The Times-Picayune from New Orleans, Louisiana • Page 1

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We also receirad by this mom ing's azpreps the Karopcmo mails in fall, by ta steAmabip VAnderbiU, at New York, from Hatta And 8onthAmpton Wodneaday, the 23d nit. 8e Tbls Evening' ronrth Pas. Failcbe op Jeckir At Mexico. We bats been shown a nnmber of private letters from the aity of Mezioo, most of them from banking firms, in referencA to tha fAilnre of Jscker tt and all represent the excitement to be very great almost a panic. It is feared Also that there will be a great deal of distress in So implicit was the confidence in this great banking house, that almost ererr little dealer or head of a family had deposits there, in larger or smaller amounts.

According to one account, eight millions of dollars would hardly coyer the en tire sum. It is said, among other things, that the first ran upon the bank was by the Liberals, and in accordance with a preconcerted plan. This may be so, bat it can hardly be the real canse of the failure. It is more probable that in this way the nnsoondneas of tha concern was first bronght to light. How long afterwards the ran continued, before the bank closed np, we are not informed.

Hut it would appear that Some two or three millions were first drawn out. One commercial house, however, more confiding than the rest, had nearly a million of deposits in the bank when the doors were closed. The other four or five millions were distributed among every class of people in toe city. It is generally believed, in the best informed commercial circles, that Jecker Co. had an immense nnmber of bills in or en route to Europe.

This is very probable. The difficulty of getting money out of the country during tha recent revolutionary troubles has the last year made the bills of a house, of the highest standing and credit, especially in London, peculiarly desirable for remittance abroad. The news will, therefore, be likely to create some excitement, not only is Lon don, but in Paris, Hamburg and Madrid. It was taken out yesterday by tha Persia. t7 The Kew Orleans Chamber of Com merce will meet to day, at 5 o'clock P.

corner of Camp and Commercial Place, at the office of the Crescent Mutual Insurance Com psny. Paasergbaa for Havana. The Vt 8. mail steamship Habana, Capt. McConnell, left her wharf at 8 o'clock this morning for Harana direct, with a heavy mail, and the following passengers Mr.

J. M. A iifii era, Mr. v. Uutferror, Mr.

Jamea Keynotda, Mr. D. Zerrera, Mr. M. Do la Vena, Mra.

Freeeaaa and three dauxbteea. Mra. M. Murieoa and three daughter, Mr. R.

Dominfuoa and two aone. California Land Claim. Wa have re ceived An official communication, prepared by Attorney General Black, for the use of Con gress, relative to the California land claims against the Government, which have been presented to the Land Commissioners under the act of 1861. It appears that no tens than 803 claims, eoverhig 19,148 square miles of United States territory in California, have been laid before the Laud Commissi oner under the above act, nearly all of which were confirmed either bv 'them, or tha District Courts to which they were appaAisa. Almost every spot wnien tne Government might require to use, either for national defences or lighthouse purposes, was saddled with soma kind of a chum purporting to have been granted by the Mexican Govern ment previous to the termination of the war and the cession of California.

The amount of property involved is about but the Attorney General itates that, by sending commissioners to San Francisco and the city of Mexico, he has succeeded in eliciting such A history of fraud, falsification and perjury as will defeat two thirds of these claitna. Judge Black gives some very in te reeling detail of many of the leading claims among that of the celebrated Almaden quicksilver mine, claimed by a company of ALexi cans "and Englishmen, who have been re BfaThtg its wealth at the rate of $1,000,000 a year, and have already abstxacted $8,000,000 worth of qnicAailver. Steps have already been tAAen, however, to recover tha mine. Movement (Ac Prises tie JemvillL The New York Herald, of tba 3d, sayi On BAtnrday, StHh, Prince de Joiavilla, who has beam travehno; Incognito in this country, returned from the city of Washington, and has since been spending bis time very pleasant! in New York, visiting tha rmbuc insti tutions and receiving the hospttslitiea of our eiusens. 1st.

Aiaxanaer u. Mots, with whom the Priaee was well years ago in Paris, has been acting the part of cicerone av kue tusungnisuaa ainuajtcrr, wiiw, uy taa way, expreaeee himself highly pleased with 1 Ti I I am vane, vn mummy uia xrrajacv aaaafietiauu the leg rap hie apparatus At the police head, quartern, and the following day started for yVest Point, whenso he will start on A visit to oar eoetairm in Canada. About tha middle of next month he will ieava for EaroDe; ratnra ing Again in the eottrae of six anon tha with his yetmg son and two aephaws tha Coast de Paris and the Dne de Chartres who are at resent traveling; in Syria. It is tha intention af tha Prince to place hie son in the Naval Academy of Annapolis for a eonrss of iawtrao A later dispatch from Torsote aVsnraAfki the Arrival of the PriAosin that city, swtvite. to the CeWAdiam hauting and naning aroanoAV.

BitttftluNtm York Pott Ojfux Fixed, We aaa that the United BtAtsa bas pstuBm tha sMsit sHa of the New 'York sity lost Office, BBd aUTMgeaTeBtB TATIU Be) Spaeolly awAaM for tba Aswstm a snitAbla and sxamTAOtlki baildiBg Which wiU be pt Bp in taMtiotm, BS that the bam as ai of the dapaitBiiBl wiU not bB BSSViBl IlT iaxmBVailawawAd by A twBipon reBovsi. Tha acorrpriAUc ada hy Con, arsss beABt etwaraarativly SBtall, th GovsrA BtBtWamideaJy givA i0000 iWthAproe ertT. which te rrr.pritoB woabl not eeu lor 1 l. TbeanVbXAOBr fJO.OOtl 't 1 ty downtoWBaJST" BOASD OP HEALTH. The ptavcticAl duties ef the Board of Health ata now limited to the maintenance of a quarantine against vessels coming from ports where yellow lever or other dsj)grois diseases prevail.

It aaa scarcely be doabtad that the Legislature deajgried a wider sphere ft action for this body, when the law creating it was passed. It undoubtedly was expected that the officers composing the BoArd of Health should Act as A sanitary commission for the city of New Orleans, exercising a careful supervision over tba streets, levees, buildings, lots and vacant property of thrfcity, respecting nuisances, and securing their speedy abatement and suggesting sanitary measures which, digested by the Council into taws, should ultimately form A system of sanitary measures that would improve the general healtfi of the town. A conflict between the Street Commissioner and the members of the Board in regard to jurisdiction over the streets has been the excuse for total inaction by the latter body. The entire machinery of the Board, maintained by heavy taxation upon onr commerce, has eon sequently become utterly useless, effecting only one result the keeping of the mortuary records of the city. No instance can be mentioned of such A failure to effect any good outside of New Orleans.

Elsewhere so many sinecure offices cannot be found. What single report on the sanitary condition of the city can be named What suggestion has come before the Council with the sanction of professional members of the Board What nuisance has been presented to the officers of the city for abatement It is possible, we believe, for the Street Commissioner and the Board to agree on a plan of cooperation which shall effect important results. It is to be presumed that the medical gentlemen in the Board of Health have made sanitary laws a subject of study, and that they are acquainted with the happy results, in most of the large cities of the world, of measures to improve the public health. Why should not their knowledge prove of advantage to New Orleans As soon as the new Street Commissioner is invested with office, we suggest that the Board endeavor to obtain bis active cooperation in reducing its recommendations tt practice. It is important that the Board should appoint health wardens for the city, divided into such districts as faitliful officers of this character can inspea't thoroughly once or twice a week, who shall report to the Board and ta the Street Commissioner all nuisances, with suggestions for the improvement of oar sanitary condition, while on the part of the Street Commissioner the duty should devolve of carrying such suggestions into practical operation.

We have no doubt if the Board of Health will attempt to be useful, no obstacle will be thrown in their way by the Street Commissioner. Will the Board now make the effort to secure the cooperation of this officer to improve the means of health of New Orleans Fran Arkaaaaa. Convicted. A man by the name of Kreel was convicted of the murder of Overton, by the Circuit ourt of Little Rock, at its late session, and nas been sentencea to he bang the i2d of JriATA His wife was sentenced to the penitentiary tor seven years a an accessory. f77 orkt.

Tho subscriptions for ths erection of gas works in the town of Camden have reached an amount that secures the com pletion of the works. The Apachet. A correspondent of the Fort Smith Times says: The Reserve Indiann.Toultawavs, Caddoes, Ioncs, Wichita, followed a party of seven Kiowa Indians on the 3d, and succeeded in killing six. They are all, I understand, to have a grand scalp and war dance to niiiht over the six scalps, and will also repeat the same when Major Rector, the superintendent, arrives, in honor of his ar rival. Governor.

Hon. Henry M. Rector has been invited by a respectable number of citi zens of Arkansas to permit the use of his name as a candidate for the office of Governor. Hurricane. A few weeks since a hurricane swept over the country about the Sans Boil, in the Choctaw nation, leveling the heaviest timber for miles.

Indian Trovlkt. The Fort Smith Times, of the 24th inst, has the following intelligence from the Cherokee nation JnHt as onr tinner was trains to Dress, we learn from reliable authority that the Joneses and their friends are np in arms, and that An derson Johnson has been compelled to flee the country, and several others, opposed to Jones, have left or will be compelled to leave. A messenger from the nation came down here to warn one whom the Joneses are after not to return, but the man to whom the mes senger was sent has not Arrived, and it is feared tbat evil has befallen him. It is said by those who know tbat Jones party will number 2500 men. Look out for trouble on our frontier.

Suicide, The Helena Shield, of the 1st inst, says: Win. M. Davis, of Big Creek township, in this county, committed suicide on Monday morning last by taking stiychnine. The deceased was A native of Virginia, and had been A resident of this county for twelve or fifteen years was for a number of years associate judge of the county court was regarded as an orderly, law abidiag citizen. Pecuniary embarrakimenta are said to have been the canse of this rash act.

He leaves a family. IJveraaal Cfi I'flal lAtelilBeaee. tap trill Ceil a apea draco at ta Plcayane.1 Livaarooin Afuy 2Z. 1SS. Cotton at vary doll and prteee eaeier.

The etocka xmtteae aa laminae, and eeJooameoeetew wtthout amah dl3cnhy. Bale for loot daja ar S6.00S bale, and meaofta SO, 008. IWabaWamviA A aaa SoS.to balee of ABmttaaa afninat SSS.OOS at taa aaaaa tmne laat year, Taaa1aamwltaWBsawStmmam aar.ll a 4 A to d. aa yaraa, aad to Aa. aa clothe.

Breadatafa doll aad aneaaaand aara, bvtaocaa of tho eaantry market! have lUghtly ndvaBood. Feavhrlnainaiawail a1 eaa a deary aalimtl. atonoy ta adz laanaal at 4 A to 4 It. Coaeota S4 to A DinnktritU Dam Iter Oa MctAaUy laat ta the enarroarato's Coert, at New York, tha will of the widow of th late Staphea. WhitMy.taMBvilUoamireHWhoM A Btw sa.ths ago, was aanittlst to pi date Mrs.

Whitney Isatm ta her nitves, aad aB tba last At bar psepsity ta bap itmt sr, Eawsliae Dora, wife ef John Dora, Mr Whitmry left thin eaAght aATapArAtiwely A Aaatll portion af his estate, which, la piobalAy the peaenn ih bas bean liberally provided or ly I i MAILS OF THS STEAMER VANDEBBILT. THE REVOLUTION IS SICILY: TxltxmphAjit March of Garibaldi. a a Want the Great rawer TAlaA af It. Onr European files by the stearmhip Van. derbilt, at New York, from Havre And Southampton, WedBaaday, tba 33d ulu, came to hand thia morning.

The Vanderbilt brought oat 336 mMingeis and the usual French and Eaghsh. mails. The voyage out And home wsa throughout very stormy and unseasonable. Between latitude 47 20, longitude 47, and latitude 46 40, longitude 4J, she passed several large icebergs. The absorbing news by this arrival is concerning the great expedition to Sicily, and the progress of the revolution, not only in that island, but throughout Southern Italy.

The latest accounts, received by telegraph, are fully supported by the mails. From the place of his landing to Palermo, now in his possession, Garibaldi's march was a triumphant one, and everything was confusion and panic among the Royalists. On the other hand, the people were rising en matte, and the Sicilian National Committee had issued a stirring proclamation, calling all lovers of liberty to arms. They conclude as follows us applaud the noble efforts the youthful combatants: the country will cherish their names, and hold them up a models of heroic virtues and sublime self sacritice. We will remain sumnch at our post, even tbonirh it should lead ul to prison or the scaffold.

We will stand firm, repeating the words ef an illuetrions treueral, Brethren, if we advance, follow us if we fall, pass over us and march on!" Italy forever! Victor Krsanuel tir; ever Wratfa et tke Kiaar ef Maplea. In the meantime the Kint; of Naplev had addressed, through his Minister of Foreign Affairs, a circular to the Courts of Kurope The King of the Two Sicilies does not seek to dissemble not only his surprise, but his indignation at the audacious and criminal enterprise of Garibaldi. Cum fa applies the mo severe terms to the partisan leader and his companions, and after having compared them to filibusters and pirates, he sets forth the punishment they would ment. Hut the topic tbat engrosses the Neapolitan Minister is the negligence exhibited by the Sardinian Government in watching the doinirs and bearing of Garibaldi, and the indifference evinced towards tha interests of the throne of the King of the Two Sicilies and the tranquillity of his subjects, in allowing frarihaldi the time and means to embark from a Sardinian port to set in a blaze the. States of a neighboring and friendly sovereign.

The Commandeur concludes, not by threats, but by phrases that may be taken as a protest against the Piedmontese policy a protest which the King of Naples desires Europe should take note of. Peeltlen af fSardlala. The King of Sardinia himself, would aeem to feel the force of these strictares, and through the Turin official Gazette, bas put forward the following The Government disapproved of General Garibaldi's expedition, ana sought to preveut it by all the means allowed by prudence and the laws. The expedition has taken place in spite of the vigilance of the local authorities; it has been aided by the sympathy of the people for the Sicilian cause. Scarcely was the departure of the volunteers known than the royal fleet received orders to follow the two steamers, and prevent a disembarkation.

But the royal fleet was not successful any more than the Neapolitan fleet, which yet had been tmiaing for several days in Sicilian waters. Anion el" Aaatrla. A letter from Trieste, of the makes the following authoritative statement: The dangerous turn which affairs in Sicily are taking, has induced the Auetrian Government, as is already known, to send a squadron to the coast of that island, in order, in case of need, to give the protection of Austrian vessels of war to the subjects who reside in the Kingdom of Naples. For that purpose all the dir posable steamers have been collected under the orders of Com. de Wullerstorlt'.

lie left this port for Pola yesterday, to join the vessels there, and will proceed with them immediately to the coast of Sicily. The squadron will be composed of two filtrates and two corvettes. The Detby Races. The Bettiaa and the Harare. The Vanderbilt also brings to us full particulars of the great Derby Races, the result of which has already been announced.

A letter tlins states the betting: The Americans in London, and, in fact, many of the best English judges of the turf, placed the fullest confidence Umpire, and believed, judging from his performances last fall, be was safe to win the JLrerby. I visited buy at Newmarket, and there saw Brown, bis trainer, who told me he possessed greater strength than any horse on the heath. So every Monday at Tattersall in the betting room, Vmpire stood firm and advanced gradually till be became the favorite, until Wizard won the 20U0 irniuea stakes at Newmarket even then he held his own, and on the morning of the race he was 9 to 2, while Wizard was 5 to Thormanby 11 Horror 'JO to 1. Thus the betting stood. The Field supported Umpire as the winner: so did the Era while the last telegraph to the Racing Tunes titled mpire will win the Derby." The day previous to the race 1 visited Epsom, and! there saw Thormanby, Wizard, 1 mpire and Horror take their gal lope, and most certainly never did A horse look better than Umpire, and my confidence in him was greater than ever.

He looked as if he would carry off the Derby stakes with as much ease as he did the Goodwood cup last year. In the second gallop be was aceom panied bv Cock a whoop and Panona, two of Mr. Ten Broeek' firronte horse. He passed them like a sktot. The Drive ta the Kaeea.

The same writer thus done ri be the drive to the races The morning of the Derby has dawned a true May day it is. A purer or clearer iky an Italian could not dream of nor a Claude depict on canvas. Every one has breakfasted early. But every one is ra good humor and every one seems mad. Tb dnat tarribies, the crush Is frightful.

Together, stag eoAches, noblemen carriage, hacks, dog earta. chaise. broBghAms, coupes and hansoms, all posh far wraroL Ail thrOBBA tha fionntrw amd alraaiw tlaoi road everything look bright; at every cottage the occupants are dressed fas holiday attire and epet pom tribute from the pa bums by. The fields look aa only English aoadatavn ftooa a auwtcn anutas BdeBBf nee, deootAted tha golden eowalip aad i Aawtkanra aadaaa lara and BUttArinaT with battarcup, while tha parfect, and frame tie utadaoapa, But we are aft Erawai at laat; aaad have what seen i prawsmted. The whoa eooka black wit rttb TAMPle and vehieteet the grand Bta Ad, with the aaa af EagUtad Boating above it.

eyrvand wttk a aalaxvaf Bamaty. Aad for two hoars we waited. By every road the crowd ef wab terse and aajTiatraa pwuaa ns i titled Data, aad lxirti OaAflaA m. WlUt All theif aaagB.uot bat every body Wa ood kurrrnd all wm eqrialitT today. The rmilraad iacxaAsed the crowd by thousands every hour.

By 3 o'clock there ntast have been nerly.25,l)00 people, and at least 20,000 vehicles of variorm dearpuona oa. th ground. Nearly All tb nobility of England were there, end so were all tba pickpockets. Gambling in all its varied aspects was pursued, to the delight of the knowing one and the sorrow of tha green homa, who are. alwaya fleeced on each a day.

Appssrasrs af the Berses. But stop there ia a hurry and movement the horse are saddling. There are the riders, kMpine th. Aimt in ulnH Ar There is Wells, on of the best rider, in Eng JL land he mount a fin. ri tielrnir.T ing to Sir Joseph Hawley, ami wears th cherry colored jacket and black velvet cap, which designate him in the rare.

Then come an ugly colt called Horror, sired by Wild DayrelL Snowden rides him. and mav be distinguished by hi black jacket, white belt, and black and white cap. But here comes a colt, equally a ugly, bonv and strong, with fine broad shoulders, and his coat as poliihed as silk he ia ridden by Fordbam, the finest jockey in England that boy has won many a race he is dressed in orange silk, with a black belt and orange colored cap. Those are the colors of Ten Broeck. and the horse he rides is Umpire, on whom the Americans look with so much anxietv.

Now for Thormanbv, sired by Melbourne be is as lively as a deer. Custance rides him, and wears yellow and a black cap, the livery of Mr. Merry. Here comes the favorite, as prettv a piece of horse fleah as ever the eye lighted on. When he strips, his friends raise a shout of delight.

He looks like a Derby winner, though he looks hardly strong enough to raise that tearful hill of the Epsom course; but we shall see. Wizard was lired by West Aus tralian, one of the noblest horses England ever raised. French rides him, and is dressed in blue, scarlet sleeves and blue cap. fhen there are various others; Earl Derby colors are black, with white cap Lord Palnierpton's green with oranue cap Baron Rothschild's dark blue and yellow rap. I jOrd Derby entered Cape Flyaway, Lord Palmer stun and Karon Kotnsctnld Kestee.

others bad laikets of trreen, white, pink. cherry, chocolate and brown. The Ka. e. Your readers can thus form a notion of the riictures'iue effect produced bv thirtv horses.

with their mounted riders, all waitiu eagerly for the start. Everything seems ready, every heart throbs with anxiety there are thousands who, in a few minutes, will be left almost beggared, while others will add thou sauds and thoesands to their fortunes. On Umpire is staked the mo t. Mr. attersall fonned me he believed the amouut of money that would change bands on Umpire would reach nearly a million pounts.

1 he bell rintrs they are off! What a rush! what a mob of horses what a bustle Uulv a mile and a half. "Where is the green!" shouts one Where is the blue 7 shouts another, ltnt the Americans are all easterly looking for the colors of Umpire. Where is the orange jacket! where roronam, witn nis dimck belt and orange cap There is a cloud of dust in front all is obscured the millions are hanging in the balance the anxiety still lasts, ltets are made wildly, curses are uttered loudly, and then there is a shout, and that shout carries dismay to the hearts of the Americans, for Umpire is" nowhere. "It is imposaible," say all of us. there is tome trickery." But the train is waiting to take us to Southampton and we have not a moment to lase.

Thormanby is the winner, Wiuird is the second, and Horror, who was thought nothing of, is the third while Umpire was. I think, the eleventh. The judgment of every one was at fault all the predictions and calculation made were erroneous, and all 1 stayed in KnL'laud for resulted in disappointment Mr. Tea Broeck, during the race, wore a face as calm as summer, and wheu ths an nounvemenl was made his coolner was the ean.e. He lost no money, but ptmed nearly ot course there will be mauy inquiries made as ie the auses of the deft at of Umpire, and that eo badly.

The los to Ameri cans is very severe. So much confidence was placed in his abilities by Knirlishmen that they were sure of winning. We shall perhaps soon know the cause. Later Iraaa Texas. Dulia Vouniy Whfit.

The (ittvestou Civilian bas received samples Texas wheat from Dallas. The following tact ia proof of the capacity of that country for this staple This sample is from the second sowing, the first having been destroyed by froet. It is not often that better wheat can be shown, even where no casualty has occurred; the heads are all well filled with rouud and plump grains, which will weigh near seveuty pounds to the bushel. We are glad to learn that the iniury by the frot will not result in as heavy a loss as was once anticipated, but that the wheat crop of the State will probably be sufficient for the consumption of nearly all tin interior counties. Tke lmdiant.

We do not take up a Texas exchange without finding notices of Indian outrages. The following is the latest news. A letter from Camp Hudson, ot the I Sth says Last Sunday, Lieut Green was ordered ont with twenty six men, about half of them mounted, to Howard's Spring, where he was to leave the wagons and scout from tbat point. He returned the following day, having seen no Indians, but having discovered several trails, one very large, which, as half his men were on foot, he was not able to follow. Lieut.

Green lei I McGoffin train camped at Johnson's Run. The train was attacked, about an hour after Lieut Green and party left, by a party of about fifty Indians, who, yelling and hooping, Attempted to stampede the mule but failed, a the animals were too well hoppled to run. The Batht was a spirited one. lastinsr about fifteen minutes. The Indians were well armed ith guns and six shooters, and charged bravely.

It resulted in the dispersion of the savage, with the loss of five horses killed and one taken, and three Indian severely wounded and taken off in their retreat. The train sustained no loot whatever. Another letter from Camp Hodsou says this is the third train attacked at Johnson Run in two wee a The writer says These Indians moat have a large camp between Camp Hudson And Fort Lancaster, from whence they tend detachments to plunder the El Paso roaid. It ia impossible far infantry to come up with the Iwdiaas for waat of water, yet there ia AO doubt water Borth of the El Paso road, ba tweeB Johnson's Bun and Howard's Spring, knows only to Indians and their saaociatAs. What Is the reason that the Government took all the cavalry from this read 7 Ateonto af the fee there is ao even a peak ssnie TVa Sail Antoaia Herald, of tha InforrAation ha bee rweervnd at Depart aneat Headqamrvna, ta tba eBeet that en the lKth th rancho Mr.

JoeineoA, an the San Felipe, was attack 1 by a party af two haa dred IndiAaa. Mr. Johmwa karviaar dtopateAwd AB axpna ta Fait Clark, eallrag apoA taa eoniaTandar ef that Boat por aaateenacnv the Batter aft ataoe txarted for tA aaaaa af aataom. sooaa, hew ever, an bi arrival, that the Indiana bad left on the eveei; prevtooa, after killing twa Mexicans is A.r. Johaexm a employ, wk were working aaol three auiea freiA "we rauuie.

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9 WWBaaaT dpMfmaw aTdaamaaaVpToteam aa The troop followed, the trail of tb folmne for about tea rml, wben aH traeaa orsap peered. Tha grade pronounoe tha party have been corapaead of Csmsarae aad KJo way. Major French, who wa In oasmand af that scout, reperta that about 100 Indian hAV goaat down in the country in the dirctioa en tarn PendeneiA. A ntonnted party of troop haa bean sent in pwrauii from Fart Daaeaa, aad at i to be hoped that the Indians may be ovwf taken by them, or bv th wont from tba mounted garrisons of Fort Inge aad Caarp Laweon, which command srs of the static, na mill no doubt immediately 63PBtch. A jrriTiar the abave.inteUigenee.

ae i 1. Th. SaB A 1. Ledger, of th say We learn from A passenger by today sstag tbat on Monday night last B. B.

Walker, Chief Justice ol Lavaca county, was shot at Hallata ville by Robert Kelly, a storekeeper ia that place, and wounded so severely that be expired shortly afterwards. The causa ef tha difficulty ii said to have been A report, allegwd to have been spread by the ecAaed bav lot; reference to Kelly and hi clerk, Mr. Buret. UVafaVr. Some part of Texas begia to complain again of the want of rain, thoagb the drouth is by no means general.

Tb crap, leok finely and promise welU Cortina. A letter from Rio Grande City to the Galveston News says: We have again heard af th ubiquitous Cortina. He is said to be at a place ailed Ijiguna de loa Yndios, some sixty mile front Camargo, and between Reynosa Aad China be ha seventy or eighty men with him, and says be is preparing to make another visit to Rio Grande City, also, that hi preparation are nearly completed he only awaiting tha arrival of Wih Cat and his Indians. Hia Mexican forces caa, to the unmber of eight hundred, be called together almost instaata ueonsiy, they being scattered in all the raAcawa oa the river. Letter frean Plaqeeatlaee.

Cerraponfl.nce of tuj Piceyjae.) I'usii in im. June 4, lHuO. F.d.tort The finances of this parish are in i very flourishing condition, as the following extracts from the pariah treasurer' report clearly how punali a tMw i 1 r.l cd from Jui! 1. 1,1 nl in 4.J31 73 l.71t lirrviiin era eati pa 'or autidnea ue 1. It I.

By a.h p.id Infta rms S.fA 9 Ao.oi.Lt iu hand. 1. Abl 9 Our police jury met last Monday at the) courthouie, and 1 understHiid cboee Mr. Johxy Kapp as their president, and Mr. Charles Bat I'erot as parish treasurer Mr.

fmcar Arroyo, who had held the office of parish treasurer for jvera years to the satisfaction ef the whole community, wa turned out by onr enlightened pai sh fathers for no Apparent caase. lur distr.ot court will be held At Points 4 la Hacbe on the third Monday of thia enenth. 1 naderstand that Jolm Gtbbins, char gad with stabbing with intent to kill one Smith, second mate of the ship C. Winthrop, at Pass ia I Outre, will le brought up for trial. The dronght commences to be felt in thia parish.

The corn crop. I am afraid, will be but half a crop, should the weather rarnaiD dry. Fire in Mft The Memphis Appeal, of the 7th bas a notice of a destructive tire, which occurred a that city on th ath inst. The foundry of Messrs: Brook ate Gainer was totally consumed Los $2,0004 ft The Washington City election, oa the) 4ih. resulted in the cbi'ie of Mayor Berret.

the DetnooralK candidate, by a majority of 24 over all the opposing audidates. Hut ll Hiker Mohile Our neighbors, of Mobile, complain bitterly of the hot weather iu i hat city 1 he Tribune i ayt No June ban ever entered Mobile SO fiercely as this and what with the heat and tea drought and the consequent dust, there ie no comfort to be found anvwhere, except in that patient endurance which was exhibited amon ar the old marry rs. They burned and Bang; Attn that is what have trot to do, in order to keep cool. The Captured SI avert. Tha Navy Department received, on the 2d official accounts of the recent capture of slaver on the Cuban coast.

The officer in command say The Wildfire is a new vessel, and Tory handsome. The William is ten or twelve) years old. very fast and roomy. She ooald carry comfortably live hundred "negtoa baear to Africa. The negroes are dying so nut now that there will not be more than BBvea eight hundred to send back out of all that have been captured.

He further say, tkaro are but two signs that I i nn discover or hear of by which a ven. el ran be known without boarding her. First, the slave) galley and this may be neatly covered, but not entirely hid. Second, all slavers slip one anchor aaa bain as soon as they get their cargo, And con seqoently have but one anchor on th bew. The captured vessel are all arranged ao a to scnttle the ship in case she should be left alone.

On examination 1 found two holes with plug ready to taken out. Tke Great Eattern following ia th advertisement in full of tha da part ure to morrow, the 'Jth of June, af the Great Eastern steamship from ths sort of Southampton for New York. She wiU be consigned to Grinnell, Mintura dr. of th) latter city, and may be expected to arrive abont the l'Ah inst. Stenm Coaamaaaararioa from yoarlaaaylea as Aeae IrW.

Tho ateam.btp liatat KaaTxka. Ix.SLkkawa rejueter, j. vino nan, oaaneuanaer, wui ka to New York oa Saturday. June 9. laoo.

atramahfp will be diepatcbed at: taa day spaiaulil, and will only take a kunited auaaaar af nxatmm aaa amcara, an early apphcaxtoa ia SeArlhal. jt Kate of Praiaepe MJS each adult. Cafleeea aa dor twelva yeara of aaa, half price. Qui laam aiiaam p.DTine paaaonpers, 15. ttetora tlnhata.

artel eay laeued at tio rate of A 40. Bertha caa aa eeeujed only on payment of paempo aaonoy. Tha faro anatadaa bed, boddiap. hnea, auk, atewareVe man, the aaioadW aaee of an exoerionead aarpaoa. and paualaloBS af taa boet quality, excope arinee.

apirtta oa lie" am, wkiuA will be aappiiod oa hoard at aaiduwua pili'aa, evewpa Carh paeoraprr wtU hp aimwamka tab tweaty onaie Ban af anpaaaa baa, aad aay fartaac Quantity wiU he charpad at tim aatoof Sa. ad pee Baas, rt aaarapore hapxnao ahoam be eoat ta tha eeJp aa ar baforo Jana and aay aot renj utre tha voyaaa mask ha i libit "below." Tha naipiay wail ao hold thaanaalam i njii ilahB tiftwaao aai am Wr ered Into taa aetaaf aaatody of an aehear af tamaAaai with aotloo of a ml a a re tea name, rm atrlcrcly proki kited Irem aoajxa arcaaa amn AMoAaA Hmltod amiaat af Baa I tab aa Oa aaiaae oa we ammat arwelsht Bf ewt, tha ata, etahi tioa. aara baa aero at ta Now Toea, aoeoro ta i aViaiiaamir 1 ta th hutev aaaa aayraaat mum ha at 4 Sft par pewnd etoratna. Peeaam be.aara "maiaaaaiaa oa aaaa aaa aatoa. tma At.

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