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VOLUME XV. NEW ORLEANS, THURSDAY MORNING AUGUST 23. 1851. NUMBER 184. JxoRITr to emit on No 11 5.

h.u. tret, whr har ol ih mi. fa to hit adTantaea. ttT tU Ho PaPr copy. aal 1 77baRI MT.

Aurtiir.ar, Appra. s.ra, Ranaa'a An Url ana. i s. ALU, ilfnir; 1. tirwuwttwl A Merchant.

I Hank Place. Mew Orleer Commts nl ly rr.jjt, iili )Uii CtiutUifMi aad lu.r tr.t ly Sugar ftnMT rar.nU,t tr t. O. F.M r0rK5IN, Colt and Mrchaua feroaar. T3 Mm 7.Nfe Hroauw auu Marcitau.i.fi no rwi, nijri inn bacaara, Vickhnrc, vT Jmcar i in u'bt! acd Katai), No, la aud 19 Rya fcHt ll'WARl), Wtiolnaaia aacf Kata.l No.

ft ir root ftrwat, batwaen Canal sod aaman, Ia "7 JTv Ht HT Ctui; Far Lor C.i,u..i A tpd Forwfcrdiiijf 7 lirantr alravt. Nw Un. i d7 hratl, H.l15.I.. a. r.

a. SiiJ AN! Coxn.m(1,, Kt a trd Manfiar.T. Camp 1 W.J H. nan' DY AS A CO Whnlwala Orocara, Sos. 4i L.fa traat Nw Orlca.

JaH4 'ftl TlLLJ RAWLINS, Grnv.ar rt, VV Mrchnt, anJ Acac ia for u.a la Mai.it i ta a 'a on haid tha ani tuoM a pvra tuicaavar bar ra i.ffaraJ to tha tra.f. i ti ft A Harna. VV. La. y.

HlRR.S at LCT, ComrriBnin Man bauta, So. Poy a aptrat, Naw Orlaana. eli (v HUJai. t. X.

atti KCDALL, TOE at CO, Wfaolm! Orot aT. curuar ol 6rair and Trhoapitoulap airtfs rlaui. Jl It GK4HAM, Nutar Puoiit, bavm tj.tietl iruiL Btf iata by tha d9tructiTa firm of T'lwdnv Sanaa's Arcaie, haa ra eatablisliaJ himnalf at o. 'j (irmvr itraat. taira.

mbA at O. Star. PioCary Public. QTARK CHRISTY, AttirDy at Lav. Office flo.

10 Bank'a 4.naJa HM. INSET, Attnmay at Law, San Anfcaatm. Ta.au will hia particu ar to tha tfjlixti'u of cay ia in tha Kaatnrn ronat: ot V'9 ta. Btiwraov aa Sansle Tu tr A Co, Bonner ft Pruith, Takr at Hirn, Marat. i J1T I 4 WlLai4.ier.

r. I'uu jTnw.im a rxrJ Camp TMt. Na Orleans. Partico'ar ar'tiTmn to ortr. Reiarancaa Mtl.ai aia A Co, Rohar Ti allao.

A i wau Co. Wa J.iuaa. IorphT NrrluM, A act. cue N'. 7 Mum ut Ptraat, Hti kf i Ar aaa TTti'Pto Sa.a ty Anrtion.

or PnatSa. Kaai f' aau A atocla Crt a. Natf' Martiiaad a ratat ora. MCKhAV at jf.NM'Mo, No (7 lw 1 pnrtara ot" amn ar.d l.i(ju ra. In aioro 'd D.

ca, H. Oidard'a. trd Dapuy at Pn.at Cwuiloi A Co. BRM)IKS Hnward Man A P. Hirraony a Biackbara'a Sou Ui Sid Wada.ra and Sburry WlSf.S Ha 1a.vk SrrraKUrand oUiar choc brandi Wiw, h.ici and a Inch, Sk oV Moaoaai.ata icO old ur aoo WH13KKT: Lond" A Fru.ta, 'H a aV rawaivtac coa by lalaat iO portati' ua, aud fur Mia ay vhoiVMal ana rTii.

3 kVAN3 at CO Cbaadlaraand Gauara1 Grm ar Camr trat, Niw trlaana. a 1. LiKlfcKP 4K. W'holua Grv td Cocurcta amn Marchanta, DraJar in Uoabaa and VVa'aru Kutlf tati ChM9. and Arnta Ar Tavlor'a ban Ala, Portr itii fiawnrk Cidar.

Noa. 40 and 44 Old Lt, aod No. It rrt LM LT9, Naw OrWaoa. rn ly 1 A. TV Oroff S.

.4. Kin land W. flrwiiwd H'HuLhSA LK RETAIL. AT C. LFIGHTON'S Fcrt Sc and Oant' FumiaUiruj 3tora, Noa.

3 aJ 6 KoyaJ atraat. Near aad Part Pla. a. Nw To4. IIAtli ucirv ta cava aanuCiatvd, aritu tban, in ua uaa Mr 1 SAMUEL OILMAN, arbo fnl! aotbor aad to oaa tha Mini Wl ham hiui ib uv wwu a.u tui uivii wiu i u.

cr ura, win at Had Palatine M' RS. C. X. UK PoN Tfc a praparad toeiva mon in Draw in: a iid Paistiae. Sha can aaan at Mra.

Hurd'a. ic Cmf trtt. nproit aavtt cor 1C CaurrrniM9 Auction No. 44 Conti ntraat. ALL kmd a of marrhaudie at h' ator itiar aaruoc or pnata PartMular atientioa will ta tid tcdnt Door of Caret Houaebold Furmtura, aYt SaFLibaral adaancaa ad a on invoiceaof xoids whan dpoa ttad to ba aold at auction.

Ja4 3m Ar Popptnhutf Na 44 ChrT street, (near Kuitoo.) New York. MA ACTL F. RS OF WH4LFBONK, Irnpnra of FaabionaMe Walfeibc Cares, Ra'Un, Ac aYr havecon ftaatty on hand baiebone for Cmbellaa, Coraeta, Boooats, Draeaas, Bruhts. A Rattan ol mil kinds, split for chair aVc, of tbe beet quality and kwet pneea. Tha beat aaeortmant of imported tench and German Fancy W' IDK Caoea.

1 William Hhanoon, HOT ART PCB'IC AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS, For every Stata in the Union No Camp atraet. New Orleana. DEPOSITIONS taJien. aero ant a probated, deed a and mort cajea drawn, and ail decumenta of wriucjj o'epared and tethantjeated for Ofe and record any part of the U. Slta atanoe and other ProfeeU particuWriy attended to; aid all caeea of eeneraJ averaa or partial ioes, corrax auteJ aa prompt! arranged.

myV '1 lw LEA A PKRRINS' WORCESTERSHIRE SAI'CE The proprtetora bavinc to a krowledee the unq'iahned apprt vaJ aod the ceueral aJ of thia au. in every quarter ol" tLe ekito, deem it need' I to state that it aupwnor uaitt.e cauaiag demand, have ri to imerous Imbs; botin the United State ttn ha been carried to the ex tattcl Oiak'tc uf of our nant'ra copy tr our wrap par 0 capauraa, for ar vi ff'tnea parm in Near York are atiar nnrr bo da awaitinc the trial li order, therefore, to aoable porrhaeera to avoid imitations we berebv' five tHat we ntinnu to concur our wc to Uit tit id 1 DV A ak S3, a 4 ur So 4nta lor th L'mtad States, bv wbon the trade roav te at all timas supplied with tMfanBina articla. on tarn wuh due rftHr.t. Ihvirmtareeta. LEA aV PKRRINS Worv eater, FngUnd, Ja'y 10.

jfiRL aulf ltawtf Lather Lafli 3. A Smith, I H. Laflin. ftme, I New York City. Saint V.outn, M.

JLaflla Ac Nmlth Manufacturers of Gunpowder. WM. fA CO Sle Aeeota for tha Sonth. TtiW. anderamned have accepted the A fancy of tha above ceJabratad brand of GUNPOWDER, and in'orm tija trade tkat ttioy are prepared to fill otdera for any quantity at the shortest The reputation of thia Powder at tha North and West has seen wet) established for many years.

We are aolhorited Ut faarantae it equal to to ix.ada in the United Staea, and to ra land tha coat and pay the expeue on any which may not prova salts factory. We have on Land and aha 11 constantly be aupphd with ali tha quaiirje in ordinary aae, id arkae ot every aie my Sm WM. Y. PATCH i iaa at. CLAVfcZ Al Milliard Tbl 1 Chartrea street, between lou'ae and Lome atraats, aiar ay at tha "tore, a 'are supply of Walnut anc Wan Bil'jarJ Tabias.of rt and second hand, Viey at rerv low prw ee.

The attend to arraacin kuird ban da of ah kin, and t' re ainnf and rumihtnK aery Uibe eonnectad with this taon.a sme. In tha. store anil ba kmttd Balls, Cuaa. Otu. Pockate, ate, aod eary tbti the.r anl Ka JohOM.

VtrOLFSALE OROCF WINE AND LIQUOR IFR '1 CHANT, No Frutit Levee, Mtttc CusU'mfiooae aCTiiie fteaa, naa constantly on nt eri of ah ktr da. Lre fT domestic Fruita, Nails. Brooms, Hoik eta, etc pettier with a sup; 'y cho.t a Wises. Brandiea, Cordiaia, ir.h and Moiiaheia VVh'fkay, Champanee, at palrotiie ot ta ui trv men piarters, ai.d SiT'jers porct.ast.ttc t' is mot mwi iia licitei. 4w7 4 r'v mrrr i tif i r.

i tw I A bi.rleai Hyrot, MANUF CTURK.K 01 Copper. St aet iron aad Tm Wirt, deaier i. Urates Orate Kara, No. 4S Tchoup rtna'aa trnt. New Or'earu, has tt ntiy on haaa a rmu rata asMfrtntrt of Tin airi Coifar ara, Stovee ard dt a etc tarr.boat.

Plantation and W'ork ee cniad nl (it.orteAt not ai rr hable ratea. Oners from country or city atteuJea) to with prompt J4 i erwHrdln(, trnae nol 4 oinailaalon Huttnta. at the FaUs 0 Hed River. EH FLINT, bamx a new erooden Waraiiou.e ba'ow and one above the Fails, and a cotton yard enclosed, a' na eiid tams, will and forward promptiy all ooda ana nwvbaDdiae cnn r' tJ 10 him. O.argefl moderate.

Kafara to A A leUni toon ak Mar4. lav at StaufTr. Watrmau at Co, Marat.ali atjoies, Noraii.t. Cojper ek Cu. Near Orleana.

3rn Amerfcnn Hardware. BLIVEN, CLAPP 6l DOLQLASS, MAtPA( I UHERV AENl2, AV. 3 FUtt street. Three doors troixi Pearl atreet. Naw T'rk.

rOrLl repH'tfuIy mvrte the aitantioo of tba Hardware trade their tock of oia received sliract froai tna Bisnufacturera. atd for on iavr jle tarna. Hew Tork, Juiy. IWV JyM 3rc Ti Xlrjer en STFFL ri AM KaCTPRER, Ao. IIS William ttrert, AVttf York, RESPECT Li.T iu rtii hit trwt da aad patrous that ha haa OuW EntabeH a new peu, called tba IMITATION QUILL PEN.

birh ia nnanrpaeeed in Aeiibiity and deaths. tha moat parfrt imitation of tha quill aver made. They can also ba procured, aa well aa all hia otbar popular Pena of tha principal stationer in tba ciTy. eu3 9taw4w Porinoei Told MADME NORTH, the calibrated Aatroiopiral Soothaarer, who, by har extraordinary power of diviuaUon, 'her kauwlede of tha wondera of tha paat ana myatenea of the future, is ab.e to oniold event yet in tha womb of time, and tha caoae of oornrrencee that have transpired baa aa rooms at No. la FiLare aret, between Cnsumbouae and Caoai atreett, wnera sha may be daily con salt fr ni 10 to 'ck by La aIA alan For FXRT DESIRABLE SUMMER RESIDENCE, at Gnai TuW nay St Loaia, an a aleaaavnt scoatios.

Tha house ia kyia, aad haa all the convenience for a bare family, with all Chirk ee 7 AM wkarf ana bath 'tiae. Th acaa ia farniehaal throaxhoak, Tha whole will bm low. For fartbar narUcnlara appry to Z. W. KODD, or aata fOHS A tr rWnt Um, i min EM ON 3 100 koiea (reeh Lemona tor at No 8 ZT ctlnf.m Place, between Bianvuia and Cuatoa.bone ata.

ai7 tax" JOHN CnAKJJT. STEAIV1SHJP8. S. MAIL rsTKAMSHlP COM PANT Far Rwdm ad. For Himrt.Via Havana Tha ap andid doubt ncin ataainhip FMPIKE CITTf, (IT'IO tous bur tan.) John Ta'inar, romiuandin.

wili mt har wharf' tha PU a Arrr.wtfh tha Govern unt Maita and on THURSDAY, August 3Mti, at 8oVlo.k A. praKiarly. Kataa or papn? To Naw fork Start nrnm tnh, in rirot $V1 00 41 iK Steraj;" rth. and fwund 2S To Havana Stata rrtm haith, rut tabm. 4 iVt 5 avond 3' 1 (V Stwma barth, and PaaaanTra to remaia in Havaua uiuit Lava oaaaDorta rom Connul.

Faci of tha Cpmpany alaamahipa has an azpananrad aur on toarJ. pm i m(v taaan on rr vht to Havana. No bills of la i na altar tha lemnier La ild. Fr appiy at tha oiti a rtha MtMfaiiua street, to aulft JAMFS JFNNINOS, 1'. taa.ii Line A.t 1 IKLh.s lu.

Ai KK t'S. Qt a hu Iolp. Berrv. ir. iL Statitiip THKKNKal.

ton. Jn n. r'wnV. The temud ip mAM" nd Hol'THFRNFR. 'av pnrt ry Sat urday.

Tt eir ir. ti; tin di tun are e.j iai ttt ea er. at.d frt may riiaU erery 11 ui'orT uo Tf Mar .1 4 4 AM Ni.ven nn tt.l Oeton. Ue ear 4 tr Septrrn'jtr 7, AM hr 4. 3 f.

O. I T' ii "it ien er 'eiv a kaT Cb.n Pat 1 Lei 1 it A i ply to the a.fttt a Li tiari HENRV MlSKOii, auf ar V.l 111) A nr tiet W( jf'. KK 4 if ASS Steamship L.l The new aieaut d. i.t.. eui'iua teamLir UNI 1pc n) Captain T.

S. idd. Wl Fl FLO SCOTT, (il'N't Captain Kan ConJ'ard. tr.ie hp.aiid will Imi New YorX a.J New at 3 '( the from New at A. M.

Irom iaw Orieatia. for toiler oiiiiru dtT.on of the pi'ninn of ti. i line and the pub tenefal t'ta tr thareof hae et rui. tbsi a follow ieavme New 1 ork every e'eva ard Nrw Ur.rans ery tweittn day dur.n U.a reuia.noar o' tha yer from New York. Fnm New freana.

iVicfi.l Scott, Pr.day, Aug 1.4 T'iedav, Aui S'' vyn Mrott, Satu'day, Se, 'ni, Thi ridB'. rt 1 Wjn ot, M.t.dH SilttirJH, I' II vV 5. It. a.tucaday. i M.

riiay. 4' bt ot, at nrdav, fti.v Wf .1: V. i.e i dy Truif.l i Sr. ay, I "i 1 Lad btaii re ard to K. iday.

Auguat 1 W'm Tuesday, Aut ir I'titoa, st'UMar, in tT. WaJiiaaday. '7 Monday. i Wn.tietJ So tt, Friday, 1 IV inn, Wednesday, O. i Wo cott, Monday, I'lii.

n. KriOa'. NfV I 4 iu it, '''Mv. hM Kr.Jy. Dv 1:.

i. saaT th nM.t Cti to: riflt rh g'aat are at. 1 et, etleti'e are to set ure "ii ui I are r. every re e. firi 1 iar ra itr tra' ur paaaaga aj'j to 15, HKOOhS A Naw York.

For taaa.ar n. to SfOr FuKD, FSTon A New York. In New Ortoaue to BAHCOCK ak KKNMlLL. Mar fi 13. 1 ly Cothiim.i trt TKXAS.

FOR Matan and Broaritavilia Regular New Or lfanand Taiac Ml Lilieof Low Preaa jra 4tanishipa aa on IHL'KSDaY, 4 Sept, at I'chwk A. yi. punctually. Theaorita ateatnhip Johi Th'nip(Mn, master, wt I) leuve a 4 above. cry the Ma For rreiht or bavirt ry suparior a cou.nodationa.

apptv oc board. oo iha afreet, or to a ii3 AKKlS A MORGAN 7v Tchonpitoa'ae at lcerlafatl lcttea FOK li Ai Kvular "fw Cr.n rS Ta a. 41a, I I.i; 1 pr 'ire aaawTaTBkaasaTsfcs.ni yu on a 1 4 at a uVork A. M. uiiCt iuMy Th tiper 0: i ere a ar.J rr facta: it tsT.

I.VKS ION Hare, utter, w. leave aa mo.y e. 'r el 'a ap; t. au. HARRIS aY Ki 4 7i T.

hmp at Kulea Rfducrd. FOK lNLil4NLA, pUKT I AV AC A AND and Tems U. Ma.i Live o' Lew Prwi. Staan.ahjpe tT on SUNDAY, th 3 1 at at f. a A M.

Theaupenor cujj re I ml fa "riJ anih. a A l.V FT Pirtf iiia! er, aj aboe. larjd tre on thewha at I 1 for tr and a' I 2 et.t bir 'oot tcr nieauteri gmCm a a ru t.atjW tor goo.1 dl vtr 1 iu in htra a'onu de. For tVielit or paeae, very auperu tate room acconimodatKri. a p'v to auf HARRIS M.

MoRO A N. TV Trhnnpitou laa at California: a SJSak PACIFIC Ma 4tKffQiThaon) tnro.t Havana mud PACIFIC Mall. STEAMSHIP COMPANY Lijh Ime tor California atid Orec Cha'ee Fare Re lured t. THURSDAY. Autu in h.

a rk A. Tl. aplendj.1 dounie eneo teamehip MlRF CITY. J. 1 Wil m.iu matidwr.

w.ll 01 1 pr at oVI nl, rontjertn.g in the Parifir Mail Steamship to leave Panama on or about tha lMfc of Septemtar. Ratea of Paaaae fiw Oriaanato Chare Cao.u Sm Cabin ftft Sreeraee 35 Pana a to San Fraiitiaco Mam i Seccd Cab. a i Jft 1 For paaaafe or freight apHv to AKaisrRONa, Harris a co.t ao'. IT l' Maatme atraat FaclUo Mall PleRmhlp ompany, FUH CALJFOh.JA Ai OftEHOX. The puohc are mtormed that under tha raw arranaoiet.t of thia company Ptan.ers mapevt ed approved br the Navy Dei at.d carry in: ti.e State Mail, li ctctifua to leave A AM A and 3 AN FKANtljCO tn ti 1st ltn of each month, unless i urav ai T.

ard will touch at ACAPL'LCtj, SAN IHto, MuMMtET. Tt a iol low.nj: steam pa kets, helou.rg ti.e Pnrift Ma.i Cotfii ariv, are n'. in trie Pacifir ut.a ol ucn will be a ways in p'rt at eccn atjd of tha r. ute Oh Efti I' "t7 PAN4M4 CAI.IrMKMA I' ft.) ti MrKF ia. COLUMBIA MK ANTELOPE RE PI BL1 Jv ton.

A R(t IN A nn, ULI'M BUS ISTHMUS 1 11KN KKEMON ov The naw ateamahin CI TMRIA will p'r batween FRACISCtJ port in OREfioN, awaiting at trie fornei itort tha arnva' of a mii! aid paasei.eer from PANAMA ni ratunur without deny th ma.ia an paasenara lor the starner from 5 A FK 4 tiH). A regular line of Pn i eUars wili be kept np the tranpor lation ot fraiht and irai.s.aut pafaters batween Panan.aand rs nciro. Tta well known steamship SARAH SANDS, of tons burthen, now ui.der charter to th.s Comr' y. peru'ia'iy coir.modioua in hr cabin arrangements, will be kept runniug aa ai extra tamilv bi'at. One of the aoore tamer will keep op the connection ha tween Acapuk tha other Mncac puna.

Re tea of from faania San Francisco In Mam Cab.n In Second Cabin In Fr tickets apply ARMSTRONG, HARRIS at rp0 ly Mat an ne straet NEW YORK AND SAVANNAH. NEW fliRK AND SAVANNAH STEAM ih.p Weekly The new aud aplendid 1 Fl oRI DA, Captain Lyon, ard ALABAMA. Centa Ludh w. beiouvirue to U.a Naw York and savaur.ah Nav Coinpany on ai after tl. a 11 leaxa S.iv:.!.ii, ar.J Nw York every SATURDAY P.e ah pa.

are ol 13' aj rat" tar, axt on. fort, and apeeu. mT Traveler ieavn; on Wedies)ay morn r.ave a tights reit tti at Macon and Saaiinani but 1 U.ev leave "hare on T(, ure. ay oioruir they can raacb Mi Kndav evenirif in tune to taa axtra mtht train cn th Railroad, whirn reaches Saaanau eu Saturday nioruic aud conect witb staaraers. tmT Cab.n Paasae in advance.

PADELFOKI. FAT CO SMnnriah, (a. SAMUEL L. MITCHELL, Acant, 03 1 KVI 1 1 VM Front wt eet. New Tork.

ftrajnn ArnriririT. HIS establishment wul be clo ed dunnr the mth of Au 1 gust, anl will raopan on Monday, tha 1st of Septamiber. in rr.eol TT Ka. tuF fct. ilorieriy MaOauie Cocfirau,) niuwi.i.

naa urvid ut.dnr ti.e mail' at eeutiaiiien ol Iubun, and pasea lb a Medical Hoard ol this city, aad can ka rarommanded by the Tit resoetttable lad.es and eeiitlaniao of thia city. She baa removed trom Camp atreet to Erato atraat, batween Pry tania and Naydaa streets, id tha rear ot the female urpnan 1 nn. aplio 1 raim For P4ule or L.easse. ya MILL, contajnin macLr.e for pretannjt materials fr a amda ot narre.a, a riaume aacbine. Saws ol many muvea au engine of 40 re power.

Tha mil ta situated on a witn a wharf where all amda of lumber can be l.vered and vessels loaded. To a perwiri ti terna will 1 vs'V heeraV At. ply ler.er addressed to A and I ft nt isoG a. Ca ial atreet. stsT Should a partur be desi.e't, one wtU offer who under stand the buiree, axe jytn ti ti Atomic I ura of I hronic Llaa4a M.LoT HOPE ET I R1TT, M.

Ci Jlsur.ate of Kinr I Loudon, AnfLoJ'JB and TMatnculatea1 klanber of I ve. aitV Ol a.cin'irU, 01 u.e i and of tba K4al Cohere Sai of Tdm i i.tzi xite orat'etnct ana tr Iie of Wo t. r. 1 ireutiaie of tta aterfiiaU Facuut New orieaaa. Eir.ra":dtiy Kamrof Uia Mea.ta aty.Scoi ui irD.rtiia.1 and datennin tiie nature a nr dtmmmm L.t be oreaent in tha Lnnata.

Head 1 nt infoiiiiauoE aroxi tha patient, and aaUbUn lha rad'icaJ cura accord aara with IU prmc.pla of ma of L'faaod njm mum 1 a ju treatment of thoae tenia and enmu d.auaeoojr. biai ram a. a aara'ievaa, ana lhoa kbai d. n.n the natara. tha cause and ba ai isjntot anv duveaae uaranla ay analual adeems at, or at Ah option ot tha patient.

wSF Profaaaor Eventt haie baeo aolicitad to Riva ioatrnc Oon in tha atoe practice 01 x.edc;L.a, is now praparad to de liver a Private Course of Lec.turas on tt subject to fenOameo wuo have attended on course of Fbyeoky and two coaraa of Cnemiatry, Surxery and Anatoas. Fee tor aeca eoara Ot Lertaree. Bven. aTaF Consoitlnf Rooaaa, eoraarr Oaeel aad staKaart itr! 0( I KEWAKD Will be paid for tba apiTahenaton of ai toy perann or neraona detected in tne a of deetroy iOf or 11 jurinf Uie F.ra rluga, or any portion of tha worae be kdkd: to tne vitomarcuti Mui ater work, aola tf Wat. AX LING.

PreaideU. SHIP8 SHJJ'S. 3T FR TAMPICO Tha fine Al cnpprd arhmr )IKl P. Ran, str. havna all hr aro ad, wi'l ia a imrriaJiata de pat a at a Kur piMit (rn'v, hvi'i; iupwri' nc nT datiotja app) to tew tai tiiuuii buard, Lower pn iyit.

or to 4 W. BR'WN, GnT.trpt. YORK FOR NEW YORK rni.vn line Pa kta Trie at ailmar ret ular park' nhti I' Jafte Da tun tr. haiiie nearK all her 11711 eiewal. hive It danpalrh or treieh or pa hnim; fine at't'ttari'ito ilion, a.p'v board at a.

t.ni "nururrpafiT hu.7 JOHN O. WiMIRI'r'F MiE'nat FOK NhW THK Ho. Liu J'. ho sail on THl' KSf A Y. jhiK mt The nt anl me ryu'ar pa let VICKSBt Rft, Thou HueliM, raftater.

hav tit; her tar.t er.gHed wi'l pan 011 IHl KS, A 8 Kor pKn He 011 (y havrnj; elttnt at orn iii dar ioii. apn'v to the mpta.u on hoard, oppasit tha Vate talla Ma' ket, or Mir. AAKOrS OHr W'Lnrrmon Y'lRK Atbbndte Co's Line To sail with deapstrh Tha superior fat (Railing regular oai ket hne CUSH NO( I rv. mas'er havu.e netr! If 117(1 and goiot on t' ii nal as a ho ve. lr eht i itw fit tisvn; a.

i i. nti" ia: ai'iHy the 1 ta.u oiAjt.oHrd, otpost the tef Ma'ket, or to tui: J. H. AdMHIuiM.K W7 Camp at. E'lR NEW 10RK With pati lh rii.

tasl dfjiyaa.iiiit; hn MiK'M' Mimur. ma ter wSaaTaaiaje u.i n.e rn.rt the 'n uaiMM'vo! ff pe A auSi BAA'r K. St. TEXAS. Kou Al! 4 A ritl AND CORPUS HIUST1 l'f 1.

ti I kr; i. I fi rie i. '5 I A K. Pnrk C(tei 4tt li ot rnTi ei.tfajr.t r. ui.

i i I. i ii 1 tn ln l.l p.ite, l.ji inn .1 1 rn 1 .1 1" a i'i tt.e on eF a uu I or to a i .4 jo I CI Phi AliKLPHI AT CV FO PHll.ADr I.PHIA I Lira The 'et fu 1. At aat WH.I I M. Ha. I.

u.w ter, mi', a i'it t. a a(. K. ht haMr. eri.r a i iy t.

up 1 4.11 at p.t f), irst aIi Ji t' V. A Ci t. LONDON. FOK OVDi.N 1 ai'i A ner cn 5v 1: ip AT HO ri master hae )u "kBaTaTsTs r(i ti h. ve ha nn st ol Ur ohj eritSt ed.

fie ght of 41 I i i a 1 '1 P. Hi I nl Curi.p at wdT For pafe. to.e a apply to the a plain 1: bfur.l. UVKK POOL KOR I Al lat a Aneti rh CriMk ii a 1 i.t Will ave A v. K' lf up: ti ii7 .1 KM" li.Vfl I fflggS rar.

t. I I tr a t'. awafcaaj. inn 1 ur' il i 1. I te ire i in (.

i fv ta.e 1 1 'e tt 1 rfi of 1 J. r. 111 I vf Ki t'lS, lit 11 f.r: 1 ti. at ns, the ri, Se. i a'.

I tw lrieau Knilirnt loti iuct iff Oiflr. 4 nr. Jeraitieit, at is iu ti Kutr 1 1 ir tf. rf 1 eil iii! 1 ai.l in aje 111 I. wu it: the i a' a i a cerirrs from Live reaa! arms.

Part.es i al a disbar. a att pft paid ri he pioi tuay 'y to a ii ax i 1 drrnl F.xottr mriil. 1 7" AT r4n, 14 1 er.t'ef e. Ni. 2' 1 ft Ct.ar K'fre: It ha.

a r' 1 f.A MOM there a rs my ai who be ii.l trn.ed 1 a.1er:' I m' at i i h. prif. as i 1 Pmtrv. It" her Taora'e ar. 1 M' a Je cv It' i her 'a ti i tv.

ra.ed t' jrr eicit errs t.t wherever kn .7 4 Notnrtiik pHF tlden A U.e uJi. ers.t;t.e'i re i rn.s I I 'r er.Ja, tt eta 1 I. a a da inri i ar. 4 oii 3 lhl a Nofarv ic of of A iv 1 4 NESS, id a I it various bram at No 4 street, i j.is r.ti th wto aoie Se erije wn.cb be lOJtr tie f.a't"f tt ur ers." 1 rii.i. I ai ax an I hf'een t.ir sa 1 ti race.

i ls a t.nt a rt. 1 t.e nnde aiett ner i T.ae of 4 reai larua. Missouri, 4 is vm aJ ppi. Florida, w4. ere a.i is, rv ai.o cm r.ptt"n, ap; er to thee t.

aar Wiiir rwtiv 0raLi ji nuJ nei ue i. c' every u( r.rtion against tha fti.vertipfent of tha lL ted State wtll ut puni 'utlly attended tn. t.a ha mi a a aant iu uMLtbii City 'i purr ofe. Klat of Win en. Knuulrs, Xo, F.Wfl.L T.

TATI. lif m' street, las sUra and fo raa a U.e I irad w.r.e, ate i BRAN DY. Satara. Rrandr, ir.t?e l7 ai 1.4 Aoddard Bra dr Pit et. brandy Malory do i tard, A Co.

rirandy, aid van Crania da Bonif, Cr wu Hrar.d, Fl 'e Si'Iery Naubat, Wut and tj it.er HOCK InarkT.nc hock St li HfM eet'e. and extra pareo Hix k. Old PoKT WIN fcs, it. caxea, direct lOiporutiuL aia, id half and qaarvar rask. W1NL3 Oid Pale Tinto.Sooth SidaanJ t.aatl r.da Jira, Claret, incases and half and quarter ruin, Daft frord iqC Har mocy Snarry Pai aud Brown tirry tow prw ed St.errv, if and half caska.

SCOTCH KiiKFR'S and RFRMN BITTF RQ, DoN and DUBLIN PuKTFR. ir piiti t.i juarts 'J Peac ai.d Apple Brandv. ar.d ever artrle in tia war of je aie I inoore. wni. ieae arfl re's iiac tn Uiv Nrhiol ol HnrT'irtl i oHfKf.

I1 14 t.i,titutu.ii tlo'd! ac cur ed 'i a tion If br muy ol lie IT ST Jtve; t. matter eieH io lnv i rai tn a ten. at of trj. ti i. in A.

ti ni Law tor inoee who ifl ti i etuIA. ii in!" ant i lm pri is. 1 'ha Law l. hraiv. o.n i i.crea': conta now anout 14 Vi.hii:.es.

a very cori.i le'a tol i on of Ansr riu and Law, ti a pri' r.pa' work .1 the vtr ad tt.er Law It to arudai. an wnrri nth b.r t.Ve.r ue durn. botti terit.a and the mr, n'er va. Ti.e hrl terrti of ea aaf er irai year hep ma in lat week A i it, tt.a tor til a iat swi ol Feb ttm'v eat term i uitibties twenty weeks. Studa it are ad at anv i enod ot a ter or va at.

on. Ti.e iees are a ami 4i.4 haif a trtn. Por t'oa son hav I i It library anl tef. Ltxk, fl the ollea rrsv attend al' the cfure ot ie tures d' hvered to uij.tertra ustart ui nrsity Tt.a in'riiC'ors ol ir Law School are Hon. Jel Parker, I.L Ri yail Pn'sir; 1 aophilua Parsu.s.

LL. Dar.a Protestor aud m. Luthar Cu.hinc, La on Kel Law, Cjt.I Law Lrim.i.ai Law. Instruction is fitrn by le tures, a a.d aiamitiat tons, a Moot For further inlormation apph. aT" may he made to either of the instriu tors.

Cambridge, Maa.t jlv. luh iUwia ollVge of ooth 4 nroiloH. "4Hk. Ai.tnal Cour of n. km I ii 1 it ut i.

wi' commence i the brut Moadav No rl.er it, on ite follow, in; brai.ihas. AuaTot.y Pr fsor J. Holbrot M. ti'tar. I ro iiedd rs.

M. rurea "ra tia ol Medic. ne By Pro'sor Hacry I .1 knon 1. Ph sM.lfv Bv Pr sor Jan Moultre. M.

D. Mater a le a By Profe He Ki T. 1 1 ic I', Pri.te sorlhoa.ii Pno'ean, D. Ci.ej: Pr I' M. pard, M.

D. Cotipara'Me Anatomy Profeior Lom M. D. DetiH'r strtor of Anatotu Ravetiet, Dr. D.

(kin, Pt)s iao to the MeTine Hostel Chr.M al to r. ie. lures tv.ie a week 0:1 th of tbat Iuti tut.ou. Dr Bel Physician to tha House, lectures ts.ieiwm on H.bfk. Deinoi traiH iu in MaJnine aTid Surgery at the Hopial.

In addition to the regular 'e ire the coPeee, arraKa nt hs een 1: le bet sen I iis Mro I fur itv and lens Ctiarieaton, w.tti Pn'eior Agait. tn er at the college, during tt.e regular term, a gratuitous (onreoi t'lrei on n'l part of Comparative Ana'omt as Miav t.a elr ted by h.ui itt 1vif with a cotiiixnttse pointed hv the Faculty ol the Med cal e. Ht tt K. FRObT, ltsww Den the Kacu'v. V'uluikOie lucids tor ertoe.

I i ELONGINO to Cm H. IN Nfci on the Bay of Corpus jl) fhriati and Nucea river, I eias 1 he country is ba itiful ai.d the climits tit'sms'y healthy. The lands are ol hrst rat quality heme a dark, deep loam, gent ru and fertile, easy ol cultivation and capabieof producing large crops ol cot Uxi, corn, sugar, lobai co, Tba range of sxcvllaul musquit and olhar f(rasa for grating stock is unlimited. Ham is abua dant, and tba Bay aaouna wub daticious fish of many van ties, fin oystre, clams, ate. To sttJera of itood refute for Vonty, mdus'ry.

psre veranc. arraat mducemanta are offered. 1 he luda will be aoM ut rom 91 to $3 pr acr, with the reces ary wtotk to make a aettierreut, on a era Jit 01 io years, woh Jo par cant interest per annum on tha pnea of Ui laud and value ol th stotk un tit pa.d. Su.h ad' I. v.

atton, ither for prf.fit, h'th or enjoy ment, is not to found on tin continent. To those with amaU meaua th.s will ove a per'Wt paradise. To the apita1 ist not a more favorable opening lor investment can any were tie met villi, App'y ty letter, poat raid, to L. KINNEY, Corpus Cbristi, or to the itis nuer, who has recantfy ben ou tt fa sad inspected and has ful. power to Bd thm 11.

qaai.t.tie toau.t a.i lm M. Dl Ca a' street. aw rs mJrm WiiLsew's Car, IWH ose co art in tt.e ai ent ti.su i.at tr.j tie 'occd i lam truth. By of practi. 1 'lare be.

om4 unktter of all those comtiUioTj tnat arise Iron impute cot' that I may ax press rcyaeli witbont arfectat.on, ah tbose com plaints that are called venereal. For uearly tbirle. years pasi it i.aa Deer my eol bust nee to treat tnoae caaea tiiera haa U.a only merit tnat 1 asaum. I bave riven more attention to cla sa ot dieeasee ttan any otnet octor, 1 m.w Uiem Wetter than they do. That ia wuat I am aiweya tpo, arst ahii no on taa ventured yet to contradict.

Sinctur. Uhera, Sora, li'aets, ora Tuntats, etc, etc, are as fa mu.it a aa the comrxonet tu.ocv of obaervatK.uf wbicu 1 can aay wittiat vanity, (or 1 chvu otbar r.t i.rt. that of priem e. 1 effect a cura in racai.1 cacea a fw aya, and fiudnoditfi colty tu tiioae of luur 4 nratN.n, w.thout anbntitunc the pat.cnt to auch a course ol treatment as wul draw opoo bin tne aat aapron, or o' 1 h.m to nfclel but affairs, bather wita ou. doors or witnn.

Th dit vn oa not alter. There are New Oriea us bnndreda that cooM supply proofa of Uua bat Ui ar ma it are that rauira th njcaat aacracy, whick 1 aJwaya inviolably preeerve. I cava many oulubcatiou which I 4o not think tt ncaary to aad, aatind ihal my rpwtkon at aJreaay attmciantly aetaa UConaUntattnvlnae fro ax in tha asornitutaatfl Sat nicbt. yw wkiaOX, at u. nv mM Ttaa ed to HC.tv eloUOttk, tween aod Bon rbon su sets 1 lyletp s.

ffl FOK REST No. 7 Chartres strasi, irorn 1st Octo br nelt. iwi lm A PICK Rn.l.,91 rmn tret. fnK KKN ii. 1 ol the L'p Pr mr part ol th store Cm THOMPSON A NIXon, i a np tf 4T TO UK I.fcl K'nf han.ls iur chapters iVjjli in a three story trn tt: Co i.i,J..ut from (iravter tr it.

Apollo s'reet i.4 par inoi th For purlieu i fy to Mn JANK WoolH, ii.r knil ui n' i(n TO RKM Oiin of tiie beet ii fa Hrv e.ofl afore itj New 0 .1 re rt itf Carak Ftir par'i fr ii! J. A i.KA AM SON, MfUeti oker, Cnsr'e a reel tf Ift nit, In.e ttiree st or el line htnse No i ha reet in th nw known 1 Th irteen Burl lirr, build iujt. sintHt.le a lri" For terni apply to a 7 I tti I rt a 1 fi nr.Ml II, amp JO Kr he tbree story bri No IS New Leee between Canal and Cro iiii. coot tn ir the 1 pr it 01 cupted by the Cut.iii 10 tine. Pf en n.n.e'l tat ely.

TO RENT OK FOR ALF.Tiie three story hr. dwell if.jf h'i Nn street, rewly pact 1 sr.) a tf a Iitre iartn'y. Pos ei en mm. a I. ate v.

Iti jatre ol aus i.n riHt n.ii.ot. FOK KFNT 1 1. axil ire L.IK1 MO e. on No 1.17 atJ 1 at Nuv Ap( to 1 Dl Dl.ry CH Af. rUli itNI liiStote .1 nuf.

j.iv HFNDKRaoN ak OAlNFS 1 1 4s A ai.a1 rX. 4 tw Dw' St between Fffte. ar. war at tea la terms i'v rry If I. Tc'" 1 it.

i'a yra rorv ht I At. re fro a Dw.in. we 5 jS Coio'i oii at.d straT eior; fiii 1 i 4 ply hy d. Vl I I.K I 1 ne ti.e m.J rh.or I 1 1 Company Bid.ni 1. cup.ed Me 2bI.

4 yi.uv Enlis ii: 1 Ka on The rooms sre very lare, and unect w.th eo 1. other, iro'u Ruyai to fci Mis stieets, itn a wide ai.tr nta 4't street. not retted for a Readirr, Kooru, thev w.l! be ranted other urt sea. Apphcaiio' riia in to W. Bratonry, retar cor er ot Ci.

ai. (irav alt ee.a. 4ar of tne H. ard J17 tf JOHN FGFKTON. Trea jr' Kor KfDl a he Ji a reet tinry.

J.i'is tret et Be 1 Iii'1 sTrcetft, Kr.i'i we 1 'je a 1 I i nn lor ti.e are ar N'd tor i tt.e po.per'v Iroi.l eet tleptfi .1 i 1 i rtuula i A iv Je.4 a i tt 4 I 4 M.r I Cn feet I ISrii.r'Tr.V I i ft t'e 1 t'e i I i II KN I A HI, In' I1' ii t.i i' Vr .1 h. 1. I. pret Jr. I 1 i M.

Mi I I Ner i 1 I F. 1 1 AHNfrll A h.i H.4M i Tr Nw V'PMNK. HH a I i l.r ent re i a er H. A Kt ar w. I leretr coi.iift ve ri Busi ne te h'UiK, ruin At AVFKY.

New i 1 A t. I 4 iOT i 1 i m. i. I i 1 t.re he T.si t'e ot KA HNS. DtNCAN at at .4 Car.

feet SAVI. 4 RAWLINS, DtNCAN. New A 1 Jm IN i efj I tf; V. i ary Just, it. Nt i At 1 L.u ii.e w.Ij teJ ui.jer ol S'ltPHtN JaK1 A CO bv the 'jLda 1 Jl STFPHKN 4 RV IS 1.4 Hi'BnS.

H. KoHs.LT Al uN and vi dll.l,AKl, tioii. New have 1 1 3 a part: ft', p. i tt.e hr a il 1. .5 l.

ii TiiFvher'v i' I. I r.e iit 1 Hi ti ay Will liui as ere'o'ote (f iV' lllffhlv Improyrd Plata! cm And valuable Timbered Land l.owrr Jamt. rirrr Ml.K 1 'i ree.tel t.y fiit" rr 'T. t.r f.et. I.

aiewi ere, re tt fh! 'v at I I A. Kf I 4 1 in. 'mi e.aril to i.c;.rr. ti.at and va1 hitt.fy mi ei i I. l.t er I a 1.

up the ti of t.ver 'a ks di. tn.ui t' til te tha" ti U''e, ty ir it wei 'er tr.e Ip s.r at k.l 'SANDY polM II i etste tew 4J. iiu'ei i e'. sr. a f.t fv4 a lie Noifc it, wt tl lete A' i efeTl.

i a. a i a kk: i ers ri, water ei 'ent of a. re is iipwaid I TH ol A un ir( ad tiati.ra' tv ot nimh more than rf i ai ra ra' neen tlir.r Ml. 1 are a X' rd if'U. tate ot ion po the rie: 1 moe tt.aa res e.

1. ift Tr iheflv 1:. aft titii f. iL ri.e tr re tun erej 1 ir. a terii 1 1 ant a tst al abu ts of tie 'Vtr, ffie ft a at ier.ts er Tf I' te as follows, of viinr, aareyj and map will be ext ibited 1N 1 IFPKR tr AKTi R.

a re, i i iHI 'n 1 pa i wim and er Buildings a m'I ran.e dwell iUI.ena''d far. sry. :i.oae i e. e. etc Bar tn he.ia auJ power r.fi n.

No 1 VP "ER TK DDIN 1 1. Family 7 rr 41' pri vej. i.n ly a.i 1 1 i 1 'I '1 1 iHre it. t.e. a mur.iir) 1 e.

nee ,.1 1 in 1 ...1 arr ae I s. 1 n'i wiof ot out ti 'at i s. A a 1 art 0.1 part tr. iir ri or, ty a by for tn ne, naw a rnilJ 1 1. le lam ure wo f.esr t' ri rt.

re 'ol rke. e. 'an every er app ir'fiik'n tor tt. to: a 1. inn ice neU 1 1 a 1.

1 1 orn, at i ehS.ier.t'v iven a ifFF iunf ttn ia'V 11; 1 1 ti plee order at.a 1 or t.r. are are anJ st ked with Iruit ot a vary vansi) i'i the finest air.y. No A LOWER TEnOl.NOT'iN Tin at ra. unproved, pn: ally in wi t.miier. it 's4 a i.aw franied th 4 ri'Mii a a pa ero 1,1.

a 'rj nnd ve arr4t.avej narn. wrr In power aud cieter. tm. fartte "talen f. and oien, t.ay iuie ami we! uiiuOius tra i tt.

i a'ts uv etc 4.1 NKCK a 'kJT ii proa 171 prmcipa'ly in wood and re man i acres of meaOow and re. la.U'aiile M.nnll expeioe. A il to tin laru: Bi' smil new u.tter, ez ana. we. i A'mi winter ra.i.e ai l.

staliorifc ach is. on ue, uses, staL.e av.J lAim leter whith wharves can hs iy a o.i iaiiJ; 3 ot: etuently To "I'pjer I ad ti.e a new, comn.ud and otapted any sited tl. Stea'i ere pa is h.n lm le o. uiif.Laiit.l whart. twjce a aud sou.

noes oftener, trom Kicnnacud, eters burg, Balliiiior aid rbiiatia'phia. No. 1 UiiO acres nf berel Ind, covs dere tha ir.ogt valuable this part of lyit on a no near naviati whicb wil re Vlivided par. e' of 1 irrs i tiiore ail Stork of every da, r.ption. cfisit i'X of 1 naa 1 of sup i proved Cattle, ol lb Dvon.

Durham and rsira r4'i ea r. fi tu.l bloode and one a i A i hire t.u.l, he. ot the s'm of Ry t. of Da.aara A rse toethei win a tare va.uab.e to ti ol impiemautaol every varty. at.

Hto re trie dy of tl 4J4 a rea of the Hover wi la'lowe 3, ar.a i ur afs wo' pave iitue at the poviiea o' eitenOiUi trie pre. oi ee ytg uit thanise.ves. Full p. lrti.ft given the lit oi Januar) neit; o' the lauls im.i iiate'y Mr. NiC'l, at sai.dy nt.

apared to show tha proper iu tn aud a part.cu.aj eiaoiii.aiU'Q ia ui vited hef. re tiia aa'e. A portion ot tSl.ATlS.r. fanuhea otly will he to tlta purctiaaera of the it i d. Ttrim For the fir one fifth cash the balance in rjna: n.er.t, w.tti inter pa Ft.

ai a upon all ta irwial nants. of tha i inner 1 one urtri i Mfh t. ha' It equa atibual in interest pa) arm a tbove. For jenhaba property, a it of la mouths apin all sums ovar a pproved peri nal security ufon ah credit payments, and aeeJa upon lUn lads a dditional. InF Letters oi ir ju.ry, a4Jaed to wiil be prompt anawaren.

KOBJCRT ii. BtH.T.lNiJ Peterpburic, Va Ju'y Hth, lK4j J4A iiawr l'rrmluiii Cotlon Oln. ET. TAY I.OK I'riria of tl. Cnluinhus Cot ton liiu Manufactory, haw th, paltstartion t' aumtucvS U.

patron aud tL, planter, m.ernlly throughout th bin rro rfH.a, that thv are creHred to ply cum tr of calbrat4 PKKM ll'M I S. Where thewe have t' eri it would he jui.M'riar L' urr to t.a) a wool in t. tavor, the telroa i.1 the naachiue. have been thought I er'ectior. superior jem.ri.ame wjl them in prerere a'i ti ri ue.

lor trie mlactton ol tl.oe have uot ued the are nuac quric with U.e. reput.r.o.i. the ir ft nee4 the F.r.t v'ioo" ua r. awrj.l to rc. ti in einmited at tt.e ore.t slate Kair held at G.x.( at the A.ahan.a ad ri Aricucura.

and Meeham r'air held at an i at the Arinual F.ir of the Sou Taroli! a al I cotton ipi. received i r.t lie ef 3 I.eid C'tiar SoTitli ery pair sampi.e ol ir Deei. el hio.tffd. Ihe pf nl the. iiun.r:1':.

rprt.fi atm ii j.iar 'ri'j, ni.a n.eo i uans i.rers cotton t. tn.l the perh ame' f. ci.nt an u.e pr. du. ed mem, canu.

"I i Cm A.I orders for O.l;. iive eill.er n. ir or 'orwar leii ine propr wir i eive pn a.pt attenl.ou. fiiaa wo. ne eenv io a.ii warranted to give liieae ei.ra.e.i i.n St.

tla te pndred of iKEtN Wutll) MdilKb, 113 l.noupitou a New uri.aca Coln nh O. M.rrh I. I I. (ijUU Utwerd. KfW.KU will be the appreherj and J2UU com D'oiant au a'e jail, eo Uat be can be I v.red to tue auenif ol Muecice.

coun'y. of JAM'S JO HA" who murdered Henry Wneoa, in Ihuv county CO the of M'y AU lorer. of aw aod order aie earneatly requested to keep a aharp kicJi out lor Uie fu.tivs. It mors than proB able ujat he may attempt to pae under sn aa.un.ed name. reacript.on Said James Jordan about 3o years Ot ae, spare Built, light complected, bine eyee, light auaicht bair, a7d is about five eel tea inchee er mix test hh.

lie te what a person would call a sLaxp featured man. Jyl4 imW JAMK8 WILSON. JV1 1U0 uew 3. arr Te, tor te e. L.M i St Dl AS CO, a I'O Kh Hi (Frum oar Eitioo of T.tr.ay.

Th mail came through thi mornlrjg hs du. li lDL'iDi dntft from Charleston th iid. Waabinicton anil Baltimore thn 20th, and New Vork and P. the 19ih int. tf The ifportod departure ot our tovDaman, J.

Pet and lH1y, lor Kurope ou the Pacific Irom Nf Vurk, whB an error. Mia. I'eteri ta at th Bay of St. I.ou.i, and Mr. Peter ia at the White MountatD ia Vermont, with no inten ti.

ot point; away. We hear that hi. health ia perfectly re.tabliihed, and that he expects to be in New Orleaua by the 1st of October. The UncHr Trip on Rkcobd. Meatr.

Kabcook Kennell, of thia city, have received the telegraphic despatch New York, Augutt 21. The 'parrhip Winfield Scott baa arrived at ttiia port in live day aud iwenu iwo houra from New Orleana. Davis, Bbouks i. Co. ft?" Previous to th artjournmpnt of Parliament the Patent I.aw Amondment bill was lost in the llou.e ol Lords, owing to their lordships having rt ised to concur in the amendment made to the in the il.iusn of Commons.

I A co li.ion on tho London and Southwestern ilnilruad occurred on the 7th Inst, which, ahuouth not attended with loss of lite, was productive ot serious injuries to about htteen or twenty persons. 1 if On th loth inst, tha foundry of Messrs. Krench, Strong Ac Fine, on the northwest comer ol Sypam ire and Ninth streets, Cincinnati, was destn.yd by tire. Los estimated at Ia surance The Ouachita River The Register of the lUth inst at Monroe, Ouachita parish, says thHt the Ouachita river was receding rapidly, and unless there were hevy rains soon, that navigation would bave to be suspended. Iiuynu LofjurcHc Tue Tbibodsux Minerva, of the ai nmt ys that the Lalourcbe at that point continues to recede, and it it should tall mui'll lower tnut steauibuat navigation would bave to be ok a Dock and Loss of a Stkamkb We Irani Ir.

in the St. Louis Intelligencer, ta l.etwt en 1'ihiid 11 o'clock on Monday night, the 1 a while the steamer Jame mtt wa being ried in the steam ri dock at Caron ilel. trie hntt ol the engine attached to the pumps w.y, and t.jre asais'ance be reLdere i irom the city, and the broken machinery repaired, ihe whole of this stupendous work, together wilh liirt ceamer, weut under. At daylight the next iky but a email portion ot the icks next the shore was to be seen, and nothing of the James Hewitt save the tops of ber chimneys and a small strip of her wheel house and hu'rlcane roof. The Hewitt is believed to be.

a tal loss, the hull having parted ia om. or more places, and her cabins, Irom the careening position which she occupies must inevitably separate Irom the. 'Ihe boat is owned by Capt CrauDcey Cable, and the first clerk, Mr. I). Chambers, and was insured in the offices and airencies ot St.

Louis for nearly or quite ner tul; value The docks, is th ueht, sre only partially In and with the exception of portions broken oti by tl weight ot the steamer, may be raised and repaired, 'i'ney are owned by ajo'nt stock company of St. Louis, and are valued at to lO.OOO no insurance. Preparations were mak ing by the parties concerned to see what could be dune towards getting out the steamer and raising the docks. ll the Intelligencer learn that there is little or no prospect of raisli the docks, and tbnt the loss, instead of thirty, will exceed titty thousand dolars. They are owned by a joint stock company insisting of over twenty members; the loss therefore to each will be comparatively small.

The Vuritutt Theatre at St. Loui. The corner stone ol Field's new theatre was laid at St. Louis on the 1 th wuh much ceremony. Uriel Wright was the orator of the day, and the ceremony of laying the corner stone was performed t.y Sol Smith.

It is said that the building wil: be ready for use in December or January. It will be two and a halt leet front, and one hundred and thirty nine feet deep. Tne building iuternally is t.i 1 oval in tm, tho circle of the stae beini elliptic, and proj. ctine; in the audience hall, so aa tj bung tne pertormer much nearer to the spectator. The orchestra in front of the stage tsiU thus be immediately under the dome.

In const tjueiice ot this arrangement, there will be lrss stagi room behind the curtain, but the stage, to start trom its termination in the audience hall, will be of the usual depth, say sixty feet On either side of the atane th re wiil bo room tor several compartments, wbere the audience will be behind the performer, or on a line wilh Kch circle will bo divided lato couipartuiri.ts, that parties or families iniy mveniriitly remain together, and find a certaia degree ot privacy during the performance. The sr.c.ni tier, which by a new and ingenious arrangement will be suspended, instead of supported by piilar, as heretolore, wili, in great purt, be reserved tor private boxes. There will be, a usual, three tier and a parquette. Indicted We learn from the Richmond Dispatch that the grand jury preented John M. Daniel, Esq tor lending a hostile message to Ki.

W. Johnson, Eq editor of the Whig, a short time since. Other gentlemen concerned in bearing the message were likewise presenud. rj5" Robert Dale Owen has been elected Representative of Posey county in the Indiana Legislature. CITi I Tf EL E.

Eire About I o'clork this morning a fire broke out in the kitchen a'lached to ihe dwelling of James Dona hn et iha Hevia and St Paul streets. Be fore the Amies were extinguished six frame dweiiinifl houses, a cooper shop and a stable were consumed One of the buildings burued was occupied ae a grocery store by Mr. Donahue. The store and several oi the olher buildings were owned by ex Alderman James Davern. The cooper shop was owned byJno.

McCloud, who also owned one of the dwelling bouses. James McGsuley owned a building and shop which were burned. Much valuable property was destroyed, and ouly a imall part of il wa covered by insurance. BcRfiLARV. Ben, a slave of Mr.

Freret, was last night arreted ia the Second Municipality, on the charge of having broken into the grocery store at the corner of U.rod and Baronne streets. Tne aiave has cot yel been LaRcr.NY. Tom, a slave of Wm. Bell, was last nig In arrest. stealing a piece of calico from tne of I oho Durevard it Co i.

275 Tchoupitoulas street. The slave is still in jail awaiting the arrival of his rr.aiter. Asti.T with Intent to Kill. Oodfrey Gelzl ar.d Henry Ei.berman were this morning arraigned before corder Csidwell on the charts of assaulting Charles Kurwin wim intent to kill. The coinplaicani stales that on the night of the 21 inst at tt.e corner of He.

cules street and Triton Walk, b.nb of the accused struck, chocked, severely beat, ai.d finally threw Mm Into the Basin. Ti.e accusd pleaded not guilty, and the case was fixed for txain. nation on the 2i of September. Cutting About 11 o'clock teat night OTonnell was stabbed and severely cut in side wilh a knife, at The Ruins," in St Charles street. No arresl was made last as the officers could not learn who was the guilty party.

This morning O'Conoell, who is hot dangerous'y. although bdly cut, appeared before Recorder Caldwell, and made an affidavit concerning the assaulL He charge a person, whose name he does not know, but whom he will point out, wilh having cul him. A young man named Erwin wa also severely etmrk with a loaded cane on the head, in the same kn .1 sm earlier hour In the evening. No afreet was made. The editor of tbe 'True Delta drop without compunction and without ceremony the bold affirmation with which they set out that the Vixen's despatch was a forgery, made for the purpose of deceit, out of the news ot the Empire City.

The falsity of tbatch irue being Completely established, they have passed over to the opposite position. A part of the new sent from this city to Mobile, as rece.vea by the Linulrn City. wa. as they allege and try to make much of it, made out of the despatch from the Vixen. One way or the other, thy ra determined to make matter lor the aspersion of motives.

Tha whole thing is msceptible of the easiest ex planation, In which it will puzzle the moat Deerinj! spirit of malice to find anything wrong. ieiegrapnic despatches are made up In the office of the Picayune, by a regular correspondent ot a number of Northern papers, on hi own private account, and for hi own benefit, by arrangements which he make for himself, and not as agent tor this paper. V'e are, however, always willing to vouch tor his industry and fidelity. On Thursday he had before him the voluminous correspondence received by the Empire City at this port from Ha vana, aud at the same time the telegraphic de spatch from the Vixen at Pensacola. He proceeded to makeup his despatches as usual, and Included the latest intelligence, as he understood it, from both points He sent several despatches to Mobile, but each one was sent to 1 the papers, and If he included under the head of the Empire City one item which had come by the Vixen from Mobile, it was an lnadvertance which would be at once un derstood there as a mistake.

The Em Dire Citv's news followed in the P.cayune the next morning with a special caution against too ready a belief in the iavorabie reports; and this has been the uniform tone of the paper. The Idea that the return to Mobile ot an item which came Irom there, was part ol a combination to deceive, or proof of an intent to deceive, could only enter into a mind depraved by the indulgence of rancorous feeling. We have uniformly expressed our fear that the first reports in favor ot the progress of the party under (Jeu. Lopez were much overstated by sanguine friends in Havana but we aie not yet pre pared t.5 pronounce them altogether untrue, or to denounce with l.uter and revtngeful temper all wno wilt not declare them at once to be fraudulent torgerie. We give tieoi with caution, but we not suppress them if they come from sources we rrbpect and we will continue, at all times, to repel as ta se and calumnious the imputation, from any quarter, tnat anything ever proceed from ini oltice colored with the intent to deceive.

Tlie ltttporls. At the time of the Empire City's arrival, the excitement, concerning the massacre ot our fedow ctizns iu Havana was so great, and public atten tentlon so strongly attracted to that melancholy event, that 'we gave but 'casual attention to the Spanish official reports, with the exception of that ol Admiral Hustilloa. Subsequently, on reading them over in company with a gentleman of experience aud military knowledge, we found that tbey were ot interest and deserved republication. The result of ibis conviction is the translations in our norninii's paper. lien.

Felix Huston has handed ns the following communication, giving a concise statement of his opinions as to the course ot events, and of the position ol at the last accounts F.dt. Pic The point where Gen. Lopez landed, coraihir to my map, is seventy miles in a straight line irotu tiavaca. cavaiavos, tne point at which me orh cial reports, pubiii hed in Havana, sta'e him to have heen ou Hie Hon, is forty live miles from Havana from there they slats that he had gone to the coffee planus lions of Beancon and Laron. Oti the day when fieri.

Lopez is stated to have been at CayMivoe. Gen. Euna. tne second commauder ia chief, is reported to have been at Bahia Honua. the place where be landed irom the Pizarro on the nUbl of tie Ountiy.

the pia from which ihe last despatch is sent to Havana, eiaiinsr that Geo. Lopez had been al Ceyajvoe. is iweniy nve miles Irom Havana. Il appears that after the hathiof the lilih.Gen. Lopez left Laa Puzas, which was then occupied by a pari of the Spanish forces.

1 1 further appears that be returned lo Las Pozas again, and met no resistance. It is most probanle that mis return lo Las Pozaa wa to try and relieve CoL Crittenden. It appears that when Gen Eona landed at Bahia Honda, on the nitthtof the 12.1, he leu that Ihe country people had killed two of Gen. Lopez's nien and had their arms. It Is probable that these were messengers sent to Col.

Crittenden, who were cut off The Spanish official reports show tnal Gen Lopez has sustained bimeelf from the 11th, wbeu he landed, to the lrj.h, when be was al Cayajavos, and no troops near him in fact. Gen. Enna and ibehtef of the staff had retrograded lo But. la Honda These repor.s merit careful Allowing for what is not reported, and what is colored, it is evident that Gen. ipez has turned the position of Gen.

Enna. and was ul the lastda es between him and Havana Cayajavos is in the mountains, and ia near tne place where. 1 am it. formed. Gen Lpez always sia'ed ihat his friend hid a depot of a ins, ammunition, ice, aud where be thought bis greatest strength lay.

Stkamship Hi mboldt. Escape at Sea The steamer Humboldt, on her last passage from Havre to New Vork, made a very narrow escape Irom total destruction on Cape Race, about twenty miles southeast of the light. On Saturday morn e. the 9 inst at halt past 1, the'Boston Tran penpt says her passengers were all aroused by a hi.ck precisely like striking some rock, and rushing on deck they found the steamer broadside to a bold rock, apparently within half a ship's length. Tie terrible consternation caused by the position ct the ship, the bold rock, the dense fog and the alarm of tne pneuger, both male and female, presented a scene which no witness to it would de sire to experience again.

The worthy commander and first officer of tho steamer were both cn deck and saw the rock sometime before they realized what it was, supposing it to be a fog bank and when the thrilling command to starboard the helm wis beard below and the engine suddenly st 'pp. a tet'ling ol impending destruction to all ou board was felt by many a bold heart. The very strong force of the Arctic current (so called) at this place. together with an uncommon variation of the Com pa, are the only reason ascribed for the false position of the ship. During service on the Sun day following, special thank were ordered for the providential escape.

The Superintendent of the Census From the Moniteur H'lpe of the of last month, the Na tioual Intelligencer learn that J. C. i. Kennedy Esq the Chief of the Ctnsus Bureau of the United States, (in the Department ot the Interior.) was at that time at Brussels, pursuing the otj.ctsof public character with which be had been charged, in reterence to national statistics, by that depart ment. The Statistical Department of the Govern ment tf Belgium say the Intelligencer, a might be supposed from the antiquity ot its institutions, and its narrower limits, more perfect In its details iu some of iu branches lhan that of the United Stab and especially in all that relate to the agricultural production of the country, its habits, and its progress.

In thee respect, it cannot be doubt ed that information may be obtained from abroai through the agency 1 Mr Kennedy which will be of much advantage to the United State in arrange menu at the next recurrence of our decennial census. rjp" Mr. Mart farqufcar Tapper, F. R. 3., Bys he never Intended to write, has not written, is cot vtritinst.

and is not going write any book at ail a Mjut us. So savs th N. V. Herald. A Hoar.

was reported laf werk that a man went over the Falls of Niagara in a small buat. The Burt'lo Courier says The tatemeol wa founded upon a hoax rotten no in ibis wise: A canoe was sent over and ia il was a stuffed figure, anting erect, with paddle In ru nd. Many persons ou eliner side of the river saw the in. cideul and cuusiderab.e excitement was of coarse created. The following morning tt waa announced that tha nooy of the poor fellow waa to be seen rating upon the surface of the whirlpool, and tba uaca auu wagou uuvors reaped tne Deneni ol ineu honest Ingenuity.

The Lalt A fray at Tkibodaux. Messrs. Ballard and Martin, who were so dangerously wounded hi the 1b aflray at Thibodaux, are ireoering. Deputy Sheriff Knoblock, who waa ahot by Austin, died on tLe lsth mat. Letter from Mobile.

Special Corrsspondenc of ths Picayune. Mobilk, August 26, ltJSl. Dear Pte. On Saturday it blew little less than a hurricane from the north here, while below the wind came so fiercely from the southeast that the tide wa higher at the wharves than it ba been ince 117. The steamer Col.

Clay could not veu ture out to sea for the wind blowing in, while to ihrt wind blowing out we are indebted for savin some of the lower spots from overflow. As it was, the tide crossed Commerce atreet at the Intersection. It was a perfect Bloomer day. The fashion not yet having become common among us, the ladles were nearly exiled from the streett. Nothing short of shorU would keep their place.

No venturous ankle escaped criticism, and even gaiter boota were unveiled, for at least two feet per wearer. Wbeu umbrellas are inverted, there is ao absolute protection for gauze skiru. Why ia it that editor denounce the Bloomer 1 If ladie be content to tdopt Turkish fashions, why should the men object The Cuba excitement ha in no way diminished, save that a heavy clond has settled over iu hopefulness. Thn letters of the butchered martyrs have' been read with absorbing interest. Yet there waa a gallant band left here yesterday by the St.

Charlea ttnd Oregon to offer their services in the same cause. I hope a better fate and brighter prospect tre before them. The True Delta of the 2 lth get Into a pucker about the way it wa done," and ascribes no small portion of it to our Mobile papers. After a deal inky anger, it winds up thus The Empire Citv's news was first sent from our cltv to Mohile. thence returned aa rieenalrh nf Oim Vixen's news from Pensacola.

Now, of the two articles quoted from our journals, the first Is a despatch from a quarter in your city a much entitled to credence a they who complain and the other, dated from Mobile, is the ubstance of an extra from Pensacola, printed wbere and when the Vixen arrived. All saw the extra," and many the telegraph message, before Ihe substance of the one was sent to New Orleans, or either wss published in our papers. Our friend Field laid the fouudation stone of bis new theatre in St Louis on the lo h. The house la be something a little more stylish than any of the sort ever jet seen. Field himself has a snug little cottage dwelling adjoining Ihe same site, hichhe appropriately ram.

"The Joe is a notorious wag. Our Mobile theatre ia to i.e. opened early in November. The can't get away club is fast obtaining entire I ossestion of the city. Our streeu are nearly tmpty, but our pleasant watering places are crowded.

At aden Spring there are three bun red visitors. Charles Cul um ha lately purchased a property about a mile above that fashionable re sort, which is said to possess many superior ad' tantsgfa. It la abundantly supplied with thirteen Mineral and medicated springs, and most delight lully situated. Last week a large party went op from Bladen to christen the spot, and took with them an ample supply of the good thing of thia 1 'e, including ladies, ol course. Wbeu the picnic wts all spread out, bottle uncorked, and ths of the forest placed at right of the chair that no tardy guest might stay the dinner, a sudden storm came on and utterly destrojed the feast.

The ladies fled to a six by four cabin bard by, but lite gentlemen bad to stand and take it. In the servant's haste to save, the open claret bottles were ail broken, the champagne pot ped a parting salute to the fi'icg guetu, the roasts became soaked, the dry goods were well wet, and all bands (save the ldi s) took an extempore shower bath with their hats on. When at length the rain was over, though Hie feast had tied, a stray bottle of champagne waa found, with which our equally sparkling and bril l.anc lady friend, Mr. Levert, christened the placa Culium's Springs." The Helen, under the command of our clever Armstrong, Is announced lor a week's pleasure trip to Key West and Cuba. It is not stated to hat port on the island she goes, but that she can accommodate 500 passeneers, and starU on Sun day, the sufficient numbers apply.

Morse's telegraph Is getting to be quite a second Joe Miller, and tells lunny stories quite uncon sciously. ipeaking of the fire at Fulton, N. V. it says "the entire block on which the Fulton House now stand wa destroyed." It I not stated whether the house wa built of hi be a fortified wilh Phillips's annihilator, or proved to be the nulne aud original Pdchj'x. If our little Helen could export a full compli ment of regular Menercas, and import a cargo of news, it would be a grand speculation just now.

Fikst Private. Loss of the Jefferson. We find In the Philadelphia Bulletin thn follow, ing details of the loss of the U. S. steamer J.etier on, already brltfly referred to U.

8. Sl b.vs.ving Stramfr Jeffrson, i Sea Brar Bay, FuViyunia May SI I regret to be obliged lo ajm ounce me reck of thia steamer on ber way to ClflKornia. When we left Montevideo. Mav everything wa well aa in.in.1 and all bai.de bad full confluence in the ship. When running down tbe csst we were overtaken by a gale from tne north and west, which Increased until ihe eventoK of the 2.5th.

The ship was then broached to by a heavy sea and knocked ber on her beam ends. She imm uiaiely began to fill, and there waa nothing lo be done but cul away Ihe masu. This was dene. and she righted, we ihen hove to under steam. Al In i moment every one expected she wouM eo down, but we were saved for further troubles While lying under steam, she was hoarded by a heavy sea, vhich swept her fore and afi.

and it was sometime before we could tell whether she would stnk on swim. There was great alarm on board, aod every one nenarj to pray inwardly, some going so far as to cry aloud for help and mercy. Tbe captain now gave an order to throw everything overboard, wbirh was ire, excepting provisions for fifteen days. The ahip beinsr now relieved of everything aaovanle, behaved much belter. Tbe gale, however, continued unabated, and that night was one of anxious wau hlnir.

The next day tbe wind and sea in a measnre moderated, and we were enanied lo lake a course for Ums nearest land, which we succeed ea tn reaching on the 2oih, completely woru out, and our poor Utile ship a perfect wreck. On' position at the time of the disaster was latitude 46 43' south, longitude 3U' west. Tbere are no here, other than a few men rliiglng guano oo Peoktuin Island, about seven miles distant. Tbere is some gsme on shore, but tt Is so wild that the whole ship's mpany, during a hunt of a day, did not succeed in killing anyuiing. But we shall not starve, as there is a schooner he.e which Wo can charter and ser.d to Montevideo.

It is not yel known wbal the captain Intends lo do hut should he wish to continue tbe cruise il will take two months to refit, and then we shall have to kep close to die shore, as the ship appears lo be strained fore and aft, and a more miserable thing you never laid eyes on. Dunce the gale, our officer and men behaved nohl After the musts weut hy the board, the rigging woui a around the sbafia and wheel, the engines being In mo tion. Oarvio, at great rlek, lumped into the wheel with an axe and cut away the rigging, eo that we Were enahled to use ihe entrine. Tbe eraateat amour, of water in the hold at any one time was aOpu three 'eet. The snip now leak al the rale of about twenty four incbea perdsy.

i S. Since writing the above, wa have been ordered upon a survey of the ship, and were unanimous iu condemning ber. We aie going to lase her ena ines and boilers out. which we are going lo bring with us in a ship the captain haa charts. ed, and In which wa expect to sail for the States in about six weeks.

We hope lo arrive there in August. The following Js a list of the officers of the U. S. steam ruate Saranao, aeraltlBg at Norfolk the arrival of our Minisujr to Mexico, tor the pur pose of taking him to Vera Cruz; Com Foxhall A. Parker, Commanding Home Squsd.

dron; J. commander; Tsomu i Breni, Overton Carr, Wm. May, Gjw Well B. Hulse Surgeon; Jno Jones, Purser: A rsV th Woo" Chief EntVner Wiley, Lieutenant M.Hoes; W. D.

Haru! AsJitantSurg; Leroy Parker, Com Jre' Secretary O. Pendergrasl, Jr Captain's mR.creard Rdon, Purser Clerk; E. F. hioS'M C. Campoell, A K.

Ben atn, MWd. Lawtosi, First As Engineers; John W. Park Second Assist al Engineer r. Lynch, Y. f.

O. Me, O. Davids, Third Assistant Engineers Jota Croahy, Boatswain; A. A. rUmdall, Gunner John Jolns.

eiaU maker. Pubhe Land Sales. Forty tour thousand acres of land have been taken np Illinois daring the second quarter of the present year. .16,000 werej claimed on Mexican land warrants..