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Orriei If Camp Stiiit. mars oVTHX FlCAwuam. KMUuiilHtil cento. arl th fast, sad 0 cents far whuqml Tbsassf snanriaaava marsst a aaiaimisiisi lasitissBi tas mcr. yg te, Weakly, ssekly, waetuy at Mnuuy.are charges Si far War Attb ral tsTasant wUl bt SMftSS I waesd rUotby I not SDadSed ss to Hbm.

wfll be pnbHahed i and clkaraad atxordinsiv i bat no adverties ata a hacriptton will bestoppad antU all are pstd, aakaa at the aottsa of he smaietors, larr Mraaadaattaary aotfcaa are charged 1 pmm JTOltSpAT MORNING, MARCH 16. We have to thank Robert Rantoul, M. C. tram Massachusetts, for a public document. Turn Mxxtino To Nioht.

The adjourned meeting takes place to night, at the American theatre, which is to act on the nominations, to be announced by a committee, tor the independent" ticket for city offleers under the new charter. We are indebted to the Hon. John Moore, Representative in Congress front the Fourth District in this Stale, ior a i( eiary Committee in the House of Kepresenta tjva fees ana eompeosauonsj to uuiccns jarara ajid witassssa tn the federal courts. Or The following Hungarians cam passe gtra eat the ship Henry, Capt Clark, from Mar seilles: AmrUa AJher Bad lady, tadistas Amy, Badistss Be Ttthy, rtvala, Hagaea uoiiaa. falls KernesyeL STXAjramr Mktkos Thia fine new steamer returned from Chagres and San Juan de Nicaragua on Sunday.

She left San Juan on Tuesday last, the 9th inL, at 8 o'clock, A. and crossed the bar at the Southwust Pass on Saturday evening, at 8 o'clock, making the run in four days and ten hours thus beating the time of the line double engine steamship Prometheus twelve hours. The Meteor returns to her regular trade, under the commas of her popular and efficient commander, Capt Thomas Forbes; and will leave for Galveston on to morrow (Thursday) morning, at 8 o'clock. See the advertisement. Saut or tbs Battoax Lots.

The sale at auction of the Second Municipality balture lots commenced yesterday, at IS o'clock, at Banks's Arcade Messrs. Beard at May were the auctioneers. The day's sales amounted to $202L5, averaging per lot $5,165. The corner lot in Poydras street, between Fulton and Levee, brought $11,906, being the highest price realized. The lowest price was $3,900 for a lot between Lafayette and Oirod streets, on Levee and Fulton.

Bust or Da. Stowx. Mr. J. L.

Donnelson, of Carrollton, has modeled in plastering, of large size, a bustof Dr. Warren Stone, so well known in thia city, which is not only an excellent likeness but a truly fine work odart We are in debted to the artist for a copy of this bust Another copy can be seen at Norman's bookstore, ia Camp street, under the City Hotel. Nzw Txxas STXAirxa. We are indebted to Capt. Stoddard, of the new steamship Independence, which arrived here on Sunday from Chagres, vim Jamaica, for some excellent Jamaica orangea.

The Independence is a very large and stoutly built steamer, built at New York expressly for the trade between here and Texas, and in proportion to her size, more than usual room for carrying freight The cabins are partially open to the air that is, though completely be tween two decks, the sides are not bulwarked or closed up entirely, and a passage runs all around them on the outside. The accommodations are all plain, but they are substantial, and the boat will, doubtless, be a profitable investment to her owners. Capt Stoddard is an old hand at steaming in these latitudes, and is a very popular as well as able commander. We wish him a prosperous career in his new enterprise. MX Fiot's Bxjfxrrr.

The Orleans theatre was crowded last evening for this occasion. M'me Widemann as Xsomrs, Diguet as the King, Tis eyre as the young Monk, and Genibrel as the Mh, acted and sang with their usual talent and effect in Donizetti's beautiful opera of the Favorite." Ia the second act representing the whole court assembled, Mile Hilariot, her brother, Espinosa, Mile Baron, and a little girt about five years of age, appeared in a series of dances of various characters, which were most heartily applauded. Mile Hilariot looked charmingly; Mile Baron has improved in grace and appearance, whilst Espinosa astonished even the veteran choristers by his wonderful nimbi neas and agility. The little girl, Mile Winther, danced a caehucha with such precision and ease as to bring down the house, bouquets, shouts of I applause and laughter, a unanimous encore, and a general clapping of hands by all the actors and singers on the stage. Mr.

Charles Hilariot made his dibat as a dancer here with the utmost success. He ia graceful and easy, aud is a valuable accessory to our already excellent and numerous ballet corps. Hon. John Y. Mason has been proposed lor Judge ot the Court of Appeals of Virginia.

The Vickaburg Whig of Thursday last says that the river was then within eight inches of high water mark, and still rising rapidly. Arkansas river at little Bock, on the 5th last, had fire and a half feet water in the channel, and was falling. "The receipts of the HudVon River Bail road for February were 1123,000, being larger than any previous month. Ia the Ohio Legislature resolutions to re fer the Maine liquor law to a vote of the people i indefinitely postponed, by yeas 44, nays 38. taf Misat Georgiana Barrett, the accomplished daughter of Mr.

George BL Barrett, the come diaa, was married La York on the 22d of Pebraary to Phillip Warren, treasurer of the Broadway theatre. Mnrdtr. On the 84 inst. BuUt Voorhees, a re peetable farmer living on the Plains, near Hicks villa. Long bland, was found in his barn yard jnuroerea.

a uorntan wnom he had In his employ was suspected of having committed the deed. ly Thomas Plaeide, of this city arrived ta LmilsTille oa the 4th Inst. A flying machine, with six Frenchmen to tprate it, has arrived at Boston from Havre. 'The. French Oovernment refused the inventor permission to fly it in France.

fcJT" The Clermont House is the name of a largs sad eLsgaat hotel about to be erected on the of Spring street Broadway, New York. 'ZJhtrim. Advices received from Monrovia I a a a I state max ue reoei emei uranoo had been defeated, captured and shortly afterwards executed. 7" The Whigs of East Baton Bongo and St. Mary, in their meetings to appoint delegates to their Stats convention, expressed a preference Car Mr.

Fillmore as their caadidate for the Pre eidevey. BT A comaaaieation appears in the Natchitoches cntranide in opposition to the esUblish maat of the aew parish of Whin, recently created by our Irb atare. I I UUui lavor or tha repeal of the I Maine Dqnor law have beea areaeotad to the aeswauire tnat otate. CP The Connecticat river was annly frozen Hartford oa the 3d inst, and heaw tmmi the river oa the ice. Little Jtocfc Baaaer says thataeveral citixsaa of that place have been sold" by tan the cosxnterfeU New Orleaas fonja recently pat I oeei ttatioa, and against which this paper has Already warned the pablia.

I I 1 i a to in to to the the It as and has and in year The on a 8,136. The plea to the who, years heavy rigid In ia able of WWW of for it beat and ana Piene aad pected Hart, auffftm arsirs risL ws perceive, by a. rev port of the police jury of Avoyelles pariah, that tbey are overhauling Mr. Voerhies, their treas urer, oa accoont of some misainy monsya 7 A meetiar oi persons favorable te the 1 11 iiiii Una of a railroad between this city and Vt'mjWttgum. was to ha held oa the S9tb alt What, ta Iasleaeadeaee The Delta of last ereninir.

after two or three da rMvutaidnratlnn. has rnm to the conclusion that any references to ita own past couim, or that or tliia paper in regard to tne mingling 01 party questions wita municipal electrons, presentsuvea mwna at all material to the pointa of difference now cox, members, was amicably and honorably ad existing. It did not think so on Saturday last, justed is the House to day. A challenge was when it made a matter of wonder that the Pica panted and wae withdrawn. Mr.

Wilcox la now yane advocates the exclusion of party spirit only speaking, in continuation of his address of yea woes were is uo usages lied into effect when party Unas are drawn, a party banners unfurled." To bo sure, the flict was nreciselY the reverse of what was Herein asserted. We had been strenuously nrging MminilMH. indenendent'of party, before the parties had moved and we ceased doing so when we found the object frustrated by the complete onranizatioa of parties, with party nominations and banners unfurled." It is, however, good necond thought df the Delta to admit that its allusions were out of place and unnecessary. It would have been better to admit, too, that they were an oat this would have beea too much to be expected at one tune. The point is, however, insisted upon that we are in a "dilemma," as a paper of "independent" principles, in not supporting the movement going on now for an independent" nomination.

We are under no obligations to either party we either represent nor favor either; but we do aot recognize the duty, therefore, to become bound to a third. Independence means freedom of thought and action the right to think and act without regard to party but not the duty to directed by any set of men, because they maJ make the denouncing of partyism the rallying cry of a new combination. It does not assume that hostility to existing organizations, in season and out of season, or the erection of a new organization for a particular purpose, however desirable in itself, is necesarily and at all times wise or expedient. That would be to substitute one class of prejudices for another to make a rule for action as unreasoning and slavish as the very fealty to party which is denounced. The exercise of the right of free judgment on means proposed, and on their probable operation, is as necessary to manly independence as the right to be unshackled in the choice 6T the end to be sought We exercised the full right or urging upon our citizens the policy of discarding all party considerations, and selecting the best citizens to the municipal offices under the new charter, without caring what they may think upon federal politics or presidential candidates.

We believe that, had the attempt been made with due energy at that time by all who believed in the wisdom of the advice, two thirds of those who are irrevocably enlisted in the ranks of party, would have joined the movement, and made it impossible for the political parties to make an effective reorganization. But the precious opportunity was lost Nearly all the voters have enlisted uuder their accustomed banners and their favorite leaders, and marshaled themselves for one of the old and exciting struggles for supremacy. Iu the exercise of an independent right of opinion, we have pronounced this independent movement inexpedient nay, hurtful, to the very object we desired. Party, instead of being moderated, is only incensed, and the election of any but party candidates is made utterly impracticable. To talk of an independent nomination now, as movement to exclude partyism" from municipal elections, is sheer nonsense.

Party spirit is up, strong and resentful. It is growing more bitter, daily. No one expects the independents moderate or to exclude it The plain design is to make war upon it to fight it as an enemy to put it down by a new party formed the very rturinir of the couuict We are to have three sets of candidates, instead of two; with the effect that we see around us, of hotter conflicts, angrier collisions, and more rancor and bitterness" than we remember for many a fa one of Ku conteu of whi aad Democrats. Partyism rages this day more vio lently than it did before the movement was made quiet it by making war upon all parties, and to extinguish the rivalries of two so disttraeting the public inerests by setting up a third on basis of bitter contempt for both. We admit, unreservedly, the weight of influence and character which belong to the gentlemen prominent in this movement, and we respect purity of their intentions.

There is respec tability and intelligence among them, which would make men consider well before pronouncing a decisive opinion that they are pursuing a mistaken policy! and doing barm to the cause in which they are sincerely interested. is their right however, to pursue their con victions, and ours to act independently qpon our owu. Our opinions may not be worth as much theirs, but being our own, we prefer them. think that after a while a goodly number of those who diner from us will prefer them too. The Charity Hospital.

The report of the administrators of the Charity Hospital in the city for the vear 1850 and 1851 been made to the Legislature of the State, we have been favored with a printed copy a pamphlet form. During these two years the city has not been subject to the yellow fever the cholera pre vailed to some exteut in 1850, but has since almost vanished. The year 1850 is generally considered to have been tbe healthiest ever known in New Orleans, yet the number of admissions into the Charity Hospital were never greater, except in the year previous. The number of patients in that year was 18,476 last it was slightly diminished, being only 18,420. Of these the number from the State of Louisiana was only 3C4 in 1850, and 241 in 1851.

number from foreign countries was, in 1850, 16,398, and in 1851, 16JX3. The report remarks the extraordinary increase of patients within few years. In 1845 the admissions were only In seven years they have reached 18,420. increase is enlarged upon the influx of. pauperism from other quarters, and the impositions practiced upon the humanity of our city under a of poverty and sickness.

The easy access this city from neighboring States, and from interior, has made it the resort of pauper invalids, as well as of sturdy beggars, unwilling to work; and the burden of supporting them is thrown upon the Charity Hospital, and the be nevolence of the medical profession of the city, at the call of the Board, attended in two 37,000 patients. The details show how a tax the hospital is on the domestic resources of the State, and the necessity of a more scrutiny into the claims of applicants to the charity of the institution. It is enough to tax benevolence with the care of the really indigent sick, without paying heavy for the en COtiraATenrVnt nf ltln ImiwwtnM connection with thi tb. r'nfa It. I i lovuuiiuenuaiion tor the establishment in the suburbs of New Orleans, of another institution the nature of a hospital for the reception and treatment of contagious diseases, such as smallpox and ship fever, and incurable pauper invalids, and an alms house for the employment of bodied beggars and paupers.

The purchase the Franklin Infirmary, on the Pontchartrain Railroad, is recommended for that purpose. The wants of the institution are nreaentd I UIO JL Jg IBiCVCUl 1UX leUSL Necessary repairs to the buildings require an expenditure of about 15,000. There is a debt 2353 45 now pressing and requiring speedy payment, and additional provision is required the wants of the year 1853. is a onei out forcible story, appealing to the I fSK lm 1 ant 1. I gislatnre, and we hope will meet with a prompt favorable Ktiponse.

I HHun lijw uei ILCrT'A serious aerddent hannanni It. MnliU u.vw.o satnraay. A horse driven by Mr. George A. Cleareland in a boggy ran away, threw him out oraisea turn considerably, and ran over Mr.

Saadoz, aa old and respectable citizen, inj area him so severely that he is not ex to survive. ter The statue of Mr. Clay, ordered from Mr. ia Florence, by the ladles of Virginia, has delayed ia consequence of the difficulty of Poezuing a SuitaWa block of marble, tha Sassiaa uovenunent having monopolized the product of I qnaniea. Mr.

Hart ia a recent letter states that a baa at last procured a block of the most beau aad axpecU to complete the statue I 'The Miade. (La.) Herald tells un that V. bopetliat 4:. i of of snd and we is as full On Cant ii land I Telegraphed to the NewOrleans Picayune I rBr tfa Mm Southern Line. I Tha Bee la CHTHIi I Bsxttxioab, Afarc 13, r.

at Tbe personal 1 difficulty wnicn toos pisco i hh. Baltimore Markets. Sales of 4,000 sacks of Bio coffee hare takes I place to day at prices ranging from 9 to 10 cents. Wale Caseas at Baton Koae. CBy the O'Reilly Liaa.1 Baton Rouge, Mmrch 15.

At a preliminary meeting of the Whigs to night, Dr, Brashear, of I t. Marys, was agreed upon as rresiaent oi me convention to morrow to appoint delegates to the nanonai convenuon. The Senate killed the House bill on usury. Later from Mexico. We received yesterday tiles of papers from the city of Mexico to the 28th ult, but as they are only three days later, they contain but little important news.

The, country seems to be quiet enough, though the opposition papers attack the Administration with great vigor. The SigU is especially severe in its assaults. A short time ago the well known Gen. Adrian Woll, who commanded the Mexican forces during the invasion of Texas in 1842, left the Bepublic on leave of absence. On BDDlvin for a passport to re turn, ut Ylasana, he was refused by the Mexican who urged the orders of his Government in justification.

It appears that the Go vernment had actually pronounced a decree of banishment against Woll. This circumstance has been laid hold of by the opposition as a good ground for denunciation aud invective, and a motion to impeach the Minister who signed the decree of banishment has been introduced into the Chamber of Deputies. This seems to be the principal subject of excitement at present We learu from the Siglo that U. bduardo Forstate has discounted the $680,000 still remaining due by the United States. The Chamber of Deputies has passed an act allowing Yucatan to Impose export duties on her own products.

The State of Vera Cruz has taken twenty shares in the telegraph line to the city of Mexico. The steamer State of Mexico, which attempted to take supplies to Avalos at Matatnoros, had returned to Tampico. She reported that she could not get over the bar at the mouth of the Bio Grande, and that she could not procure a steamer to take the munitions up. Nicaruerua. Correspondence.

GaEVTOWN, March 6, 1853. I will leave here in a few hours, in company with about one dozen gentlemen of this place, delegates to the capital of Nicaragua, for the purpose of obtaining a charter from that Government empowering the people here to establish a liberal and more permanent local government thau the one now in existence, which was established a few months, by some five or six individuals, as a matter of necessity to be altered at a time that a sufficient number of persons should locate and require a more liberal aud belter form of government The present government is entirely in the hauds of Mr. James Green, her Britannic Majesty's Consul, and acting agent for the Mosquito King, who possesses an unlimited power, and from whose decision there is no appeal. This style of government as you may nat urally suppose, is detestaoie to all American citizens, who constitute tbe entire business portion of the inhabitants tbe Spaniards being engaged in very small retail business. With two or three exceptions, other foreigners feel and act with tbe Americans.

The British subjects bold all the offices of profit and that against the will of the entire population. The position taken by the citizens is fully represented iu the accompany ing copy of their acts, unanimously concurred in at a mass meeting. Should Nicaragua grant a charier to the citizens, (which I very much doubt) and send an officer to hoist her national flag here, it will be saluted by the U. S. sloop of war Decatur, which, together with the planting of the flag by Nicaragua, will be considered by the King of all the Mosquitoes," tbe British Consul, as tantamount to a declaration of war on the part of Nicaragua, and he will make an attempt to prevent the pTace from falling into her possession, which will probably be prevented by the American vessel ofwar.

This wid place the whole affair between the two Governments of Great Britain and the United States, and compel a speedy adjustment of the question. There are but few sailing vessels in port. The brig Globe will sail iu a day or two for your port the bark Quineboe; will leave to morrow for Mobile, to return with a wharf, limine ao.1 lumber. The steamboat Millie' has been bong lit by a house in this place, to ply on the Isgoon and river, which is very much neeuej. She will be here on this day week.

w. r. k. Important Meetins; at Sao Juan. We have received from a friend the following account of a meeting held at San Juan on Feb.

ruary 28th, 1852, in pursuance of the following notice PUBLIC MEETING. A meetini be held at for tbe purpose uovemmeiuoi mcaracua lor certain corporate priTUeees. By request of Many Citizen. Saturday, February 98, 18M.1' Tbe meetins was called to order bv Mr. Benlsmtn Mm ney, who nominated Mr.

Wm. H. Deforest as Chairman of ne meeiing. isn ue motion oeine put to tne meeuus It was carried unanimously, and Mr. Defcreat accordingly took the chair.

Mr. Benjamin Mooney was then elected ice rrenoeai. ana nr. luiun a. burner sad lr.

K. w. Mackay, Secretaries, and Mr. J. V.

Peris, interpreter. The meetius brine orsanlzed. the Chairman hHSv wim Mm ui ipe alerting to oe CO enocavor fo Oh rata a go vemmem sor mis town tnst woo id oe wactory to its citizens, and afford that protection to person and pro party to which all ar alike entitled, and called on the citi zens assembled to come forward and a ive their eira eentimenta on the subject that all may know the grievance wc imjv uuua nh otum i i iu, pnniegee we aeaire io obtain. Mr. W.

P. Kirk land then, in an able and lengthy speech, stated his views he objected to tbe present government of this town, snd urged the necessity of obtaining a mors stable, permanent and just aod Irani government, and con tended that it was the duty and indtrest of tbe citizens of I Baa juan to appeal to tha right nil owner of the territory, vizi tbe State of Nicaragua, requesting from her a charter incorporation giving and grantidg to tbem such privi lege, land and power as may enable tbem to establish a Kv eminent or law ana oroer nlctory to tbe citizens of a Juan, and protecting the person and nroDerties of ail within it Jurisdiction. Mr. Airs land contended that the present so called authorities af tbis town was a temporary, government, that they wiibi ivv pm in bmih bdu uuorruuniy woo ana wnat they srere, and bow to act i thst ftiey derive their power snd authority from the ing of Maquito, so individual recog Uized snd protected by England, but baving noexitenceor authority accorded or acknowledged by other nations, and whose chum over this territory, and existence as a king, was even now a matter of aeg tistion between the Governments the United State snd England. While the matter are in eouoc ana uncertainty, wa and oarselvea without a government and without protection alike in our persons and our property, and it ia out duty and our utereau to go to besdquarters, the rightful owners of the anil, tbs State of Nicaragua, sad reoueat from hgr a tlmtw nf iw.t.m, sr wsakflsssas that we can fora a government ia which our persons and I "3.

Protect ei. I Mr. Kirkland views snd remarks were coincided fa by I whii mmbwudb, oiu uc reuiea witA great applause. Tbe following resolution was then moved and seconded KtMoiTcd. That tbe Chairman appoint a committee of three nersons to draft reaolutiana eznmaine th mm entimenu of this meeting, and report such resolutions to tbe meeting.

Tbe resolution was sdnnted. and tha fliair wln v. eelston. Wm. P.

iBUrkland and Chsrles Wendall, as such 2f bT.f retiring of th. com nawium, v. evtaaonreasea tneeiing npanian, calling ou all to express their views entiment fully snd freely, snd vote according to their juogmem, yea or nay to tne resolutions wun.u otuu ru ipe pmcuinL Ktfivtd, That, where, we, the citizen of Ban Joan de irarasua. bem desirous to secure fnr nnrvlTM liKr. protection of our persons and our interests, to which are entitled, snd desiring a government in which we sbsll be represented, sad by which our persons and pro I rlll k.

nviiiMni, wm imiu iu, anion on oar part called for to obtain those privilges which we do not now possess, we do therefore resolve to appoint aod delegate such citizen a we nave connuence in, ro proceea ro the capital yaate witb.the giving and arantinc ta such nower and nrivileeea a ma enable us to establish government and elect such officer may rightfully and urupeily administer such law and ordinances ss msy by us be enacted. Kchjtd, Thst tbe Chairman appoint fifteen delegates to proceed to the capital of Nicaragua for the purpose af obtaining from that Government a charter empowering the noun ot Ban Juan to establish a free port, territorial and That such dele ration say strict attention in butti frini procuring a vooer nan uiIm and neaserf im tn a thm 1. i 1 bSi'd." ostaet aery of tbe delegate appointed by power to act ia tbe prenrlses. sod call such cerssna to I tbelr aid ss they may doSstpedswtT I Tbs resolutions V. iT.

i I 'Ma, umi tne remaiuingaetegatca nave 1 BmsniBasaBly. Tha reanlatian I I I I I of tiH on and tbs ma ass nrs nre, old that the their (tone per the were ed, could to tioa. in I bat eve wuu gins soon ard, banks WBcre f5" fresh by Mr. PevU, aod wersnouv adopted! dimnch to tbe doneatuch motion, for nd rt Ih Ue. I tmd.

That Mr. W. H. IMbrest be ChaIwr Srrrs Foa Frtfis A anit i. nn.

fc I egtKn to the. Goventaseut of Nicarjuiua. I Zteflulunnn tlanMl 1 Tme'wltj. W. H.

IMbrest as Cl trman. were to the meeting aad anaairpouiiy approved JT' JP oyls sad AI. Job. Jeffrie. Motua adontad.

Oawinrl Ban for hi. affer af a steamboat to convey tbs Motioa adneeed. Oa a anna. KnmJvcd, That tb dek aatioa will be at Mr. Kirkland a wo iw im a a cwcz, ta receive waco sag eettoMMtbe citizens msy desirt ts aake to tbem.

Asssaai; a)tWiliiiiM ThaCimtk nnln. a.11 i I Tt.i. aamca gen tbe Nicaragua Government to I 'JTA'tT f' loemeecuis: air. ncaiajnia Mooney. I rS2VrJ Ji'r 6 M.

i. dZi. d. Ei 1 1 ay V. Perls, Ramon JUvas, W.

T. to. I i bad 's Cksrlestea Harlmr. The Committee) on Com aicnaraaon, wnue arong pslity. against the Gss sivs wster to be pumped Tbs.Ane.

sre id to be. ins oenerai vauncii on rir, i. wm An A Mhm Hamlin uwicr w. I rariTcitT a udiLm, Wright. WU 1 "2 I ana sassiisiils appeal iroaa concomia oaracw or merce in the House has unanimously agreed to an appropriation of $50,000 for deepening the I entrance to Charleston barber.

Provision nas already been made for a surrey of the wort 19. The dog population of tha United States is estimated at about two millions, and tne expense of keeping them at upwards of $10,000,000 per annum. A female, named Nancy Ferrer, baa been convicted of murder in the first degree at Cincinnati, but recommended to 1 KSvJ. T. Mathews, of the firm of Mathews of Toronto, Canada, ia said to have disap peared, having been detected In rorgenes to a amount.

a Rnriorv will A AAV AAA V. WS va "JT send out on the 1st of May next a ship from Baltimore or Norfolk, with emigrants to Liberia. Messrs. W. R.

Thompson, Edward Mott and Samuel Jeanes have been elected directors of the Pennsylvania Railroad, to fill the vacan cies caused by the recent resignations. Miss Gamble, the lady that Chevalier Wy coff endeavored to marry, is the daughter of Col. John G. Gamble, of Florida, formerly of Richmond, Virginia not of Philadelphia, as has been stated. barn of Wm.

D. Ross, near Cul Deper Court House, with 600 bushels of wheat and farming utensils, was destroyed by fire a few days ago. Loss $2,000. A man named Leonhart, who recently murdered a female at Fulton, Ohio, has been arrested at St Catharine's, Canada. Sr.

Chasxss Thkatsc This is the last night bat four of the winter mwc Tbe Heron family all appear in the amudnc farce of the Young Widow." They also appear tn a musical olio. Sir Wm. Don perform in the Rough Diamond" as Cetam Jot, and in tbe old but ever popular burlesque tragedy of Bombsstes Furioso." Be dances ao ml in it. Plactsb's Vabiettxs. Mr.

and Mrs. Howard, Baat, Wright, Holland, Mrs Row and Mrs. McVUker pear ia the comedy of the Factory Girl." Tbe amusing ballet of the Caliph of Bagdad," in which Mona and M'me Monplaisir, Corby, and the entire ballet troupe perform, concludes. Far. veil Opkba.

The charming comic opera the Domino Noir," by Auber, will be given this evening, together with witty vaudeville, called "Divisrr pour Regner." Dan Rick's Cracvs. lierr Cline, the herculean Smith, tits Mexicans, Jean Johnson, young Olenroy uan nice ana jun Keynolas appear thia evening in a ae ries of novel feats of equestrian iam, gymnastics, fun, wit, Ac, which cannot (ail to attract and entertain. Paorxssoa Autokbson. The preat Wizard's entertainments are attended nightly by ss crowded snd delighted sudieoces ss those which first visited him on bit arrival here. His feats of magic and legerdemain are so novel and so dexterously performed as to astonish as much as they amuse.

Panosa a of tmb Nu.x. We cauuot too strongly recommend a visit to this valuable painting to all who have a taste for acquiring information that is not altogether of an every day order. Tbe interest tbe Panorama excites ia deep, and it continues from the first view to tbe hat. Ada Ajm Eva. Dubuffe's great paintings are yet on exhibition at the Second Municipality BalL They are well worth being seen.

Wild Mark of tub Desert. We have seen this singular animal at the corner of St. Charles and Poy dnu streets, snd found her to be great curiosity. Gband Juvenile Concext. This evening Professor Kemmerer gives st the ssloon over tbe Carrollton Railroad depot, corner of Baronne and Perdido treeti, a grand juvenile entertainment, by a choir of one hundred and fifty pupils, who will ing solos, quartettes, Ac See advertisement.

We are requested to call the attention of tbe trade to tbe catalogue tale of French brandies, wines, sardines, Ac, which is to take place this day, March 16th, 184, at half past io o'clock, at the torn of Means. Eug. Roche au A importers. No. 17 sod 19 St.

Louis street, to close consignment Bikoam aw Cocasx. The races which came oil' on Sunday last over this fine track were well attended. The first parse was won by Mr. Slack's s. h.

dash of mile time, S. si. The second race was taken by Mayflower time, We understand that on Sunday next, in addition to the regular races, there will be a novelty brought out Norn Lvckum LKcrtrass Prof. J. Lawrence Smith, of the University of Louisiana, deliver a lecture this even ing on the Atmosphere: it weight snd expansibility, and their application on motive power in Neman's snd Erick.

son's engines." Coast Packxt. Capt. A. B. Ragan, of Thibo dsux.

has purchased the fine passenger stesmer Robert Campbell for the coast and Bayou Lafourche trade She will run regularly. BATruaa Lots To Dav. The sales at auction the Second Municipality batture lots, by Besrd A May, will be continued to day at Banks's Arcade, at is o'clock. A fine opportunity is offered to capitalists to invest, ss the titles iathe piupeity to be sold.ta day sre guaranteed by tbe Second Municipality. CITY INTELLIGENCE.

IViovm. Pastnkrshtp. G. Potier and his wife instituted suit in tbe Fifth Justice's Court yesterday for a dissolution of tbe partnership existing between tbem and Mr. and Mr.

Wirnger. and for a division of the common properly. Tbs plaintiff act forth in their petition to Judge Lugeubuhl that tbe partnership was formed the purpose of keeping the game of keno in boose on Hospital street, snd that the stock in trade was five tables, five beaches sad keno machine, which were purchased for S3U twenty rash id ten credit. Tbe petitioners further stated thst en tl.e first night they opened tbey made sa cents each, of) the second nigbt 6 cents, snd on the third night tb cent, and on the fourth Bight SI to each. On the firth nisht the nlav nAA In MTirJ vm, mnA th sver thst the defendant appropriated tbe rash on hand amounting to about Sia It rather a uovel spectacle, thoae men engaged in a busines probibitrd by our ordi nancea and law, applying to a court of Justice to ettle the fowins out of it.

The Judge will in aU proba bility dismiss tbe whole affair. A FiovaEineAD Spoild. James Cunningham appeared before Judge Lugenbubl yerterdsy, snd" complained tliat W. G. Carr and Thomas Wheeler spoiled and disfigured bis figurehead, by breaking the bridge of hi nose board tbe bip Belmont His unfortunate pro base i appeared in rather a sad condition bloody, broken and elongated.

Tbe accused were arrest rd. Picking Pockets. During the fire in Toulouse street yesterdsy afternoon the thieves were on the Blurt, several pocket were relieved of an excess of small change A young Gentian named Bowman, who with open mouth wss gazing st our gallant firemen as tbey mounted roof of the burning building, felt aalight commotion in coar tan pocket, as something wa disturbing tbr quiet of tew gold pieces be bsd there. Be immediately spplied hi hand to tbe pocket, and discovered thar SIS bad been stolen from bim. A tall young fellow wss stsnding near wss seized by bim, accused of tbe crime, snd given in cbarge of tbs police.

When be was searched, however, there was Bo money found in hi possession, snd it is to be presumed thst tbe real criminal escaped detection. Fiaa. About half past 3 o'clock yesterday a va waB ssiaa, iii Til 1 1 a I vbWJVo rl tareen Boyal snd Boorbon. It wss shop by Alexsnder Bruil. Tbe 81 floor nearest tha roof, the eontei broke out in a small frame boose on Toulouse street, be.

occupied ss furniture fire bavins causht tn the content af timiaa mwn re moved before any damsge was done to tbem. Tbe firemen fere, a nuai, promptly on tne spot, ana in a very short tame subdued tbs names. Tbs damage was slight from tbe but tbe immense volumes of wster thrown upon th roof of the building must have rendered it unfit to resist element henceforth. Those who could have witnessed firemen on tbe occasion mnst be fully impressed with energy, daring and self sscrificiug spirit. Sslks by thk Matob.

Mayor Crossman sold yesterdsy at public suction the contract for furnishing aad delivering 14,000 yard of square granite to pave Annunciation street from the termination of tbe present square pavement to Race street, to W. G. Stevens st S3 40 vara. The sale of the emttrrt trap wHn, martre.lwTn wn centra of Claiborne street, bet wees Common and Canal streets, was postponed until tbe 2yth inst, tbe specification K1U UIAUC mil. Violations of Ltw.

TJiere has been no day within tha laat six months during which so few offences committed ss yesterday. Stabbing, snd the various crime of that character to which we are too often subject were ao where to be found, and rabberies and Isrcencies be sought for with success only among tbe things nave arm. 1 ne trutn 1 tast every member or society busily engaged in canvassing for tha spproacbing elee The interest felt respactiog it extend to eveiy man tbe community, and tbe occupation of tbe thief and the burster snd sssssrin ha been stsyrd for tbe time ss well as of bonestersad better men. If tbe excitement on tbe of an election bad na other effect than to suppresf i esa aw aa an. rentage 10 noia tnem ortener.

Tua Rnraa. The great Father of Waters be to swell into his usual magnitude at tbis alremdv mMr rK i mTZtmA 1 1.1 I natural limits There is reason to anticipate that be will bs very high, sod Uke a turbulent and excited drank he already tumble, aloof to bis bom in theorem. A wow be obtained by stsnding apoa tbe of tbe river at the annar line at tk VranV, TH.H4 biP" mor stesmboais lutrrmpt tbe virion, and I "smiacent flood ss it rolls aawardaT Tbs I verdure on Tha oewwita ride, the Mat nHiM mar. I miudt wnit. fences, and the aplendid boar which fro I ouentlv un and down.

Yl.hi.J with nmnnn. i I fari jnd Derhe. nf th. nnh i.T T.v. cowry of two fines of S60 escb.

imnoaed bv Alderman .1 as KecorOer of th first Maninz orks Comosnv for csusins onea inta tbs streets ansa tha aaa iiin imposed under sa ardinanca pssrd ins linn oi Haw monlB out tbat 1 srovWna that Ws smhibHioai against tbe practice of throwing liquid or matter with a oder into the streets, shall aot apply to the pumping of WMCTiruWB IDS BBBBSj To aa Tsun. Recorder Suezenesn veaterdav reejaired bonds from tha captain, first and second mates of I snip ar. jonn, ta appear ror cnai oesore tne rirat znsmct Court, aa the charge of beating too steward of that vessel rather eve leaser. It appeara frwns tbe ststemeat tbe raanaiainant that each took tarn at hum. aad that a ios anniinei aot te ail nut upon nua toarthsr, Sott won DxatAGia.

Willism Yotrnr, of the rrmanrp Metear ha iatttuted suit for 108 darnaees, in Judge LaseBbahl's conrt, agaiast asatira aa award that ir him severely during tbs pssssga nopi fiwiiianusrgr, Mde Green H. Samuels nnemiio um va i I J. can VIZ: 8f A. it citi TT lab THB Stjpbwst. Cotrar.

Decisions were yesterday I rendered ta tbs folkiwing ease Beck Co. appellees, at nraay ninn, Hpniua. I Appeal (no Second trict Court of New Orion. Jung PUt ISUSMd. Calnm.

tator an ellee. a. Stones and other, appellants Appeal from East Feliciana. Jadgmenticvreseassa cast remanded for a new trial Commercial Bank of Now Orleans, sopeUant, Roath Williams, sppeiles. Appeal from Concordia, Judgment i i mi.

mm th tanner SaDreme Casus, a bd against Baatb, abating two per cent af tbs Mi i raftw. anMHane. Pour ami arhera. anoei tees. Ippaal from aat Baton Koage.

Jadrment reversed tat further oroceadinas asalnst Joseph Fanny, tab mt bis minor child, and the plaintiff to recover from defendant. Jorph Penny. S.UOO with Interest, at tea per cent, tn 1st January. 1841. m.

m. j. aaieioa. appellant, uon, appeueev Appeal tm E. B.

Range. Judgment affirmed Succession of John C. Boone, N. F. Boone, Administratrix, siini llsa as.

atareaaaa. under tat or. and ethers, aeei lan fa. ADoeal from eat Feliciana. Jadrment efhrmrd.

Ratliff, administrator, appellant, Patters on, appellee. Appeal from West Bston.Houge. Judgment affirmed. Brian, appellant, tw. Spencer, apellee.

Appeal from East Feliciana Judgment affirmed. Walworth and others, trustees, appellants, Succession of John Snodgraaa and other appellants. Appeal from Praia, udgment reversed ana case remaadad for further proceeding. Corporation of Bayou Sara, appellee, a. Thorn, McCrrn deUappeliant Appeal from West Feliciana.

Appeal dis Bar. am telhuit. Harris and others, appeuees. Appeal from East Judgment affirmed. James Beck A Co.

Tnos. Brady and H. E. Brown. In this suit, which was brought to anoal tha sale of, a stock of dry goods made by Tboa Brady to H.

Brown, on tbe ground that tbe sale was simulated and made to defraud the nlaintina and others, creditors of Brady, and to sub ject the goods to the payment of plaintiff claim for up waroe OI a uuu, ior wnico juagmeui uaa vrd innauieu, uie Supreme Court yesterpey gave Judgment affirming that of the court neiow, wnicn was renaerea ror pis in tin, inuy sustaining the allegations of simulation sad fraud. Thibd DuTaicr Copbt. Judge Buchanan. Sarah Conner, a va Powers A Johnson. This is a suit to recover two slaves which are ia the possession of de feudanta, but which plaintiff aUceea sre her property.

We bare already noticed the trial. The defendants bought the slaves at sheriff's sale, tbev bavins been seized as the pro perty of Theopbiios Freeman, who, It was alleged, transferred them to plaintiff to cover them from the punoit of his creditors Judge Kennedy yesterday gave Judgment for defendants aeminat the nretenaiona of tne Dtaintllf. holdine that the eiaves in queatioa, at the rime of their seizure, were the property of freeman and not of oars a Conner. Koubtk Distbict Coubt. Judge Stratcbridge.

Rev. A. Blanc r. Merchants' Insurance Company. This esse was tried yesterday.

Bishop Blanc sues to recover on policy oi insurance oi issued oy ae uaauts upon Trkoity Church, situated in Bt Ferdinand street, Third unicipalit which was destroyed by fire. Tbe defence vru that tbe cborcb was consumed by a fire rsmed by riot, snd thst the Insurance com party was not therefore liable. Tbe defendants having entirely failed to inaxe oat their defence, Judjre Straw bridge gave Judgment tur patnuii hit uic amount ciauuea. Fifth Distbict Coubt. Judge Buchanan.

McDonofh SuteatioH.lt will be remembered that we noticed tbe fact that the Unioa Bank bad taken a rule on the executors ot the McDouogh succession for tbe purpose of procuring tne ssle of the movable effects of that succession ro a some tent amount to satisfy a note or John McDonogb, of which it was the bolder, for gaouo, past due and pro tested, bearing interest at 6 per cent, from 4th January, 10 TX. The executors admit tbe correctness of tbe claim, snd state, mocapver, that the succession is indebted to the extent of Slfio.ouo, in addition to tbe claim of tbe Union Bank; that they have movables on hsnd sufficient to satisfy this indebtedness in full, and thev ask for authorization to sell movables aufficimt to meet these churns The total movables of this succession, according to the inventory, is The executors ssk for the sale of 210 bonds of tbe first Municipality or Slmo eacbvwith interest coupons annexed. Judge Buchanan decided tbe case yesterday, refusing bis suction to the sale of the bonds Be gave Judgment, bow ever, authorising the executors to sell according to law tbe movables In tbe Orleans theatre, subject to tbe vendor's privilege, in favor of the' Uuion Bank of Louisiana also, the real estate specially mortgaged by John McDonogu to said movable and immovable property being that described iu the sale from the Union Bank to McDonogh. by notarial act before A Mazureaa. 33d October.

1S4U. The executors were farther authorized to sell, according to Isw, the movables on tbe Allard plantation andtbose on tbe St. Ueorge plantation, should they deem tt advisable. Except so tar as regards the movables expressed in this Judgment, the rule was discharged and the sale disallowed. Public Meeting.

A public meeting was held last evening ia Union Hall. Lafayette, for the purpose of ratifying the norruuatious of the Whig City Convention. The meeting was called to order by Mr. David Adams, and lue ioiio id omcera were appoinica oy acclamation Praidtnt9. M.

ELLIS. Vire Prtsvit nt Wingard, H. Kellogg. T. R.

Wolf, Col Goodrich, B. Dougart, H. B. Creseep, E. Uothlel, B.

Camp bell, E. Bourtea and J. Normand, SrcrttmnaJ. N. Phillips and J.

B. Leitcb. The President briefly explained the objects of the meeting, and, on motion of Dr. Jones, appointed W. 8.

Mount, Mr. Abbott snd Dr. Jones a committee to draft resolutions Mr. Wolf was here called upon and addressed tbs meeting st some length, denouncing tbe recent independent movement, as calculated to disorganize the Whig party, lie was spplauded throughout At tbe close of Mr. Wolf's remarks.

Dr. Jones, from tbe committee, reported tbe following resolution, which wss unanimously adopted Btntvtd, That tbe Whig of tbe Fourth District of New Orleans, having entire confidence in tbe ability and bon esty of tbe gentlemen nominated by the Whig City Convention for tbe offices of Msy or. Trraaurer. Cornptroilrr, Street Commissioner. Ac, will use all honorable ana manly exertions to secure their election.

W. H. Garland, the Whig candidate for Treasurer Mr. Carroll, of the Crescent, and other gentlemen, addressed tne meeting. Tbe Whig Rangers attended the meeting with banner (Mil.

Ullil. UHI IUC fMWCCUlUZ WwTV tUUUIKIOl Willi UHB niality and harmony. Arrivals at the Principal Hotela Mart 15. 8T. LOUIS I.

Witlierspoon, Mr. J. L. Manning sad family. B.

Manning, S. J. W. Winter, D. H.

Granniss, E. O. Billings. Eiiss Hicks, Mrs. Hicks, V.

H. Seaman. G. H. Thompson.

N. i W. Helling snd lady. R. Barry snd lady, Mrs.

Bucbanoon, Mia Barry, Mis. Bartee. Alaj H. Chapman. P.

Waggaman, Cbaa M. Bache, T. Rink. Philadelphia; J. F.

Hirst, J. W. Spear, Wm. M. Moore, Geo.

A. Mathews, B. McPber un, H. Gamble, Fa; J. M.

Brunot, D. G. Sterling, Joa I Bourgeois. A. B.

Henahaw, La J. IHxon, England; E. Stevenaon, Ry Hon. Judge Roberts and family, Jamaica, Mm. Jardin, Madiaon: H.

Moty, L. Peresa, A. Heman dez, F. Arrioaa, Mexico; J. Chad wick and lady, N.

M. W. Lewis, Tenn.) Mis Minge. CITY HOTEL E. W.

McGinni. Mobile; J.P. Isler, Or. Robarda.A. J.

Polk.Tenu.: Houston, A. Baiban. A. C. Hinkaon.

G. 8tevenon. E. B. Brown, Dr.

E. Shiel, J. Metcalfe, J. Outbree. W.

Gonier. B. 8. Olds, W. Bur bridge, J.

Burbndge, CsL; P. Maafcnao. Nicaragua; S. Brown, J. O.

Lowry, Cincinnati; G. Mc Hat ton. J. M. Trousitale, La .1 Tboa.

G. Davidson, L. 8peiier, Livingston; J. Piatt, B. T.

Fearing, P. 8. Alston, A. G. Burt.

Misa, Capt. Pickett, V. S. Capt Cbss. Stoddard, J.

A. Heath, W. L. B. VanOrden, Jr N.

E. Felt, N. CoL W. S. Otey.

N. Sir Wm. Uon. Capt, K. Hsrding.

W. Wallace. M'me Anna Bishop. Mr. Bochsa.

D. Frierson. N. C. S.

Brown, Boston: H. Rosenberg, Trx; D. T. Shaw, Geo. Lewi, Ct D.

A. Wicker, M. W. Tburaton, J. F.

Aden, H. Lsngworthy, Ma; P. Robinson, I). G. Hum phrey snd lady, Miss Humphrey, Major 8uzette, F.

Pauley and lady VERANDAH Gen. Mitchell, M. Ash, Win. Pickett snd lady, Mia M. C.

Scott, Master W. Pickett, L. P. King and lady, C. P.

Hendricks, W. D. Holder. J. M.

WHaon. B. Y. McNsiry snd lady, W. Wade, M.

1. Gumey, J. H. Andrews, H. A Pope and family, Mia A.

Pope. J. Uohaa. Too. Leuie, 8.

J. J. Noble, J. M. Tor beit.

A. W. Q. Tortx rt. Ala; Wm.

Wade. A. W. 8meed. A N.

Smeed. Ga; H. M. T. Powell.

H. W. Powell, D. K. Warren.

R. B. Snelling and lady Mr. Case, G. W.

Peak, Chas. U. Barden, Horwitz, J. P. Peak.

Ark.t J. L. Will on. R. P.

Trsbue, D. Andre, Col. D. Griffein, J. Watton, Jsa J.

Clary, Texas; B. Perry, Ky major u. r. vnttenaea, vr. 1.

ropuam, zruncan. ARCADE D. Richardson, J. W. RumtII.

Trxu; L. Smith, A. C. Bank. W.

11. Carlia, Mr. Zeigler, M. A. Bank.

E. Bum, Sam'l Hopkins, R. Craig, T. Norman, M. A.

Bauka, A. Aaber, 8. Hunt, J. O. Davenport, D.

C. Smith, J. C. Hogan, J. G.

Robinaon, J. J. Wil on. M. T.

Clark. L. T. Smith, J. Canfteld.

H. Loinreroe, F. Turner, N. L. Powell, Z.

A. Powell, 8. Taylor, D. Pricnard, L. Sbeppard.

Tbos, C. Brown, T. Mumble, J. Con ley, w. B.

Williams. J. G. Brown. La.) Capt.

Wm. Edd. Ma; Dr. Little, J. W.

Curdy, L. Hanover, Ark. 1 A. G. Meyer, Baltinrare; W.

Jones, Pa; D. D. Jennings, Va Liyceaan Hall. MADAME ANNA BISHOP'S MUSICAL IN AID OF THE FUNDS OF THE LYCECM LIBRARY Will take place THURSDAY EVENING, March la Her laat appearance in this city. nihlo Sdp Three Handred Dollars Iost.

It has been lost, the com of Three Hundred Dollars ia bank notes, wrapped op in a piece of newspaper, on tne way from tbe Stranger' Hotel to Lafayetta by the omnibus. A liberal reward will be given to tbe person who will bring back that amount to the owner of tbe Strangers' Hotel, wmwviw mMW, im nilllv wap" JOHN BALL. Gravier street. Has just received a supply of the following The Works of Calaoaa. A Dtsouintion on Government, and an fu nn tt, ri.

ctitution and Government of the United States' By vu bwwnu. Also ICONOGRAPHIC ENCYCLOPEDIA vol, large 4to, with over too ateel nlatea. and vols, avr, tt No work can be of more value to tbe student or general Wholesale and Retail Bookseller, mhlo etadpltW Gravier etreet IndeneiideBt llfnmt Ttfoorintr. The Independent Reform Meeting, convened by a large iwk nnc, aufiuintea, ax toe amerl. Theatre, on Saturday evening, tbe 13th inst.

The meeting eras called to order by W. G. Kendall. Em who then aominated the following gentlemen as Far PrnUtmt Hon. FELIX GRIM A.

Walter Cox, J. P. Harrison, J. H. suffer, W.

W. Montgomery. W. A GasouetTPaaUn Blanqpe, Louis IeSaulles, W. at Perkins, t.

B.LeBeaa. Cbiapelb, Fmr SmfHtVr. P. Atwoad. Wm.

AUIng. whnreneu" object for which it wa convened. Mr Buckner moved that a Cmmittee of Thirteen nominate suitable raa ste forJbe Beform Ticket in tbe approaching City Elc ythemataa adWned meeting on Monday evening, tbe loth mat. Tb President then named the following gentlemen te O. Norton, J.

Marahall. Sam nr Barelli. John Gaines, Samuel Jamison. Joba Donovan, B. Besvnresan I.

a 1.T2 a Mr. Robb then came forward and addressed tbe meetine wassiowrne to Monday erminV ''iTi FELIX GRIMA, Prezident. .1 W. Y. At Wood.

William Ailing, Set etarlea Postponetneut. The undersigned inna mt l.a na at lb. meeting of ii ianiaj sing sr. uw on siiowea tnem to wmm 1 their re port for SiSSl herriy woe tns thi ii. i i rr poocn tui Ly UUAI EVENING, Inet, at o'clock, at tbe same place.

W. G. KENDALL, 'GEtt URQUHART, v.J. A. BARELLI.

JOHN R. MARSHALL. 8. BOCKNER M. O.

H. NORTON, i G. GAINES. PAUL TULANE, JAMISON. JOHN DONOVAN, RRlTlDraion va9icaa.

a. LB BU. ui at Tbs la i 94 sf fV and Ladies FarU Hprinc Fatahies BRANDS NOUFBAUTB 70 lSSS. D. F.

SCANLAN Na. It Cbartna street. Rernectfanr solicit the sttMtien of tha ladiea to tbsir lnipoftetjoiui of SPRlWa AND SUMMER 1ABMS MILLTTTERT, GOODS AND EMBKOiDEAMZS Oar stock corn prists the targes assortment of BONNETS. ARTIFICIALS AND RIBBONS In the city, which have beea sorctaaaad azp aaaly far as, by our saeat, boss tha first oasis ia Paris, A lares aamtmuil of Dremgilks, rich srtetaa Orfsndles jacoBeia, utmaaiaea, fisyaaers oroaoa, uraiii rllli nti Ti him Tircto Bobes. Moosse Boie brodea, Embroidcrrd Scarfc, Bfaateleta, Capes, Chemisette, Berthee, ndkerchi fc, Veils, nun.

Sleeves and Flouncing white Muailna, plain, striped and checked traces, ran, atci au 01 wa wui scu ai at tbe market nrieea. ihia Th 8atATatptf P. SCAItl VH A CO. Faser Firnltire Wareksate. p.

MALLARD A AT Royal street. Im rite of French Furniture, Looking etasaes, Force i.i 7. a loat received ncr sbios Maid of Or leans and Lexington, from Havre, tbe latest style af Bus wood snd Msbogany Armoirs, with loosing ui snd Msbogany Armoirs, with Looking Glasses, Writing Desk. Book Cases, covered and open is Gentlemen's Shaving Stands, Victoria Bedjti niea.Imn Beds. Act Lonis Fourteenth style of Min tatrv Wash Stands stead.

Canopies, Iron Beds, Act Lonis Fourteenth styu Bona uases carved on ongtun a i bice. Ladies Fancy Sewing Chain itn Pier and Nisht Ta twine Chair, with spnns seats. ia and corn srerea. Children's Chair. Parlor Seta, from to SO pieces.

always oa or wiade So order or soy pattern. TTvnnr mi rv A full assortment of Lamps, Brocatelle nd Dmik for Curtain. Embroidered. Lace and Muslin Curtains, rural I cure Chiats, Curtaia Loop, Cord and Tassels, Cornice. Curtain Pins, band, Ac, Window Blinds and Buff Hot ana, fJHTWA WARE.

Sevres, China and Porcelain Dinner and Tea Sets, from 6 to 300 pieces plain Whits China. Ac Glassware by the single niece or dozen, uecanters, wster sets, cc MATTINGS. Just received, supply of a very superior quality of 4 4 Whits, Bad, Checked and Fancy Matting. On hand, a few pieces of carpeting, wnicn will be sold st cost to close, car netins and Matting mads and put down at tbe shortest no tics. Furniture of all kinds cleaned, varnished snd taken on storage.

mhl otp Cairpettna at Reduced for Csuth. We wih to reduce our present large stock of VELVET snd BRUSSELS TAP. 'ESTRT, plya, Inaain and other CARPETING8. snd offer them now at much RE D0CED PRICES. We have on band a lane assart sat of FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, of new snd beautiful tram width and qualitie also, WINDOW SHADES, snd White and Colored MATTINGS, which we offer at the lowest market pricaa, A ROUSSEAU a mhl4 sdpnt Na.

Coartrea strsct Guinness Sc mil, 65 Camp street. Dealers la WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY. Gold Fens, Fins Cutlery, Canes, Umbrellas, GUNS, RIFLE8, PISTOLS. FANS, OPERA GLASSES, PORTE MONNAIES, PAPIER MACHE GOODS. Dressing, Liquor, Work, Jewel, Glove snd Odeur Cases, PIANOS, PAINTINGS, and CHOICE Alt ARTICLES.

mhlt 6bidp Louiaiana Land Warrants Far Sale. FIVE LOUISIANA STATE LAND WARRANTS in tw of 1C4 acre each and ttuee nf rwn aami vh IW Warrants can be located on soy lands within tbe State of umiuana ma nave oean surveyed, neyare onsred at 1 per acre. REND ALL. YOB A eorner TaoopiUula and Gravier streets, mhll cdptf New Orieana NOTICE. Boots, Shoes.

Hats and Caps. AT WHOLESALE. ine suoscnoers nave now on baud and will be continually receivinea complete assortment of BOOTS, SHOES, HATc and CAPS, which they offer for sale st low prices snd on favorabl. terms. Their anortment consisU ui nut aSA AA D.

ArV UUCf air nisi far IOW DT1 MM Ml vtj mm lueir ma following numerated articli BROGANS Men's, Boys' snd Youth' Russets, single and double back and rivetted, oak snd hemlock tanned, regular and ex tra sizes Rip, Patent Leather, Calf, Seal and Buff pegged, sewed and imitation sewed. BOOTS. Men's. Boys', You tua' snd Children's Calf, Kip, Seal and Grained pegged, sewed snd imitation sewed. Planter', Fishermen's snd Mud Boots.

GAITERS, BOOTS AND BROGANS, For Lsdies, Misses, Children aud servant, fine and ordi nary qualities, HATS AND CAPS, For Men, Boys, Youth and Children, of all styles, size and qualities. N. B. Having made arrangements for the manofacturr of our good by the best of workmen, ws sre enabled te Olfer the beat and latest stvle in the market, and reaneet fully invite buyer to examine tbe amepiYvioo to iniii purchase elsewhere. JAMES E.

NORTH A jsjs itopt nawam Magazine street Gold Pens. The subscribers, agents for BARD A BRO '8, snd other celebrated GOLD PEN MANUFACTURERS, bare is tort a large assortment of GOLD PENS with and without cases for sale to the trade at Manufacturer' Prices E. R. STEVENS A rnhn lm3dp 63 Common street. SO CsvnVl Htreec.

so SIMPSON Now offers to tbe public tbs CHEAFE8I DRY GOODS ever sold la this city, from a fresh and desirable stock. Bis s9rtment of DRESS GOODS is very superior, and con sits in part of: BAREGES, all wool, at TWENTY FIVE CENTS. SATIN PLAID BAREGES, at 3T cents. BROCHE BAREGES, st Wit centa RICH BAREGES, NEW STYLES, at FIFTY CENTS. ORGANDY MOSLIN, French, at TWENTY FIVE cents FINE SWISS MUSLINS, at THREE DOLLARS per piece.

GINGHAMS, from ONE BIT per yard op; alio, Tizsoety viiico wwn, cc. MX. GREAT SACRIFICES win be made ia Winter Goods. THE IRISH LINENS Just opened are ail manufactured for tbis est ablUhment ez preasiy, snd are all (even tbe coarsest qualities) GUARANTEED PURE FLASK AND FREE FROM DRESSING. They sre priced st but a slight advance on the imporsation cost aud ar ITJCH A PER than many bouses ssk for sn inferior quslity.

ALL LINEN GOODS are sold cheap here. Linen Sheeting. Linen Pillow Casing, Linen Lawn, Toweling, Table Damasks, Tabic Nap ntua, wiu inner HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS. Mosquito Nettings, Matting, Tabls Covers, can be bad very low IMMENSE COUNTERPANES, SJ, yard square, at S3 00. sue, measanng 3 yard square, at S3.

THE LARGE STOCK. OF RIBBONS is not yet closed out. Many of tbem hay Just been yewx "job luo ons can aow be had for FIFTEEN CENTS PER YARD. LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS, from tbe com monesx qualities to tine embroidered ones. A very fine article, WORTH NINE DOLLARS PER HOXMf AT HOSIERY, a large stock stlow prices.

PARASOLS, of the latest importation, cheap. CRAPE SHAWLS at REAL BARGAINS. See them! VST RECEIVED. FRESK. KID GLOVES, of tbe beat quality, Black snd nice at tsix BiU; Light Colors at 8IZTY CENTS.

FILET MITTS AND GLOVES, and Lisle Thread Gloves wn SWISS MUSLINS, of various qualities. EMBROIDERED AND LACE GOODS: unoersieeves, capes. Cults, Also, real THREAD as a reduction of KT TWENTY FIVE PER CENT. BLACK 8ILK8, very low, and other SILKS, SELLING OFF UNDER FIRST r.rST 4T Just opened, a fresh assortment of DOMESTICS, af imiar Dranaa, among them a VERY GOOD LONG CLOTH, EIGHT CENTS per yard by tbe piece. Received by the ship Oswego, PLANTATION GOODS.

afmnraMj riiwHm, osna piain ana twuiea; I eya, aroiina, nUchmond, Choctaw. Bomnera and Hickory Stripes, Cttonades; Denims; and a large lot of PLANTATION BLANKETS, AT A GREAT BARGAIN for cash or approved city acceptan ce. UNDER CLOTHING, af Lamb' Wool and Merino, seli ing on coeap. Also, Shirt. Bocks.

Cravats, Umbrellas, 4VC.V rAXHTALOON BTUFFS. wrtn nearly every other article of DRT GOODS, all GUARANTEED TO BE CHEAPER thau at any other bouse. Purchasers are respectfully soli ited to Judge for lunnwves, oy examining tlstwhu aad at SIMPSON'S, mhl ettdp go Canal street. Chiorrnn's Pawtaii il 2wm Just received. 100 boxea of the above celebrated Gum Arabic Drops, of the various Oavrs, via Bsspberry, Blackberry.

Orange, Tola, Lemon. Ac Can be bad wbelesaie or ias vrug aaa Lbnusil store. inhlJ idp UI Canal, corner of Caraudelet tet. CtToasg. H.

P. Buckley. Tenajr de WATCHMAKERS, Na Camp strsct. Dealer in FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, FINE SrLVERWARJB. PLATED WARE.

VANTKT. rrnrif a. PAMTICCLAX ATTKNTIOS GIVEN TO KMPAOmQ WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRT. Dlsrj, work raazid Cane saam ted, as lanlilp THE LADIES Are. invited te cxamina the aasortment of THREAD LACES Slsapaeaa, 39 Caaal atreet, prices having beea reduced TWENTT FTFE PER ardeT to ctoss them sat snbia 10t3d CItizeaa ana Mtrsiacera.

DO YOU WANT CIsOTRINQ sa, you are Invited to call and examine amen the awmorai in new uruans at th MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT OF ALFRED MUNROE itl Mafsxinasfawet, where every srtlele te marked at tbe lowest price AND NO DEVIATION MADE. Call and exam Ins befora porchaaiog elsewhere. tmT No trouble to abew gaodav j't wJJ MBJfROE At CO S4 Magaodna treet, nt dptr Corner of Gravier street, taVBeys ass Children's Clothlac. I Tooths', Bon' and Children' CLOTHING, awna ica tr oflered in thia market, ansae factored expressly for tn i at wiinsss sstwst.staw gss which we ate ss reduced srleea. sas adptf p.

PABRM SS Magasiaa atrast So anlfci mly taorearfol ia ennngChilla aad Feverasts ssrn aitpeuauon at aspecjne. Icparedaadawaate by I of any call Sales Dan. CFor J. A Board A Msy's Sals sss First sV R. B.

fykes sells On carles, PrevWona and UaasaTa post 10 o'clock, at No. (1 Maaazina Calfskins, at is a'cloek, asms place, also, BT o'clock, at tne corner of Poacher and Ufc' Morpby A Nevtoa sells On caries, ProvWaas, Uaaw?" at 10 'clock, at Ita ST Maae street. 1 R. Montgomery sells Furnitnre, Ac at lok w. No.

ST Camp street, F. Fernandez WhKing sells AS Oreo street. Bernard Tarph sells French Brandies, Wi Ac, st lOSt a'cloek, at IT and IS at. rT J. A.

Beard A May asll Rssi Estate, at vrvmr rvrmsv ream snd Library aoaounca that the OF LECTURE will ha delink tU 8MITH, of tbe University of Louiaiana, io Discourse anon familiar and practical aM L7LEifl with NATURAL PHLILOSOPHY Profeesor A L. KOEPPEN, now at th NL lectured with gna distinction before The BJaSSi "a of Philadelphia, tbe Lowell and Bmit lfT Boston and Washington, and abo at athera gaged to deliver a Series of Diacoerata, PicG ui trated, agon GREECE it AntiquAiesran Modern History. "SAta4 By a resolution of tbe Board, the Comssitxe ized to taoe tickets of wimiaaioa for the tares, commencing with Professor J. I a sai 7 tbe following terms i Ticket admitting a rerrtlrman and two ladlta. L' Ticket admitting one tl Tbs Leetares of Dr.

J. SMITH in "r7i TUESDAY EVENING, tbe Inat. at hif snd will be continued EACH FRlDAyHaTTrs EVENING after, tiU the Course i. coniol Sf TLIA? N. EN NlNosT" FREDR1CR CA HEROES mh7 SdpTuFrtf CommiUeoo the Librar Ijiij Real Bstate for Nnle on a Tsmnm rs The House and Store.

No su Oirod street bLSJ. Store Na 161 Custombous street the Hsuee Na. Lil' dy street For term spphr to a i r.rt, (SeweU T. Taylor, I 1M. JZ (XU)IaIA a.

I aoissai a aaa r7. ''See allsarotbercahnma V1T11TEI VlT rDT Dt.M HU Cksu leo lata OfAee, a at n. i 1K frh I.r at wt am, own un uirf mvetcas tctt prepared ta submit to the ntnkmZ tbe public, a larger, more bIl. at of WATCHES, of received, is now his customers an varied assortmeat of WATCHES, of tbe maker, than can be found ia any Hnhmtt South or West. Tbe prices, too, at which tock will be dispoaed of.

are at ieaat FIFXIT PaTT lower than aoy other bouae in the city. i Fine English Pocket CuronocaeUra, origisal cast fx, French and Cooper Duplex Hunting Wsfrars arir1 Siso, forsao; French and Cooper Detached Levers, extra a iri cost SUM, for S7; Thirteen Jeweled Watches, IS carats fine, srixiaal east a Ladies' Cylinder Wstrhss, original cost tM, for t4 Tore her with slasse aasortment of SILVER WATCBB aod desirable JBWCLRT. aneh a rtti.il pl Cuff Pins, Chains, and Fancy Articles, st verylaai I An invoice of Extra Fine LADIES' HCKTiHS WATCHES, Just received, and which will be Hid hrXZ, original cost Sou tmblu OWdp OSEIML RALT Books and'Htatlonery. JOHN BALL, OravW ah 4. Is constantly supplied with a complets sasirrsMal a BOOKS and STATIONERY, adaptedto tbs WboMah Couu try Trade, and to which be invitea the actsatisa at btpiendii vvuuifT sac umm joa iuxiii a mtwt Ml WRITING PAPER, consisting of blue sad mhm Feolscsp, Letter and Note Psper.

which is oSsredaaksiB uener ai prices. Merc hi stvery low prices. BX2? LT.un!m. moa in goads and prices before purr (using elaewhere. nxi hall, aid 6tsdp aoUraviwr at al P.

H. Kellly Oc Corner af Canal and Royal at. Have now in store their complete stock of FRENCH ill ENGLISH SPRING GOODS, such SS Fins GINGHAMS. IiCBiu avv 'v Persian JACONET. Amazon Bordered JACONET Amazon Bordered aiMfiHiM Rich new style ORGANDIE wiin rvoBneea; A fins assortment of very rich new style BAREOESt 1 Afine aasortment of very rich new style ft flounces Rich PARASOLS snd FANS, r.M Bttui iit.Kir.9 1 New style CHEMfSBTTEa snd SLEEVES; Embroidered CAPF.S; MANTILLAS, POLKAS and PAKDngntt Very sheer printed LIN EN CAMBRIC, entirely srs aya r.

r. mbs fltSdpT Corner Canal and Beysls. CALL AND EXAMINE OUR ASSORTMENT Ct Jtrasaionaoie 'lotaiac. ALFRED MONROE CO 34 Magadas treat. Are cnostantly receiving by every packet man Mrs TeV tbe newest styleaaf Fashiofiah'r Clothing, (rent'i rr ing Goods, Ac, to which tbey atk the Bttentka ml pa chMers.

i We are now opening a choice variety of SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHtNO, Ail of which will be sold at our usually low price frrOak, ALFRED MONROE a CO. aibs 4dptf Magatiae strssj. NORbIAN 'S. 14 Camp street. 14 BLANK BOOKS AND.

SCHOOL BOOKS. CHEAP PU BLICAXJOHI, MAGAZINES, Fa Saosdp Ac, Atc, aahlonable Clothlac' ALFRED MUNROE Na S4 Msgszins sbsst, Have on band and are constantly receiving by say packet from New York, a very large and choice aawroaaS of FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AND GUST'S FOa NOSHING GOODS, all of which will be sold cheap far TONE PRICE FOR GOODS NO DEVUTIOK ALFRED MUNROE A CO, FlS Sdptf S4 MsgwlasshMk Fine Shirts atl SO Esveh. With Linen Boaoma, Collar and Wristbaada, BSaalla tbe best manner, and guaranteed to At. These shirts ar superis to Bay soli saw a bus ki tat city for Si 60. SHIRTS ALL PORE LINEN AT SS 00 SACK A splendid article, and fully equal to those aauaih; ail wr so.

DRAWERS, UNDERSHIRTS. CRAVATS, GLOVES, kt' At corraaoondinr Low Prices, st GORREN'S Shift and Gentlemen's Furniablna Start. 1 mh Cdptf No. 9 Cl vrtn aatrsst Na Hatramiwa. But GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING, aad reonired bv the most aastidioa awhkmabl asaa.

will foond at our store, and which wa eics at four nnnaalln price. Wewwraot avw yarticas sold by as Ss af mm best material and snwhrnanahlp. Tha trimaiag te sar Coats are not srnrd by any aaed ia thiscity.sadss Invito peron to examine oar I'nek. Our good ar all (elected with great ear, Mad aaa oSTer seoand rata qaalitaea mt the aa, sally ss sat mads ap aa our higbeat priced CHAa. EMANUEL Me lCsst, di4 Sdntf eoadsea kalswwrswsa FASHIONABLE CLOTH 190, Thempeen Nlxea, No.

is Casn smat, Hsvs received per Wm field Scott sock Bdatttna ts thdf stock ss to render it complete sssuit sf awtiisssMl CLOTHING AND FOsUOaHUIG GOODS, Comprising CLOAKS, of Black French Cloth, X.lmitTlSl6t OVER COATS, of various qualities, aad all th seas. stylea DRESS COATS, of Black French Cloth, varioaf faaotwl FROCK COATS, af Black and Colored Clothe BUSINESS COATS, of Black and Catered Osths, ii il Mln i rssslmiia PANTALOONS, of Black and Fancy Doeakia sad OssA VESTS, of Cashmere, Satin, Woolea. Varvat, Vsefe Fancy Silks, snd Whit Marseilles, Singie sad Dsssk SMI la nf Vina T.fnan tul r.f HOSIERT.of Shaker Flannels, Merino, MORNING GOWNS, UMBRELLAS, PEHTU1IXAIS oo Sdptf J. Cm Meramsta Virentry Depot' Exchange Place, adjornlng tha Past Ofsot The PRINCIPAL BOOKS pabtiahad hi the Vmfi States, together with the REVIEWS, MAeASKIA NOVELS, Ac, ar promptly received at tbs atowrsSsV llahmeat a oon as issued from tha preea English and Ameriraa STANDARD WORKS msssss keptea CtUzena and Stranger are respc et fully tnvttd ts a Orders for any Aanerlcaasr Foreign Books iscsfvsl ssl flUed. dig asi Dr.

E. J. Cexe'a Hoatbera ibera Ceart irrsjt bas been ateaaivalr as aad proved saaarlsf tssy rurfjonetl. RnwrKiH. ror roore loan ourtaea ysars, 1 COXETT EXTRACT OF COPAIVA.

AND CUBEBS. a certain cars, with fuU diiacOesa pared snd for sale by E. J. CO IK A CO dp No. 6 Cams atreet and ST Poydisssass Jeavlas Kid loves, DIRECT IMfOaTAllOH.

Ws have just received, per bin Globs, a Ia0 sanstasst the abovs celebratad GLOVEt, sUroot Aaas Fsrw. St the follnarine enlnni Color. i Dark Assorted Coters. Light AsosrtoJW' MORRIS A WAT, ss Caaa mt, dlSv sdpU aor Faahleaable VaJI awa Winter Clo latfc F. FA BEE Na.

t3 Masaziaa st aarl; Would bee tve ta call aftentlaa ta their ehoira ow" bmMvs smiitiueat of FASHIONABLE BrCTored ay their honae, Na SI William strast. which In point qnality and tTU IikIMi ia the dty. and will bs offered aa the ssast term. We Invito tbs attaatisaaf sswlrteaastssssa hiatica of oar stock. i oU Sdpt r.

FABRK At Boys' end ChlldVa'a CUralafff FOB SPRING AND SUMMER. Jnst received per sblps 8c. Lonis. Cnwle. IbD "JJJT meat af new stylos BOTS' AND CHILDRESS CLOTW ING saMabts for rammer wear.

Fnrchaser wiS as mt 1 i aoon aad max tbelr snWtion. ALFRED MUNROE Crlr mhl9 Sdptf at Msssslas slgSj TO PASSENGERS FOR MOBILE Ar DALLtT. Coast LBdinas Tka sttsxr MOBILE. Ci a Hcffms. will leave for abovs pointa THIS EVAMTU bis mm mmw as a tne a Clocx r.

m. eEPDESA. i CLEIGHTON Ca'SFiSBt tlernea's Fnraihing Stmaa are ia NEW ORUITa NaToa Caaal Strast, ass ynrra srreer. NEW TORK Mufkctory, No. IS Park 8AK rSAMUSCO AassjsoaMry Strsct.

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