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CI I 1 1 i 1. 7 il HI 1 i 7. i I I' Si rfrom oar Evening; aViition of Yesterday. rJV5SrTAe Northern mail this morning bring papers from all points ssiate aa pus. Mr Hon.

Pan! TUvd our thanks for State tefisiative docomenta. We are indebted to Alderman SInnottfor y. forwardinj to na State legislative documents. r' We are Indebted to the clerk of the George Collier for late Louisville papers, and to the clerk of U( Auaaue lor taie uvuut papers. JT?" We an indebted to B.

Childress, Ser geantat Arms of the Senate, for State legislative doeomenis. We were honored by a visit this morning from Mr. j. u. fjnamoenain, ine coimeons noet f.

the Battle House, Mobile. We were glad see Mr. C. looking seasonably altogether spring like, fresh and blooming. Recusation of Drawer Attoba kts.

An act is before the Legislature authorizing the district attorneys to recuse' themselves whenever they shall be related within the fourth degree to the rartr accused, or shall hare been employed or consulted as attorneys previous to their election to the office of district attorney. The act provides for the appointment by the judge of a mem ber of the bar to act in the place of the recusant, to be compensated from the quarterly salary of the district attorney, Fufxs and Foirirruui An act has been in trodueed into the House declaring that all fines and forfeitures hereafter collect ed for violation ofthe criminal laws of the State, and which have heretofore been required by law to be paid into the treasury of the State, shall belong to and be paid into the treasury of the parish in which the same may be collected. rijT Mr. Pothonier ia the composer of the Ashland Polka Mazurka" we noticed in this morning's paper. Botjbson Snzrrx Tue Water Works Com pany having finished laying down their large new main pipes in Bourbon street, the deep ditches their labors necessitated have been filled up, and the pavement replaced nearly the entire distance.

A Mai nt Nam Only. Professor Agasaiz, if he had seen, as we did this morning, a man beating a horse in cruel manner, would have found aa apt illustration for the subject of bis lecture on the "Metamorphoses of Animals." The horse was certainly the better animal of the two. We wished for the power of metamorphosing the man into some crawlinr, hideous thing. Phtlhamowic Society's Concebt. The complimentary benefit which the New Orleans Philharmonic Society gave to their organist, Mr.

Theodore LaHache, last evening, at the Odd Fellow' Hail, waa attended by a very large and brilliant audience. The introductory overture by the orchestra waa performed in creditable jnmir The Coronation chorus, cavatina and aria, with chorus accompaniments, rang by Mist 8 exceed tngly fine, and received the wannest plaudits of the audience. The grand aoptmno aria. Que mlmporte la Tie," from "Jerusalem," was admirably sung by a lady, name we do not know, bat who possesses very high 'musical merit. Her voice waa clear and remarkably sweet, sad aha seemed to sing with little, if any, exertion.

The bass duo from Ceherentola," and the celebrated Sextetto," from Lucia di Lammermoor," were also per farmed ia "far which would have been creditable to an opera troupe. The latter piece was loudly encored We were enabled to remain only during the performance of the first part, but judging from that, we are assured that the entire programme waa ably performed. The Philharmonic Society are deserring of bigb praise for the musical treats they have afforded us during the season, sod rt trust the last evening' performances were as pro Stable aa they were pleasant CoamiraATioie worn. Exjccutino Cosranssiorts. An act has been introduced iuto the House, declaring That Justices of the Peace and Commissioners, whether acting under the authority of the United 8tates, of this State, or any other or foreign 8tate, for executing any commission us the taking of testimony, shall be entitled to demand and receive for every hundred word fifteen cents, and for certificate and seal fifty cents, any other law ts the contrary notwithstanding.

PSJVILKOS VP ON STXAMBOATS AND WaTEB Cbatt A bill is before the House of Representatives which enacts That In all cases when anv loss or damace has bee rsnard to the oersona or orocerty of anv individual, br any carsieasness, neglect or want of skill ia the direction or nianacesneut of any steamboat, barge, nttboat, water craft or raft, the party injured shall have a privilege to rank after oe privileges specinea oy iut limc, iruuc iuit 1 two hundred and four, and continue for the same length af" rime, and in the same manner provided for other privileges by the same article of the Ci vU Code, upon such steamboat, earge, flatboat, water craft, or raft, for tbe smonnt ofthe loss ar dasaage sustained, and may proceed oy attachment or rem to recover tne aamei rronoea. however, that before so oroceedine. be. or if he be absent, bia aaeat or atturney shall swear to tbe amount of the loss sedamaeeaoatained and file a bond with rood and cieat security in esvor of tbe owners of the steamboat, barge, flatboat, water craft or raft, whomsoever they ma ne, wnetaer tnetr names oe Known or not, lors sum exceea ms bv ooe half in amount of that which it claimed, as a curitv for the navment of such damases aa tbe owners msv recover against him, in case it aboald be decide 1 that the Racnment or prtceeoing was wrongfully ooninea sua rwided further, that it shall be sufficient for toe oath re paired to be taken by the agent or attorney, to be to the seat si bjs Knowledge and oeiiet. A Judicial Dbama.

Four pereons have cently been tried in the Department of the Gironde in France as actors and accomplices in a robbery and murder. Jean Gourgues was em ployed as a servant by a Mr. and Mrs. Mano. He and one Despin and Saint Mare broke into Mr.

Mano a boose one night that the owner was absent carried off a considerable sum in gold. Saint Mare and his wife kept a small, out of the way cmbtret. The money was divided there among the guilty persons, who appear to have acted throughout with businesslike cool ness and method. A servant girl who waited on them and who knew of the robbery and their agency in it, speedily disappeared. Finally, tbe officers of the law got hold of the matter, and it then turned out that these four people, fearing this girl, had murdered her in the cabaret or inn, eat her flesh up in small pieces and given it to ths hogs about the place, and then burned the bones.

The little son of Saint Marc and his wife revealed the terrible affair, and a man whom Despin had attempted to make one of the party at the robbery testified to that deed. Tbe medical men were brought in, and after a long and minute examination, declared the remains of calcined bones, found in the inn, to be those of an adalt person and not those if a man or married woman. Further developments took place, which ended in the conviction of the four accused. Before the sentence was read to them, Gourgues was impassible, Despin had his face in his handkerchief and sobbed, and the Saint Mares were calmer, bnt wept also. Ail four were condemned to twenty years' imprisonment at hard labor, one year of which they were to pass in chains.

The convicted persons burst into sobs and lamentations and were led oat of the hall by the gendarmes. Poor creatures I Fwtal Afray at Helena, Ark. The Memphis Whig learns that a difficulty occurred at Helena, on the 13th Inst, between Mr. McMahon and a man named Hillman, in which the latter killed. A previous difficulty had occurred sometime before, but on that day Hillman renewed the quarrel, in the course of which he made re marks about McMahon's wife.

McMahon then pulled out a pistol and shot him, and he died in a few hours. It is said that Hillman was the ag gressor. The affair was undergoing a legal in' ves ligation. E3 The telegraph some days ago informed us ef the death of Midshipman Charles D. Sparks, ef Louisiana, on board the U.

'sbip Vincennes, at New York on the 13th inst We learn that oa the same day his remains were taken to the receiving tomb, at the Naval Hospital, escorted hy the Marine Guard of the Vincennes, and attended by the commandant and officers'of the ATy yard, snd the officers of the U. S. ships Nort Carolina, Vincennes, Porpoise and Han TV. Iti.u reports two and a half feet Arkansas at that place and falling tioWy BBivyf Ar "Poru that Bed Hirer bad fallen rapidly, bat there was sUU sufficient water lor boat to Fulton. BaThe steamship Washington, at New York oa the 15lh from Southampton and Bremen, bad 1C9 passengers.

Se great was the pressure for aceommoaauons uu many were refused both at Bremen, Havre aad SoQlhampton. The Wash inrtoa's cargo was a very foil and valuable one. comprising between 300 aad 400 tons German merchandise, a considerable quantity of Fr ch goods. Hon. Thomas VL Pettit entered oa "rector of the mint at riuliielptia Telegraphed totheWewOrleana Picayune 8tsmnsshlp ArrtTai.

f. By ths National Line. New Yobs, April 22. The steamship Crescent City has arrived. She brings nothing later from California.

On the 12th Inst she passed the steamship Falcon, from New Orleans, bound for Aspinwall, and on the 14th inat. the steamer Pampero, from the same port, bound for San Juan de Nicaragua. Robbery the Xsthmns. A party of ladies and enUemen from South America have been robbed on the Isthmus or Panama of a large amount of gold. The robbers were arrested.

I. arse Fire. The dry goods store oCJ.fc J. Steiner, at Phila delphia, has been destroyed by fire. The loss is estimated at $170,000.

Blare Trade Expedition. Yobk, Jpril 22. The N. Y. Times learns on reliable authority that three Portuguese cap 1 until the 18th of May, but the Senate refused to tains of merchant vessels arrived here from Cuba on the steamship Cherokee, and are now making arrangements to despatch vessels to the coast of Africa to carry slaves thence to Cuba.

Minister to Central America. It is rumored that Senator Borland will be Bent as Minister to Central America. Mobile Items. The post 'office embezzlement case has been disposed of the grand jury having on Thursday ignored tbe indictment, whereupon Judge Campbell directed an order to be made discharging Mr. Beers and his securities further attendance upon the court.

The Tribune says that tbe twenty five sailors belonging to the ship Washington, Capt Paige, charged with creating a revolt on board of said ship in Mobile Bay, were brought up for trial on Thursday. The evidence was conclu sive, and twenty one were convicted of the offence of creating a revolt and four for endeavoring to do the same. The court will pass sen tence to day. According to the statute the punishment of the former is confinement in the Pen itentiary for not more than ten years, and of the latter for a term not exceeding five years. An inquest was held at Gunnison's mill on Thursday, on the body of a drowned man named Jacob Stike, boatsman, supposed to be from Pennsylvania.

He was drowned last Saturday. The Temperance League met on Ibursday evening, and nominated the following officers For President, Daniel Chandler; for Vice Presidents, Fanulv. Tbos. tdctirsn. W.

ti. Clarke, Murray Y. Smith, William Hail. George Martin and P. H.

Pomeroy Re cording Secretaiy. i. A. Rice Corresponding Secretary, R. B.

Owen Tressurer. Jobn Jobuson Vigilance Com mittee. 8. W. Allen, W.

C. Hicklin and T. J. McCoy finance Committee, Tbos. T.

Bol ling, O. tL D. McLelland and M. B. vana.

Speeches were made by the President, Col. Saunders, Messrs. McCoy and Labusau, which elicited much applause from the audience. The Advertiser of yesterday has the following relative to Gottschalk's concert on Wednesday ight: Tbe limited audience present to greet him on his debut we fear disappointed his expectations, but we have little hesitation in saying this was owing to the high price charged for admission. Had tne rates fixed oeen tne regular theatre ones, we have no hesitation in saying that the house would have been crowded on both nights of his intended appearance.

As a pianist, we believe him to be uurivaled, and therefore regret his sudden leaving the more, but trust he may be induced 'many days pasa to visit our city again. If he does, we are convinced he will meet with a hearty welcome, and one, too, that will be lucrative, that is, if things are managed properly. In noticing the trotting races, which are to commence on Tuesday next, the Register says Irrespective of our own numerous trotting stock, our Orleans friends are prepared to send over a heavv reinforcement, so that each race shall not only be competed, but that, tost br nacs from either side of the lakes. But far more interesting than tbe purse races will be one or two private matches and stakes, made to take place during the Spring Meeting. and under the control of the Mobile Trotting Club.

These contests engage the nags and purses of popular private citizens, whose numerous friends, on both sides, make sport brisk by their strong but differing partialities. We see, also, by the Register, that a large and well selected" party of Mobilians are coming over by the Florida, which leaves to morrow, to return after paasing a pleasant day in Orleans." You are right welcome, gentlemen, and may your day among the OrleanoU be most pleasant. tHST" The Boston papers announce the death of Mrs. Eliza Shaw, wife of the Hon. Robert G.

Shaw, and daughter of the late Samuel Park man, Esq. She died at her residence in Beacon street, Boston, on the morning of the 15th inBt after a very short illness. fzjf The Linden (Marengo county, Jef fersonian says the Hon. John Bragg will not be a candidate for reelection to Congress. lHpAt New York, on the morning ofthe 15th, there was a frost sufficient to stiffen linen that had remained out all night, but it is believed no damage was done.

A Wimt Steieard, The late Amos Lawrence of Boston, it is said, gave away dunog his life more tban $500,000. On his pocket book was inscribed, What shall it profit a man if he gain the whole world and lose his own soul." Lt At last accounts by mail from New York the greatest activity prevailed among the canal boatmen, in preparation for the opening of the Erie Cwal on the 20th inst A larger number of nhonld be the case, the company will have to hnfli, annlArMl nl V.nr Vat I boats wintered at New York the than past season for number of years previous. There were about seven hundred in all. Strike. A Northern paper says the pugilists are about to strike.

Beggar will refuse anything less than sixpence after the 4th of July. Persons peeping through cracks in the fence to see the balloon go off, expect a shilling each alter the Hippodrome opens. Sleepy church goers intend striking for mattresses, pipes and coffee during prosy service. W. W.

Dennison, of South Carolina, has been installed chief clerk ofthe Census Oaice. The present number ef students in Yale College is 613, of whom 118 are f.om the city of new York. tA" The citizens of Cleveland, Ohio, have by a majority of more than six hundred, authorized the construction of water works at a cost of $4,000,000 or over. Cb Daniel Fraser, supposed to be the last of I the heroic company who fought for liberty in the oauie or Concord, died lately, in Pomfret, VL He was also in the baUle of Bunker Hill. He was born in Welfleet, and removed to Vermont in the year 1803.

Ci After a contest of over one year, it has been finally decided who is the duly authorized treasurer ofthe State of New York. The Court of Appeals has sustained the previous decision of the Supreme Court which ousts James M. Cook, Whig, and instals Benjamin Welch, Dem ocrat Rumor says that Barnum is negotiating lor tne nicaenng estate on Washington street, Boston, opposite the Adams House, with a view to erect there a new Museum building. t5 The Board of. Common Council of the City of Washington has passed a joint resolution proposing to take the sense of the voters, at the election in June next, on the propriety of prohibiting the granting of licenses for the sale of intoxicating liquors.

The Board of Aldermen are yet to act upon the resolution. The Republic says Should the people express themselves adverse to the license system, the committee to reore sent the interests of the corporation before Con sress are to be reauired to ask the National Le gislature to amend the city charter to enable the councils to pass a prohibitory law, Great Shooting. The Farmersville (Union parish) Enquirer says that Mr. B. Fuller a few days ago killed four deer, in a drove, with rifle ball at one shot That will do, until some body beau it Cairo and Fulton Railroad.

We learn from the Little Rock Gazette that the persons named in the charter granted by the Arkansas Legislature, as incorporators for the Cairo and Fulton Bail roan, naviDg tailed to organize under its provi a number of citizens hare formed themselves into a company for the pnrpnee ef accept J1.act of incorporation, in lieu of the eriginal iBcorporators, and made application to and ratified en the 13th inat. under iZrZZZZ slons of said charter. The company ha been orraclzed, and books of subecxintion for stock in the roa4 are to epened. i New verat usrrwyeis The Legislature of this State assembled ia extra session yesterday, in obedience to the pro clamation of Gor. Seymour.

The Governor, in his message to the Legislature, states as bis rea sons tor reconvening inem, tne failure on un part of the Legislature to make provision for the payment of interest on the canal debt, and also the failure or that body to pass the annual tax bill for the city of New York, and the canal ap propriation bilL He is strongly in favor or these give its concurrence. In this state of affairs it is difficult to say whether the House will succeed in carrying out its desire to adjourn over or not, though it is more tban probable that it will, as a large number of the members have made their arrangements to go home. Unless the Senate, therefore, reconsiders its vote, and agrees with the House in an adjournment, that body will have to sit alone. How long the new session will continue is quite uncertain, though if the members work as they should there will be no need of their remaining over a week but the conflicting opinions which prevail upon the canal bills (the New York tax bill having passed the House last evening) will probably keep both branches together for a much longer period some suppose for a month or six weeks. The plan of the Governor for the completion of the canals is to borrow annually, for the term of six years, a 1.500,000 this plan has been heretofore proposed by the Assembly, and certainly seems to be the best that has yet offered.

The completion of these great works is of the highest importance both to our own and sister States, and it is to be hoped something will soon be done to bring Uie same about. A robbery of some $30,000 in gold dust is supposed to have taken place on board the steamship Union, on her last trip from Aspinwall to this port. The robbery was not discovered until the gold had been landed, and the thief or thieves have therefore made their escape. One of the boxes was consigned to Messrs. Davis, Brooks Sc.

tbe agents of the steamer, and tbe other to Mesets. Johnson Lowden, both of whom on opening what they supposed contained precious treasure, found instead huge chunks of lead The robber or robbers were very cute in their operations, having placed in the boxes very nearly the exact weight of lead as the gold which they extracted. This, of course, made the weight tally precisely aa marked on the box, and thus allayed suspicion until the box should be opened. These maneuvering seem to war rant the impression that there had been gross carelessness in guarding the treasure, for the tricks of the robbers could not have been done except liberal opportunity was afforded them. The report started a few days since that ex Judge Bronson had declined the post of Collector for this port, was, I am happy to say, premature.

Judge B. bas not, it is true, officially announced his acceptance, but the chances are that he will in a day or two. Isaac Y. Fowler, the new Postmaster, has accepted his appointment and will take Mr. Brady's place in the course of a couple of weeks.

There appears to be considerable discrepancy in the telegraphic reports per America, with re gard to cotton. That steamer finally reached Boston this morniug, and extracts from letters, received in that city, give a more definite position of the market. The letters state that from Tuesday until Thursday (inclusive) the market was very active, and prices since the sailing of the Alps further improved about kd. per pound. After Thursday, however, there was less movement, and prices inclined in favor of buyers.

The closing rates were for fair uplands C4 fof fair Mobile and 6 Mi for fair Orleans. Middling uplands were 55s 2)5 and Orleans 51i5. The quotations published in the morning papers, as sent from Halifax, are higher, but they are erroneous, as at the above figures cotton was freely offered on Friday, the 1st inst In American securities abroad during the week there appears to have been but little change. Coupons of '8 remained at 110S111, and New Orleans Six Per Cent's (nominal) 94. The Second Avenue Railroad, which I have before written you was being pushed through with such vigor, is now as dead as a door nail owing to the injunction lately passed upon it.

In some parts of Chatham street, particularly near Pearl, the ruin that ia presented is saddening to behold, the street being torn up and the huge rails and timbers lying carelessly around in every direction. This is a very great hindrance to pedestrians and should not be allowed besides it hurts the beauty of the street and renders one liable to break his neck or legs at almost any moment The undertaking, it cannot be denied, has proved a bad one, there having been nearly $100,000 expended on the road thus far, and the company will, you may rest assured, strain every nerve to prevent the rails from being taken up. It is not likely though that a higher court would decide adverse to the decision of Judge Edwards, who granted the imunction. and unless such work and place about a mile and a half of the streets in the same condition as they found them. Have we a Christian among us This question ia forced upon me by an account 1 heard a few evenings since of one ofour most respectable Epls cal ministers, who actually refused a certificate to one of his oldest members, a lady, who was desirous to join the Methodist Church, where her nusband and other friends worshiped.

It is customary among all religious sects, when a member wishes to leave and join some other church, to give said member a certificate of good standing, which said member can present to the pastor of the church to which she is going, and at once be admitted into full membership. But this bigoted divine told his hearer that she was out of her head to think of joining tbe Methodists, and therefore refused the Cotton is about 44 better since Wednesday. Sales yesterday, 7,000 to day, 3,000 bales. Middling uplands, New Orleans, lie Atmrxora. P.

S. Since writing the above, I learn that the Assembly to day changed tbe time of recess until the 20th of May, and sent the resolution again to the Senate. In that body it was once more considered and rejected and as a finality, the Senate resolved to adjourn over until the 20th insu, at which time they will reassemble ana bold a session er twenty days only. It is believed the House will concur in this action of the Senate, notwithstanding its present obsti nacy. The farmers of Illinois are complaining that their corn is unfit for seed.

It is said that in some parts of the State not one kernel in twenty will germinate if planted. Beards at Piaplt. The mode iu which young men wear their beards is the one solemn ques tion of the Neapolitan Government A Tittle more or less hair on the chin of a pale dandy makes the State tremble. However absurd this may appear to Americans, it is no joke to the neapoiiians, who are dragged daily into the bar 1 wnv. auu in ix uoarua trimmed according to the political creed of the authorities, who just now believe that nature grows rebellious on the lip.

The police wanted a decree to appear prohibiting men to wear hair on their chins but His Majesty is said to have declined his signature to the document, so that the inspectors are obliged to act without official authority. iVe Materialtfor Textile Fabric. The Manchester (England) Guardian states that Mr. Thomas Clegg, a manufacturer of that town, has received two new materials for textile manufacture from the southwest coast of Africa. The first of these ia a fibrous substance, sent by a missionary at Abbeokuta.

as red cotton. It is not produced in the neighborhood or that place, but is brought thither from the Hoaasa country, to the northward, in considerable quantities. The material, which is not cotton, but an entirely new species of silk, is unquestionably dyed. If sent in its natural state, it would undoubtedly prove a very useful material for the waste silk spinners. The other material to which we bare referred is a new and somewhat peculiar description of wool, staled to be Drought from ifuitia, a town on the coast to the westward ef Abbeokuta, but probably brought from some of the mountainous regions in the interior of the continent.

The wool seems te be ef tolerable fine of a pale buff color, apparently natural, and is worth about Is. 3d. per pound. If it can be obtained ia quantity, it will prove a very acceptable boon to m3 wtmiosi manmaciurera. II Tbose beautiful eyes are like Italy's skies, When brightened with lambent stars I But thy gentle heart that is a part Ofthe Heaven that over them lies, And sbines throogh their golden Full of womanly love, That with life would approve Its earnest, undying devotion And never, no, never, Fail in faith, but, forever, Keep sacred its early emotion.

Forty vessels from the West Indies bills (which are of the highest I arrived at Portland, in March, with 13,634 passed, and hence his proclamation calling an I hogsheads. 1,079 tierces ana ma Darreis contain extra session. The message of the Governor, when read to both houses, produced much excitementparticularly in the House, the members oPwhich branch contended that the call for their reassembling was illegal. A vote was finally adopted by the Assembly to adjourn over ing 1,676,399 gallons of molasses. E7" The packet ship Helvetia, which arrived on the 15th at New York, from Havre, had about one hundred and fifty packages of goods for the World's Fair.

The Common Council of Boston has re jected the ordinance authorizing the alteration of Faneuil Hall. Jfjp The Hon. Jamea Savage, L. L. has been elected President ofthe Massachusetts His torical Society for the year ensuing.

jf The principal members ot Sand's eques trian troupe, accompanied by seven of their favorite horses, and a young giraffe, arrived at New York on the 15th, in the steamship Washington, from Southampton. Another Victim. The Springfield (Mass.) Republican announces that a lady of Northampton, a lady, too, of beauty, loveliness and intelligence, the mother of six children, the youngest of which is an infant, baa become a raving maniac through the influence upon her mind of the spiritual manifestations. She was conveyed to the Brattleboro Insane Hospital, in such a state of I excitement that it took two attendants to hold her. Bribery.

There can be no doubt that in this country, as well as in England, bnbery at elec tions is becoming alarmingly prevalent. It is, perhaps, most frequently committed in an indirect and evasive form, by which detection is generally avoided, and the parties escape punishment, if not exposure. The effects are not, on this account, the less pernicious and demoralizing. The London Examiner, in a late article on the various forms of bribery, expresses the following opinion as to the worst of the forms in which the crime can be committed Of all modes of bribery, the dirtiest and the most injurious is tbe barter of public employ ments for votes. When a man bribes witn his own money, he in some degree pays the penalty of his own wrong but how the offence is complicated in vice, when he actually makes the public pay for the injury done to its morals and interests.

And consider the effect, too, on the public service a knavery being tbe recommendation to admission to it a score or more of petty knaves get places, that one of the same kidney, but of greater magnitude, may take his seat in the legislature. Tkt Famine in Madeira. A letter dated Madeira, February 27, 1653, after noticing the arrival of the Nautilus with provisions, from Boston, says As yet, no one to my knowledge nas aiea irom starvation, though there are thousands whose pale and meagre faces too plainly indicate their unnappy, miseraoie conuiunn. mennv aui tor coopers, numbering between 900 and GOO, with their families, have nad no employment or means of subsistence for several months past, and their nresainr wants have been answered as far as possible, but it bas not been in tbe power of three or Tour individuals to do mucn lor me neip of thousands I Your succor is the first in the way of provisions, and I am happy to say to you that our solicitations abroad nave been most kindly answered. From Russia, Hamburg aud England, donations are coming in, and from our happy country they are, and they will be such as to make the Madeira people almost worship the name of an American.

Flour will gladden the hearts of the destitute ones. Long Cotton. As everything connected with the culture of our great staple ia of more or lees interest to our readers, we clip the following from a late number of the St Augustine (Fa.) Ancient City, for their perusal We learn that the past season has been one of unexampled prosperity to tbe planters of our State. The great staple of East Florida is sea island or long staple cotton. The producing regions of this species of cotton are confined to tbe sea islands along the coast ef Carolina.

Geor gia and the Peninsula of Florida. Tbe islands on the coast produce tbe finest description of cotton known, and this cotton this season has brought as high as 38 cents per pound. The lands producing; these fine cottons have been in cultivation over one hundred years, and their fertility is now maintained by the free application of marsh mud and marsh grass, taken from the tidewater creeks, and the application of about twelve bushels of salt to tbe acre, putting about one quart of salt to the task row. The finest cottons are principally used in France to mix with silk fabrics. The next quality of lone staple is the cotton raised in the Peninsula of Florida, known in the market aa Florida cotton.

The whole Peninsula of Florida produces this cotton, which has sold in the market the present season at from 39 to 48 cents per pound, according to quality. The pine lands improved by cowpenuing make fine crops, but tbe best description of soil is considered the gray hammock, which has rather a sandy appearance. The product per acre on pine lands is from 500 to 1,000 pounds seed cotton to the acre, and the hammocks from 1,000 to 2,000 pounds per acre this cotton will make about 250 pounds of clean cotton to tbe 1,000 pounds of seed cotton, which at 40 cents per pound, would make the pine lands yield from $50 to $100 per acre, and tbe hammocks from $100 to 300 per acre. The crop of tne present season wouia luuy sustain tnis statement, as the complaint has been universally made that much more cotton had been planted than they could possibly pick out. These fine cottons were formnrlv einnnrl nut by a hand gin, in order to avoid injury to tbe staple, which would be destroyed by the use of the saw gin used in preparing the short staple cotton subsequently roller gins were employed, worked by horse power, and recently the McCarthy gin is preferred to all others, as best preserving the length ef the staple and giving the cot to a smooth carded appearance.

The disadvantages of raising long cotton are its lesser product, its requiring peculiar soils, its greater difficulty in gathering, and its more expensive ginning. OITT I ITT EC I If OK. Inqcxst. The Coroner this morning held an inquest on the body or Elizabeth Turner, aged forty years, a native of Louisville, Ky. She was found dead in a house in Morales street, Third District Verdict, SDied of apoplexy, produced by intemperance." Found Dowiid.

A man named O. Hamner was last evening fourrsl drowned in Canal Carondelet, between Claiborne and Robertson streets, Second District A man, whose name was unknown, fell from a latboat lying at Gretna, yesterday, and was drowned. RECORDER WINTER'S COURT. Labckny. Henry Warren was laat night arrested in the First District on the charge of robbing Michael Rose of tG5.

Joha Barrett ior larceny, nine months in Parish Thomas Bobiasem for larceny, one year fa Penitentiary. William Griffin for larceny, House of Refuge ior two years. i. ti; William LatUmore for larceny, two years la 1 SHIPS SHIPS. district, or to apis mbl FOB LOTTDON Ths Al fast sailing American uri i TrkW ThmmHS.

Msstar. i. now load "isg and will have quick despatch, for freight of I SOOhhd tobjee, Omnnr iJO for snaage apply to ths captain on board. Nt. Petersbnrar.

FOR ST. PKTKR8BORO Paataee Only The tine Al fast sailing American abip SARAH J. HYDR. Snow, naaater. havlna ail her cargo en splendid accommodations, apply to the captain oa board, at post 7, Third District.

apuu J.r. whjibbi STOiMnatw, Uothenbarsr. FOR GOTHENBURG Tbe Al fast sailing American ship 8AOADAHOCK, Fiiher. master, will have despatch. For balance of freight apply to apto J.

MEEKER 66 Poydrssst. aW For ne. havins fins accommodations, appl to the captain on board. First District. iUnrselUes).

FOR MARSEILLES The Al very fast sailing hark D. S. OOODELL, Herriman, master, will 'have immediate despatch. For balance of freight or passage apply to apltf O. C.

BOOERT A TO Camp st. Cadiz. FOR CADIZ Passsce Onlv The Al nut sailing i American ship 6UOD WIN, Weeks, master, saving ali her car so encased, will havs Quick despatch. For passage onlv, having fine accommodation, apply to the captain on board. aplft J.

P. WHTTH at CO. 61 Camp t. Havre. DitTnv nr.Tiu von.

nU A nc ig sail uu ncin noin The tne Al fast sailing packet ship LEAVlTT 'sTvKEnv. ttracia. master, nanus all ol her cargo engaged and going on board, will sail aa above mentioned. For paasas. bavins handsome accommodations for cabin and steerage, apply to the captain on board, at psst SI, 1st unmet, or to spa H.

V. BAXTER. 5 Carondelet it. FOR HAVRE Tbe new Al last sailing ship 'ail her carso enssseu and ssinson ooard. will have quick despatch.

or freight ot sou bales cotton, or passage, having handsome accommodation lor cabin and steerage to tne captain on Doara, at rosi rouixn uiatr H. V. BAXTER, SB Carondelet at. FOR HAVRE Tbe Al fast sallins American hio TENNESSEE. Beckwith.

master, is now load ins for the aoove port and will have immediate oespatcn. or rrtigut oi oaiescoiion or passage appij to C. JENKINS, S7 Common st. apis or to WM. CREEVY.39 Natchesst FOR HAVRE Tne splendid Al faat sailing New York packet sbip TROMBOLL, Smith, master, bavins nearlv all her carso encased and going on ooara, win nave quics aespar.cn.

ror rreignt or sates cotton apply to T. C. JENKINS, 87 Common at. apl or to WILLIAM CREEVY, SB Natcbezst. Sst For passage, having elegantly furniabed state room accommodations In cabin, and superior arrangementa lor second cabin and steerage passengers, apply to the captain on ooara.

rOK MA KK Tne Al fast sallins i tUip KA i MUNg, UIHLCI, MUUW I ins and will have ouick deaDatcn. For frelcht oaies couon app'V to mn7 j. P. WHITNEY A 61 Camp st. SaV Forpassage.havingsplendid accommodation, apply to the captain on board.

FOR HAVRE Resarar Trader Tbe Al verv fast sailing abip JANE H. OLIDDEN, Child. master, bavins the sreater Dart of her carso en eased and solus on board, will have immediate desoatch. For freight of bales cotton or passage apply on board or IS to J. H.

ASHBR1UOE A St. FOR HAVswK The Al piy on ooara or to mhM J. H. ASHBRID6E A CO. Anntrsilisi.

FOR COAK Pasaace Onlv The fine illlnc American bark MADONNA. Woodfide. master, bavtr all ber cargo ensued, will nave im mediate despatch. For tuassge only, having flrst class accommodations, apply to the captain on board. apio J.

P. WHITNEY St 61 Caraprt. Antwerw. 4iM mh spp'y to api9 FOR ANTWERf TbeAl last aaillnc American hio FRANCIS. Ellis, now loadinc for the 'above port and will have immediate despatch.

For freight of 1U0 bhds tobacco apply to itr. u. Bwts, 15 caronaeirt sc CHS DEAKE a 71 Poydrss it FOR ANTWERP The Al (bin DEVONSHIRE. Mallet, master, will bare detpatch. For freight passage apply to WM.

CREEVY, 39 Natcbetst T. C. JEN KINS, S7 Common at. Riarsu FOR RTOA Tbe new At fast sailing bark PA CL BOGOS, Dixer, master, having nearly all of ber carco encased, will have ouick desoatch. For bal ance of freight or passage, having fine accommodations, apply to the captain on board or to apt CJ.

MEEKER ACQ. Poydrss t. Bremen. FOR BREMEN Ths Al verv fast aalllns hark ST. MARYS, Milliken, master, will have immeJi ate despatch.

For balance of freight or pa age O. C. BOOERT A CO ,70 Camp it FOR BREMEN The BPRA8DE A I fast 'Quick desoatch. For freiaht snolv to sallins rm mm Cbarles St. ship uEORtiK TUB NER, McLeilen, master, reqoirea 600 bales cotton to complete her cargo.

For freight or passage sp 63 St Charles it AUSTRALIAN PACKET LINE TO MELBOURNE AND PORT PHILIP The Al splen did clipper shin TAROLlNTA. to sail about May 1st, aa fourth snip or tbls line. The undersigned has established a line of first clam Al ellDoer ahloa to ssil motithlv for the above ports Tbe ves sels of tbls line ae provisioned In tbe most ample manner for one year, rendering tt totally onneeesrsry aor mem to stop In sny port upon tbe paassge out Tbey are fitted op in tbs moat elegant manner, with all tbe modern im frovements for tbe comfort and convenience of passengers, bev are tborouablv Ucht I and ventilated, each ship hav ing bath room i and all the conveniences necessary for health and cleanliness au are ships of the nrst class, un surpassed for speed and elegance, and commanded by cap tain of lone experience. No pain or expense bss been spared to render this line the favorite for a peed, comfort and regularity of eatling. at tne lowest mars apl 6 1m The rate of passage nave seen placed All information in regara to wnicn.

ss well aa aay it formation in regard to tbe gold regions of Australia, can nc nan oy aaaresainr AHIUSIO rtLLlTItJt, Proprietor Australian Packet Line, No. SS Wall street. New York. Cork. At fast sbip Pike, master, wifi have anlr) c.J.

MEEKER at 66 Poydrss at. afT For passage apply to the captainon board, st post ST, First District. FOR BREMEN The Al last sallins American hip RUSSELL BTUROI8. Snow, master, is now 'loadins and srill receive immediate deanateh. For freight of 100 hods, tobacco or f0 bales cotton apply to j.

r. nnrinsi ei camp sr. BBT For pa ge apply to the captain 00 board. apl6 FOR BREMEN Paaaase Only Tbe Al fast sailing abip J. C.

HUMPHREYS, Merrill, master, bavins ail of her carso sneased. will have imme. diate Hes patch For passage, having superior accommodations to tbe captain on board, 4th District, or to pi C. J. MEEKER A 66 Poydrsaat.

FT amtmrar. FOR HAMBURG The fine fast sailing American ship TALLEYRAND. Ysunc. master, having the sreater nart of her carso ensased. will have quick despatch.

For freight of 60 hbda tobacco and goo bales cotton aool to J. P. WHITNEY A 61 Campst. BBT Fnrpssaaceapplytotheraptaln onboard apl 6 FOR HAMBURG Passsce Onlv Tbe A I fast ailing American abip HENRY NESMITH, liner, master, having all her carco encased, will haveim mediate despatch. ap J.

P. For dations, apply to the captain on boa'd. naving splendid accom mo wMiinei at i Lamp afreet. Genou FOR GENOA Tbe ery fast ssil tne brig ZE vei FERO. Forte, msster.

bavins nea lv all her carso enrated. will bave ouick desoatch. Forfrekshtol 100 bales cotton apply to apio a. C. BOOERT TO Campst 119 rFor rOR GENOA Passage Only The fine Al fast ailing American Dark AO E.

Sargent, master, harms all her car so ensased. will he aoirkiv spatched. For paassge, having fine accommodations, apply to tbe captain on board. ap9 J. P.

WHITNEY A CO ,61 Campst FOR GENOA Tbe Al very fait sailiug American bark N. H. WOLFE, Porterfield, master, i now loadins and will have ouick rira natch War ireisai 01 suv oaies cotton apply to pplv to mhl J. P. WHITNEY a 61 Cam at ge apply to tbe captain oa board.

CANADA STRAW HATS For Negroes Just received sw uosca, wuicn we wilt en low, A DUNBAR, A sp itt M. snd 6 Common street. AlliROAD IRON tons, stored at and fur sal oy tt RROOKXYM WAREHOOSB 200 Starch for sale by FAUruntsmy temporary lis Ma sis D. MORGAN A CO. rem tbe city JOHN uoios my power 01 attorney and re preset me fully.

irif, tfl J. hEALD OTIC Mr. M. J. NEWMAN Is our legal authorised 2 auu aiiorney in Jaci, as per act passed before J.

Socia, notary la this city, an tbe 30th of March, 1863. m' BENOIBT. SHAW a CO. fSprtiiff and Hammer Clothing; r. STRINGER iniviui mcir supplies 01 spring and 1 P.orTr searching the house Of MertniAlPLlnen.

Pratt Munroe, who was recently charged by several individuals with passing counterfeit coin, not only bogus money was found, but watches, jewelry, table cloths, Ave were discovered. RECORDER GENOI8 COURT. Larceny. Clara Rogers was this morning arresiea in tne vegeiaoie Market, at the request or La Lemoine, for having stolen a basket of bread from him. RECORDER SEUZENEAU'S COURT.

Insulting ths Rncoaoxa. Catharine Brofl was yesterday locked np in a cell in the calaboose, for having insulted Recorder Seuzeneau in his own office. This was bearding the lion in nis aen. Attxmptdjo to Kill. James Geddy was yesterday arrested on board the ship Thos.

Filden, for having assaulted John Jamea with the intention of killing him. ueorge Coleman was arrested in Elysian Fields street, at the request of Capt Snow, for hating drawn a knife and threatened to kill him. COURTS FiasT Distbict Court. Judge Larue this morning passed the following sentences Pierre Maton.for anaasaolt and battery, one week In tne Parish Prison. Fanny Palfrey, ss.

for insulting a white person, one weea 10 tne rariah Prison. A.cborce assortment of 8ilk, Batiste and Cambric A.isie thread and Cotton HALr HOSE do. BLOVEl, LINEN DRAWERS 1 Silk, Merino and vjiftstnii, muso stsasv NOTICE TO DRAYMEN We will pay no Arayages ss cept to those holdinc our written order. a sea ITROTllBR A WROa 4sa 1 DRD STORE FOR SALE An MT.hn.hi vrai otorv. wiiu a iresu ana rnmnT, ttw, tiavin.

I sn esxellrnt run of custom, being located In one of I tne neat neigUDornoods and improving portion ofthe in cscaoiisnmenr as aniif avi very reasonable terms. For particular address boa 138, Hnuitea tV apio WHOLESALE aad Retail Dealer in ICE, No. si Cum merceetraac, and St. Thomaa.near tbe corner of Ben 1 smln stiuet, Msw Orleans. mh as ly Oil Oil Oil.

1X7HOLE8ALX AND RETAIL Sperm, Whale and Lard Oils. Also the celebrated machinery and bora Ing Oil known aa Mason's Patent Sperm," warranted ra pe rl or to any oil ever offered In this city for for uraery purpose neing free ri apis lm J. enmery purposes, neing free Snsrar Planters, cyunaer, a sugar niu, roue Is burnlnc or msv rrnm gum ana ail impurities DaviAic i i common is. "C'OR SALE A Steam Engine feet stroke. pne area acroce, is Inch 4 feet Ions.

10 Inches la diameter, all new, never having been erected. The above machlnerv oflered at a creat barcain. It nan ha aaa ne anop ot mesara. i wioiu m. xvowara, no, ss, SO and SS new nam aisn or aerrns apply to A.

B. CAM MACK, corner ef Carondelet apis tf and Common sta. Araoclal Len. A I.T person having lost ttmb can, by Bpnlyinite Dr A. Stone, at bia hospital on Canal street; notaui iifctns tion where procure the beat sshstUuts now mads in tbsworid.

hs Doctor has measures aad Bdsrard Quinlan for larcenv. on. Psmi. 'SThZ' sad forwarding tennary. sp ssa a.

Philadelphia manufactured Plan tation snf Road WAGONS. Cane 'd other CARTS, witiwood and setreca, for horses and omen, i Timber aril aaieinei i.ltucns and Whr.LiiAW)V8 of every kind, and all MncrticTe. i 1. esx materssi and workmsnahin, amis at reauced prices, and as low as an ner eauuiiiwt fas ts ly BWtwsmatt CtelMSlUtwaiaaMSMeaS I i 1 iv. I despatch.

apl7 apl apl 4 I1 FOR LIVE ELPOOL Tb sew At British ship ii i nBTinar aaviT ail RHEA STLVA, Davis, A i mvii awawawsof her can rn massed sod going on board, will have I struct la the struct la the quick despatch. For freihtjf00i bales cotton, or Jl a. a ssa VtsasBC I Ssvw4fvt. tut Un yVBAXTER, ts Carondelet at snn i iumpnnl The Al British (hip CHI ammtmniii a. gimpson, master, naving neawij am cased tmdgoing on board, will have prompt door freight of 300 balsa cotton, or passage, apply SpSl n.

T. Maii 1 wd iniripnni Tk Al fast salllns Amen a ahin HARRIET. Otis, master, having nearly ail her cargo engaged, will meet with qulcs da smch. Fwbslc.offWt.pg.yt. amy a Jaa Bra 1st wsv av a as va ear For passage apply to the captainon board, First FOR WVERPOOL Tbe A I last sailing American ahip SEA NYMPH, Patten, master, having nearly all her cargo engaged, will have immediate Fnr halanceof frelSD rut apuiy ttlr FTTEY ALOV despatch.

Forteapp.yonor or apl4 J. tt. ABUDSUfOb a LL, HQ Common st. FOR LIVERPOOL Passage Only The Amer a RABSADOK BicLronneii. maner.

'bavin all her cargo engaged, will have immediate mn i.rempnni The Britisb ship BRITAN NIA, 8 pence, master, having nearly au ner cargo encased, will bars despatch. rw ArHBRlDOE A Bt. Charle FOR LIVERPOOL Tbe fine Al laat sailing a CDTTS. Shaw, master, is now load Ins and will receive quick despatch. For freight of 600 bales cotton apply to J.

P. WHITNEY A 61 Camp. BBTForpaaaageapply to ths captain on board. apis FOR LIVERPOOL Tbe A 1 fast sailing Ameri can ihip JAMES NESMITH, Mills, master, hav 'in tbe sreater psrt of her cargo engaged, will have immediate despatch. For balance of freight apply to apl OIFFNEY A LOVELL.

urt Commons. ran. Liverpool Tbe ai tsst siims New York packet ship WEST POINT, Molllver, master, will have quick despatch For freight of 600 bales cotton apply to api9 C. J. MEEKER 66 Poydrss SaT For passage, having splendid accommodations, apply to tne captain on ooara, at post ji irai manci.

FOR LIVERPOOL The Al fast sailing Ameri can ship CHARLES HCMBER8TON. Williams, maater. bavins the sreater Dart of her carso en gaged, will have immediate despatch. For balance' of Ireignt apply to eps OIFFNEY A LOVELL. 116 Common at.

FOR LIVERPOOL The Bne Al last aniline American snip caaiLsn vuLn, cmerson. master, ts now loadtnc and will have ouick de spatch. For freight ol 100 hhds. tobacco and 300 bales cot ton apply to apltf J. P.

WHITNEY A 61 Campst. SsT For passage apply to the captain on board. FOR LIVERPOOL Passage Onlv Tbe Al but ailins American bark YANKEE BLADE. Urav. master, bavins all her cargo engaged, will have I quick despatch.

For passage, having fine accommodations, I apply to the captain on ooara. iplO 5. P. WHITNEY A 61 Camptreet. i FOR LIVERPOOL The Al Brituh bark SOL WAY.

Sbadwick. master, will be despatched lnv 'mediately. For freight of provisions or cotton ap ply to' OIFFNEY A LOVELL. lit Common St. safTbis vessel having superior accommodation, will take a few cibio paasengers.

apis roR LIVERPOOL The very hast salUug Al American ship SARDINIA, Jordan, master, ianow loadins and will bare aaick despatch. For freight of 30 bales cotton or 160 bhds tooaeco apply to apl3 a. C. BOOERT A TO Camp st. Saf For passage, having elegant tate room accooimoda tions, apply to the captain onboard, Poat 3, Third District FOR LIVERPOOL The Al fast sailing Ameri can abip ti RAN ADA, Batcheldrr, master, having the sreater part of her carso encased, will have Immediate despatch.

For balance of freight apply to arts OIFFNEY A LOVELL, 116 Common st. SaV For passsce, having anperlor accommodations, apply to tbe captain on board, post Second District. FOR LIVERPOOL Tbe first class Britisb ship JAMAICA, Key, master, require 160 bales cotton to complete her cargo. For rr sight apply to J. H.

ASH BRIDGE A ft3 8t. Charles st FOR LIVERPOOL Tbe Al ship PANAMA, Fisher, master, requires V) bales cotton to com plete ber cargo. For freight apply to J. H. ASH BRIDGE A 63 St Charles st FOR LI VEH FOOL Tbe Al fast sallins Ameri.

can sbip LEVI WOODBURY, Nickerson, master. hsvlna the sreater nart of her rrmn will I have quick despatch For freight of 600 hales cotton apply i 1 iuu it. oibasbs uu a oyaraasr. aT For passage, bavins superior accommodations, apply to the captain on board, Pent 3, Third District. mb31 deapatch.

mhsi mhl FOB, LIVERPOOL The Al American shin I tjunn DBianr, uyer. master, la now loaning I for the above oort and will have Quick deanatrh I roroauauceoi ireignt, say naie cotton, at piy to spy j. n. aiamiiiwa st tu as at unariessr. FOR LIVERPOOL The fast aailinsAl Ameri.

can bark TONyUlN, Kelly, master, having the 'xrewer pare 01 ner carco ensaeea. win nave de spatch. For freight of 3o bales cotton apply to BPT J. J. nEEaK at as Povdrssst.

Firmt PP'y tb cPtaJn UD board, post 18, FOR LIVERPOOL The fine Al faataailiue Hri. tish bark AUGG8TA. Walker, master, is now load ing and will have immediate despatch. For freight of bales cotton soolv lo apT J. f.

WHITNEY A ol Campst SsT For passage apply tothecaptaluon board. FOR LIVERPOOL The Al at Llovd's fsstaail ling British (hip ESSEX, Calvert, master, i now loadinc aod will be quickly deapatched. For frelcht of 450 bale cotton apply to GEO. ARNOLD HOLT, fl ondelet street or to J. P.

WHITNEY A 61 Camp at. MP For passage apply to tbe captain on board. apT LIVERPOOL The fine fast sallins Ameri Lean ship NORTH CAROLINA, Flitner, master, i now loading and will hare ouick dea Dutch. For Ireig Dt 01 soo oaies cotton apply to J.P. WHITNEY At 61 Campatreet SW For passage apply to the captain on board.

apS FOR LIVERPOOL Tbe Al fast sallins Ameri. can ship CARNATIC, Devereux, master, ianow loadinc and will have immediate deanateh. Fnr freight of ISO bale cotton apply to J. P. WHITNEY A 61 Camp at aS For passage apply to the captain on board.

ape FOR LIVERPOOL Tbe new At fast Bailing American ahip PISCATAQTJA, Week, master, i now loadinc and will be antral deaiaurhrd rr uciubui tuu oaies coitou sppiy to apl J. P. WHITNEY A 61 Campst aar For passage apply to the captain on board. FOR LIVERPOOL The Al faataailins lmi ran ahlnBAMnrr. I.AWRr.Nrs: 'bavins the sreater nart of her arm tnnml will have Immediate despatch.

For balance ol freight apply to uirrnrji buvblili, HHLommonn. apl FOR LIVERPOOL Tbe fine and very fast Ball Rrlm nc Brineu oara r. L. lj 1 hsve quick despatch For bal T. JENKINS.

87 Commnn trerT FOR LIVERPOOL The fin laatuilin. r. lican sbip a FLOWER. now loadins and will have onick aMnati Pnpfrl.hi of 300 bales cotton apply to j. niuinEi at camp at.

For passage apply to the captain on board. apT FOR LIVERPOOL The faer sallins Al at Lloyd's Britisb shin CHEVALIER. Briehtman. 'master, hsvins nearlv all hr r.r.n (J have immediate despatch. For freight of 3c 0 bales cotton apply to eiFFNEY A I.OVr.f.I.

1 SaF Tbi ahip hss superior accommodation for cabin paa spl J. H. ASH BRIDGE A 63 St Charle st despati apply to sp FOR LIVERPOOL Tbe very fast sailing bark OROMOCTO, Kiddie, master, having wi irao eiinrro. win nave For freight of provieinns and Sun bale cotton HAMILTON, MACKINDER a iv bx. cnariea at.

or to C. J. MEEKER A CO. 66 Poydras at. FOR LIVER.POOrTh.

Snt ,1... M.i.i.K TDAUlfl I uiaaier, uaving nearly au net carco encneed will have immediate deapatch. For balance of freipht apply to Jail as ly dl tf OSEPH WTT.SON" a OIFFNEY a LOVELL. 1 16 Common st rosl xilVERFOOL The new Al fast sailing JA. Pirrie.

master I nearly all her cargo encaged, will have immediate I cor oaiance or freight ut apply to I apply to Bciunatiii, at unit, 114 common OIFFNEY A LOVELL, 1,6 Comm "at. for r.iVERPnni t. New Fork packet ahin PRINCETON. Rnu.lf er. is now IjMdlna Mil mvlll (patch.

For freight of bale cotton apotv to mnw J. P. WHITNEY A CO .61 Campst BaF For nassase. havln hnM.m. dations, apply to the captain on board.

tU K. MVEKPOOI Th. si .1 I 'Lloyds British ship BOLCONDA. Kerr, master. havtns the ereartr nare nf Iim a.111 I bare immediate despatch.

Tor balance of freight apply to I Amca nsuuBun ss or to nah 8IFFNSF a LOVELL, I la Common St. FOR LIVTRPOn T. Th. It In, hat aailln. Rrl.

tlah ahip BELMONT, Iaaac Doane, master, is now loadins snd ari'l have anlrk Juulrli Vnrfr.l.hl I T. C. JENKINS.STCommonst. BBrror passage, having anperlor accommodations, arm tothe captain on board" Flo mbso FOR LIVKKPOol TIm ai atim r.w in. LANDER.

Wilkinson, master, bavins two third. 'or ner carao enaaeea. win dime anrn awiwifh JV. miV u.w. W1W cumra, ce of freight or passage apply to J.

H. ASHBRIDOE a St Charles st FOR LIVERPOOL Tbe British ahin ynncer Bfli Df.II I ravi.flnvu, uiaatcr, usving neany all ber carco en rased, will bars ItnmMli.i. her cargo en ror naiance oi Treisni appiy to of frelcht apply to ELLIOTT, ADAMS tt 98 Orsvler st cuuiwa AaAms at trravierst. mhl9 or to eiFFNEY1 a LOVELL. 1 16 Common It.

BiAiWLL rcosVMigin. orto T. C. JENR1N8, 1 Com moT. treeT Liverpool aad nr, Ins.

ranee piAPITAL, Ten Million of Dollar. Reserved Fan a ior ail OOU ttons of the Company. CHAR BRiaos. a corner of at Charles and Dal Ion sta. a.aa Old Lavas Clears from Havana, wnoi.rju.K 1 0011 gen nine HAVANA CIGARS, sultablt pnoa, uraaas ana ouaiine to tne retail city trade, grocers, ths country.

Western cities and Cfornla. sain wholesale by LABORDE a AlQTJES, ST Common st' The brands Hueva Empraaa sad Slants Crlsts are is oslvedar theahnvahaaaa all na FOR SALE. Tan wan broke nas Saddle and MULES, and two amsss HORBERd AzflfsV "id very StaMs, aes door Ut lar.Me Theater. BootSa tShoee and liata. 11 IS received pershias T.

H. Ferfcins. Asa Flsb, Bennlnfton, Corsica and Kossnth, SuO cases, eousijuug of Airn's, fciye'i and you'' BootsBod fenoes) Lauira' Anaaea' and CmM en cuwavi rmy scie, some antirciy new mmm mg weu sctcciea ef I en ni E4 every kind. t. Li.

1 I a EDUCATIC rtcksal far liswm a CERTAIN prompt and ansctuai rssnsdy I uu J'tC. ERETI is prepared ts receir InV, boarders, a limited number usual branches of aa KngUsh ean, Orcek, and the athasv branches required any Dnlversity la the United States: Tb school Is lormted at Belt Grave, a c. Carrol I ton; tbe bona largo and. niaja i grounds eatsnsivs and picturesque. To those parents who ar desirous si st school, without exposing them to ths ten city life, this school praasnta great ad va tarn.

For terms, references. Ac, address li i care of H. A A O. W. Lee, 14 CanaTrtresL sar A Franco teacher will be arsvtdsA Belts Orove, March S3, 184.

77" SpBtrt sib1 French fa W7 usuiuaua ALBERTO nt r. I ArinfafmlH. Ik. menced giving lessons la Spanish, (his nati. i In the Frenchianguagea.

Lessons in Spanish and Uteratore at th tin' Louisiana, (school for boys,) hnrirrfi iinm. tslned from Dr. O. W. Sears, nrlnetpalTpriJl given at the residence of pupils If desired, ar at of Baronne and Common streets.

University All commnnVation through ths PostOtuc tended to. Yensjr JbavsUsa' M'HE PAREN Ths removed her Insunt boas street, between and slourboa boose heretofore occupied by M'nv eraaat, an receive boarders, half boarders, and day acha. a very large yard, together with a tardea tw i ladles to anas themselves. The ianaiauj well aired. There ia every advantage and jdered to parents as the moral and Intellect, Mob of the minds of their daughters.

The be. arc employed. Every branch of a solid and tion UtaughtlBbothlanguagesi ln rssi, a Drawing, Painting) Embroidery, etc. siine fintni nas made i Professors Lc Rescue and Aucbmatv. Late arw.

Franklin High School, and so long taaowa tstast. ty as targe, i us lormer a rsa BSS cb French language and French literature; ths pei vision of the higher English classes and The Musical Department is directed by three competent and acknowledged talents of the city Professor Allstoa has the special charge ta i Bimnii BiaiiJKi, Far tenna apply at ths Institution. FursstU art ted to visit ths establishment aw Sundays, '4 nifmacn Hon. F. Soul.

Hon. A. D. Grossman, Vr.Htrm Leene, C. Roselros, L.

Cysts, 1 Dr. A. Heater. d. French No.

3 Camp street, between Commn and PROFESSOR HENRY DE MARS AN, whew 1 well known and acknowledged as tbs best sr uccessful In this city, conflanea his conn si ring the summer. Altar four months' tuition i i ladies and gentlemen, are enabled to write and 1 French langnage and to understand all that ls venation. Private lessons aa usual at biaseBct residence of tbe PupiL sayii DENTISTRY. loose se if (. Dr.

dee. W. Smith, Dentist, HA 8 returned, and will attend to the dauea fession as usual. Omceand residence coraer 9 deletand Hevlaatreeta. SV JAA.

H. SPRATLEk, III nrmrt, operatkma upon the TUIfl sjuj farmed In a sattaf actory manner. DR. J. A.

DE HART, Dea, der bis pmfrasloii! service fc dies and centleman af KM 'and vicinity, being iiiinwm ana naving ii ine ssta lag aro. His rooms and accomodations are surpassed br favoring him with their patroaass red that all operations wi 11 be aatlaaw wl Office and residence, las Canal street, bWnan i and Dauphin, two door from Holmes 'a stave. FaunflT til SM v. HEi suosenDer mpcniau A public that he baa open) lly Informs hi fringed FAMILY 6 No. 12 Jalis street ohoositt tbeThlrWa I may always be found choice and select aav.

every article in his line, and hopes by aUcutMa ness aba his endeavors to sive ssriafartlna aaaan of patronage. tsood ent to aui puns 01 tns jjiscnct rr ty bps IW 1 rl eavcka) AsiU tJAtiiaLrue Mixta trm. ifyaentery, atr jf th stomach and bowel. It has osea used i somber of persons with the nigtMstsstiaxtetMo.i ttcians themselves have pronounced tt one of Ut sable remedies known, because tt positively Caret asses for which it is recommended. old by Blithe principal Drug gists ta ths OarbV JC.

D. BEACH CO. Prosn, spo ss lv City Bank fHrnrlmga. "fOCHRAN At S3 Camp treat percent paid on money left for any time a saay a treed upon. Sums or Sit and upwards rsretaal cent Interest paid on moneys left subject tsesa.

NOTICE 1 hereby given by tbe unoersigned I. 1 sole agent is VALERY ROTH, ef tne pariah a vine, sue uavmg revoaea nil powers oy ner prer granted. Widow JOHN eASX New Orleans, March S3, IMS. if LOST This morning, by a lady who su tfl'v trie 8 o'clock car from the etty to Cairo small Purple Silk RETICULE, knitted with steel containing a Fiftv Dollar hill of lha Lsmlsiana Btau and One Hundred and Forty Dollars In gold, fold brown envelope: a Ten Dollar sold niaea and Arte r. silver In a red aud blue silk purs, and pocket hand Tbe baa was dropped In the waitina mom at tht and aa tbe owner can 1U afford to lose auch sum, some noneer person na picsea it up.

will be given on retnrninc tbe ban to spI8 as munviun. TOULMin en 4T Carotxi Ileal Cat ate Agency, v. No. is Commercial A LARGE two story Frame House and tw Maoi on Jackson street, opposite the Boys' Asyksnv nal, If. O.

Crescent, True Delta, and others, whs. wi las Han. aad snlirita a ih ml fnaiv tahia behalf I 4 a une isweiiiu on rrynsnia. ncarrfacasssi street, Two large portions of (round on Jackson street, lot and one of lot. Five Lot in block, 00 Philip snd Plsquemla tnr Two half squares and one double square oa ths Hot 1 Jackson street and Lake Kali mad.

Two fine Stores on New Levee street. Three fine Batture Lots, of first sals. Also M0 acres nf excellent land, cabins, At, at lace i Cut Off. A delightful residence an 10 acres of gramas! I Christian. And a small property near Hollywood.

For sat apsa 6t F. BOOTHMAT1. French, Spanish and aclish Xaagir 1 'piDOHT BY MONSIEUR NELSON, ns sc ctssneis ir i Flattering testimonials from Cols Allen and Msf. li I nrendent.of the Kentucky Military Institute I lfobl. Bot'erand A.

Rodtfier; rum ths Losirrlue voice, after personal opportunities of judging, dsclars bis system is tbe best and the most sccessfal Uwy saw pat in practice. Now compare tuasa testisaastaii 4 the sources from which thev emanate, to th empnr a I ridiculous pretensions of self called teacher of th I ancuaae. who 'uae bo books, no aad mau eronalv offer themarlTes a ths Isst resort ts those wh to learn French, while tbey themselves rsnstt leare liah. It i too amusing. mpui Notice.

LS. ACKLET. tbsnktnl for tb psAronace eaatf i anon him at his stand aa rTnMe Vi it fves. i 4 sSnger. For passage apply to Capt Brigbtman on board, I District, takes tne liberty of infornusg his Meads tat Post a.

Third District apr) I baa dtaposed of tb basilica to Mr. Aloass Gerard, na i ERpOOL Tb fast sailing Americas tui lovuai n. rs.iLa.tiiB, xueoooia, master, is now loadinc for the shove and and aalll 'y despatch, cor freight of 600 bales cotton or the bulk wereoi apply lo ACRLTT. 6TM1. GERARD, In enierlng upon the shov kaan 1.

ape by atrict attention to trnsineaa, and his exsert rr hip SmiUiwork, to merit a bar ef the aafisiiaii ally heatowed upon Mr. Atkley. ep A Bean til ui Complexion (snarantee A LADY will, upon remittance of One Dollar, send to any part of the Union, a recipe which coarse, dark or sallow skin, white and clear, and win ly curepimples, freckles, sunburn, chapped, ante ar kin. The ingredient can be purchas. at any dra' in tbe rounby for twenty five cent.

Ladies esi'o 1 beautifol complexion wi lk find this sn oepartuBitya be missed Address, postage Qinsey." 11, New Orleans Post Office. apis 1 B. Fradel, Pupil of tbs celebrated manufacturersar surgical 1 Apparatu. of Cork Legs, Club Feet, and Braces of all kinds sf patents, saa tor and Sole Proprietor of a sew Trow ly recommended by tbe medical faculty ef "Jew Or Keens also on band and far sals a Lares aaaartsaeal af tie Dog Skin Stockings aa Surgical Instruments repaired and me ts srder S. tbe ahortrat notice.

nml p. rKl ur.u, es SV Crnirv FORSALJ6. i Two fine Family MILCH COWS, iDahaat Ottaranteed. One fane, tha hert fmhso in ST. FAPL STl.

NOTICE. likely He. 1 fellow, a Sraf rata IimM. sale at IBS Caansaan aua.e I mtnts tfs LAMAKQTTE. PhUatlelphla Saddle Sc Trank Warc i 1 iu "SBaafaTaBaaSHaaAasansl at reel ifo.

BiagBslne street. S. ROBB (lass Robk 5 receiving new eooua rrsaii I i.nar manuractory ia rnua tatiea from England. and' are nrenared to effar t' 1 tne most liberal inducements. Their stock llarfi' aaaorted, aa follow Saddlery, Saddlery Hardware.

I Leather Traveling and Packing Trunks, India Saddle, Coarh, Harness sad Trunk kattifi rials, Trimming, etc rrhainrs ar iavitad aaii. BT ly Thra. lln.J..J ii.ii.m u.arara. Tbe above reward will glvsa returning to tbi otfic the sumef 1" by a lady an Wednesday, tbe sth lnst. Th retur hopptne from D.

H. Holmes's stare abopp a gresB morocco pocket book, and constates a we a crecn aurMva I hundred dollar note of tb new lasns ef tb Canal Bve fifty dollar notes of tbe aid lasoe of that bans: Oollarafn mnA m. K.nM rrka BMaff dl long to th lady, and she wlUfeel eatnsMly sbHr' return. di4 ti Ilerses Uerses. Just arrived from CincinnatL lot ot JLaavTS Horses, among which are a few pairs Mate selected by Mr.

Creorse Crane. Some fine and well broke Kne Harass. MOf.sasrs 1aBltCIil 1 000 Cv jiLaaliTnla I Pacing aad Trotting Horse also, a few forabr ror sale st WILLIAM BEATTT ravftaTVf, n. a.ija mhio lm (near th Levee) Fourth Masvaaa AlaA 'VasaiaaiW. citolc lot ef Vircinla Nesrae rsceiveo Acholt a oav.

Among them ar Amons randyounc airls, auanaaanerlarhlad black aptj tonaed so do all manner )f plantation VffOrltarl In iviBalrfiiBT mthlnaWV. Ac snaaMMal asBBV Wvll WALTER L. CAMFbESL, En SasdAW pretty pi as. Mswark, ti. fSststaiery V.

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