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nir woTTv. A FOR ROTTERDAM Paaaia Only Tha fart I AiMrxu ahip PARTHENON, M.thrwa, maatar, rill bara immadiata daaoatch for tha aboTe port, bar kv hmi mmA and minr on board. For naaaa. huTiDK rood apply to tha captain on board, poat 18. sacona aicipamy.

J. P. WHITNEY At 61 Carap Vi HAVANA. FOR HAVANA PaaMaa Only Tha Al copparad bri PALO ALTO, K. Wood, maatar, ba'iac all bar acarro will baaa immadiata aaapatcn.

or xinri ha.inc auparior arcommoaaiiona, appry on ouara, o.t 8, Sacoiid ananpaiity, or to VERA CRUZ. "FOR VERA CRUZ To aail on tha 6th io nt Tha Al radFuIar rack at ROBERT SPCODEN. M. RadTirh, mas tar. having naarly all har wui aati abova.

For balmnca ol iraiebt or pa Mf, Having aurarior tcronamodationa.apply on board, lxwr rtcaynna i iar, or to FOR VERA CRUZ Gulf Liua Tha Una faat ai. ling cop parnd and copnar faatanaii brin AMERICAN, iDM k.r matjtar. bavimp two thida of hr careo an farad and romc on board, will haa patch aa abova. For Mlanca of Iraiieht or paaajr, havio baud so ma accotumoda booa, apply on board, Socood M'inii(iiity, rr to w)TW in VAMAltl CHAORKS. FOR CH 4UKK9, DIRECT Tha Al packat achr TWO FRIENDS.

J. I)u v. maeter. having ne.rly ill ber cargo engaged, will have imuieuiata depa'cu abova a or balance of freight or paeage, baviug ujeiMjr iccommodationa, apply to the captain un ooard, at uia Lower PK.yuneTier, or to W. 3.

BROWN, Graviar at mtr Tbia veaael haa iuat been dulid and uewU couuerad. 4nd will run a. a regular paL bet between tbia port and Cuacrea, nd will land bar freight at tha wharl at Ubagrea lie. oi i gnt araga. jyia PHILADELPHIA.

FOR FH1LAOKI.PH1A T.ouiaiai.a ita The fait Laling regular packet alnp WILLIAM, Hall, uieittar. 'will have deapaWb a above ror irausnt or pa.aag.. laving aopenor Mroinnointlnni, apply to tha captain ou ioar', poet nret Blunicioeiitv or to Jy J. MKRKtK Jx CO, nrirorcruit. NEW YORK.

5J. FOR NEW YORK Holme. 'a Line of Park aTjTha faat Bailing regu'ar packet ship SULTANA, Thea aaaaaweA. Ban at maatar, havnig tna principal part of her oirrn enraged, will be immedta'elv daapatched For freight or eaaaage, having elegant arcommooationa, appiy to in. captain board, oppoaite tba Vegetable naraevan io FOR NEW YORK A.

abridge'. Co'. Line To laail on SATURDAY, tie 9th mat The fa.t sailing Al packet ship HKKwann, 3inL.r. maatar. (having the grea'er portion of her cargo engaged and going nb Kiard.

will ail aa above. rr freight or paaoege, having fine apply to tha captain on board, oppoaite tha Vacetabie aaiket, or to Bur J. n. Annitiimr. a cimp it.

FOR IOKA A.hbudie et Co'. Line foe jC.aperior faat aailmg regular pai k.t brig aeaawAaaafa.ry, maa'er. bave irmnedia a depat u. fix freight or pas.sg, havirg good apply to tha captAin on board cr to tut J. M.

ASHFRinaB at FOR SEW YoKK The Al fine at i irg abip lMIHRA, Vmall. having uwit of bei cirgo enrag.d, will h.va quick despatch. Bad can lake lead ar heavy freight il immediate application ia made to Jvv. lmi UALK.wtDmiiinniL SaY For pa'anra, having anpertor apply on Board, niMt 14, serorid LONDON. jCTKa FOR LONDON The fine fast aaiTing Al American shin KATE HOWE.

Norcroes. maatar. will haveqm aaaaeaalae.pB'ch f.r tba above port, having moat of har carp I engagad. For lieight of no hhdn apply to an3 J. r.

WH1TNB.T At CO.tJlC.mpat ewT For paaaaga, tiAving fine acrommodatioca, apply to tha I captaia oa board. LIVERPOOL. FOR LIVERPOOL Tha new fir.e Al American dshi aaWaaaaaepB bin MOBILE. Tarbox. maa'er.

will have qui. de spatch lor the port, having tha greater part har cargo engged and Jin4 on hoard. For fraiabt 100 hhds tobacco or 500 bales cotton apply .1 a i SefT For paaaaga. having snnerior accommodations, apply to tbe captain on beerd, poet isvi, second Municipalrty. FOR LIVBRPOOL Tbe fast sailing A 1 American L.hip CAMILLLS, Vickaia.

master, will have quick devpati lor 'ha above port, bavin nearly all Ler cro engvgad For freight ol bale, cctton app'y B'tS J. r. wrtiincy at i.o.,ni camp su SaT For passage, having good accnmmodAt'oiJS. apply to tba captain on board, post an, second vtunicipauty. FOR MVi RPOOL The Al fa American ship EASTERN O.UFEN, Cspt K'w.

ha ing erlv ill ber cargo engaged, will have immediate d.spatcb For fra gfat of 3UU ba'e cotton, or looo bnis. nnnr, apply to virrnkl at i.ovr.uA., iio common St. 3 is or to C. JENKINS, K7 Comiron street. FOR LI If The fine Al lt sailing Amer ik aa ahip CO0UIM8O, Gorham, m.tr.

will sail for 'the abova port or about tha 10th instant, and has very rcod accommodation. Inr ten or twelve rihm paarer.gera ror terma apply to tbe captain on noara, at poat at, second nmcipaiity, or to nnl j. r. nsnnii ei ni camp atreet. FOR LIVERPOOL The Al fast sailing Arpenran lahip HAMPDEN, Hu.ey, roa.ter.

having nearly all her Irro engaged, will nave aaapatcn. ror treignt oi vu kala cotton apply to Jy GIFFNET LOVV.LL, llfl common at. FCR LI VERPOO' Tha Al very fast sailicg Amarf can ship GLANCE, Taylor, maatar, having tba mi st 'her cargo engaged, will have immediate deepatch. For Veurht ol 4O0 baiee cotton aoprv to jv 47 J. r.

whits it at co 61 camp st. aar For paaaaga appty to tbe captaip on boe a FOR LIVERPOOL The Al aat Mi lug Amen, an i WM.JAKVI3, Jarva. ntasiar, tanow kiadiiig and aaeaaawaejill have immediate deepatch for tha abova port. For freight of 600 belee cotton apply to I 1 1 i v. ot vawp .1 BeT For paaaaga apply to the captain on board.

FOR LIVERPOOL The Al fa.t sailing LSEPH BADGER, Alexander, master, i. now loadmr for tha abova port and will have quick daat atth. For lanca of freight apply to At. HA a i art, 7V common atreet. Jvl J.

P. WHITNEY 1 Camp BdF For paaaaga. having first rat accommodations, apply to the master on board, poet 3, laird municipality. FOR LIVERPOOL The Al last sailing An.er.oan lahiD RIO GRANDE. Ryan, niastsr, having tha mort of her cargo engaged, will have immediate despatch or the above port.

For freight of 300 babe cotton and 1SU0 bbfe Sour apply to jyl. r. nil i. E. i camp es.

ear For pasaageapply to tha captain on poara. FoK LIVERPOOL The Al laat sailing AS. PENNELL. Fulbrton, maater, i. now loading lor the aasaBabove port and will h.va oua de.patch.

For freight of 9HOO bble flour, or pasaaita, havu first rata accommodationa. applv to At. y. A A 1 a.rt, iv common mm yu nniinAi mm MARSFilLLKM. FOR MAKSE LLfcS hi Oa? Th Al fat LPilinK packatship KATE HUNTER, Hill, niatr, wul nsirh mtrm mam accummfHtatinn for DaUMni'vtrf, atid iuim tMmnim ttcramimvdationw for SO paf.MUA.er, apply oa bort.

pot 7, Smcvua Municiptity, or to Vir Liftf 1 n. UALii, jvunuiynsi. HAVRE. FOR HAVRE The Al new eobndid French sh.p BELLE ASSISE, Fraaaart. master, will meet with de spatch.

For freight of cotton or apply to A. At X. A IV CO, iiillliwiu pa. Jel LEVI H. GALE.

93 Common st, BaT For paaaaga. having nnenrpasasd accommodationa, apply to tbe captaia on poara, ru atunicipaiity. BOSTON FOR BOTON Th. A I and faat sailing bark JOIN MURRAY, Wm Loll, master, will receive immediate Jeapalcb. having tha greater part 01 bar cargo en gaged and going on board.

For freight or pasaage, having hand some apply to sun n. FOR BOSTON Regular Liue of P.cketa The Al regular nacket afa'O NORFOLK. Ban Lovett. master. laving a larga portion oi nar cargo engaged, wiu nave qmck daapatcb.

For balance ot irsignt appiy to jvm ninauKiTCtuipii. SwT For paaaaga. having superior accommodationa. apply on board. Poet 16, Second Municipality.

FOR BOSTON Tha Al new ud aplendid ship JOHN M. MAYO, H.nry Keed, maatar. now load at poat IS. Second Municipality, and win bar. im mediate deepatch.

For freight of 300 bate, cotton and heavy freight apply to ill a wv n. av is. aw mW For DiuMM.haTiiigT ivrnt and miry atJs room. apply to Uia captmto on ooaja, at poa. sacoaa municipaii.y.

18)1. EmlsiratClSH. 1831. P. W.

BTRNES At CO'S. Geaeravl Psutaaae anal Farolcai Kxcxtaace ur ii.a a jsMttiHuitta inva. Nnt Orkans GRAYIER STREET, cor. Bank Place. AS in.

SOUTH 81 ItAAl. lmH IS EDEN QUAY. S6 WATERLOO ROAD. Ill A euriecribere bag laav. to intorm tna puniK uiroognout 1 tha United Statea that they are eow prepared to ieena, at their Mural branch house, and agsnciee.

rasaage c.nincaiea. entitling th. partiea therein named to a paaaaga oy oral erase ahip. from Liverpool, Dublin, Cora. Belfast and Londonderry, to mmr iriee new vara, rniiaaeinnui Djnus euw b.iu aere.

They are aleo enabled to forward (vra Liverpool) par tiea reaiding Franca, Holland, Belgium. Hungary and Ger diany, being ine oniy xtoua. tu. traoe oavuig agvouM those countries. P.

Bvreea At Ha alao iaana Drafta aatrabla at rbt. to any amount, negotiable in every town having a Bank in Great Antain or Ireland, and giving with every Bill of Ex change a receipt lor tne money received, and guaranteeing uie aae payment of tha amount. For pa i sag, to theee ports apply, personally or by letter, to r. w. tcN as at co 66 Grarier atraat, corner Bank Place, Naw Orkatna.

jyv Mew Needs. ABUTA F. X. GAY ia new receiving bia aopplisa of SEEDS of in. year growtn.

ins iouw.ng ais just in atora aaaa. TUKNIP, BEET, cauliflower, carrot. Cabbage. aay BROCOLI, rakish, ror aaw at lav at a nanee Btraer. At Tf ValMAbla aflaatatlaa far fftatla.

sBMa, MR. NICHOLAS 6KAC1A. aechalae of Aft eeere of waeav aga. ogere to eeu at unarm prac. aaa cnodruoaa aia Phta awAaetauoa.

ia tha paneh avau. of Caa. rrver, four milee above ka aaouth, coetaiarag ma ft fwai ai noiiia auli all the imnrni inr ol It hncfc house, tstiN pa. aaw aaiU by water, fi afao. I I Slaves or snore.

On thia land a to be found every kiaa of 1 i. MMLi 1 1 1. ntatvui w. a. 1.

A. ror t.re parucuatrs appry an aicooeae enrerva, vw aurw. aaruva 1 natcfaitncaes af Natchianahaa. Ma refer, an Aaeeera. m.

raaai A Co. No. SI Cue! i auaat, Maw Ovh aad Bead bkl lamSaAl ABoeu. ins i aoav asai a Ihaoaaaa. COPARTNERSHIP.

COPARTNERSHIP BOO ART FOI.ET baT. tbia d.y antarad into copartnarahiD with WM. H. AVFRT. and will haraaltar conduct tha Factoraea and Cummir.ion Boai naaa ondar tba firm ol BOG ART, FOI.ET ATEKT.

N.w Orlaana, lat Auaiat. 18AI. Im THE uadaraigrjad ba.a (ormd a onpartoaraHip afyl will ron Una ha Commir.ioo aodar tha atyla of RAW L1N3, DUNCAN at 69 Carondalat atraat L. w. nAWLina, L.

H. DUNCAN. Naw Orlaana, Angu.t 1 IIWI Im THE ubcribr has aa octatad with him T1ROINIUS H. RODE, ftir tha pnrpoaa of condurtrox tba Cotum Storaa and compraaainx baaioaa, on and attar tha lat of Saptambar Bait, uiidar tha atyla of PENN At RODES. ALTMJJ rann, vnntu i Naw Orlaana, loth Jnly.lHAl.

Jylft In DISSOLUTION Tha copartoarhip hithartn aiifltinx nnar tha Crm of METER. BALB1ANI At ia diaaolrad tbia day by mntnal conant Cbaa. J. Balbiani ia alona cbarrad with tba liquKlatioo of ita aflaira par pro C. Sbuttar.

CHS. J. BALBIANI. Naw Orlaana, 16th July, WM Tha nndaraimad will cotitinua tha Commiaaion and Dry Goad. Parkaa Buaina.

nndar tha atyla and firm ol t'Ha. HALKIANI. lor hia own account dalbiaiii. Naw Orle.ua, 1Mb July, IHftl. Jylt I in I HAVE thday taken into partnership my brother.

THE UIHIK LEON. The bumneoe wi'l be ct nducted under tbe firm of EDWARD LEON At CO. The new firm t. barged with all trauaactiona of my previous bu.mesa. AU" Ann i.r.un N.w Orlaana, July 13, 18SI.

Jylt lm COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE The underaigued have aa eoiaued themselves for the purpose of tran.arting a gen aral Auction and finrnmiMion Bu.inee. in thia city, under tba tyleot P. B. TAYLOR ToUKNE. O.

I A I IV, J. EUGENE TOURNE. New Orlevna. July 1, 1WI. Jy3 Im TISOI.UTION The firm of LOWE At PATriSON haa i tbia day been dtaeolved by limitation and rnitual consent.

hither member of the firm will u.a tha nane in liquidation. Mr Alexander Patuaon. Jr, ia alo fully aithotixed to use tha name in liquidation. R. M.

LOWE, 11.UAB n. I il i UJ i. New Orleans. July let, ISM. NOTICE The nnderaigned have thia day formed a copart Mrahin for tha narooae of transacting a General Commiaaion ard Forwarding Rumnea in Naw Orlaana, nnd.r tha la of LOWE.

PATTISON A and aolicit a continuance of tha liberal patronage heretofore extended to tha old bouse nf Lowe ar. rattiaon, tneir predece.or.. i be bill, payable ot lovi a faltiaon will be paid at maturity dt raitiaoa at to. WILLIAM H. PATTISON.

ALEXAND'R PATTISON. Jr. Naw Orleans, July 1st, 18S1. Jo Sm TN conaeqiience of the death of Mr. Nathan Jarvia, in Jana ary I laat.

the firm of Nathan Jarvis At Co dissolved. The boaineaa will be condm ted under the name of 6TPHglN JaKVH At CO. by the undersigned. i am iE.rrir.lv janiia. TSAAC HOBH3, of Boeten, ROBEKT B.

AUCOIN and 1 OMER GAILLARD, botli ol r.w Orleans, pave tni. formed a partnership, under the firm and atyla of 1. Hi'BKS at CO Tb.y herby inform their friends tht, as adcreesors to the lat. K. G.

Hobos, they will conunua the general Shoe osiues as eiwoiore. New July 1. ISM Jyl 3ti ATR 11. LI AM HENRY LEVtRlCH be. on.e a partner ill with me from thia data.

Naw 7th Jul. isai. WM LErEKItn The anbarribere will continue the Cotton Factirge and Com miaaion Ba.i ie nndar tlie firm of WM. E. LEVERICH At from thu data.

July 7th, Ihai. i. e. i r. r.ii.n.

JyT lm WM. H. LEVERICH. iSratiag lllsnoyarr. DR.

CCNNEL'S lavariable car. for Gontrrhrga and aU Yenaieel Disaasea Thia medicine at a ura car for all thaee disaeeee, and one trial will fully convince those who have contracted any kind of venereal dieeeae, that whan we Bay it a certain and aata remedy mere ia no exaggeration re to. sasartma. It aoM Naw orlaana only by t. miib i 1.1 Ckanrae atreekj rinhna arn.lnat the late Iteoabllc ff Texaa nil law the laat Lagwlaiure ol mo state oi lexaa, an I cutiraa against tha lata Republic nf Taiaa, not preMnteu and proaeculeo before tl 1st day of September next, are for ever barred.

The subscriber leave Galveston for the city ol Au.tm on the lfttb wf August, and wit! give prompt and un remitting attention to tbe prosecution or ail claims io ra. He wiil alao attand to any other business confided to hie cara. Refers to Maaara Prehn. Clegg Co, and Temple Doawall, Eq, New Orlaana. XddreM A.

W. JAStgs, uenerni Agency crace. JyS4 lit Galveston, Texaa. Notarial Notice. HE nnderaigned moat reepectfuily informs hia fnenda, and A the noblpc in general, that he haa thia day formed an aa sociatM'n with JACOB SOR1A, a Notary Public of tha i itv.

for tha ourpoea of transacting tha notarial Bust ESS, in all its various braocbee, at No. 40 Camp atreet, in thia city, tha whole and ante management ol wbicb will under the charge of the undereigned. Having had sin. riencof fifteen year, in raid bu.ineee, he bopea to receive from his lormer a continuance oi tneir Tue anderargned lan cominiaeioner lor me states or rr ginia. eouayiv.nie.

aimnin, Aiaaiuw, Mwmu. ippi, Florida, where all deeds. Ate, of every nature and da appertauurg to tneee parucaeir otatee, win pe cor rectJv drawn no and executed. Claim, ol every eeecription against uia government oi uia United statee will Be punctually attenuea to, ne oaving an em mui agent in v. aaLmgtnn city lor mat purpose.

Jel 3m I nn Air A. I TT UA 1 1 AJ LrVIV, aiAJ kaaa, I0 uoAyeaji babi xaj atora aM raaia xhm fowinc bruaiM, wuiaa. mc. i BHAlvUI. flturtc Brandy, vintaf 17M and i old Ooddard Brandy; Ptool, vstillioa At Co.

firaody i Malory do. Otaxd. Do pay 4 Co. HiiWy mu4 wmryjiim uir Dritrxi Cnim Boost. Itapotam.

Crown Pna'', Flvnr da Sillarr, wdaick. natu n. wbita i.tvc' im utmuj oiaar oniwi. nuu aV. SoarlaliBr Kocfc.St.IT Hock, aparklinx Moaailla, ani aztra para.l Ht i.

Old ruKT wiab.s,ib caa, uac imporuut AMt to half aad quartavr cak. Old Pate Tinlo Snn'h 3d and Knnx I ndia Madatira, Una Clara icitA. arid half artd nuartaf ca fei Uulf Gordon aid Har tuany Sharry i Pla and Bruno harry low prirad Sbarry nnairtjaifP anil half raakt. eafif RLE, Di'liAvrv i Kira DtrtKi i uiiiaiv DON and DC KLIN POKTKK. in pint and aaarta old Paacfa and Appka Brandy, aid avary articl tn tba way of Wtnaa and LqTiira, wnutaaaia ana rautt rrt ncMit Irliitnal Ininranre TfH couformtty with tba raqumtt ors cf their cbartar, tba Com 1 any aubrnit tna toHowtnc laiemani; AttKHiMt of nnroiumi ract ivtrd for tba yaar andsAc July 13, 1H.M Amount of premiama on unezpirad MO.

883 30 raa for yaar and in July it. ibdu. 30. M7 91 Whole amount of 431 SI Of which there have beea received: Firdpraminma 34 Mariaa do 18U.VT7 3i Rrver do 818.38 7 Life do lO.awt IA (A 1.431 81 Laa nntminms on risks not terminated 94.211 .7 Leaa latum premiums 10.464 7fi 83 Amount of earned premiunia for year ending July IS. Paid during same period fur toesea, via: For aa vn.rvni i For marina mesas 14.00 KS For river loeeea 9 ftM For life losaa 16JW0 00 310.20S 44 Reinanrancee and evnenses.

lees int.r aat and diecount account ai.aar at rmv eo Amount of profits for yaar anding Ju ly la, S14V919 1 Th. Cnmmnv have the follnwinr asatts Real aetata, being amount paid in caan on 7.y Premium 84. iro pa Bond and mortgagee 64.H00 00 Funda in New fork citv 4.Ao9 17 Due for premiume in coursaof 37.3J n6 Cash on hand 11S.V49TS Total amount of a eats. S18S.3T6 04 Afrdawii on Account. THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

Psrishof Orleans and Citv of New Orleena. Ba it remembered, that en the 31st of July. A. D. 1M.

be fore ma. tba a Juatics of tha Peace in aid for tha city aforesaid, personally appeared Charles J. Manaoni. Secretary, who, being duly sworn, according to law, doth depose aird aay, that the within accounts are just and true and a correct transcript fiomtb. hooks of th.

Crescant Mutual In surance company ot naw onaana. c. avarioorf eecreurry. worn to and aubacribed before me tha Slat of July, Idol. J.

L. WINTER, Juatica of the Peace far tha Pariah of Orlaana. BUT The Board of Directore have resolved to pav an interest ol 6 per cent in cash oa tbe outstanding certificate, of profits to tha holders thereef, or to their legal on and after Mondav. tha 4th dav of Anruat next. Tba Trustee, have also sec lar.

a diTdtend oi per cent on the net earned premiums of th. Company lor tbs ysar ending tha 18th day of July, I Hoi, for which certificate, will be iaaued oa aad altar tha 1st or September next C. J. secretary, (few Orleans, 31st July, 18.M. ani Aanthera Xnataal Iilfe I nan ranee vjam hit of I.on luiatia.

IN conformity with Uia reduiaiuon. ol their charter, tha co pany aumbit the following lament Amount of premiuma oa poticiaa iaaued from July 1,1860, July 1, iiyi i Paid durmg tha same yaar For foaaaa on white SI" For losses on slaves. 8.731 18.731 Amount of axpanaaa and re insurancae. leai mtareet account. 13.864 08 6.590 OS ii.othtir Tbaa further report that they had.

on th. lat instant, being tha close of tneir aacai yaar, tna louowmg aseete Cuhintext 34 va i i. i a a non on 4.015 Ov Premmaaa due oa aoaciee ready lor aeuvarv n.n 1.1. miniwi. at ah d.tea SS 3 Fur 31 tor, account 667 11.

all as Guarantse aabecriptioa, amounting to Total 61.811 66 vivs on ihiaNA. Citv of New Orlaana Pareonallv appeared before Justice of the Peace in and for the crty aforeeaid, eorg C. lwraaoa, secretary of taa Matnal Life Insurance company, wno, Ming aar. sworn, doth depoee aad aay, that the above accounta ar. juat aad tree, aad a correct traneenpt Bom taa aooaaoi tae soaiav era Mutual ne Aaauraaoa company or aavewiaiae.

raignadj vlii. c. auavriuAaoiii Swoca to aaa eubscribed before roe thia 10th July, laei. Jell am L. wisteic jwnrvor tn.

I TJ ICE Ta tiegcsl Carolina met, tor sal, by 1 XV JirStas SXAJ wO. as and Naw La VOLUME XV. NEW ORLEANS, THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST 7. 1851.

NUMBER 166. "BUSINESS CARDS. "JTi araH AM OSca 110 8mw street. Han Euterpe stree nnar Prytenia stree Jetfl lm mkaED MAI. AaaHioaeera, Appraisers, Ac Bo Beaks' Amt Hew Orleana an! xi n.

iinmiw It M. eiwa nwuod At Umm "alwcaant. Ho. 66 Ban Placa. N.w OrlwM.

ul ly Jjjj (KiUWiJUi ConuiHM wl gorward.il vMrl CO inntt of the LoDanmSwii. Sarar EeSaery. BiSaCariidloeTroet.Si O. rai roc r. roCRSINE, OsSee and Merc hand broker, TS Maga TaTH.

aUlUNET, lieoeral Produc and MOTChandis. nT ly nKeW. JOHNSTOK at Exchange and Collect a. gjfea, fo Dm Cnmraoa atraat, o. my' trod hi ml I TTSnwa olmW YachabMrg.

Maw eeil tUVAlX T. TAVLUti, Auipurtei ut wiu a ls pT in 1 Retail, Hoe. 16 an 16 Royal I 1 TTjIKI, ID WARD, Wbolaaalaand Ratail Sroear, No. (j mat Lara a treat, Vatwaam Canal ana" CnaaBUnra TJ WRIGHT fL. aW Forwardiac um.U Cotton Factoca and Commiaaioi Maacbaata.

fiT Amaf atraat. Flaw Or dT ly I amdlav. Hantavtila. Ata.F. A.

Sandara. Naw UriaatM Tn.mrf a tiHnriu.CfiaBafioB.Kictnuui' ommiMtoa, Racaii ina and For camp atraat, w.u. an ly Tk nu W. J. B.

Masaia I Haw Orlaaaa. Jald ly (Ml OriMmi 4k RAWLINS, ertftir MrMt Commiaaaot IfLaanrKMBta ud a4fatS for tM of VlT. rua Man. tkaaM Tobacco, Kav now on hand th taiXMt and most to th trad. o7 if A.

harm. W. C. ry. Harris 4k LA.CT, Commiaaion March turta.

Ho. 94 Pnjr tiraaatraat, Caw Orlaana. alt If a ftvaandMiL Wm. H. foa.

F. X. Maataraoa. KE1TOAU, TOE CO ra.awaad Tcbonprumlaa atraata, ff.Orteana. 1 I iHES wRABAM, Notary ii.aacaytba daatm laaU! Arcada, hat ra aaUb ublic.

bavina dmd axpalad iron. daatractia. Bra or Toaaday mornint Ubhahad hinualf at No. uraiai mh6 TlnaaaraO ftaA, Sau. W.

Chnaty, Attorney at Law. Offce No. 10 Fanfca'a Arcada. CHRISTT. a a la d3aiatiace W.

Mmltk. TlfillLlat. TTATIlie ratnraad from tha North, will attand to tha prac JJ nee of aa) proiaaaioa aa nauu, use. an. raameot.

tu awaf rarnadalat and H.ia atreata. HN. EINKT, Attorney at San Auotine, Tazarf el gre bia parsiralar attention to tba collection of feaaa ia the Eaetern eountiea ot tj'. 9taa. nia.aiiar Mara Sanda TucVar At Co, Bonsar Smith.

Teller A Hartt, Marahall Jamea JalT WILSON, Steamboat Afcent, Commiaaion ai.d Forward nf Narcham, No HO Came eireet, Naw Orleans. aa? aieatf attearinB to AUiw flrdea aeaota HiH. Mclean at Co. FaKoaraa at Co, Robenn A aMaa, A Owen At Co, War Juoaa. Jylft 1 85.

COFFEE, (formerly Madame Cochran.) Midwife, baa 111 BMedaaderthe meaica; xenuemen ol uubiin.aaa paaaa ja MWicaJ Heard of thia city, and can be rwcommended by the eett leepectable iadiea and fentlamen of tbia city. She bar nnwrad Irom Camp atraat to Erato atraat, between Prytania ant Raydea atreata, ia raw ot tno ranuue urpnan uy hav ap9) WAtlm a D. GRIEFF At Wholesale Gmcera and Comm. A. aam Mairbanta.

Dealera in Goahea and Waeter. Butter a Chun, and Agenta for Taj lor Aibaay Ala, Porter and fewark Cider, Noa. 38, 40 and AS Old Laaao, and No. 10 From Urea, Paw orlaana. aa ly a AD.

drier S. A. Kinraland. W. T.

Oreenwiiod MURRAY JENNINGS. No. IT Canal atraat Row, Importer, of Winaa and Lxjoora. In old Londoo Oaek, P. H.

Gadard'a, (tard Dnpay Praet Caatillon IIAl VrtArllia.9 1 nowara a. r. nirawo; xnt, Ma.laira ana Shem WINE.a Haidaick fcaraidar and other cboca brand, of CHAMPAGNE Winaa) Back and Claret lr.h, Scotch, Mononcabala and Old Bour Ax, Ac, recerrmc conf tantly by la teat importationa, and for aaa ay whoteaaJe ana retail. it C1yIb Sc Diiw, nnrnriNiitLP. store.

1241 Chartrea atreef. AVE the boaor to inform tbau cuatomera and the pnoiie that they bare in recarrad by the ataamabm cnaroiee. 1 hrgm aaaortment of if JyS IM J. K. Crrer Aairtian Mtore, No.

44 Cooti atreet. A IX kinda of rnercbandiee received at hia atora aitbar lor A aactioa or pnrata eaie. Particular ntteotion wul be fajd b) Oat Door Salea of Canuaa. HonaaeoM Fnrmtara, Ac eaTLibaral advance, made oa mTotoaaof gooda wbaa d.poe lew a be aofcl at auction. Jo am Bhlrts aahlrtav Oaad Hhtrts.

WHOLES A Lh! AKU KETJ1U. ATC LEIOHTON'S First Premium Shirt and Gentle men'. A FaraiabinK Store, Noa. and Koyal atraat. Naw Orleaua a.

rata riace. new ron. aai ly Welrett dc WoatraiY. Cm aiaiinn March. nla, iaft Paul atreet, HanoTer Square, New lora.

ill aiiai Wm. 8. Watnaore, Eaq. i Maaara. Wanaort ryaar GnanelL Mmtara Jt Co.

Howhtod Aapiawmlls Una Tutor. Bq.s U. At A. Kino 'and Ce i W. W.

DeForreat A Ca. Raw fork. Daniel P. Gardner Co Iby, Eoh I nana, Edward Cairrcrtco, Eaq. Prerfdaaco.

Wm. R. Lejeej Padadelphia. Wm. ileon A Kattiawre.

Lnmaoaa. nan Cx. I ale. Orleane Inl Hervsw Ac NtyrltM, AaoUaaaan, NO.ST BanAa'aArcade A nifTC to Sale, by Auction, or Private Salea of RaalEstate A Negr.iea,Marchandiaa aen'aad Port Wardene' Salea. one, Under I sail I Titmyr tc Pappeatanaeii, 4VA Cliff all war I near Near Tork.

If ANUPACTUREKS OF WHALEBONE, Importer, of 111 rasbionikl. Walking Kaitan, etc, me nave constantly oa band haleooee for Umbrellaa, Whipa, Coraeta, BesaeU, Dreesaa, Bmahaa, Act Rett. a ol all kinds, split for taav aaata. Ac. of tba beat qaality and lowaat pricae.

Tbe Mai sssiiiliaaiit of imported French and German Fancy Walk ajvaeaa. jjh Nw Yark (Maytkinsr. LDI. RATES A TAT LOR.fSucceeeote to C.T. Long auaat A Co.l No.

S4 aaa an atreet. Naw York, would krnta the attantmn of MerchanU ard Daalara ia CLOTHING a taair Fall and Winter Brock, which for extant, variety, style asd wtrkaataahiD. cannot be excelled ia tha Parted ana taey eabav. an uamixauioa would fully repay th. trouble of It will be their endeavor to ostein tha r.putation of tba lata aaeeera ror Belling well made rarroenta at low prarae.

A barter elaa. of ruode baa been cot a. thia Hia than axaelty fbaod ia clotbotf hunaea, and with apecial reference to aoarbrra trade. Jvlft le I Wlillnm Hbaaita. aTOTART PUBLIC AND COMMISSION ER OP DEEDS, For every State in tba Unarm.

No. Camn atreet. New Orleans rVIPOSITTONS Uken. accoanta probated, deeds and mort a. gagea drawn, and all decumenta of writing ore pared ana I actfleoticated for aaa and record in any part of tba U.

Maruaa and other rroteeta Darin: Lar I attended tot and al ra.es of general average or partial lues, correctly stated aaa promptly arrmnereo. myv si ly Lathee LaSin. I a. A. I Smith, I H.

LaSin. Sent artiaa. NT. I Naw York City. I Saint Loaia.

Me. LartliM ae Hmith. Manufacture ra of Gunpowder. fv'Af. PATCH CO.

Sola AgenU for tha South. TH andevaigned have accepted tbe Agancy of the above celebrated brand of GUNPOWDER, and miorm tbe trade Vast tbey are prepared to fill orders for any quantity at the ahiela.1 aotke. Tba reuetauoa of thia Powder at tha North and West haa Bee, well eetakhihed for many years. W. are authomed to sweatee ft equal to any made in th.

United Stataa, and to re I wee loecoetaoe pay uauwae ou any wiu aimj We have oa hand sad shall cor be aappli with aO valine, ia rewinary aae; in packacaa ot every aiaa. asa waj. y. rATCM a leoonpitoaraa I CLAVEZ A RmifArd Table iriaMBfacrnrerB. ii.

Niviiu loerouee eov ak iiwi. eiiwwv, KEEP always at their store, a large supply of Walnnt and Mahogany BJHard Ttblea.of firat and aseo.d band, which tbey sell at van low in ii mm Thee lan attend to arranaina killatrd kaada of ail kmda, ajy! to repairmg and roraiahing every taraf wiBBsds i with that ravortta game. In their stors will be Qh, Pockets, Ate, and every thing their spii jstiis, 90LESALE GROCER. WlNE ANDLIOUOR MIR CH ANT. No.

A Front Levee, netweee Cnalomhnnaa aivd 'ssi illi streau, haa eoaatantly on hand Grocer ie. of alt kinaa, ran ana doaoeetie Frnita, Naila. Broome. Back eta. Ac I aaaataer with a supply of chose.

Wiaea, aVraaaiaa, Cordaua, eimi, Inae aaa moaoaganeie vv aaaiey, cinampasmea, etc. Tae psuoaara of femora, coautry mail haals, plantess, aad al other, parcbaaiag etotea, ie aaoat reapactrally aouchvad. MP All rood wanamod to b. each a rapreseaAed. a an ly CaUajiM Byra aAr.e.eieiS.

Slatral. WTT.T. aaa no othee an in the advaTtieenient tJiaa what aaa lb found ptaia truth. By length of practice I have become aweler of al thoee on mp aunts that araas Iroaa ixapur. etMtioa aa.waa I aaay axpraaa myaetf without affectation, all those cora ptaatte that are called venereal.

For nearly thirteen year, past baa been nrysotehneineeaw treat tboeecesee there bea the aaty awrrt that I seen me. I bave given mora attentioa to one Jsasof dass.sa tbaa any other doctor. Bad I know them better ey do. That a what I am always awaaiof apon, and cheaooehaaventaredyet toeoutradict. Stnctarea.Noeea, Otpara, Sores, ksau.

Sore Throats, ate. Ate, a ar as aaa aa the comaoneet thing, of daily are jaet as fh vfkjck 1 caa say wanoai vanity, for IcAaiai ao othar aoarn thaa a axpananca. iaSect a cur. ia recant cases ia a faw days, and find ao difn rfansil of mngerdaratjoa, wrtbout aubmimng ta. peuem mmcm a course ot treatment as wia draw upoa aim tna augnv aaapiran.

or obiig. him to usglsat hat aAaira. whether with i ar wttnm. be east eve. naaa aot be anarea.

i ner. Naw Orlaaaa huadrede thai cos Id supply proof, of tius 1 at nVeee are matter, that ran aaa tha aisaat aecrecy, which 1 afwaau arviolahty pra.srve. 1 aaaa aatny which 1 ao ant think II aeceeaary a aad, axAaAed that aar reaatatioa ia atrsady aaaVnerrtry eetak aateadanea freaa tha aBOreiag untO 8 at alght, i W. WATSON, SB. IS.

Wsaaa. baa i mti aa Na SBT Biiosahoaaa. aa Royal aad Boarhoa atreeta. dIS lylata it mm Mala. rtxaiuanca.

at ttaax leoatioa. Tha bona, to i (or a terse family, with all eenvenlldraae. each ae cafrarv aoaaa. aaa biia.a w.n a Sue wharf aad TTr sbjuj as fajaaar author waceJan arpry to A. W.

EODD, aj 1 froa IraTaa, a avaAH I 1 rAunVAr TTrRER of Conner. Sheet Iroa and Tin Ware. I IU dealer ia Stovee. Gratea, Grate Barm, No. Tcboep waiaal atreet.

New Orleane, aaa cwaaaaauy oa aaaa acorn I al. ivi. Ware. Stovee and Stove I TTZZTT ut. I mm vraera rroax couatry aw avv awaaveevi e.

r. I asas. Jo4 SI ly I A vkkt DESIRABLE SUMMEB arcane haa an the convenieoeei aaa air mar. uekaa A. ac toot pry 9 it For To To tha an fail STEAMSHIPS.

TEXAS, view um to monopolt. To Mil THCRSDAr, Aotnrt Tlh. at ft o'clock in. Mataforrfa. Ina'aMola and Port Lavara.

Gabaatoo ThaAl aaar aaal faat ataamahip A FUSEL1ER. D. Danalow, roaatar, will raaragala'ly io tfaa trad. Sba aabaaattrol atata ronai accomnKationa for namtm. rnaahw ia Iwht alimatht vaaaal ard will land lar PREIORT nd PASSNGKHS rpo" THt WHARF AT THR DI fKRKNT POWTS THE BAT, PRE" PROM EXTRA CHARGE.

Fraigat taaaa at all timaa at tha vary lowr Irw rata.aDdaruaraataa hut AUVANCK oa tha errant aricaa. For frabtnr paaaaco apply on board, footol Gurod ItiMt, Sraond Moaicipalriy, or to WlfHHw, T5 Camn at. Kiea Kadaced. FOR 1NOIANOLA, fORT LAVACA AND vaueorua Hay. via NiwOr toana aod Tavaa If ail L.im rf I.Av PrMur Staainahipti To aaa am BUN DAT.

tha Oth Aucuat, at ft Vcaock. A. M. punctually Tha saw and maKnincaut ataam hip LOUISIANA. (iftOO ton borthan.) Tboma Forbaa.

aiaatar, will taava aa ahov. tatidinf rravht on tha wfaarl at In 4Bola atweanta for dry barral. and at 18 ca ota par cubir for meaaoramantrooda, laame pricaa charad for lanvaraa in rtKncara amniaa. For fraicht or naaaajFa. ha vine vary aairarior atata room coommotiauooa, apply to au3 a hk is aynoAPJ.

tm Trnoupitooiaa at. lie Kalft. AH par cant itian cuatonMry. fUrrala. it Vaasaramant flooa flUc or ft.

FOR GALVESTON Kaeulmr Maw Urlaatv and Tz S. Mail Lma of Low Praaaura Staam hipTo til on 91TIVDAT, loth Anrust, o'cloca A. M. panctuaiiy. am now ana niBjcnuiraav taamahip TOUIS1ANA, Tbomaa Fortpas, maatar.

will iaTa abova. For fratirht or paaaa apply to aoj HARRIS At MoRAN, 79 Tchnopitoulaa at. NEW YORK. FOR NEW TUKK. DIRECT Tha new and I elerant double enf ine ateam.htp W1NFIEL1' SCOTT.

Couillard. maatar. will learar her wharf I Lalaxtta on FRIDAY, tha 1Mb Auguet, at o'clock A. at. freight or paaare applv to BABROCK 90 Common at.

U. 9. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPAN1 Fare Redocee For New York, direct, em Havana 'Theaalendid double engine eleamahip CHERO KEE, Captain Wmdle, command trie, will leave her wharf op aoerte tba Mare d'Armee with tha Government nana ana oa. Madera, OB WEDNESDAY, Auguat 13th, at 8 A. praciaaiy.

rtaiaa oi raaaage Naw Tork State room berth, in firat (SO 00 second ej if Steeraae berth. and found. SA or Havana State room berth, in firat cab in. 4' 01: oeconaranin Steerace oertb. and found SO 00 Paeeant era to remain in Havana mut have paaaporta from Spaa.h Conanl.

Kacn or tna companya ateajnaoipa naa an azpariencea pur non oi board. 5pecie only taken on freight to Havana. No billa of ladica ticned alter the ateamer baa aailed. For freigbt or paaaage apply at tna one. oi tne LonMiy.w Macaaina atreet, to ani jAvfpn n.

p.c. inun, itceni. aa KK AND A N3 eTJS 7 Steam. hip Line The new and elegant double a1eamhip. CNION.flacO Un.) CantainT.

S. Bodd. an.n.rn a i it i i 11 n. n. 'II.

rt Compoaa thia line, and will leave Naw York and Naw OrVaae the lat and 1Mb of every month, at 3 P. M. from Naw York, nd at 9 A. from Naw Orlaana, eirept when thoea date. oa Sunday, the abipa win tben ware on Monday.

rom aw unnni, W1NF1ELD SCOTT FRIDAY A or. 15. MilN DAT ovt 1. From New Tore. CNTON FRIDAY IS.

WINF1ELD SCOTT MONDAY Sapt. 1. Tnaaa ahipa have bean bailt witli great care and coat, and no kill or eipenee to eecure atrengtb. apaao and comion. (hav are every reanacf firat claaa aaa ateamera.

aaT Fraurbt bv theee ataamera naa been reduced to Thirty Cante per loot measurement. For freight or paaaace apply for Winfield Scott, to DAVIS, BROOKS A Naw York. For steamer Union, to SP0FF0RD, TII.FSTON A New York. In Naw Orlaana to BABC0CK A FENNELL, March 13, 1HM ly 90 Comnvm atreet. CALIFORNIA.

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY i The onlv through line I'T Califnrma and Oregon. via Havana and Chag e. Kara Reduced Or. WEDNESDAY. Auru.tl3tb.at oVi rk A.

Tla.pl did double engine CHEROKEE, Windle, ttm mandarwiu aail pracaMiy at ckck, coonactinA witn tbe Pacific Mail Staamahip to leave Panama on or about tha l.t of September. tfateaoi raaeage Naw Orlaana to Chagraa Mam Of secona nn Steerace. 3A 14) Panama to San Fraaciaco Main xAO 00 Second Cabin. 915 U0 lsn CO For paaaaga or fxaigbt apply to ARMSTRONG. HARRIS A au4 KM Magaaine atreet.

FatclOe Mall ste.maihlD 1'ornpaB'. "tJt CALIFORNIA AMI Akake. The public arc informed that nndar the new FAX? arrangement of thie company, ataamera inapect aava ed and approved by tbe favy uepartment, ana carrying tna United Statee aifa. will cootinoe to leave PAN AMA and SAN FRANCISCO on tna lat and lftth ot earn aoooth, an lea. detained by unavoidable accident, and will touch at ACAPULCO.

SAN DIEGO, and MONTEREY. Tha fol lowing ataam park.tr, belonging to tba Pacific Mail Staamahip Company, are now in tha Pacific; one of which will be alwaya P' port at each and of tba route lfVT tone. I REPUBLIC 100 tons. 10HT 1060 CAROLINA ttOO OI. UMBOS 600 ISTH I'S UNICORN KKXMONT 600 TENNESSEE 110 800 iniiLuri Th.

naw rush in COLUMBIA win pry between SAN FRANCISCO and norta la OREGON, awaiting at tbe former port tbe arrival of the maile and paeeengere from PANAMA, and returning without delay with the mail, and peeeenger. for Uia ateamer from bar rfiArruisco. A reruiar line of Pronallara will be kept up for tha transpor tation oi freight and transient paaaacger. beta een Panama and van rranctsco. The well known ateamahip SARAH SANDS, of ISOO ton.

burthen, now ai.dercharter to tbra Company, and peculiarly commodious in her cabin ajTangamanta, will be kept running aa aa extra family boat. One of tna aoova ateamera will keep ap tha connection be tween Acapalco and tba other Mniran porta. Katee ot raaeage from ranamA to san rranciaco In Maia 640 In Secood Cabin Sit5 In la Fee trckate apply to ARMSTRONG, HARRIS At CO, myv) 'SI ly 106 Magaaine atreet. NEW YORK AND 8AVANNAH. a aaxa NEW YORK AND SAVANNAH STEAM ahip Lin.

Weakly Tbe new and epktndid 'teamshipa FLORIDA, Captain Lyon, and ALABAMA. Captain Ludlow, belonging to tbe New York and Savannah Steam Navigatioa Company, on and after the lltb January, will leave Savannah and New York avary SATURDAY until further eorire. Theae ahiua are of 1300 tone ragia tar, and aneurpaaeed in comfort, aalety ana apeea. Be. raveler, leaving Montgomery on weaneeaay mom nc will have a night'a raat both at Macon and Savannah but if they leav.

til ere oa Tharaday morning they can reach Macon en Friday evening in ttm. to tak. tba extra night train en tha centra Kauroaa.wnaca i oacnee aavannaa Saturday aBornuag and connect, wita theee ataamera. HT Cabin Paaaaga SSA payable in advance. PADELFORD.

FAY At AgenU. Savannah, Ga. SAMUEL L. MITCHELL, Agent. OX3 1860 ly 194 Front street.

Hew York. UNITED STATES MAIL LINE New Yorkand I Charleston Steam Packet Leavee 8AT aTTR niT inT HNIMlN Thmn.il in HAnnnn Th. Mw MARION, ISUamship SOUTHERNER, (1900 tons,) I lOOO Captain al averry. captain join uicameon. Theee ocean ateamera will leav.

Adger'e Wharvea regularly every Saturday afternooa throughout tbe year. The Ssnoa enmmencea her tripe, leaving bare Saturday, May Slat. Paeeengar, by tha tine may expect every poaaibM comfort and accommodation. For freight or paaaaga, having apktnaid stat. room accommodations, apply to tha agent at Char lea ton, 8, C.

HENRY MiSSROON, corner East Bay and Adger'e South Wharf Cahie fawn awl I Steerare S8 ar aj. berth aacnred actil paid for. myT lm rl AUTION Tha public are cautioned against trading for a VJ draft of SI'S, draws to tba order of R. Haggait, and ad vertised by oat M. contested until it ta ascertained whether tbe amount ha.

not been already paid in California, where th. par tie. interested th arsis reside oyoroer: JOS. HASH, Actuary of tna atarcnanta ana nul tf In. a ranee Company.

liaails itmr mt i IhraalA Dlaaaaaa. ASCBUVTHOPX tTERlTT.lf. Couanslaof Klat'l Li kllere, London, Aramnna and Statricalated ateeiher of lb. Paivev.itv of Edinbargb. aad ember of tbe Cmveraity of St.

Andrews, ana of th. Roaral College of aargeooa or Kdnv barxh. Gradnata ia Obettwtnea and the Dweaeea of Women and Child ran. Licentiate of the Madlcal Faculty. Naw Orleans, Medical aoctaa jr, ocov aetermrne tba aata re and ia.

li.iKVt nwfc ana rtb tba Drmciolee of Prolaseor Evaritt daairea tha treatment of those i and have become bo Tba aaa will deoead unoa tha nature, tha caaae and tbe ax teat of any dieses, payable by mutual agyeament, or at the apuoaui tna pauein 8BY Profeaaot Evaritt having beea eolieited to give tnstruc ekm ia th. above Blactaca ol mediciaa. ia aow to da kter a Private Course of Lactates oa tha select to gerrtiemeo who have atteadad one aourae Physiology and two courses af riiiaiaiii Surgery aad Anakoaavv Fees for aacb eouree of eeWA.rea.aaao. aay Coasartiog Eooaaa, aoraer Carnal Bad Kaataarl aareeta li.K.I BJeeieieeine Tekamatepcra Batlrsal a iiiiniRi wanted Pronoeale ia wriung wiu b. re I nn t.

im iMtambsr rjert for furniabinc FIVE unanurn t.A HOKEKS. for working aot lee. tnaa ai moatas I an tbe road across tha latum ue tn. worn to ss eooe coa I ie iiiia.mi. a ra raad fur wneeats venicaa oa use aue i boa of th.

railroad, clearing wooaa, eve fuTuisbed by the Traneportatioa Croak Raw Orleans wiu vomaany No propovaa wiD ba received for a kaa aamaar of aaa Band red ia one conHuci. Tba aronoaala must atata wnat auterence arke. win aa LiV rirVZi tmrmimm anbeietaBM Inr tha ka. I i wl liiad Tlie Marry la behaved lobe entirely free from aidemjce, and tba nr Aon. have reanamed aevea or I aa anBtha n.

acj.a.na eiuum a nare dm a. wax awe Tba bvborera anat ha reedv for denertara from New Orlaana niaaea ear. iroua ana eaaa 01 tae anenraca. Fropneeis ta ba direetee ta tha anderaagned. Ma 61 oraa mt the Board Jr 11 rAAMir.fasaMSfy.

at a au I I I I I 1 a nwatantary Member of tte Matttana. Ha wiUaacertaio thesyasptoms and Mtabbak tba radical curs ia accoreanc. SHIPS SHIPS. She Sails Pttriisimtt From our Evening Edition of Yesterday. 3 iysr Tba mail came through as late as due this I morning.

ivjr We give in another column a document published in tbe N. Y. Sun, and purporting to be a Declaration of Independence, Issued by the Junta Libertadora of Puerto Principe. It la much fuller and more explicit than tbe declaration we have already published, and is made by a different party, though it in no way conflicts with the other. As every tblDg relating to the affairs of Cuba is of interest, we give thia to our readers.

We learn by telegraph from Washington City, that the Government baa decided to send Mr. Letcher immediately to Mexico, with full instruc tion a in regard to tbe Tehuantepec controversy, which, it ia said, are very favorable to tbe views of the company. The Saranac, which was reported by telegraph some days since as having been or dered to tbe (iulf of Mexico, ia to be got ready to take Mr. Letcher to Vera Cruz. The Pistol Match at the Pass.

Yesterday, according to annoancemeat, the gentlemen of the Pais Christian Hotel had a match at pistol shoot ing, for a ailver cup: We learn that young Mr. Slocum, of this city, waa the fortunate competitor for the prize. We believe the Iadiea of tbe Hotel have a similar match to day. Death of Gen. Duvfikld.

We regret to be called on to announce the death of Gen. John M. Duflield, who died In thia city thia morning. Gen. formerly edited the Natchez Courier, and re sided for many years In Jackaon, where he held many Important offices.

The deceased arrived in thia city yeaterday from Galveston, Texaa. Tbe funeral will take place to morrow morning. at 10 o'clock, frum No. St. Joaeph atreet.

Hia many friends In this city are requeated to attend. From Bermuda The Colonial Parliament met on the 26th of June. The Bermndian contains the Governor's apeech on the occaiion. It ia very hort, and alludea to but little elae besides the fact ot the iailure of the Supply bill at the last session. Tbe disputed clause in tbe bill in question, relative to tbe remiaaion ot dutlea levied upon live oxen Imported into the colonies, the Governor intimatea should be liable to dutlea of custom, under any act of the Imperial or Colonial Government.

A man named George Wilaon was, on the 28 ult, arrested at Richmond, Va having in hia poaaeasion a slave girl, supposed to have been ab ducted from Granville county, N. whilst at tcmptini; to sell her. He was committed for further examination. ry The Rev. Eliiha Bailentlne, upon his resig oation of the charge of tha First Presbyterian Church, in Washington, on account of I'l health, waa presented witn 2,000 by his congregation.

ry A New York fire company, the Eagle No. 2, has presented a silver cup to Miss Kate Horn. rBr' A Gorman named Frank Hortmant, of Al leghany, committed suicide, on the 28lh alt, by cutting his throat from ear to ear. A monument to the memory of M. M.

Noufa, the late veteran editor In the city of New York, is suggested and urged by a number of the members of his profession In that metropolis. The Ancient City, publfshed at St. Augus tine, speaks of tbe great abundance In tnat place of tropical and other fruita. Two handsome Bloomers, says the Boston Post, were on board the M5 Sower, bound to Hing haul, a day or two since, and excited much atten tion, particularly when they went to the bar and called for a drink I Monumr.nt to tke PrUon, Martyr. A petition of the Association for the erection of Monument to the 11,500 Martyrs of the British prison ships," for a plot of ground on the snmmit of Washington Park, New York, aa a alte for the proposed monu ment, has been granted Drowned at Sea Mr.

R. R. Nelson, a paasenger on board tbe steamboat Penobscot, from New York bound to Philadelphia, accidentally fell overboard while conversing with a friend and waa drowned. More Lind Charity Jenny Llnd baa handed the Mayor of Rochester, 2,501 41, to be dis tributed among seven of the charitable Institutions in that city, under charge of the several denomina tions of religion. It waa the proceeds of her second concert in that city.

mobile Correspondence. Special Correspondence of the Picayune Mobile, Avgutt 5, Jtfol. Dear Pic. From the great excitement of tha canvass It waa feared much trouble might occur on election day. But It did not.

All passed off smoothly and In good spirit. There was no fight ing, and thongh all were strongly impressed, the public peace waa well preserved by the proper feeling of the citizens themselves. I be aggregate vote of the county was 2,903, of which Bragg re ceived 1,678, and Langdon 1,225, giving a majority to the former of 453 in the county of Mobile. No sufficient returns can yet be received from the other eight eountiea of the district (for Baldwin gives Bragg majority of four) to. calculate the result in the district with any accuracy.

Claiborne givea Bragg a majority of 42. In thia county the southern Rights tickets nave an average majority oi suu, aoouc ins two leaders ol their respective tickets are Phillips and Rapier, and the former leads by 39 Tarlton runs behind his own ticket, and Bapier beats him 60 votea. The aggregate poll ia larger than might have been dreamed of some three weeks since, but within few days hundreds have been aeen about the atreeta whose strange aspects elicited thou and Inquiries. But election day, like the utterance of tbe spell words of Roderic Dbu, calls up a strange and motly groupe as yet unseen, who come from heaven knowa where, and retire as quickly as tne apparltlona of the cauldron. AH good men and true, no doubt, though somewhat atrange.

First Pbiyatk. Fxom Kit West. A. N. Tift, who left Kev West on the 25th nit.

haa furniahed the Mobile Tribune with the following newa: Tha British ehin Attilia. Irvinf. from NewOrleana for litvnrpool, went aabore on Alligator Reef, on the night of tie 20ih. The wreckers took about 700 bales or raiinn frnm har and trot tbe ship off without much damage She will probably be discharged for examination. Thu Amri.en ehin llount Vernon waa aahora on the 21st at Tortuiraa lightened by throwing over part or her load of wood, ana was aaoistea on oy toe crew of the U.

S. schooner Actlva. The master ia now here to settle tils Mivsgw ana wiu proceed to lortu tha vaaael Ilea, and nroceod on hia rnvars Fo mm Another S.ttU A letter from Porto an Prince, July 15th, to the N. Y. Express, gays Another battle haa been fought between tbe Hayti flomtnirane.

nner tha. lnn nf r.mnv iK 13th Inst wbicb proved very dlaaatrous to i he' rope ror' a troops, of whom abont 900 were a'ain out of a force of 2,700 men. An immense quantity of arma and ammunition fell Into tbe hands of the victors, be sides 246 prison era, among whom are a nephew of tbe Emperor and nine officere of aome diaunctton. Tbe routed army took abetter in tne fortified town of aaa Juan, whose walls protected what valor proved inadequate to defend. The victors retired in excellent order on the southern bank of tbe Yuma river, ready at all timea to act only on tbe defensive, and repulse the invaders.

My next may breathe a differ ent ton. Shelby vUle, Tenn waa visited by a de structive hail storm on the 23d sit. A negro was truck with lightning and Instantly killed, and aereral more severely shocked at the same time. i i. Col Doiupkan Thla gentleman, the Bt.

ajM Republican says, has declined accepting tba office of CommiJABloavsT of Land Claims la California, 'tszidarwd to htm by tha PrtMldaat. idsclaration of independence. To the Inhabitants of the Island of Onba. July 4. 1851.

Human reason revolts airalnst tbe Idea that the social and political condition of a people can be fat definitely prolonged. In which man, stripped of all rights and guarantees, with ao security of person or property, ao enjoyment in the preseot, no hope in the future, lives only by the will and under the oouuiuone imposed ty tbe pleasure or his tyrants where a vile calumny, a prisoner' a denunciation, a deSDOt'a trasplclon. A Word a aneht nn hv mrnrlM in the sanotuarr of home, or from tha winlatad privacy of a letter, furnlahea ample grounds for tearing a man from his hearth, and casting him forth to die of destitution or despair on a foreign soil If be escape! being subjected to the Insulting forms of a barbaroua and arbitrary tribunal, where his persecutors are themselves the judges who condemn him. and where, inatead of their praying hj. uucaacvj, no is iruirru ao jjiuvo ou innocence.

A aituatlon ao violent aa thia, Cuba baa now been for many yeara enduring; and, far from any promise of remedy appearing, every day adda new proof that the policy of the mother country, and the ferocity of her rulers, will grant neither truce nor reat till abe la reduced to tne condition of an immense prison, where every Cuban will be watched by a guard, and will have to pay that guard tor watching him. In vain have this people extiibited a mildness, a prudence, and even a sub tniaalon and loyalty which have been proverbial. When the iniquity of the Government haa not been able to find any ostensible grounds for persecution. it has had recourse to cowardly arts and anares to tempt lta Vienna Into some onence. Thus were varioua individuala of Matanzta entrapped Into an ambuscade of the soldiery by the pretext of selling them some arms, under circumstances which made them believe those arms necessary for self defence against tnreaienea attacks Irom the Peninsulars.

Thus have aergeanU, and even officers, been aeen to mingla among the country people, and pass themselves otf aa enemiea of the Government, for tne purpose ot betraying them Into avowals of their sentiments to the ruin of many persons so informed against, as to the disgrace of military nonor on tne part oi tnoae wno nave lent them' aeivea to ao vuianoua a aervlce. If the sons of Cuba, moved by the dread of greater evils, have ever determined to employ legitimate meana of imposing some law, or some restraint, upon the unbridled excesses of their rulers, theae latter have alwaya found tbe way to distort such acta into attempts at rebellion. For having dared to give utterance to principles and opiniona, which, in other nations constitute the foundation of tbrir moral progress and glory, the Cubans most distinguished tor their virtues and talents, have found themselves wanderers and exilea. For the onWnce of having exhibited their oppont'on to the unlawful and perilous alave trade, from wbicb the avarice of Gen. Uonnell promised itself so rich a harvest of lucre, the latter satiated bia resentment with the monstrous vengeance of involving them in a charge of conspiracy with tbe iree colored people and tne slaves ot tbe eatatea endeavoring, aa the last outrage that an immoral Government could cfler to law, to reason or to nature, to prove the object of that conspiracy, in which they implicated whites of tbe most eminent virtue, knowledge and patriotism, to have been no olber than tbe destruction of their own race.

All the Iaws of society and nature trampled onder toot, all races and conditions confounded together, the Island of Cuba there presented to the civilized world a spectacle worthy of the rejoicings ot beiL ine wrctcnea slaves aaw their nesh torn from tbem under tbe lash, and bespattered with blood the faces rf their executioners, who did not cease exacting from their tortures denunciations against accompiicea utnera were snot in platoons. without form of trial, and without even coming to understand the pretext under which they were massacred. 1 be tree colored people, after having been lacerated by the lth, were then hurried to the scaffold, and tboae only escaped with life who bad gold enougb to appease tbe fury of their executioners. And, nevertheless, when the Govern roent or its followers have come to fear some rising ot the Cubans, their first threat baa been that of arming the colored people against them for their extermination. We abstain tor very abame from repeating tbe senseless pretences to which they had recourse to terrify tbe timid.

Wretches I How bave they been able to imagine that the victims of their fury, witn whom tbe whites of Cuba nave shared in common tne norrors ol misery and per secution, will turn against their own friends, at the call of the very tyrant who has torn tbem in pieces 1 If tbe free colored people who know their intereata as well aa tne wnltes, take any part in tne movement of Cuba, it certainly will not be to the injury of the mother who shelters them in her bosom. nor of those other sons of bers who have never made tbem feel tbe difference of their rare and condition, and who, far from plundering and mur dering tbem, bave taken pride In being tneir do tendera, and in meriting the sue ol tneir benefactor a. Tbe world would refuse to believe the history of tbe horrid crimes which have been perpetrated in Cuba and would reasonably consider tnat 1 there bave been monaters to commit, it ia idcob ceivable that there could ao long bave been men to endure tbem. But if there are few able to penetrate to the truth of particular facts, through all tbe mana employed by the Government to obscure attd distort them, no one will reaist the evidence of public and official acta. Publicly, and with 'arms In his hands, did Gen.

Tacon despoil Cuba of the constitution of Spain, proclaimed by all the powers of the monarchy, and aent to be sworn to in Cuba aa the fundamen tal law ot tbe whole kingdom. Publicly, and by a legislative act, waa Cuba de clared ts be deprived of the rights enjoyed by all Spaniards, and conceded by nature and the laws to nations tbe least advanced in civilization. Publicly, have the sons of Cuba been cut off from all admission to the commands and lucrative em ployments of the State. Public are tbe unlimited powers of every de scription granted to the Captain Generals of Cuba who can refuse to those whom they condomn even the right of a trial, and the privilege of being sentenced by a trlbunaL Public and permanent, in ine laiana oi uuoa, are tboae courts martial, which the laws permit only in extraordinary cases ot war, for offences against the state. Publlclv has tbe Spanish press hurled against Cnba the threat of converting the ialand into ruin and aahes, by liberating the slaves and unchaining against her hordes of barbarian Africans.

Public ia the constant augmentation of the army, and the creation of new bodies of mercenaries, which, under tbe pretext of tbe public security, serve only to increase the burdens of Cuba, and add still more barrassing vexation to tbe eaplonage practiced against ner people. Public are the impediments and difflcultiea im posed upon every individual, to restrain him from moving from place to place, and from exercising any branch ot industry no one being safe from arrest and fine for some deficiency of authority or license at every atep he may take. Public are the taxes which have wasted away the substance of the Island, and the projects of other new ones, which threaten to abollih all the pro ducts of ita richness, nothing being left for its peo ple out tna sous to produce tnem. Public are the petty exactions and plunderlngs st every turn inflicted in tne most unblusnlng manner, in addition to the reneral imnoaitlona bv the aubaltem mandarins of authority in their respec tive locauuea. Finally, the Government has publicly and offi cially declared, and the journals in lta pay have labored to sustain the declaration witn foul commentary, that the Inhabitants of Cuba have no organ nor right of action even for the purpose of directing an humble prayer to the feet of the sove reign." me tact tnat tbe corporation oi rnnw Principe, with the authorization of the Governor who presided over it, addressed to the Queen a memorial to the effect that the royal court snctai) ahould not be suppressed in that district, gave rise to the removal of the members of tlie I JSJ Z.T.nn: Tta I creaae the outrage, It to added that the Government I i 1 Mnanll ika is not oounu its procrrauuige 1 opinions and interests of the country.

I Ontrssva an ArrMt And SO frequent, reason SO I many and ao strong, suffice, not merely to justify I Hot in aannrJfv. In the eves of the whole world, the I frf k. Independence of Cuba, and any effort I nf rvaoulo. by their own exertions or with I a ii Cm trom abt oavi. to out aa end to tbe evtla eDdlTd JiuZr .7 UAC aaaw.

aiJ BAturs) bave Invested man. Who will in Cuba oppose thia Indefeasible instinct, this imperative necessity, ot defefoding our property and of seeking, in the institution of a juat, free and regulated government, that welfare and aecurity which are tbe conditions on which alette civilized society can exist Th Pen tn Hilars (Spaniard) nerhaoa. who have come to Cuba to marry sup daughtara, who have I their children, their affecUona and their pro I perty, will tbey disregard the laws of nature to I range themselves on the side of a government I which oppresses tbem it oppresses ttat. ssid which I wm Mitlr thank them for tbe service, nor be able, I with all their help, prevent the triumph at taw laaepwnaanoa oi une i iq Are not tbey as Intimately bound up with th happiness and interests of Cuba as those blood natives of her soli who will never be able to deny tbe name of their who, in rising up today against the despotism of the Government, would wish to count upon tneir cooperation as the beat guarantee of their new social organization, aad the strongest proof of the justice of their cause Have they not fought In the Peninsula itself for tHeir national Independence, for the support of the sime principles which we, tbe sons of Cuba, proclaim, and which, being tha same for ana in all countries, cannot be admitted in one and rejected another without doing treason to nature and to the light of reason from which they spring SiOf no it cannot oe tnsx utey should carry snb misslvecess to tbe point of preferring their own rain, and the spilling of tbe blood of their sons and brothers, to the triumph of the holiest cause ever embraced by men; a cause which alms to promote their own happiness and to protect their rights and properties, ine reuinsuiara wno aaorn ana en rich our soil, and to whom tbe title ot labor gives as high a right as our own to Its preservation, know very well that the sons of Cuba regard them with personal a flection bave never tailed to recognise the intereata and reciprocal wants which unite the two; nor have ever held them reanonaible for tha perveraeneea of a few, and tor the iniquities of a government whose infernal policy alone has labored to aeparate them, on the tyrant's familiar maxim. to divide and conquer.

We, who proceed in good faith, and with tha noble ambition of earning tbe applause of the world for the justice of our acts, we surely cannot aha at tbe destruction of our brothers, nor at the usurp. tion of their propertiea; and far from meritin that vile calumny which the Government will endeavor to fasten upon ns, we do not hesitate to swear in the sight of God and of man, that nothing wouio oener acenrn witn tne wiaaea of our nearts, or with the glory and happiness of bur country, than tbe cooperation of the Peninsulars in the Acred work of liberation. United with them we could realise that idea of entire independence which ta a pleasing one to our own minds but if tbey present themselves in our way as enemies, we shall not be able to answer for the security of their persona aad property, nor, when adventarintr all lor tne mam object of tne liberty of Cuba, shall wa oe aoia to renounce aay meana of enacting v. But if we have all theae reasons to expect that tbe Peninsulars, who are in no wise dependent on the Government, and who are so bound up with the fate of Cuba, will at least remsta neutral. It will not be snp posed that we can promise ourselves tbe same conduct on the part of tbe army, tbe In.

dividuais compoaipg which, without ttea or affen tions. know no other law nor consideration than the will of their commander. We pity the lot of those uofortunate men, subject to the tyranny as bard aa our own. who, torn from their homes in tbe flower ot their youtb, have been brought to Cuba to oppress us on the condition of themselves renouncing the dignity of men, and all the enjoy menu and nopea oi lite. II tny aball appreciate the (Utterance between a tree and happy citizen and a dependent and hireling soldier, and choose to arcept the benefits of liberty and prosperity which we tender tnem, we win admit taem into our ranks aa brethren.

But If they shall disregard ton dictates of reason and of their own interest, and allow themselves to be controlled by the lhsldious repre en 'at Ions of their tyrants, so as to regard it aa tbelr duty to oppoae themselves to us on tan field of battle as enemies, we will then accept the com bat, alike without bate and without fear, and al waya willing, whenever tbey may lay down their arms, to welcome them to our embrace. To employ tbe language of moderation and justice, to seek for means of peace and conciliation, to invoke the sentiments of love and brotherhood, befit a cultivated and Christian people, which finds itself forced to appeal to the violent recourse of arms, not for the purpose of attacking tbe social order and the lives of fellow beings, but to recover the condition and the rights ol men usurped from them by an unjust and tyrannical power. But let not the expression of our progrets and withes encourage in our opponents the Idea that we are ignorant of our retourcea, or distrustful of our strength. All the means united at the disposal of tbe Peninsulars of Cuba against us, could only make the struggle more protracted and disastrous, but tbe issue in our favor could not be any the leaa sure and decisive. In the ranks of independence we have to count all the free sons of Cuba, whatever may be tbe color of their race; the brave natives of South, America who inhabit our soil, and who have already made trial of the strength and conduct of our tyrants tbe sturdy islanders of the Canaries, wbo love Cuba aa their and who have already bad a Hernandez and a Monies de Oca to seal with the proof of martyrdom the heroic decision of their compatriots tor our cause.

The ranks of the Government would find themselves constantly thinned by desertion, by the ell mate, by death, which frora all quarters would spring up among them, in a thousand forms. Cut snort of meana to pay and mainta'n their army, dependent on recruits from Spain to fill up tbelr vacancies, without an inch of friendly ground on wbich to plant their foot, or an Individual on whom to rely with aecurity, war in the field would be for them one of extermination while if they shut themselves within the defence of their fortresses, hunger and want would soon compel iem to abandon tbem, It tbey were not earned by force of arma. The example of the whole continent of Spanish America, under circumstances more favorable tor tbem, wben they had Cuba aa their arse nal, the benefit of her colters, and native aid in those countries themselves, ought to serve them as a lesson not to undertake an exterminating end fratricidal struggle, which could not fail to be attended with the same or worse results. We, on tbe other band, besides our own re souces, have in tbe neighboring Statea of the Union, and in all tne nepublics ol America, tbe encamp, ments of our troops, the depot, of our supplies. and the arsenals of our arms.

All the sons of this vast New World whose bosom shelters the Island of Cuba, and who have had like us to shake off by force the yoke of tyranny, will enthusiastically applaud our resolve, will fly by hundreds to place themselves beneath the flag of liberty in our ranks, and their trained and experienced valor will aid aa in ajan'hilating, once and tor always, the last badge of ignominy that atlll disgraces the free and inde pendent sou ot America. If we have hitherto hoped, with patience and re signation, that justice and their own interests would cnange tne minds of our tyrants if we bave trusted in external efforts to bring the mother country to a negotiation which should avoid tha disasters of war we are resolved to prove by deeds that that inaction and that endurance have not been the result of impotence and cowardice. Let the Government undeceive itself In regard to the power of ita bayonets, and the efficiency of alt the meana it haa invented to oppraM and watch in. in the face of ita very authorities, in tha sight of the spies at our sides, on tbe day wben we have resolved to demand back our righti, and by force; to break our chains, nothing has prevented us from combining tbe plan of our revolution, and the cry of Liberty and Independence wilt rise from the Cape of San Antonio to the Point of Maiai. We, then, as Provisional Represent.

Uvea of the people of Cuba, and ia tbe exercise of the rights which God and Nature have bestowed apoa every free man, to secure nis welfare, and establish himself under the form of government that suits him, do solemnly declare, taking God to witness the ends we propose, and invoking the favor of tha people of America, who have preceded ua with their example, that the Ialand of Cuba la, aad by the lawa of Nature ought to be, tndepeedeat of Spain and that henceforth tbe inhabitants of Cuba are tree from all obedience or subjection to tha Spanish Govern rnentan rl the Individ nals composing it owing submission only to the authority and direction of tboae who, while awaitinz tha ai tinn nr tbe general suffrage of the people, are charged, or may provisionally charge themselves, wtth the command and government ot each locality, and of the military forces. By virtue ot thia declaration, the free sons of Cubs, and the other inhabitantaof the ialand who, adhering to the cause, are authorized to take up alma. tO Unite into Bom tn nam nStam. snd juntas of government for their organization and unrAiuuu, sou ior tne purpose ol putting tnem. selves in eommunlearion with tbe juntas constituted for the proclamation of the independence of Cuba, and which have given tha inlnadve ta this movement Placed in tha lmooatar at, rude of 1 making themaelvee reapeeted, our compatriots will all the means of persuasion to tnoae of force taey wiu protect tne property oi noBuaa, wnw ever may be their origin they will taseotna tha Penlnaulara into their ranks aa brothers, and will reaped all property.

It, notwithstanding our rjturpoeas and fraiarnal intentions, the Spanish Governanent ahould ftnd partlzana obstinately bent upon sustaining it. And we have to owe our liberty only to the force of arms, sons of Cuba 1 let ns prove to tba Republics of America, which are contemplating aa, that our bavins; beea the last to follow their example 'does aot make us unworthy of them, nor ineapa. ble of meriting our liberty and achieving our tada, peodence. JoAqtmr sa Aouxao AsTErtuttv 1 Fsvastcisco AocXAo EgraostA. VaUbPO AAnaaVkftJlA yf.