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I uu a. ill THURSDAY'S EVENING EDITION. at 1 1 lb ar a a at mm ii a MVlMaie Low of Sroud ta campMrcct. neartbc I L(IUS MAT, Aact1oacen. On BATTJB DAT.

MTi. MwldttiK f.rZta Arrd. rcacrrc. to wit Tiiifflmkl InU caaoar tiuddbr Cinn. It.

a7u(miaaB4 Mid lounnmbarC 21 LtC Mil 'O net front on Camp street, br tb Ur nward FeUcii atreet, xvd 104 frrt 9 th MMt DM so feet rraot on ltwUbrm4jptbe iMCof 104 reet tncbe. (AO DM 01 BXT. icvx UKU4 a well ol.no.Kd for reidtncr. Taiao 0oUitr eaoa? bolonco at 1 aid rrara' credit hMHa aioTtpl aa the property, with 6 per cent from data ro natontr, and if net then paid, mm nrot Iff wioat. ru at.

TT A KA MAT, Aacthmeera. Om SATQBV PT, na cior. oil! be oold ataactioa Mrtii, Ito af OrooB wirai. Poodiaa, Jobs aad Prieor atreeta, bring Iota ji, oad Taa aid kxa meaoare ao fcet 1 Utcbes aow ob rwflrwioi bj irepui not Dmnco par a baav Taa loti ara well filled and Best to a cottage Oojafttrd caahi balanca at a. la and la 'm ft aw larlng aoortaaga 00 the property, with 6 per wt mmtom per unn from date.

tern of aalo before T. O. Stark, notary pabllc, at the Lataf Grwnael aad Frarae Dwclllaa; par Makllw lit dhB. TWiaa it 5AoiD MAT. Aactloneera.

On TUE8 lffmi.TtS 'ew. nU acaoldataoc wiw mil ui imnroTfinrmi oy xaoJim, Erato, 3s feet 9 inches a lineaftmt 1ST fret a Inches aad a lloxs a ooobie teamen pattimily rai.jd, with brick BOD oveuieo'i eonifw, fc ua raaa naaae ana paia far. Ooo wiird cash; balance at and 19 month' cre 1 istoi sainrf nortae on ue property. sooire 0. 81 ark.

notary public at tbe rx 1 of las rsi IXa Palaiy rm aeajr C'lalkanae Market, rrjit BEARD MAT, Auctioneers Oa TTJES IS. lgftX a IS O'clock, will bo malA sac iMrira ArcaaVa, witbont reaarra and aa accoant of miM aaoa, Tbeae lota an well situated, being wnwunn aiarset. 1 year, for notes aaiiisgt aa tbe property, with (ntereat of per 1 date to maturity. ana not men sum until aaai payment. awe bofara Wsa.

public at ft taa pair bast ta. iy Htmt Cattase BayMeaes Naymdea nn 1 KZAI.D A. MAY. Auctioneer On SATOaV Cat, toe 9th May. 1863.

will be aoid at auction at Mi Arrais, sa acco oat af departare touamsaa Lata of Graaad. with all the improvements Aaam, a taa Foarta inaotci, la toe square Dounaeo py Haas. Fmaala, Csnrsy and aixtb or recta, near tbe ras rptacwa'Mr. A Baminaa aad Mr. Beae.

Said lors meav Secb hot fepchas fraat oa Nayades street, by a Of 11U KS UUtwara um bo uaprow laa a ay seat esttaf pwa, aWleries fraat aad caiekam haaat. wt Ml rear, a aiscnea wiu two rooms. weu, avc witngardea and anrub 8t It. and 94 months' sage, wita interest of 6 per to Baatunty.and if not tnea aatu bbbj payment, xne prem the policy transferred to Tendor aotil said. mf sais before A CUaaeua, astary public.

at tbe I my I sitae tvprarad Lata aa lateral 4th District. ,11 4. ar.a 1 hlo aiaimi nut nj oimu staacoosaa aATURDAT, toe 14th InsC, at o'clock. a Basils AJeaoe, awasas raaarua" Taroa caraua Lota of Graaad la the squaru bonndrd by lawa. Jersey, Elghtk aad niatk strceti.

Foorth District. Id Ma are aaatatil 6 and T. ai raaa ring 96 feet bm Laurel straet, by a depth of 190 feet between uo Rats, Lot lis. is vacant, bat has a Sac tree 00 ir fa lw sai are tws east doable frame one story cottage ta.jraca with kitcBema ia tbe rear. Tbe bUtcbeaa oa lot far raa stay aa lot 6 oae story.

Tbeae cottages arc SNHK eaadbBiKef the beat materials. Tbe banquettes a awt aad raid fat. Persons drairoaa of purchr ing ka Toeat yneertT are melted to risit the same Tne 1 weu 11 slad to food teaaota. 1 Pas Umd csatu baloars at 6 aad 19 months' cro aous aaariaf wtgag a ths property, with later a weent see aaearn. imw beawTO.toaaoUry tbe ei las fsechsasr.

my4 Taa Sfereaauita' ExehAnce, rmmir ta close tbeaaalrsof tbe Company. iDHff, BEARD MAY. Aoctioneera. wTifnesold I) aactlaa, sa SATURDAY, May 91st, 1853. at 13 1 is I sari's Arcade, an Maaaiine street, in the city Oriessa.

by arder sfthe President and Directors Mfrraaats Exchange, the following described pro 1 rery rateable and well known improved block too as as the Merchanta' Eachange, situated Biawa Caaal aad Castumhoase streets, now occupied by HOjmaaay aa tbe "Commercial Exchange and News Foot Office and other offices, all rented to D.ct,. neaaata, the same corenng three lots of erouad, fMnvf as per plan drawa by Charlea t. Zrimple, Mrreror. sa follows i 1 ad measore each 87 feet 7 inches 1 line oyal atreet, same front on Exchange Place, by pmnuiei tinea 01 11a feet 4 mcnea. A reams 97 feet 7 iaehes I line front on Royal at iacheaSUaea front on Exchanee Place.

fcet 4 Uaes on the hue of No. 1, and in mmm aa me otner atoe line TwiuaM af the aaere property ia 89,370 per 8000111. Vat nil will k. 1 Tnsof sale will be awe fourth cash, balaoce at 1. and credit, for notes bearing mortgage on the property amra Bee cent, per annum from date to ma oad if aat toea inaid to bear a per cent, peraonpm paymeat.

The premises to be kept insured by sod policy of 1 nan ranee to be tranaftrred to at ituei sacii the two first notes are paid. Tae Bast given far purchase to baneided into coupons beesse aotary public, at the expense "Ttaaaer. myl Oa Aeeaant mt IreoeirtBre. Rosens. Talaable Batrure Store and Vacant coruer of Gtrod Fulton and Leeec atreeta TV A BEARD A MAT, Auctioeaters Oa 8ATBR 1 J.

May 14th, 1868, at 19 o'clock, will be sold at aue a 1 I (iri Arcade, without rrserre, on account of da the country, the foUowlcg Tery yaloable pro ta sispulj, beiag two Mta of ground, with all the to wirad and Notre Dame atreeta, being lota 1 raa bv Chaa. A Hedin. surveyor. Ac sa feet a incoeao lines front oa rui I fact 8 mcbea Unca front on New Levee street. a of no net a locoes 4 usee deptb and front on at, and forming tbe corner of said streets.

On a a throe story brick bulldine. quite new, rented to I I sett i at until octooer ibu. fci msaanrt same dimensions aa lot Ho. 1, and is 1 ass aad adjoining Me. 1 the aurcbeser will assume tbe ot three acta of Botes, each note for S363 33U.

due arch, lWM. 156 aad lHftS, with interest of 6 per cent ae, from March is, ISMi tbe said amount in total aaaaee. one third cash, remainder at one and Crariia far Mta baarine aiftMM oa tne arooertV. ww of 6 aor cent peraaBum from date tomata tat bawoisateuta te be kept insured and policy Umas vender entU the I and years' antes are paio. i ar Ma.

a Tha unrchaaer will aaaw three ssta of notes for Sauo, each Bote payable J4 aarca, laM. ISM and ISM, with interest of i per cent "aaa fraw MarcB IS, least the said amount ib total tn) Cub, tore was built by Messrs. Jamison A Mcintosh, tboroufhly well built Jtf'f btfare T. a Stark, aotary public, at tbe es ouirniaitu. DJi I isatuoie Batf nt JetTersna City, Tv the Cerrollcoa Railroad.

R' lUitO A MAT. Aactloneera WIU be sold TOLA DAY, tbe 10th May, at IS 'e oek, dbauauBy ntaated piece of property, under cul nat tat bail aooara boanded br Nayades. Pitt, Oauur Line streets, Booligny wjeffersoa "vuur una streets. Hoalicny anwuillsa lalfaa Imi, am rmmr 1 feet 8 rostfTierlias nreet, 160 feet front oa Pit atreet, SS srvidiaf lias af tbe of ber bail sqaare, m. SB.

71VB aTaa af 't TV. i ame payment of two aue hear, iaa nun In "A taeuat. 186a. aae for S8 m. tbe other for IS 1110411 no alter eate, wirn ibh from date ta malumy) tne oai Tana Bauavaa froaad all itlaAuiB.

awu .1 Iumi nmiL aou wetl Mt loth i na Arcade. i MAW TTJES 1 at ta aVlaek. will baaold at AOO at aae 1 ll uilln.l nana "Tf choice high laod la Shrewsbury. beUi of choice high land in Shrewsbury. Veiae la So, 1S bounded by tnrpbeU and oScvuraaadHalleaaveaeae Ha IWia Vt Severe aad Peach aveaaea.

and Byrea and aiH is Bonaded by severa ana nuuen aw auras aareets. wothird caob ia ea the property, which, if aear latgf sat of per cent per rifrJ nraham.Biif sry pubUc, st the es Balidlaa Lwta aa a tin mU, reatrve, tbia ketoe tbe laat adj udicettoa. i AE.D MAY, AactXoneere. Will be sold SATURDAY, tbe Tth May. 186S, at If a ajtiawiua aaaensea cuxui witnaat wit 6raaad ia too Pint District, late I ia toe suuuru suuaiiia ay jaiia, as.

aad MaaasiBe strut ta. Said lots am deal a I snd aacb Maaooru ta faet lBcbaa front I by a aepca of 1 foot lOtarhss 8 Unas. Oa I buiinines aaod so a dwelllne. 1 eoe tuird cash, balnea at 1 and I years aorV ea tne property was la i I iuui aom date te maturity, aad i mt aaaum aatil Cnal'paymena. a archaaera.

i id wtthla aae week Aam Astern I rTord ofreetm, osemorln daptb. oT wiimllel liaea. Tbo conais Lota of Sraand, the First District. In tbe MMsard by Comnisa. Palmyra, Roman and Der Mu.beiagkaarlos.9Bnd ta Said loci measure oa Pauayra atreet, by a depth of 100 (eet be ur aotsa bruang ate at aar sauam from date a per caat aer so 11 aw 'a at iaaafid I kssrsttu at be nio In I No.

or P. be at er. to co 4 isA'wt ist nn FICATONE OFFICE, I Tharaay. May 5. 1 P.

M. I COTTON There come Inquiry, bat thus far the amies do not exceed 1000 bales. TOBACCO Baleo hkda. at 6Vci is at eke. aad at nd yesterday 87 at 6c and at sc.

8D8AR Demand limited. Sales 900 hhda. MOLASSES aon bbla. rood re boiled were sold at 18c aad iuu ooia prime at 91c CORK 9M0 to sooo sacks were sold at 60c WHISKEY 100 bbla. Rectified were sold at roES.

Mesa retailing at SIS 75. LARD 8M bbla. prime sold at 9Hc. COFFEE too bags Rio were sold at 9c FREIGHTS Nothing new. EXCHANGES Demand moderate.

FICATONE OFFICE. Msy 6. ARRIVED. Steamship Jaa Day, Talbot, fm Key West. Tampa Bay.

mu icuinw, uracs, naming oxco ijaae ena Dtetmtri. Dr Batey, Dngsv fm Lofborrhe. Roaa, Meyner. fm Attakapaa. Bella Donna, Morrison, fm Williamsport.

Bonthern Belle, White, fin Ticksburg. Grenada, Gwartney, fm Tatoo Rirer. AfuD, Wallace, fm Yazoo City. Below r.omlnc no. Ship Ja Cooper, 64 days tm Lirerpool, to Fosdick A CO.

RECEIPTS OK PRODUCE. ATTARAPAB Steamer Ross 47 bales cotton. 13 bbla moiasaes, 94 nous soger a tseuocq 34 do Looit cnar rentier 3o do Lbot McCali 19 do Degelos, Plaisanta aco ao tronraain at everr 97 niaes, 1 bag tallow Levy sundries, order Total 47 bales cotton I bbda aaaar 11 ooio moii LAFOURCHE StMmer Dr Raiev 09 hhda anmr. TA bbla moloasrs Hewea do. 3 hbda innrJ do Em 90 do.

100 bols mn Unn Krnt, arr iai do. ai bbla soamr Elder ca 0 bbds do Lovericb Aro 40 do Jackson Aco do Beliocq 111 bbla molasaes ncwici, nann oca ao a raiitenoerger aco ou oo (aa Acc irr do to hf do tlordaa Jr 1 bbl do. 79 do pota rwwer aw ou am uhdy m. rv mod un ao reun. ijan.

tos order 1 bs moss Gerard aco do Tamer Toral 196 hhda sorar i hf wed bbls 1 WtLLlAMbrORT Steamer Bella Daojia 88 bales rot. tie oakey Hawkins 18 a Byrne Act 19 Watt De saoues 00 nnds sogar A alinenberger Aco 18 do Kelly, Cooyneham dccc Odo lab bbls do Jackson Act 6 So Gerard 4to. bbla molaaaea IS hf do Plane bo Aco sundries, order Total 1(4 bales cotton 148 hhdaangar 11 MM oo ao DVIO Steamboat JBeparturcs. TBIs DAY. CALIFORNIA.

Rose. 4 P. car. NEW ORLEANS. Whitten.6 P.

M. LmiviU GLENDY BORK.E. Bently.6 F. M. ruutomTf ilUKn BUrodr.

p. M. HCLE.i.unoa.tr. H. HILL.

Fllbrun. 4 M. Gwartney, 6 P. M. R.

M.JONES, Ankrim 8 P. M. DALMAU. Ray, 6 P. M.

CADDO No 9. Graham, ft P. M. NEW WORLD. Moore 6 P.

M. FRANK LYON. Estea. 6 P. M.

D. WHITE. Eflrit. 6 P. M.

8IMOND8. Robirds. 6 P. M. INDIANA.

Catterhn.S P. M. CHEROKEE. Smediey. P.

M. FRANKUM PIERCE. 6 P. M. taweXisa Ccd Hirer.

KedKit Cm: WiUtmi Tonow Rtvtr. iRti Neiu C2Vbuertiiemeut0. Oa Thursday morula, tbe 6th instant, at half nast ciocx, vixuinu KOdAvLLC, yooageat daaghter of Jona M. aad Virginia Borke. xucmraaaof toe xaaairy are lnvltea ro attend tne funeral 10 o'clock.

To Morrow Morning, front lha residence of tbe parents, ea Apollo atreet, between Jackson and Jose phine atreeta. 7 Baltimore papers will please copy. Oa the 11th of March, of conournDtion. at Saline. Wash tenaw county.

Mlchiean. in the soth year of his aae. Mr. GEO. B.

ALVORD, a native af New York, hot for several years a resident of Hew Orleans, amongst whose citizens had made but warm peraonai frlenra bv aeaut wiu ae sincerely regrctteo. Saathera Ladlra' Bask. T'HE publication of the Mav number of the "BOOTH ERN LADIES' BOOK" baa been annvoldablv de tared for a few days, owing to the bob arrival of the steel plate engravings At wui oe oeuvvreu to suoociiDers oa aioaaay, ho inst. J. J.

JONES. Publisher and Proprietor. my 3t 99 Camp at WANTED A situation in a bouse by a young man who would devote bis whole attention ta employer a interest, unexceptionaoie reacrencea aaa secnt.ty given 11 required aaiary no oojecr. Ajy com munication at toe omce or vurry at reraon, torn merclal Place addressed H. will meet with prompt attention Bft lm A CJJU.

Theatre VailarJea. MRS. HOWARD'S LAST BENEFIT AND FINAL ADIEU TO NEW ORLEANS THURSDAY EVENING. May 6, laVL taking leave of her friends aad tbe public at large. Mrs.

Howard tenders bee waimcat acknowledgements for past favors, and begs to assure tbem that tbe many kindnesses bestowed upon her daring tbe last four see sons will be ever cheerfully remembeied and treaarred in a grateful heart On this farewell occasion will be presented the choice old Coined of THE WONDCR; Or, Woman Keeps a Secret I Donna Viol ante, atrs Howard. In tbe coarse of the evening variety 'of SINGING AJTD DANCING. To ronchde with tbe domestic and thrilling Drama, founded upon Bkwmfield poem, entitled the MILLER'S MAID. Tre Miller's Mrs Howard rBoz Book now open. myl Statd River.

ssi, FOR SHREVEPORT. BRAND ECORE, ai" aT Alexandria, arrd all Intermediate landings mk. JiTli.wuil fat ruauine steamer CADOO 3. John llislism insstsr Trill leave as above oa 8 ATU DAT, tb 7th Inst. 6 o'clock P.

M. Porfrelfhtor paaaafe apply on board, or J. H. MORRISON lya ro. a ron irfw lliarklla Klvsr.

FOR BAYOD MACON, TENSAS AND Black Rivers. Tbe safe and fast running I steamer J. at. RELr, cnaa. 11 ail.

leave tor tbe above and all intermediate landings. SATURDAY. Tth inst. at o'clock F. M.

For frelf ht paaaaee apply oa board or to or to M. RELF A 19 New Levee. myS Kn Wml. FOR ill WEST. VTA PENSACOLA.

i Apalachicola, at. Marfea. cedar aey aad Tarn oa Bav O. A Mail Lino The O. A mall ateaanahlp JAMES L.

DAY. W. H. Talbot, commander, win leave tne Lake end of tne ronicoarraia aaiireao on SATURDAY. the Tth May.ea tbe arrival of the 4 o'clock M.

cars, far tbe above porta. For frelf ht or passage apply to myo a un.e.a.iv, naavmu a rvfua h. sar All anal labia matter must sasa tbroucb the oost office: ia rv.l,hl will he received at the Pontcbartraia Rail mad tbls day. Tbe destination at freight mast In all ca xs marked oa tbe pacaaera Wo freigbt received witBourtaBoraer Tm nita NEW VORJk. AND ALABAMA.

sTCAH ship Company For New York, machine at I Havstia foaail oo FRIDAY, tbe 10th May. lOo'ckvkA. M. The new side wheel steamship BLACK. I WARRIOR, I no tone, w.

aoareiot, v. o. mnjiuuju 1 will leave Mobile as aoove. ror rreigii or i wrj i my to JAB. CUCTHUHl avu.m..i rnt PHILADELPHIA Louisiana Line The I fastsallias Al regular packet bark SaRAGOSSA, I A.

Tor icy. master, having mnat of her cargo en 1 pita, wiU have despatch. For tretfht or tbe Dais of sou bales cotton or passage, having ana appiy the caotaia oa board, opposite tbe Mint, or to mTs C. J. MERXR A Poydraa s.

mm RONET Jnat received, ia tierces and bbla, in store aad for sale by myft St E. J. HART icoooptwiuuw at. '1R7BISKEY 360 bbla. a halves Boyle's Rose, for sale By i.

I VV ruaac VS iiia. ar wraviar at. a tenant a khla la'iiH nee ceati A. able. Boyle's Coiogne 101x118, per cent; ror aaie oy mys at PIERRE C.

DE rXTSTEE, ST Sravier at BRIDOEWATER PAINT Oreoad la Oil 800 keaa. Just received aad for le by 0. C. BOGERT A 70 Camo tt Aseata for tbe States of Louisiana. Alabama.

Mississippi en Texas. Tasrrrs Matleci. FOR the eeavenieace of Tobacco Shippers, I bays made arraneemeaU with Meat. Price. Walsh 81 aad SSNatcbes strest, te receive all storages doe oa my tobac cert ncates.

woo win enaoree we same oeiors pi aented at my office for delivery. Bsya im a o. aa aaipuan. Cnttanadea. Oenliue, Htrlpna.

dVce. ON accouat of the artsneaa of tae sssssa, we will sell ear rcma'aine stock af Cottooades. Denims and SUlpss, at icdaced prices, ana a very usrs ai "a Law priced sad extra fine Madder Lauras and EsttaamerereFreaebJaraneea. utra a fALMER A atdaitW Camp at. nahlp nnel Beak KeepJaa.

5 MtCLUU bej opened bis School. NoTe Cantp tst. Stbe rTp taaehine the above 2 1 Oi.u raaa. aa OS SB derive w. T.kUa arnlra I theadvaatacuaf too lactaraa.

Bcbool bears areas a wo o'clock, sad from toS. aiaYlA. Ttfsta far BOO AVeCYinx, 1. Bt Tv il Taasaaatevwmteiscaadal in can er ptiaoco oa my pats. Kfk awCi Wlas SetUes foe Fensi I I le be ta for I NEW ORLEANS: E7 Tbe Lint of Letters remaining in the Poet Office will sppeax in this paper to morrow.

ty By the Northern mail this morning we bare no Boaton papers and only some or the New York oaDer doe. The Baltimore, Wash ington, Richmond, Charleston and Savannah pa pen which were doe, came to hand. We are indebted to the purser of the Jaa. L. Day for Apalachicola and Pentmcola papers.

Thk New Bank. In the list of names of the directors of the new Bank of Orleans," pub lished this morning, those of C. Yale, and Henry Rodewald were accidentally omitted. A Scooeition. We would suggest that when the acts of the Legislature just adjourned are printed and compiled in book form, it would greatly facilitate reference if, instead of being arranged according to their numbers as heretofore, the public acts were all placed together and distinct from the private bills.

Jamaica Mails. A gentleman of our acqukia lance doing business at Kingston, Jamaica, in letter of the 33d oIL to a friend in this city, com plains bitterly of the manner in which the Ame rican mail steamer entering that port treat their postal service there The Uncle Sam and Geor gia, for instance, came in here the day before yesterday, and in their hurry to get off refused to wait five minutes for tbe mails, deceiving the poet office and leaving passengers behind by sail ing several hours before their advertised time." E7 In referring to the union of action aad the interests of parties who are building the New Orleans and Texas telegraph lines a few days aince.it was stated that out gentleman connected therewith had withdrawn entirely from the con cern. It should have been stated tnat ne was about to sell bis interest therein to the parties uamed, as a division of the force upon all the routes would grestly expedite the work. Pacixo Match. A pacing match comes off at 4 o'clock this afternoon, oyer the Metaitie Course, between Tern SwuU and John Burnett.

Mile heats to saddle purse of $200. Notabt Pcblic. Mr. Walter J. Peters, of this city, late secretary of the Board of Assistant Al dermen, has, we are informed, been appointed by the Governor a notary public for this parish.

Mr. Peters many friends will be glad to bear of this bit of agreeable news. CoatrLurxKTAar. We learn that a large num. ber of the friends of the veteran Brougb, the manager of Gottsehalk's concerts, sre getting up a complimentary entertainment lor nis neneni, in which young Gottachalk has kindly consented to take part as a performer.

We hope Brougb will give us a chance on the occasion of once more bearing his fine basso voice and fine old songs. Yovno Oottschalk. The Odd Fellows' Hsll presented a brilliant array of auditors Isst evening for young Gottsehalk's concert A greet many amateurs went expressly to hear bis per formance of Beethoven sonata. There wa desire to hear him in classic music, snd although to the 01 peliot Beethoven Is a closed snd incom prehensible book. Gottsehalk's style of playing in the piece mentioned, excited general admiration.

He has evidently studied tbe classical ss well as the fan tr tic school. The success of bis portion of the evening's entertainment wsa un doubtedhis reception as enthusiastic ss usual We cannot say so much for the other performers. Feitlinger wrs hoarse snd tbe violinist was un satisfactory. AannsnxNTS This Bvarrja. PUcidt't Farts tic.

Mrs. Howard's farewell benefit. The farce called tbe Two Wueena." tbe comedy of Wonder, or Woman keeps a Secret," and the vaudeville "Jenny Lind" will be played. Mr. Flacide, Mr.

Holland, and all the best strength of tbe company will appear. French Tkutfrc. Tbe celebrated (rand opera of Robert Diable," by Meyerbeer, will be performed. Delavarde. eenibrel, M'me Fleury Joly and M'lle Paola, sustain the leading personationa.

AntfAera Afuansa. The comedy called His Last Legs" and the farce entitled a Pleasant Neighbor" are to be played. Mas. Howabd's Burarrr. There can be very little doubt that the performances at tbe Varieties tbls eve slug for tbe benefit of Mrs.

Charlea Howard will be largely attended sad greatly approved of. Tbe oc cation is one em inently calculated to attract tbe beat clam of oar theatre going population, and the plays selected are such aa cannot tail, if performed as the casta would indicate that they will be, of receiving very aea applause. The final and fare well benefit of an actress so well and ao widely known, so popular and so attractive, ao much esteemed, and for so loaf a time, would be aa event la any city In this It will an event of considerable Import and will, doubt lew, in aoste way or other, be especially noticed. We regret my that tbe rumor wbicb would re engage Mrs. Howard tbe next season Is totally groundless and Incorrect.

Thx OrxaA. Those who are fond of a good opera well performed, aad desire to be present at the repre sentation of such, wtu thank as far calling tbetr notice to Meyerbeer's opera of Robert le Diable," which will be pel fm rued tbls evening at tbe Orleans theatre, with Dela varde, eenibrel, M'me Fleury Joly and M'lle. Paola in Its Important characters. The audiences at the Orleans have lost little of tbe beauty and brilliancy they bad tbrouf boat tbe winter. Mtjgauat Dramatics.

The neat and comfort able little theatre which bat been fitted np In the Museum bonding and opened with a regular theatrical company. engaged for the summer eeasoa, baa thus far received very food patronage, and undoubtedly will prove a profitable speculation. An audience of tare or three hundred can be very comfortably eeatsd la it and without any annoyance from the heat. This theatre will be a great addition to tbe amusements of the city daring tbe hot weather. ass znokbs.

The following persons came pas sengers on the U. S. Mail steamship James L. Day, arrived this morning from Key West, rta Florida ports mJ Randall. Miai Wrisht and servant.

Miss Msnnd. H. B. i Ware, lady and eon: R. Tydinea and lady, L.

V. IT. Der 1 can tel. Levi Msund, Broome, Prior, Hant.Cooly, Perkins, I Brown, Maxwell. Clements, Little, smltb, Allison.

lawyer, Monroe, Dupont, McBrlde, Mul liken, Allbrif bt. Miller, and elf ht on deck. The village of Flushing, Long Island, is to be connected with New York. Tbe route is to be through Greenpoint, and along the river side throuKh Williamsburg; to the Brooklyn line, and thence to one of the Brooklyn ferries, provided permission can be obtained of tbe Brooklyn authorities. fiitsias In the Democratic State Convention at Montgomery, on the 2d, tbe rule to require a vote of two thirds to nominate a candidate for Governor, was adopted, OiKtbe morning of the 3d, the rote was as follows John A.

Winston 15L Thomas A. 65, o. w. Harris its. Two thirds (156) of tbe votes east being necessary, no nomination was made.

Oa the eighth ballot Messrs. Walker ana ms were wi in drawn, and Winston was nominated for Governor by acclamation. Chief JustU Ttuut A Washington despatch says it is believed by some of the friends of Chief Justice Taney that ho will decline farther service on the bench of the Supreme Court on account of his ag ad ill health. He is bow ia his seventy seventh year. ry The gold, silver aad copper coinage "of I the U.

8. Mint and its branches, 'during the first I certain the conatrnction or the road, mvl three months af tha present year, amounted te I thus open to hex a mmnnlcation with Pitta 114,978,701, The receipts or silver at tha Phila. I burg, and also with, tha lakes by ths very short t' art 1 I. I nnii MoaM tha aaa. aeipnia Mint ewuua aujs uu coimig i profressisr rapidly.

amonat of silver bul 1 Bon already ehtpoaitad ainee the ew Jaw rest tnto ereratfoa WxWk a ij 1 I Telegraphed to theNewOrleans Picaynne FURTHER BY STEAMER BALTIC. Havre fjattaa By the National Line. Nrw Yosx, JUaf 2. The Baltic reports the Havre cotton market as dull. The sales for two days amounted to 4,000 bales.

Law middling Orleans is quoted at 83. The imports since the departure of the last steamer were .3,000 bales the stock on band 70,000. ureal nniain. Tbe budget presented by the Chancellor of the Exchequer is very favorably received in financial circles. Its lesding features are a continuation of the income tax for seven years, reduction of the duty on tea, and reduction of the tax on newspaper advertisements to 6d.

The bill for the admittance of the Jews into Parliament has passed the House of Commons by a smsll majority. Its success in the House of Lords is doubtful. Frances Trade was dull in France. The quarterly re turns of the revenue show a slight improvement The grand religious ceremony for the repose of the soul of the first Emperor Napoleon, which was to bsve taken place on tbe 1st inst, was postponed to the 4th. It is stated that the Government of Austria has ronsented to surrender to Napoleon III.

the sshes of the Duke of Reichstadt, so that theremains of the great Napoleon's son msy rest by the side of bis illustrious aire. Spain. Gen. Lersundi is at the head of the new Min istry. The Cortes hai been dissolved.

Tbe object of this measure is rumored to be the prevention of inopportune revelations before that body by Gen. Concha, late Captain General of Cuba, con cerning the slave trade in Cuba, snd in which there was danger of the Queen Mother, Chris tina, being implicated. New Yerk CatCoa Market. New York, Afe 2. Cotton is "4c lower since the receipt of the Baltic's news.

The market is dull. Middling 10. President Tierce. The President will go to New Hampshire in a few days, and will be absent a couple of weeks. fJensal nt Havana.

Nathaniel Terry, of Alabama, is a prominent candidate for the Consulship at Havana. A Death. (By the Morse Southern Line Baltimose, Afoy 3. Chief Justice Gibson, of Pennsylvania, died at Philadelphia to day. The President.

The Washington Union says that President Pierce will remain in Washington all summer. Ass la taa Secretary af State. Dudley Mann, U. 8. Assistant Secretary of State, arrived in Wsshington from Europe last night.

The Inecutereaaeaa nqoadren. The Nary Department at Washington has re ceived late dates from the Mediterranean Squa dron. All well. Barthauake at Washington. A slight shock of an earthquake was felt in Washington yesterdsy.

Ulver IateWceaee By the National Line. Louisville, Afay 3. The steamboats Reindeer, Gen. Lafayette, Lexington, Belle Key and Em press have arrived from New Orleans. The peisage of the Reindeer was made in 5 days, 1 hour and 33 minutes, snd of the Empress in days and 8 hours.

The river here baa fallen four inches during the last twenty four hours. Mobile Items. We do not find much in the papers from our sister city, out of which to make up items, this morning. The papers are justly bragging of the quick trip of their fine steamer Black Warrior, and the equally fine fresh shad, codfish and lobsters brought by her. Professor Rainey, recently in this city, bas ar rived, and is giving lectures illustrative of the principles of Ericsson's calorie engine.

The Histrionics are to give the first entertain ment of their season to night On Tuesday our neighbors had plenty of rain, and during tbe whole day the wind was so violent ss to cause the bay and waters in front of the city to rise to aa unusual height K. M. D. are the significant initials of a mystic association who celebrated their first an niversary on Monday night by a brilliant masked procession and ball. Tbe new ship, recently purchased by Roger Stewart is to be called William R.

Hallett in honor of one or Mobile's first clsss citizens. We wish the Hallett a safe launch and all pos sible success. IfrnvmL The Vincennea, tinder the command of Com. Ringgold, and two or three of the other vessels belonging to the squadron to explore the China Seas and Bearing's Straits, were to ssil from Brooklyn navy yard on the 29th ult, for Norfolk, where further orders will be given to Com. Ringgold, and then the fleet will proceed to its destinstion.

Arkmmtm River. At Little Rock, oa tbe 29th nit, the Arkansas river was only navigable for the smallest craft tW A People's Washing and Bathing Estab lishment was sometime sincaestablisbed in New York, at a cost of $40,000. Its success has been most satisfactory. tdkr" A man named Jacobs has been convicted at New London, Ct, of placing obstructions on tbe rails or the Willimsntie Railroad, find sen. tenced to eight years' imprisonment in the State prison.

A well merited punishment for such malice. r3During the last eleven years Boston has raised and expended for public school purposes $4,810,863 40. Notwithstanding the excess of population in New York, Boston during the last five years has expended a larger amount for educational purposes than that city. A Washington despatch says CoL Sloo, the succeaafnl competitor for the Tehuantepec grant, arrived in that city on the 25th nit Worth CersUas. John Kerr, of CaswelL is announced as a Whig candidate for the Fifth District lately represented by the Hon.

James Morehead, who declines being a candidate for a reelection. The nilademhiajtnd BatthBgre Railroad Company ia preparing to proceed at once with the erection of abridge over the Susquehanna river. A survey is already in progress tot tbe pnrsose of ascertaining the best point for its Jfaay lima'. The resolution which passed the first branch of the Baltimore City Council, re questing tbe city delegation in the Legislature to urge the grant of authority to the city to endorse the bonds of the Pittsburg and Connellsville Rail road Company to the amount of has also passed the second branch by a decided veto. This step on the part of Baltimore will reader ws uium uu aiia i board and the waters or tne uiu A cotton factory is about to.

be erected Ut Chibt Later from Key West. By the arrival of the steamship James L. Day, this morning, from Key West and other Florida ports, we have the following letter from a corre spondent at Key West We are glad to oboe ire that tbe locomotive intended for the Opelousas Kallroad, which was lost at the wreck of the brig Cymbrua, has been recovered. Correspondence of the Picaynne. Ksr Wkst, orii 27, 1853.

KU. Pie. We herald the arrival of tbe James L. Day, the first regular steamer with the U. S.

Mails between yours and the Florida porta Several vain attempts have been made te connect this city with New Orleans, by sea going steam ers, but, owing to the illiberal policy of the Departments at Washington, all have proved failures. The successful contractors, Messrs. Green, Harding Sc. Co, of your city, will now re ceive from the Post Office Department a sum sufficient to ensure the perpetuity of the service and we congratulate our citizens on a consumms tion so long and earnestly sought for. The trade of western, middle, snd southern Florida may be now unimportant but with increased facilities it will igrow with a vigorous growth, until a weekly line will soon be insufficient to meet the demands.

Success attend the James L. Day I The manne news to day ia unimportant The locomotive lost or sunk alongside of the bris Cymbrua has been raised snd is now alongside the wharf. This engine is destined for the Ope lousas road and is very heavy, being built so for the purpose' of settling the new track. All the parts of the locomotive are saved and we doubt not that it will be shipped soon to its plsce of destination. The coast survey schooner Sec.

Corwin has arrived. Lieut Craven will immediately com mence work at Carysfort, finishing the hydro graphy of that dangerous portion of the coast The following are the arrivals and departures at this port since tbe departare of the Isabel ARRIVALS. I ci. a i t.i.. Schooner Petrel.

Lieut. Totten. Reef. So Revenue cutter Sea Drift, Lieut Randolph, New ora. 7 Schooner' Emma.

Alder. Tarn Da. Steamer Jet. L. Day, Talbot, New Orleans.

wrecsrre wiin tne engine irom ong vuoorus, lost on toe try rtoras. OXPABTUaXS April S3 Schooner Relempsgo, Saunders, New York. ti Schooner w. looiss, nana, siooiie. Bark J.

W. Coffin. Walton, Havana. Steamer Jaa, L. Day, Talbot, new Urlcana.

Letter frem Baltlmere. 8pecial Correspondence of the Picayune. Balttmosk, April 28 6 r. m. I learn from a source which is entitled to credit that Louis Napoleon, in concert with the young Empress, bas extended a friendly invita tion to his relatives, the Bonapartes in this city, to visit France.

The family here, a son and grandchildren or Jerome Bonaparte, Napoleon's brother, are in the line of promotion, in fact to the imperial crown. Jerome Bonaparte, the grand nephew or old Napoleon, is a young man about twenty two years of age, and belongs to the U. S. Army, having graduated at West Point He is a young gentleman of remarkable personal attractions, and noted for his intelligence, amia bility of character, Ac Not the slightest osten tation attaches itself to him. This youthful lin ealtascendsnt of the renowned Corsican, hs, I am informed, accepted the imperial invitation.

and purposes visiting Paris soon, for which pur pose he hs, or is sbout obtaining, leave of absence from the President for six months. This looks like a disposition upon the part of his imperial highness to cultivate friendly feelings, not only with his consanguineous relations, but with our Government Mrs. Bonaparte, the first wife of Jerome Bona parte, and who was a Miss Patterson, of Balti more, still resides in our city. She is about sev enty years of age, very sprightly and immensely rich. The nephew of old Napoleon and father of young Jerome who contemplates visiting France, is a man about forty years or sge and altogether unpretending, He is said to be the best likeness or his uncle ever aeen, and from all portraits of the distinguished Emperor, I am inclined to think this correct His peculiar passion is a love of good horses.

This seems to be the climax of his ambition. He keeps the beet stud of animals in the country, The World's Fair in New York is beginning to attract mnch attention. Thousands are talking of attending it People will pour in there from all parts or the world. A gentleman just return ed from the city of New York, who was out to look at the Crystal Palace, informs me that it is far from being completed, and, in his judgment cannot be finished in season to accommodate all desirous of entering the exhibition as competi tors. There is not much news here to day.

The weather is very warm, and vegetation coming forward plentifully. Business is active. The city is filled with an unusually large number of strangers. Flour to dsy is selling at $4 7594 81 for How srd street Red wheat 1091 15 white da. $1 S091 Z7, Coffee firm sales of 7,000 bsgs Rio at to 10c per pound.

Stock oa hand 40,000 bags. Sugars sre firmer sales at e. advance. Stock large. New Orleans molasses 28389tsc.

per gallon. Money very easy. Good paper on the street Ue percent Financial affairs generally easy. SAort Voyrngt aad Good Oae. Vineyard Gazette says that the ship Champion, Capt Rip ley, which arrived at that port on the 83d ult.

having been absent nineteen months and eight days, pays a clear profit to her owners of over $1,000 per. month during her entire This is very good whaling, although such voyages are not uncommon. fy It is reported that ex Sec. Corwin, on his return from his approaching continental tour, designs locating, for the practice, of his profes sion, in Louisville, hsving made arrange ments to reside in the immediate vicinity or that city. Ma, Sotna's Mission to SFADft The Balti more American, in commenting upon Mr.

Soule's mission to Spain, refers to a statement in the Bee of this city, (on the French side,) that al though Mr. Soule goes to Madrid as our Minis ter Plenipotentiary, be is also secretly charged with a special mission. The cession of Cuba is at the bottom of Mr. Soule's embassy." The American taking this for aa authorized state ment expresses the opinion that If Cuba is to be won it will not be by diplomacy, and adds We are of opinion that the President acted jrery wisely in ehosing a rentlemaa whose views were so well known. When he arrives ia Madrid, hi courteous manners, fine address, and ability to speak tbe language, will promptly secure him the courtesies of society.

The mo tlnna aiill Ka mada nn hnth aides. With OSeX am pled elegance. There will be a great deal of taia, a great many snniga i many compliment great many SrZLTZl Mrs7ivvK Spanish talent for procrastination, ua wiuHse I horni ta tall as once more, as Mr. Saunders did I some year ago thst Her Majesty onld rather see the uueen 01 mo vraters of the Atlantic than become the property of this r.i a avail' Ir'WnwU efftvaa aaoa eon of Isaac Clasoa, one of the moat pro nxlnsnt "1 swisn.aiissxissiiui nlt at his residence CHason foist, VVestches 1 ter county, it the art of fqui, irter Drier I liins1 aur posed tq bays teen caused by ths imp 1 tore oT a bloo4 vessel in the brain. 1 to Front Havana.

By the Black Warrior we have received a file or the Diane eU la JUartmm to the 30th ult That paper is engaged in discussing the retails tory act of 1833, which excludes, by its operation. Spanish vessels from the trade between this country and Cuba. It takes occasion to say In the bosom or Spain there is not at this present time any feeling or anger or prejudice against the Anglo American nation in mass, and if we sometimes offend their eelf esteem by telling them the truth (to which they are not much accustomed.) we do nothing; more than repay a small part ot the abuse with which we are re paled. With the United States, as. with every other nation, we desire to live on the rooting or oecorons menoenip, always provided they re ciprocate, and although the remembrance of the past msy, in some degree, augment our demands, they will never become excessive, if the amend on tneir part is radical and sincere.

The advices from Mexico, the Rio Grande ar New Mexico are all matter or comment for the Diario, which announces that the late occur. rences in those regions will put the policy of Mr. Pierce to the proof. The old "Teatro del in future to be called the "Teatro de Villanueva," after the old caunt or that name, who was Tor so many rears Intendant there. Havana will now have the "Tucon" and the "Villanueva" theatres, and thus the great strife of these two mortal enemies in life, will, after death, be continued upon the min ic stage.

A paragraph among the local items" of the Diario, records that the vacant space of the sea shore west of the Punta fort is to be graded, and that the Paseo" will be continued to that point and there terminate in a gloritta or circular ter minus. The piat spoken of has for a Ion time been the execution ground, and is the spot where Gen. Lopez suffered. a The News by the Canada The Baltimore 8nn of the 29th nit, bas a des. pat from Halifax with ths news brought by tne a teams nip uanada, wnieh left Liverpool on tne lota ult We annex everythinK of interest RNOLAIVn.

The uiascow steamsniD comDsnv had con tracted for another steamer to run between New York and Glasgow, in cori unction with the stesmer Glasrow. A commercial house at Bre men were about to put two steamers recently nurcnasea irom tne uerman states, on tne line lor new York. In the House of Commons, on tbe 14th. Sir Hush de Lacy asked the Government whether, in negotiations with the United States or Central America, the nsnts snd interests or imtian sub jects in Hondurss, and those or Britain's ancient lly, tbe Kins; or Mosquito, had been reirarued. Lord John Russell replied that the negotiations were not vet terminated, and that conseauentlv any statement would be ntemature.

A resolution to abolish tbe doty on advertise ments was asreed to without a division. The London ponce searched aossuth's bouse on tbe morninx or the 14th, and large stores or arms and ammunition were found. It is stated that the recent arrests in Prussia were in consequence of information furnished bv tne London police, who placed spies around tbe houses or the refnrees. Ia the House of Commons, on Friday, Sir J. Walmsley asked the Government if these statements were true, and if the British Government had given assurances to foreign powers that the refugees should be put under surveillance.

Lord raimersion replied mat a warrant was issued to search a house at Kotnernitne. not occu pied bv Kossuth, in which were a lane Quantity of rockets, shells and gunpowder, bat no as surance bad been riven to roreirn nowera. ex. eepting that the refugees would not be allowed to abuse the hospitality or isngiand. mr.

uuncomoe said tnat tnese munitions were found in a rocket rectory, snd were for sale. Mr. Bnrbt asked Lord fanners ton Kossuth had really any connection with the munitions. Liord aimers ton replied mat ne did not know he would cast no imputations on Kossuth. It would be the subject of future inquiry.

Lord Stuart charred tne uovernment witn getting np a raise charge against Kossuth. The suoject wa? tnen dropped. Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe was welcomed on lending by a large crowd, and proceeded to the hoose or Edward Cropper, where she met a select party. Next morning Dr.

McNeill presented the address or welcome. She was entertained next day by the Liverpool Negroes So ciety, and presented by tbe British Bible Society with 130. She left on the same day for Glas gow. a A The Emoeror has entirely recovered from his recent indisposition. It is rumored at Paris that the projected trana Atlanuc steamship enterprise bas been aben doned.

SPAIN. The latest advicee deny the truth of the re norted insurrection in Barcelona. Tbe epanisn Ministrv resumed in a oodyon tbe elh of ApriL Their resignsnoB was accepted by tbe Queen. Gen. Lersundi baa been charged with tbe formation of a new Cabinet There were rumora at Madrid on the 10th of April of an insurrection In Catalonia.

ao a i a Austria has refused the demand of Piedmont and the Piedmontese Ambassador has quitted Vienna Mazzini was reported to be at Turin, but was subsequently reported to nave crossed into i una TtJnKKT AMD 1D1II1. Dates from Constantinople have been received to the 31st The negotiations with the Russian Minister were prog. eesinr amicably. Prince Mensehikoff requires thst the character of the negotiations be kept private. Alexandria dates to the 3d or April state that there were rrest diaturbances ia Arabia, and that the Porte's authority was tottering.

rllllii The resort of a serious misunderstanding be tween the Persian Court and tbe British Government was confirmed. The British Minister was preparing to leave. CHINA. Hong Kong dates have been received to Feb ruary 25th. The American Commissioner at Macao will shortly proceed to Shanghai.

Com. Perry was daily expected. The rebellion was progressing to a fearful extent and preparations were making for defence at Nankin. The sloop Saratoga and storeship Supply were at Shanghai. Guizot has proposed the Hon.

Edward Everett for corresponding member of the French Academy of Moral and Political Science. Exptntt of Living ia Waahmrton. The batch' ere of Wsshington inform the public, by adver tisement, that, from "the scarcity ot cattle aad other stock, and the hirh prices demanded for it, thev are comoelled to ask from twelve and a half to eighteen and three fourth cents poonu tor choice beer, and other meant, in pnprui. The Republic says: nn.ki tk. la.t vaar.

hnnae renbi have risen at least thirty per cent over former high rates, and the demand for tenements is far from being sat. isfied. In fact, the prices of household neceasa ries generally have been considerably increased, with ao prospect or an immediate abatement Prowcrfv Lett im Railroad Cart. A late English decision pronounces it larceny for the attendant of A railroad company to appropriate to nia awa aia hronertw left behind by paasenfrers. ia rail Ms it'ffr th.

chier office of the company. At last accounts from Beaton, Robert G. the eminent merchant was lying with ocaiy any prospect of recovery, The Parker Vein Coal Company's line of propeller steamships foal from Baltimore Now York, is to eonaUsf of fifteen Teasels, ths whale to be furnished by Oapt Loper, of Phfia delphU. Macaalay was expected to mora Volumes of his History of England last month. His health' is to Irrevocably shattered, aad rears ars esteruiaed thit he will aevar ha aUa to complete ths work which he has projected, ef i of Zalke the Evergreen so shall onr Friendship be.

Same liken their love to the beautiful roar. And some to tbe violet sweet in the shade But the Flower Queen dies when tbe 8ummer day nee, And tbe bine eye shuts op when tbe Sprine oioaaoms fade I so we'll choose tor ear emblem a stardler tblae, Ws will jo to the soountain and worship its roe Then a health to tbe Cedar tbe rverreea Alne. Like that Evergrean so ihall our Friendship be. perfume it carries deeply concealed, I IJ" breath of rich acent will Its branches iaapartj But bow lasting and pure la tha revra'ed In the inmost and deeaast recces af Ira heart 1 m.i in mith. audit ttvotbriabtloaai .1 And the longer it liveth the nobler tbe tTee, Tbeo bealth to the Cedar the true aad the atroas.

Like tbe Evergreen so snail ear Frteadsbipbel It Kouunetb enseered in ths deluge sf Uebt Wbentbe flood of the sa. tide topnnarmad With the storm laden. and thundar ciaJaaarf. And sh ebaa tbM Feroua Find par spirit unaltered and staunch ss tb? tree Tbea a bealth to the Cedar the Evergreee Btna Llks that Evergreea ao shall ear Frioartshlp bel A Puzzler. The 87th nit wss ths fortieth day of the Gardiner trial.

When will it be brought to a closet The New York Times says that the North river boats those splendid floating palaces which have constituted a peculiar feature of the travel from New York tb Al bany are becoming obsolete so far aa tbe great mass of travel is concerned, and that this year they will have to be content with emigrants and second class passengers at low rates, while the fashionable travel, as well as that of the clsss who hold that time is money, will be monopolized by the railroad. The second track of the Hod son river railroad will soon be completed, and the express trains which now make the trip la three and a half hours, will be succeeded by lightning trains, to run from New York to Albany in three hours. The destruction of the Henry Clay and the explosion or the Relndeechave also made the public fearful of this mods' of convey. 1. ance, and with the superior speed of the railroad will carry tbe day against them.

Xearaciy. The corner stone of the new Wei iger House, a large Hotel, at Frankfort, was laid en the 18th nit The Commonwealth says The building bet a length of170 feet upon Main atreet with an extension back of 800 feet. The centre front will have an elevation of four' stories, including the basement, and the wings three stories, including the same. There will be in front a beautiful stsirwsy and portico, with six Corinthian columns, with piazzas ea each side connecting with the parlors aad hall, the whole imparting to the entire front a varied and elegant outline. The basement floor will comprise or stores for rent a billiard room, bar room, barber shop snd bath room, with servants' rooms snd cellars.

The principal floor will consist of a larre entranea hall flftv he thirtvivm ra a parlor and a reception room for ladies, and the same Tor gentlemen a main corridor from end to end of the building; a dining room seventy feet by thirty seven, kitchen, Ac, Over the dining room there will be a large ball room. The other portion of tbe npper stories will be occupied with chambers, and arranfrementn suitable to a first class hotel. The erection of this hotel is an undertaking of the corporate authorities af onr city, who do serve much praise (or the public spirit they have displayed in the premises. The coat of the build ing and furnishing is estimated at about $70,000. Mr.

Anthony, of Louisville, 'chief machinist on the Louisville and Frankfort Railroad, met a sudden and horrible death, just below Lagrange, oa the evening of the 22d ult He hsd cbme oat on the locomotive or the passenger train to ob serve its running, and had stooped down to oil nome or the machinery, when a rail projscting from the fence at a cow gap struck and knocked. him off the engine. He fell nnder the train, and the whole passed over his. head, silling him instantly. The Expected Comet of 1856.

From an article published by an eminent astronomer, M. Bsbinet member of CAeadtana dee Science, tha Kraaeh journals give ns some interesting details relative to a comet which, in all probability, will appear somewhere about the year 1856. This is one of the largest comets described by Euro pea a or Chinese observers. Its periodical course sbout 300 years. It was seen ia the years 104, 392, 683, 976; again in 1864, and the last time in 1350 always deecriDed aa ahininr witb an extraordinary brilliancy.

Astronomers bad agreed ia announcing its return in 1648 but it has hitherto failed to appear, and according to the qaaint ex pressiott or M. Bsbinet, np to this moment is living oa its brilliant reputation I All the observatories were at first in despair regarding tbe fate of this beautiful star, and Sir John HerscheU himseir had put crape upon his telescope, whea a wise calculator or Middlebourg, M. Bomme, had the good fortune to reassure the learned. world that it wss net lost to ns, as had been reared, bat onlv retarded in its motion. An xious as all others bad been at the non arrival of this rare and renowned visitor, M.

Bomme, sided by the preparatory labors of M. Hind, with a "pa tienee and devotedness truly German, went ever the calculations, and made a new estimata of the separate and combined action of all the planets upon this comet or three hundred years. The result of this severe labor gives its arrival in August 1858, with an uncertainty of two years, more or less so that between 1856 and I860, we may hope to see that great luminary, which in 1556 caused Charles ths Fifth to abdicate. Boston Transcript. oitt itrr llm a Kitom.

EECOSOEa 8EDZENEAD COURT. LAxcsirr. Sophia Verna was yesterday ar. rested in tbe Third District, on theehsrge of hsving stolen a gold dollar from Louisa Msyers. CAUsnta a Cutld's Dxath.

Mary Davis wss yesterday arrested in Royal street, Third Dis trict by order of Recorder Seazenean, she being charged by the Deputy Coroner with having been the cause of the death of hat child ia con sequence of abandoning it WaunT 8UBJXCTS. There were thirteeti ar rests last night ia the Third District for drunken ness, sleeping in the streets and disorderly conduct t'i a AAma aabvaaaa aaav, a wvai. VDisospasLT Nnoaoas. Nearly all of the ar rests made last night la the Second District were slaves who were charged with having, been guilty or disorderly conduct Snapiooos Chasactss William Coleman wuv tylm morning fined $30 for carrying concealed weapons, aad also remanded to Jail to await an examination oa the charge of having in his pos session eoanterfeit money knowingly, with the view and intent to pass the same. RECORD WINTERf COUSX: ii Nxaao STXALiita.

Charles H. WUliams, aUae W. Williamson, was this morning arraigned before Recorder Winter on tha of negro stealiag. W. K.

Coleasaa makes affidavit that about a year Ago a negro boy named Jerry, worth about $800, the property of Aastla Pre witt, la Chickasaw coaaty. Miss, was stolen from prew itt, by the seensed. who fled. Tho Governor offered a reward of C2Q0 for the arrest of, WU liams, alias Williamson, who was arrested ta this city, and who Is aow a prisoner in court. The examination of the ease was postponed.

PaaJtrsT, Ac Nathaniel T. Edrod wad this morning arraigned before printer aa i morning arraignea oeiore yiuiier of Perjury, and atao of' obtaininr. money ander falso proteases. The accused is charged with having, fas Jane last, made aa affi davit in the Fifth District Court. or thia city, stating that one David EJtryJths present prose cutor, was dead, and obtaining tha cnratorsblp the vacant estate, recelvingss irach'sbout11 llrSOa The ease is a ost enrioirs oua The accused pleaded not gnilty, had the erxaminauoa.

win take place oa the 12th last. 'VAASAirrSr 'Rorder Wlntbr tils piorning added a larga.aamber to the lnmateo of Work4Ioas fireaa.tka Hot of vagrants hrtegbt beforv coffers of the ttury were alse eaidebIy I 11 cf seversJ i.LLisy t. wLlsooaboeoa i i.