned forty eight hours and fined $25 for a contempt of court. The prisoner was at once re manded to Jail. LiictXY. John Williams was this morning partially examined before Recorder Caldwell, on tbe charge of having, on the night of the 4th inst, stolen a quantity of calico, cottonade, Slc, worth $75, from the house of Xavier Simeon, at the corner of Bertrand and Ferdido streets. Julia Ratcliffe.

was aiso arrest ed, while in court this morning, on the charge of hav. ling received a part of the above property, knowing the same to have been stolen. After the examination of several persons, the case was postponed tn conse nuence of the. absence of a witness. Disorderly.

James end Jane Farrell were this mornine: broueht before Recorder Caldwell, for hav. log last night In St. Thomas atreet, made a very indecent exposure of their persons. They were fined $20 each. Samuel Graham got drunk on Saturday night last and threatened to kill one of the watchmen.

Thi morning he was required to pay a fine of $5 or be attain locked np. G. W. Porter, John H. Moore, Wm.

Johnson, and Mary Watten, were brought np on tba charge of va grancy. Xhey were reroad4 (0 Jail until lliwy could i.irt.w.1 (oo vrnaff Telegraphed to the New Orleans Picayune BY THE FF, OPLK'S I'l'KltLLT) LINE. New York, Friday, July A. From Guatemala. Advices Irom Truxillo to June luh report that every thing is quiet In tbe Central American States.

The Canal Bill The Canal bill has been ordered to a third reading In the House of Assembly. Vt Turk Markets. Cotton is steady. The sales to day amount to 1,200 bales. Middling Mi to 914 Flour ha declined to St 18.

Corn is heavy provisions dull. Baltimore, Saturday, July 5. of the Africa's The Africa's news caused cotton to advance Baltimore Markets. New flour 4 IS sales 2,500 barrel. Kio coffee stock on hand 4t000 from Branl.

The clipper ship Banshee has arrived here from Rio, bringing dates to May 23d A rupture liad taken place between Gen. Urzaa, Uovernorof Entrerios, and (Jen. Rosas, of Buenos Ay res. There was great rejoicing in consequence Death, of a U. S.

Consul Alex. McKnzie Hues, American Consul at St. died ou board the iianabce. The I rurth pancd oft' quietly here, and with out accident of at krnd. It wti universally observed here, antl at New York, Philadelphia, Washington, Norfolk and Richmond.

At Washington Mr. Webster delivered a splendid oration at the ceremony of laying the corner stone ot the new Capitol buildings. New Yobk, Saturday, July 5. Arrival of Hungarians. One hundred and fifty Hungarian refugees arrived to day.

From Hayti. The recent report of a battle bo ween tne Ifaytiens and Dominicans Is stated to be unfounded. The H'Ctnt Cat" of Fraud It is now (aid that I'r. (I trdner i tho person whoe I mud on tho Cjovernrnent have lately come to light. Mr.

Porter, the celebrated I'uebla tobacco dealer, gave lho first information. Gardner has gone to Kuropo. Arrivals at Philadelphia The steamers I.afay tte and City of Glasgow arrived at Philadelphia to day. Late from Veiltzutla. Late news from Vene zuela states that several important political arrests have been made.

A conspiracy to uate 1'resiJent Monagss has been discovered. of tlie If attic's IVcws, The Baltic made her passage from Liverpool in nine days and twenty two hours. Cotton News Middling Orleans fid. On at Fire in London There had been a great tire in tbe parish of Southwark, London, destroy ing property to the amount of Sl.OOO.OtW. Loss of Steamship Globe.

The following letter, from an intelligent coxre pundnt, givos core full particulars in rela ion to the loss of the steamship Globe! belonging HdTia Morgan's Hup, on the bar at Brazos Santiago, i the Itith ult. The letter is dated Hraz'os Sa NT 1400, June 2R, KJ. Pic The steamship Katinv, Capu I. Foote, having heen detained beyond her usual day of sail iThurs.iav.) on account or a severe blow from lie southeast. 1 have embraced Um opportunity to give yeu a ilescripuoa 01 ine loss 01 steamer uiutie he nrMt'.

'j on our tiar ou mo mm insu, iu nue style. and haU beeu there long belore a severe blow the nurtlfai'l caused us to have much anxiety lor safety if she was not anchored inside the Par that tiight 'i'he pilot immediately went to her relief, aad in bringing her over the bar she touched, and every endeavor was male to extricate her. It was nut more than fifteen minutes from the time she touched before she was a total wreck. The passen gers and baggage were all saved. CapL Thompson has worked strenuously to save some portion of tie arvo.

and has been rarll illv successful. Tbe Globe was au old craft, aod it was quite lucky she was not lost at tea, as there would not have been one soul left to tell the laie. Tbe Brownavilleiana are getting up a complimentary dinner to api inoaipaon ior his handsome conduct in saving passenger ana usg gage. o. h.

m. Horrible Murder. Mother and Wife Stabbed by a Jealous Husband The Wiliiainburg(N. Pre give the following count of a (hocking tragedy enacted In that place on Saturday, the 28th ult. This inoniirt.

a man named Lawrence Reilly was arrested, charged with murdering his wife and her mother, and committed to the cells. As soon as we heard of the arrest we repaired to the cells. The prisoner "conversed freely, but rather ncoherenlly. We received from htm the following statement: His name Is Lawrence he was born In Ire land, and has been iu this country ten years. He mar neil, bve year since, Ann uoiuinit, aaugoter 01 ra trick and MaryGoldtng; he was formerly employed Mr.

an mnkman, and resided at jno. liu North Fourth street; he slept in the garret and bis wife and her mother on the floor below. Wben he arose this morning and went down, he found a young man in the room, whom be suspected bad been inti mate with bis wife, tie said tins man went ny the name uf Charley. Hesitating amoment, he said, No, 1 helieve it ts Sam." (We inquired 01 miss ionroy, who was examined by Justice Boa well, whether she saw this man in the room in tbe morning, and she said not, but that be was there In the evening.) Tbe prisoner dinner eaid that ne and nis wne nad lived unhappily for some years past; that her family were possessed of some property, aud they were all opposed to him. He worked bard, aad did all he could to earn an honest living, but nothing could sat isfy them.

He further stated mat, on returning home from his work, he repeatedly found the rooms closed, and this yount man in a room wilh bis wife. On being asked whether be would have some breakfast, he replied, No, he could nol ea'," and inquired whether tho other woman was dead! Wnen naked why he did the awful deed, he replied that bis wife was not true to him; that be bad lived a miserable life. He stated that his wife was aged twenty years, ana I.e. liae.ntv' eitfht. Ua leaving tne celts we naateueu tu uie scene the murder, No.

110 North ir ourtn street, ueion admitted into the bouse, the first ibing that met our eyes was a pool of blood at the foot of the stairs iu Pa ing up we observed each slep stained with blood. On the second Door lay covered wiin a pnm mv tun tbe wife. Her countenance seemed pleasant, nn a Imlis: i in removing the cloth SIX deep wounds were seen directly opposite iiiorieoji, nf her hiiHv waa covered with blood. KH 1. 1 n.mr nsioisr wss 1 1 in iiio.nH wi mother She appeared to be aoout loriy nvo years 01 aie, aud we should Judge from ber appearance that she suffered longer than her daughter.

She waa also slabbed near the heart; there were three or four wounds, lo the second house auovo we iuuuo jut tie R.iewell eiunm tii! Miss jwizanein tonroy. one T.sl as aa I IT OYI a bed. and seemed very much exhaust ed there was blood also on her clothe, near ibe heart, where mo wwiiim Aw. ssritl Km f.iiind below. yg arM tulormea uw uuuco wu mianau suuic hv Mr.

GoMinir in one of the villaee pa pers, to the etldct that ber daughter was not married to Reilly, who afterwards brought certificate of marriage, purpuruuK 1 1 wm Brooklyn Jt was believed to be genuine, ninetieth Conroy deposed that Lawrence Reilly on the 28tb of June. 1851, about half past 7 or 8 o'clock, did inflict a dangerous wound upon ibe person of said Ktizaoetb Cooroy, with a aharo Instrument that she saw tn the band of said Lawrence Reilly, which she thinks waa a knife. 1 saw Anna, daughter of Mary Golding, struck with tbe same instrument that be struck me with. Anna fell immediately. There was nobody in tbe roota Hxcent Anna Lawrence and mvself.

when be struck Anna with the knife or instrument. Ke (Reilly) said nothing before this. 1 heard a shriek, it proceeded from an adjoining room the back room or wall of ine second story supposed 11 proceeaea irom atarjr ths, mnrlisr nf Anna. Reilly then came In the room. He took bold of Anna by the shoulder with one band, and plunged the knife or short instrument in the body of Anna, with tha other.

He a truck her more than oncet I went 10 save Anna, and he then struck me. I am nineteen year of age was a laying at the house of Gold Id, while oat or place." Tha Y. Kxnreea savl i iiss mans aald. we are told. nvmi, uuuivsjsiiu Now you may take me out and hang me." mane no resistance, and was taken to prison.

V. i tn Ur Oakhnr.wlio returned a. Uisrl UisltlVU save a home abotu half past 9 o'clock; and the sad scene of hi wife and daughter lying i tnan nearly so, mat hi jf viMJ Wtl4 IBd linot ARRIVAL OF STEAMER CHEROKEE. Later from California and the Isthmus. San Francisco Rebuilt.

REVOLUTIOX IN EW Gil AN AD A The steamship Cherokee, Capt. Windle, arrived at this port yesterday morning, from New York, via Havana, bringing the California mails to June 1st. Tho following is the list of passengers by the Cherokee Brevet Col. W. W.

Loring Major G. B. Crittenden, Assistant Surgeons 11 Holden and C. H. Smith, J.

N. Palmer, Lieutenant aod Adjutant, Brevet Majors J. S. Simmons and C. JT.

RuflT, Brevet Lieut. Col. A. Porter, Capta. L.

Jones and N. Newton, 1st Lieut! A J. Lindsay, Brevet Capts. T. Claiborne and Norrls, 1st Lieut.

J. May and F. S. Russell, 24 Lieuts. H.

Gordon, W. B. Lane, and W. E. Jones, Lieu is.

G. W. Howland and G. W. Hawkins, Mr SheldoD.

Mr. Hudaon, W. H. Baab. J.

Leslie, H. Pat. rerson, Wickeraer. M.Davis, Glibreath, Jamea Zveretand lady, M. Warren, Mr.

Patrick, M. Ferguson, Mrs. Ezektel and children, Mrs. Coovate, Mrs Ewing, Margaret Davis, Mrs. Silvey, Mrs H.

Brown, A. Brown, D. T. Miller, A. Buler, U.

Black, Win. Legour, J. Sieebback, J. P. Doraey, R.

M. Dorsey, J. Bnor, Mr. Levertch, Mrs. Levertch, Mr.

Howard, Mr. Murpby. Mr. Black, H. B.

Hybyer, A. Cain, A. Molt, Wm. Callahan, Curry, P. Sullivan, T.

L. Brickford, Drum, Kinley, J. R. Richardson, P. Felch, G.

W. Newel, Furuuson, S. Couple, J. H. McFeiridce, J.

Wtllson, W. LoKler, O. Galloway, J. D. Murpby, John WiUet, W.

Ramsay, Wm. Wright, Tipton, Wm. Dickeraon, O. Fady, Burlinelon, J. Milbite, T.

B. Gihson, M. Adams, M. Shields, Ber than, W. M.

Barker and son, H. Brady. A. White, J. Dradsbaw, C.

C. Miichel, W. B. Bowen, Jesse McCruley, W. Maddox, F.

Differ, Albert Hatrcker. B. Fammer, Mr Richmond and lady, O. C. Uriall.

Cordon. no O'Couuor, Dt nnis Tooney, L. H. York, Geo. Dr.

Cbrenessen. Mr. Rapphekaaki, Desmekie, G. Kellopg, Mr. Tremble, 8.

Latour, Donaldson, E. McAtree, Mr. McAtree, Mr. McKeeney, B. Masiin, W.

Bates, J. W. Duly and two boys, A. Drum, G. Gilban.

W. Springer, James Richardson, Gubb. John Vail, J. B. Donaldson, Jaa Prime and lady, W.

C. Jonea, Augustus Harbel, Oliver, C. NaSt, Rotiert McMnhon, Jesse Robb, Louie Brashler, Daniel McSwang, Norton, Jas. Peca, J. P.

Thompson C. Burlington, Uriah Blair, Ruben Wyne, L. McFail, A. Brooks. G.

Mason P. Bracks, Charles Preston, John Wenock, K. Poston, John Greenleih, Georire Elliott, F. M. Lowry, W.

Eslis, Lancaster, John Avery, L. B. Sharpe, George Lipe, John Colo, Gen. Triplet, H. D.

Myrtle, Conardle, M. Ponnamain. J. Greeiy, Bracket, J. Moore, John Beaton, A Fulder, H.

N. Yates, H. bnrn, L. Henricb, E. Cancer, John Springade.

Williams, James Lucas, W. Estes. H. W. Paraer, Mr.

Lindslay, Wra. Hendrlx, James Dorr, Mr. kms, A. Wells, R. Haver, Watson J.

Everett, Eli Murray. Bullen. Mr. Concklyn, James Wtllsi.n, nines D. Sharp, Wm.

Floyd. Greena leigh. Eli (imaiinita, R. Blaize. D.

Baraer. Aarou BrxytoD. win f. Crockett, Wm. T.

Styles, John Wallace. H. Postern. Charles Stevens, Hawor ctussy, Mr. Graham.

Edward Furlone. Miss Isabella Gonzales, Uaeennador and lady, S. Qiieenador and oauicnier, A uueensador, rt. tiro wo, tnariea Piagges, J. L.

Wolma, J. Y. Labordon and servant, Rogers Corerton, Francisco Beotz, Thos. Harrington, nr. A Uay.

r. M. Hirst. Mrs. Mary OU and son, Mr.

Corniel. From Gallfornitx. As tyeshave stated above, our dates from San Francisco, 6x the arrival of the Cherokee, era to the 1st ult The Alta California of that date contain a short summary oL the state of affairs in California. Froto this Wtr tearn that three fourtbe tbe burnt distinct of San Francisco is rebuilt a'thcugh we presume not in a very substantia manner. The same is said to be the case with Stockton.

Tbe fires did not have as much effeci as we anticipated on tbe price of goods. The large stock of goods on shipboard, and subsequent ar rivals, prevented any great advance. The reports from tbe mining regions are en couraging, particularly' from the quartz region The Morning Post, a new Whig paper established in fan Francisco, says that three of tbe proprie tors nf tbe Canon's Creek vein were about vUiting thn 1st with their families, and would take with them each, the dividend of the previous few weeks, to pay their expenses. Rumors of Indian difficulties and skirmishing In the northern part of tbe State are rife. Tbe prospects ot agriculture are very good, much batter than was at one time anticipated.

Tbe late rains have materially increased the probabilities of good crops The first execution under the laws of California took place in Stockton on the of May. It was for murder. Crime ha been considerably checked of late, and there is some hope for a better state oi things in the future. The Indian Commissioners have been very busy in endeavoring to arrange tbe difficulties with the various tribes of savages. The principles on which treaties are made with them are to bring them out of the Sierra putting them near the foot bills and giving them nearly enough to support them so that, with a little exertion on their part, they may be comfortably settled for making a living, by agricultural pursuit, the third year.

On the 13th of May, a treaty wai concluded by Col. Barbour, Indian Commissioner, with all tbe nation living between King Kiver and the Ka wee ah on the tides, and the Sierra and Tache Lake on the ends principles of the trea.y the' same a previous ones. These are the most numerous tribes yet met, numbering 4,120 souls. Martin, of the No to no tos, on King's River, will be their principal chief. After the treaty on the San Joaquin, tbe Indian Commission separated for the purpose of proceed ing more speedily on their mission, and as there were conflicting choices their districts were deter mined by lot.

Col. Barbour, of Kentucky, received the Southern district; Dr. Wozencrsft, of Califor nia, the middle or Sacramento district and Col McK.ee, of Virginia, the Northern or Klomath dis trict. The commission and its escort now atand Col G. W.

Barbour, Commissioner; Mr. Kit Barbour Secretary; Capt. E. D. Keyes, 3d Infantry, commanding escort Capt H.

S. Burton, 3d Artillery Capt. E. Kane, A. M.

Brevet Capt. Len drum, 3d Artillery Lieuts. J. Hamilton and II Gibson, 31 Artillery with Companies and 3d Artiiiery. Capt Vincent Haler is the guide.

I he territory set apart tor the Indians is aa fol lows Commencing at the bottom of the foot hills on the Lhow cbil la, running southeasterly in a straight lice near along them to Table Mountain on the San Joaquin thence a straight line runs nearly in the same direction by the eastern base of Lost Mountain, a pilot knob on the left bank of KintV River, till it intersects the Ka wee ah all lands be tween this line, tbe last two rivers and lacbt Lake, and all southwest of tho line to points twenty one miles distant on the rivers King's, San Joaquin, Fresno and Chow chll la The Pacific Mail Company's steamship Antelope bas arrived at San Francisco. She had been com polled to put in at Mazatlan for provisions. The expedition of Uen. Morebead, tor the con. quest of Lower California, appears to be every ridiculous anair.

The General and about forty volunteers had arrived at San Diego, where tbey got short of funds and could proceed no farther The S. slooo of war Falmouth has arrived at aa Francisco. She had been absent upwards of eleht months, during which time she visited the Sandwich Islands, tbe Marquesas group, the Sod etv Islands and the Navigators. The following 1 a list ot her officers Thomas Fetigru, Commander; Henry Moor, Geo 11. arris 011.

vnanea o. mc. Uonouah, Lieutenants David Harlan, Surgeon Jno Mr. rn is art. iianii auisian.

I Btuuil, a 7 Menrv S. Newcomb. Acttnir Master John Devlin, Lleulenant Commanding Manna Guard; Peter Warner, William King Bridge. Passed Midshipmen David B. Har many, John N.

Quacken t.ush, Edward M. opedden, wm. Men. Armstrong mahlDmen Cbas. J.

Porcber. Commander' Clerk Cbarlee Johnaton, Boatswain Augustus F. Thomas, Gunner; Lewis Holmes, Carpenter Lewla Rogers, Sailmaaer. Capt. Petlgrn, of the Falcon, has had si charge preferred against bim of violating wternattaoaJ law, la arresting, or causing to bo arrested, at Kszatlan, Reuben "Withers, the supposed mur derer of A.

C. W. Reynolds, and bringing bim to San Francisoo, In order to secure tho reward offer. ed for hia apprehension. The Alt California says that tbe communication of Mr.

Parrbtt, tha Amert euCosnlit MuuIao. tt ths tim of Wilburs' ifrft, pttfelUbc. in tht ptptr fin th 64 nf ep tember last, would seem entirely to exculpate Capt. Petlgru from blame In tbe coarse he pursued towards the prisoner. Mr.

Parrott showed documents confirming Ihe truth of his statements, so far as the Mexican authorities were concerned. Tbey ordered the arrest of Withers, and had bim delivered up to Capt P. What the captain of the Falmouth could dp under the circunxatancea, different from what he did, is difficult to conceive. A murder of one of his countrymen had been committed; the one accused of the crime bad escaped, had been arrested in accordance with the laws ol Mexico, was delivered up to tha captain, and by him brought to tbe scene of crime, and banded over to tbe civil authorities. The new custom house, at the corner of Wash ington and Kearny streets, San Francisco, waa opened on the 1st ult.

The appearance of a couple of New York omni buses caused much excitement in the streets of San Francisco. Gold bas been found, though not in large quan tities, at Vallejd, the new capital of tbe State. ID political canvass has fairly commenced. Both parties have held their conventions and made their nominations. The Whig ticket Is as follows For (ioternor Pierson B.

Reading, of Shasta. For Lieutenant Governor Drury P. Baldwin, of Tuolumne. For Juttice of ths Supreme Court Tod Robinaon. nf Sacramento.

For Attorney General William D. Fair, of Sail Jo. aq'iio. or state vomptrouer Alexander u. Abell.

of San Traucisco. Shits Treasurer M. Burt, or Butie. For Surveyor General Walker Uerrun, of fan Jo aquin. tor vongretsiz j.

g. Re wen, ol Sacramento, and. F. Moore, ot Tuolumne. The Democrats made the following nomina natlitn For Governor John Bigler.

For Lieutenant trovernor Samti el Purdy. For Judge of the Supreme Court Solomon Heyden feldL For Stats Treaturrr Richard For Comptroller Wlnslow 8 Pierce. For Attorney General Samuel C. Hastings. For Surveyor General William M.

Eddy. For Members of Congress oaeph W. McCorklu and Edward C. Marshall. A man named William Hayden, one of the parties engaged in some disgraceful riots, which had kept Nevada City in a state of excitement tor five or six days, has been murdered.

The person, charged with tbe crime is a young man named unes Caaain, who was the antagonist of Hayden a shooting affair upon Oregon MilL Cassin Is in custody. A terrible accident occurred Parks's bar on rmorning of the S9th May, by which thirteen men were drowned A party of eighteen men were crossing the river at that place, when the rope to which tbe boat was attached parted, and the men instantly burled into the stream. No further particulars had been beard. San Francisco Markets May '3L Rrsadttufft. Buckwheat, prime, half $4 25; corn meal, in sweet, $7 SO; do.

half bhl $14. Building M'Ueriais. Bricks, on board, fkS 1 lime, Th maslon, $3 lumber, by cargo, assorted 455) planed, $60(270; timber, $6flvJfB plank $30 $'70; 3 inch 71380; to 2 inch do, clear, lu9; scantling, $GilV; cedar, $8uS12U; ahingles, pine, 7a9; iath, $5, nails, 7. fordage. American, small, do.

large, 15(7 20c bale rope, per lb small, 16c Dry Goods. Cioiha and caasimeres nomina' ladies' wear in request; clothing dull; 4 4 brown heeling' 13c 4 4 bleached, 12(2. 7 8 drills, 12c prists, fine, 12a14c Groceries. Brown sugar loaf, white, 15; crusnen, white, 135H; coffee, 13S20; molasses 35 a 40 syrup, 452.55 Hardware. Sheet lead scarce sheet copper 35940 bar lead bar iron, cargo.

retail, 10ali; sheet iron, Russia, retail, lii American, no demand, except heavy, which is 10 galvanized 1214. Leather. Sole, none; harness, in fair demand at $80 100 per dozen; upper, fair demand; hide this article contracted for for some time by one house norns, per 1,000, $7. Liquors. American brandy, 1 503l 75 whiskey, American.

$1 60; Monorgahela, in $2ti2 50. Provisions. Mesa beef, $10; prime pork, $10; mess pork, 1 15; do. half clear pork, $18 do. half (.

5o ham, looOc; butter, fiaoU; lard 14; cheese 150.20; salt, per 2S3; American, in bags 25 lbs, 45(2)50; potatoes, sweet, do. Irish, 67. Tobacco Kentucky leaf, 302.35c manufactured, No. 1, 70 No. 2, 55; No.

3, 40 fine chewing, $15 per grace Thomas's grape brand 70c. From Panama, Our files from Panama by the arrival of the Cherokee are to June 17th. We find vary little news of importance. The foreign consuls at Panama have protested against an order of the Government, sending forty telons to the Isthmus, as a military police force. Tbe Star of the 13m ult.

contains the following paragraph As an evidence of tbe rapid strides that this popular express is making in the confidence of tbe public, wo need oniy reier 10 me large numoer 01 pacKsges entrusted to it for transportation across the Isthmus. The Crescent City brought out, amoDg other cargo, upwards of two hundred and seventy package for this express, and every package was in town last vening, ready ior smpmem. xtus is me way to pum things. evolution in Granada. By the English steamer at Chagre, the Panama Star received papers from Bogota to the 22dof May, and from Carthagena to tha 6th of June.

They are principally filled with particulars of an attempt recently made to overthrow tbe Government, by disaffected parties in the provinces of Pas to and Tuquenes, with, the encouragement and aid of leading persons In Equador. We the following from the Herald Faato and Tucmone. the seat and scene of the in surrectloo, are the two southern province of tbie ttepuouc They loin fquaaor. on its interior west ern boundary. symptoms or a rebellion navrog oeea maoe appa rent tn these crovlnces to tbe Freaid ni.

hecahed upon Congress, then in session, to authorize an adoi tion to be ma to the army, which was at once increased nnder it direction to ten thousand man. The President waa also authorized to declare and make war upon uado in case it should oe ascertained that she aided or participated in any way in us rebellion, or aHorded succor or protection to the Insurgents." len. m. franco, commaoovr ia cDieji uisr southern division of tbe arm v. waswdlrected to pro ceed with a force of about 560 men to the scene of ine rebellion In Pas to, which ho reached, and found large numbers of tbe people gathered into armed companies, and ensconced in a ravine called Chagaur tiumba.

He auacked them 00 their right wing, and succeeded In dislodging them and driving them from their quarters. The insurgent lt.on raarnaioa as inr Florida, and on belns: body pursued they retired beyond Guitars. It waa soon after discovered that about 400 of them had escaped into Equador, lioaded ny their chief, Zara, logetuer with uieir priests ana numerous others. On. tna Hih the Governor 01 Tuauerrea discovered symptoms of a rebellion in that province, which soon manifested lueuf by a pr onu tameu lo hetnir pro csuruod.

Tbe province rose up at once and declared ivil war. and called npoa or to sustain tnem. These fact kuown 10 Gen. Franco, be gathered as large a force as admit and marched against them. In taolr retreat from thai Oovernment forces, ihev succeeded in ac quiring strength, 10 large additions to ibtrir numbers, wilh which, in all amounting 870, ihey proceeded take ffruuud at Buenos Avrea.

a not canton in tha interior of Tuquerrea. Here they were met by another detachment, composed of three battalions of infantry and two squadrons of cavalry, amounting to 1,000 men. battle ensued at this nlace. or a very severe and sanguinary character, ba which many Itvea, were lost 01 both sides, and many of tde rebels taken prisoner. ana wnieu ended in tne total deieat and dispersion 01 toe Insurgent, wiio took refuge in the adjoining provinces of Equador, leavtns; their damd eaed wounded on tbe field.

Tbe bead of the insurgent troops is Manuel I banes. He escaped Into Equador. It is to be hoped that tbe speedy termleatloe of this insurrection will prevent further difficulties between thi Government and Equador. Much excite merit prevailed at Bogaia and throughout the province of Popay au, aod the people were all ready to go out and fistht tbe rebel, if occaaion should require it. Cootrress adjourned on tb 2Utb uli.

Previous to adjournment, it passu a law abolishing slavery in the Kepublic, to mo into effect on the 1st day of January, 1852. jy it is rumored fn New York that libel suit are soon to be com me need against Webb by Willie and the Coddingtone. 7 706 steamship Baisboldt, which left Kew for Havre on tbe 28th ult took out $892,126 in 1 Ep The PflDsaeola Democrat aaya thai, oa the rtnt, Com Tattnall amratd tb cxhxuk of Nstj Vw4urbtp' 1 i 3 1 .,1.