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JE XIX. NEW ORLEANS, WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 21, 1855. iiuirnnr ji. IPS SHIPS. LIYEfFOOia Tts fin Al American sMo MORELAND, Doacao, having nearly B1 cargo engaged and going on board, will have vi For fre'gfct of son bates troa apply to J.

F. WHITNEY A 6 Camp af reet i MWie, having flo state room eccommo la ta the rapaln an hoard. nl LiVRRPOOU The Al American ahlp CLARA L. Lang, maater. will hve aick despatch.

For freight of 600 bales cotton 1 C. MEEHEB rem1er street caff, spsly Hoard. Pnat 14, Klrst oa Livrnpooir The Al very fa sailing aiaertcan WIZARD KINS, Cone, master, na. in tb grett portion of hr cargo ensaeed a eoeM. will hero Immediate despatch.

Jfot ht al SCO bale cotton, oe raasaee. spplv to htl WILLIAMS 11 Common street. tOaV Lvfc8.r;OOL The a I faat sailins Ame 'rican h'p DORCAS Lawrence, roes car to. now 'oaolea and will have Immediate il.1i. 'for rralgoe 100 rattan, apply to J.

F. WH1THKT 91 Canip street fnr neaaaa apoty taa earatn porn. yoa LIVERPOOlr The At Amerlren abir Woodward, muter, btrlni the rreatrr pat of ee r.areo engafeo. will have A ioatcn. Par eVe'tht of 600 Hales rotton erply to eirf Ng5f HEVILIE At l'S Common street The fine fet sailing Ame rican able.

DMOEMONA. Farnham. mwtfr.lt DMloadiai and will hv qoick dearatcb. For i.tt af 360 balea eotto apply ta p. WHITNEY AJ HI Camp itreet i For aaaiai apoiy totne raHaln on noard 1T FOR LIVEBPO The Al faa aalliof Amer lean ahlp AtKED BTORER.

Comery, master Bw loalinf ad wlllhaee Immediate dea patch Far rreifhtof 4C0 aalra ctrnp app'y to ar ror paage ap ry me wm fOK VEIPOOIj iae Ameni'i Tlilfrr TANIKCOT. BorUnl, wianer. will hare "qalck deapatrb. For rrrfatit of ftro balea roitou 'y to C. J.

MEEKER a tirarlrr bv for paaaax apply on aoard. Poet i. Tb trd UUtrlct. FOS. LIVRKPooiTba At fine fait AoLahlp NEPTDHE, Batcbelder, maater.

havlrg taa aolk of her rare engaged, wtU htt quU itch. For freight of 300 ba'eii ttnn. apply to "AXTF.R. LOWP.cL CO. 4v FOR LIVERPOOL The Al fan aniline AmeM can abio GREAT DUB rharlea Bmpaon, nut "ter, Itimw loadiaa and will hae ImmediaOe de h.

For freight of 600 bate le ton a P' to BAAl liUVLil at uur fy LlVFUryuL The Ai faataailli.c Ame rtcan ahlp BECf BOLT. I oring. maater, bavina nearly ait her cargo enaaaed aod aoina an boad. bare i mad lata deaaatcbZ For freight of ito aalea or paaaag! PP) the captain on board, or to VE(IMRD. or JEKKUt'B, WILLIAMS Ac 1 lit Common a'reet, FOR LIVERffOL TheAi faat aaiiing Amcri cms ahtp WELLFLF.ET, Wracotr, maa'er, la now "loading and will baee qalck drsratch.

For freight baaaa cotton, apply ti J. P. WHrTfTET 61 Carap atreat FfeyTiaie'iia app'y to to eapatn on poarn FOR LIVEfctPOOL Tbe Al fait aai inc abip SEOR6B WA8BJNGTON, maater. ia now loadlna. and faaylna nearly all er caran ted, wilt have Imvaeditt deapatcb.

For freight of aiea cotton, app'y to J. P. vVfUTOET At 61 Camp afreet Fnr paeaaaa apply to the captain on board FOR LIVERPOOL The Al faatealhng Am rican ah'p HATARO, eoodricb, maa'er, will ta'a Immediau despatch. For freight of loo iet cotton, apply 7 JENK.IH8, WILLIAMS At in Common afreet. FOR LIVERPOOL The Al faat aallinfAmarl icaa ahlp UARINEK, Barker, maatrr, ia now ioadln.

and wi have immediate derpatch. For Irelfht of 600 baira oorton, apply to i.f WHITNEY At 61 Camp nrto QITFtiEr, NEYILLB A 1 16 Common atreet aay por yaeaate apply to the captain on hoard. n6 FOR UVFRroOL The rplendid Al farta.il v' itng abip CICERO, Loring, maater. baying the greater part of ber cargo engaged, will meet with daapatctu For frtirht of BTO bale cotton, apply to eft J. H.

AaHBRIDGE Al 110 Common at. naT Far nam aoply to the eapratn on board, oppoalte Poat ta. Third Olwhrlct. jf FOB LIVJTRPOOL The fnataaillog American uhlp RICHARD ANDERSON, Fitch, maater, a baeiea the artarer part of her carao enaaaed. trill meet wtta quick deapatco.

For freight ol SCO bale canon, appiy io 3. MEEKER A ST Oravier atreet. LIVCH.POOL The Al faar sailing Amii ioa aoip riiiauuTH awa, tismmona, maa Jtcr, ta now loadln and will have immed iate de zm. ror onian.ee or rreifnt apply to BAXTER, LOVELL CO. FOR LIVERPOOL The aplen'tid new abip iiauns jrrKiuion, wa do nil', master.

'lecetvtoa carao. and. bavins a larae part enaaaed it have immeaia'e deapatch. For balance of freight or ieagc appiy on ooaro. or to JOKES, MACKIM DER IF'.

SI Qravier street i run, ui Laruiiir ine At isat aautag nn 1 can ahlp HORATIO, Olven, maater. it now load "log and will hava qalck deapatcb. For freight of 0 balea cotton apply ta J. P. WHrrJtFJT at Si Campttreet, or 6IFFAEI HEV1LLE Ac el 116 Common afreet, a For pisaaee nnply to the captain on boart.

FOR LIVERPOOL Tue Al American clipper 'Mi CARLTLB. Simpson, master. "all of her cargo engaaed, will have "'lat of 100 balea cotton, apolv to r. caving nearti deapatch. For rl C.

J. MEEB.ER At Bravier atreet. Far paage apply on board Peat SI. First District. FOR LIVERPOOL The Al faat aallln Ameri 1 can abip MOilMOOTH.

Doane, maater, will have "isnmrdiate despatch. For freight, of i balea too, apply to JOJBJI18, WILLIAMS At nl IIS Common street. FOR LiVERPOiL The fast sailing Mew York packet ahlp AT. LODIA. A.

C. Holt, master, is nor loading and will Immediately Heapatcfaed. Tor freight of 000 barrels fl inr. or boo balea cotton, apply AARON COHEN, 1S7 Common at. or to BAXTER, LOVF.LL A CO corner of Common and Carondelet atreeta.

Tar passage apply to the captain on board. Post cood District. 3I SOB. LlVEKPOOla Ttv Ai last sailing Amerl caa ship MARTHA J. WARD.

Scorer, msster. Is sw taauiiac and will hae Immediate deapatch. i or frelgat of too balea cotton, apply to oo J. P. WHITNET 81 Camp street.

eForpaaaaae apply to the captain on hnanL rk FOR LIVERPOOL sea Al faat ettng 1 lark and Liverpool packet ahlp CARAV AM. "aster, la now loadlna, and will have lm medtata daapatch. Fox frtigb of mo boles cotton, applj Baxter, lovell co. fT 10 tht captaio on board. nlp llt, ready to receive cargo r5 LIVeRPOOL Tb.

line firs', class Amerl B1CH0LA8 master, i now toadlng, and will have quick deapatch Fore eight of 360 balea eottoo, apply to arse WHITMEF At Camp St. Forpaeage apply ta the captain on board. osR FOR LIVCaPoOL P. a Ai f.ta.iii... I6" fblP ifiAESPCARE Joseph Caminra.maa.

iATT wiU receive qalck do Men. Forfrelrtit of 6friVs cotton, apply to Camp street, Forpasjaaearply to tb captain on hooro. ml FOR LIVERPOOL The nr al faat sailing 'American tblp CHANCELLOR, James Stetaon, 'olnf ad will have Immediate tcn. For trelght of ftvi biles co ton apply to WHITS EI A 61 Camp street. For pasaaga apply to the captain on hoar.

FOR LlVErtKO Tti Al fast sailing Amerl JJ. SLEL, Delano, maa'er. Is now loadDf Til Til' hT Immediate despatch. For freight H) bales eottno, epoly to WHlTBET ft Camp street p'r Mag aaytaj fJU IMTSm WaA sd I.I a siUl a a. 2.

1 AM wn. wvir 1 aC Af I Iia aga JM sailing. American ablp ARRWRiSHT. DavU. casatei, is now loading and will have immediate a.

For balam of frelaht. apply to pasaart apply on board oaAllaV, LrOVELL CO. o5 rna i.ivr.&rnni pk Bs.knf her cario engaged and going on board, "yr quick deapatch. For freight of ftoo bale, cotton to or to i. MEERXR At 87 Oravler street.

foe pssaaif. apply to the captain on board. oil Trlente. superior faat sailing Al 17 CLEOPATRA, Damsbmy, maater, ia now e. Ln mt with qof.k drapatch.

For FRED BLOCK, 15 Carondelet atreet. nratclaaa American "I'SLAKi'ilDlDII Tat a. A 1 tt 5 Wi" receive immediate i "j5 2 fotton, apply to H'TSEi At Camp siyto the caotaia nn hoard. ftn4 mIl 1. A Jl iy ,1 ber care, an hnfng near t.

u.r; lr J'J" ff RhOD 1 8, 2 BtXT. rovFT.r. a "po. a 1 Et. A' raat salting ahlp hating newly nil ber cargo i "AXTER.

LOVELL A CO fop bale. 't ii oreet, oiiera for ml ran, In one 11 1 I a A stoi of i lPt I' i and eanmiDe io SHIPS SHIPS. FOR. HAVRE Tne fire Al American ah'o FA LOOM. Pa'trn.

master, havirg the areolar part of her carat engaged and going on bna d. will have Immediate despatch. For freight tf 300 bales cotton apply to nil j. r. nnii.tt i t.u..ci camp street rar For paasaga Apply to tne captain on onaro.

FOR HAVRE The Al bark ALMAVE, Ank ere, maater, has the greater port ber carao rsetd and will have cieasatrh. frelaht of 10L0 sarki corn, or 800 balea rotton, apply to JbiMIVIa, VMLLIAMS I'l Common s' orto 9t WM J. DFWET. tw Ora.ler ttreer. I'OR H1VRB TI Al fart sail I oa American 'TTS snip A BIS LAMuOOM.

Hall, master. Is row 1 1 'w. hu'i win i.n.r i.r.,'ni, jui joo halt cotton, or heavy freifht, spply to I DtA I a IV, I or KOR HAVRE The Al f.sr stlline rliio COR r. Disnop, msarer, is now lotmai ton win t.e desoa'ch. For frelaht of 4iO hales cotton, or heivy freight, apply to niK naAir.N, LUiiLbst'i.

FOR HAVRE The A I (art railing A mt rican ahlp ROBT. M. 8LOMAN, WoodsMe. master. Is now lnadira and will receivelmmediate despatch.

Frr freight of ivi oalea cot'on apply to J. P. WHlTMCk A Crmp Itreet. Tot pasta te app'y to the captain on board. nl FOR HAVRE The new and ft.

sailing ship C53LAWSON. atts, muter, having the lar.erpait of ber carao eneaaed and aoioa on board, will have Immediate despot For freihfof wheat or Hour Iy to JONES, NACKIMJFR Ar CO nvieT'trtet, 'IT ortoFRKO. IKCa nnde et at. y4 FOI HaVnE The Al line fatt tailing Am JSthlp MART. Murptey.

traster. having ihe bulk of rarao eDgagrd, wiil have onlrk drapatch. For fre'eM of inc bales cotton, or hrsduftt. apply to 1 IT BAXTER LQWF.lLACO. FOR HAVRE The Al fast American ahlo F.

W. BAILEY. wipman, master is now loadlna and will lave despatch For Irelabt ol cotton, or brtadatotTs, apply to ma BAXTER, LOVFl.L A CO. FOR HaVHE The Al fast aailina Auieriran VJLthip CLARISSA BIRO. Bird, master, is load '''irg and will have immediate deapatch.

For freieht of 410 balea cotton or hrrodstatis apply to nin BAXTER. LOVr.LL A CO. FOR HAVRE Tlie Al fnstsailina Americaa hip WAKEFIELD, trrorkef, master, ia now loatine and will hava immediate deapatch. For frriaht of 300 balea cotfib or hr apptvto BAXTER, I.OVFLI. A CO.

fUK i1 hit iil'lDt arunkan 'T; thtn BDAAN hl tKI. Clanaa n. maater. is now Inadlnc and will have immediate despatch, ror freight of 300 bMea mtt n. srp'y to r.n J.

P. WHITS Ft A Camp" street Ftr rmfay arply to the e.ptain on hoart. FOR HAVRE Tb" Al faat ailltcg American ship JOHM MERRICK, Flttnt master, bavins near'v all her carao ecaaaet and eoine on board. will have immediate despatch. Freight of 60 balea cotton, or postage, apply to in rsntain on board, or to JENKINS, WILLIAMS A BIS 113 Common street FOR HAVRE The Al fast sai Hog American ship El.lZABf.TH, Poole, mister.

Is now loading and will have ImmeHate despatch. For frelaht of 300 balea cotton, apply tit J.P WHITMET A 61 Camp street, en or O. W. HtKSON A CO, Campatieet. aF For psarage apply to the captain on board.

jk FOR HAVRE Rerf'j'ar Packet Al very tftyjtfaat sail.ng American ship NUREMBERG, Well 'rwaat tnD. maater, having pearly all br cargo engaged and gnin on board, will have qnlrk despatch. For freight of fiOQ bales cotton, or breads'ntra. apply to BAXTEtl. LOVELL A CO.

ar" For pamage, apply on board, Poat 33, Third Dla trict. foil HAVRE TLe Al laat aailiug Ameiican ship SEA IcUEEN, Orotrn, master, having the balk of ber carsoensased and aolna on board. will have quick despatch. For ba'apce of freight apply to r8 BAXTER. LOVELL CO.

KF For passage apply ti the captain on twd. FOR mavRE The hne brat claaa American ship ADAMS. Avery, master, is now loading and will cei ve immediate despatch. For freight of 31 0 balea cotton, apply to na J. P.

WHITKET 61 Camp at, ver For paaaaae apply to the captain on board tkt. FOR HVRE Tue Al faat sailing American HIGHLAND CHIEF, Bantow. matter, la sTAT 'SaEOW loading and will have immediate despatch. For freigt of balea co'ton, apply to i. J.

P. 1TMEI at 61 Camp street if For paasaga apply to the captain on board. FOR HAVRE The Al very fast sailing Ameri fScan ship OILDERSLEEVE. Brawn, maater, aJ ii WTTibaving meat of her carg engaged and going on hoard, will meet with oes patch. For remainier of freight tpp to (nT BAXTER.

LOVELL A CO. FOR HAVRE The Al faat aalllna cackatahip LODISIAMA. Sollivan. maater. la iw loadii.s 'and will have dtaratch.

For Irelabt of 300 balea cotton, or bresdatorrs, app'y to BAXTER. LOVELL Bl ortoC HILLARD. Inn IMaear Ine street. FOR HAVRE Toe Al fast sailing American abip EXCELSIOR, Mitchell, master, will have quick despatch. For freight or paasaae ap JESKl.tS, WILLIAMS A lit Common street.

ply to nl FOR HAVRE Toe Al fast sailing packet ship WELLIQTON, Bsratow, master, ia now loadlt.g and will have desnatcti For balance of freight apply to BAXTER. LOVELL A OJO orto HILLARD. FOR HAVRE The Al taat sal lng American sb'p ALICE COCnCE. Singer, master, baring the balk of ber cargo enraged and to'naon hoard. ill have qnlck despatch.

For firigit of cotton, or heavy atotT. apply to BAXTER, LOVELI. A CO. AaT ror passage apply to the captain on brar 1. IT FOR BREMEN Tire AI fast sa'liDg Amerlran brk RHODES, Booker, muter, is nw loading and will have immediate For freielit of ano bales cotton, apply to nlft BAXTER, LOVELL A CO.

FOR BREMEM The At very last sailing Bra men bare ANNA TIELICS, Hat ten to rT, maater. bavtnr most of ber carao ensnard. will meet with quick despatch. For remainder ol freight apply to BAXTER. LOVELL A CO, or to T.

B0OOECKE A CO. FOR BREMEN To nw Al very faat aailina I i77i a u.rurl Ht.k.1. awaasat maater. having moat of her cargo encaged and going on board, will meet with despatch. For remainder of freight apply to BAXTER, LOVELL A CO orto nl CREEVV A FARWELL.

39 Matches st Mew Vent. FOB HEW YORK Louisiana Line The fait sailing resolar packet abip LIBERT BrnJ. At kirs, master, having a large portion of ber carro engaged aod aoing on board, will have Immediate de spair.h For balance of freight or passage, having good acc mmodationa, apply on board, Poat Io, First District, or to nil CHESTER HILLARD, 100 Magazine it FOR NEW YORK Holmes Line of Packetri The faat sailing regular packet ahlp PACIFIC, Oadd. master. ba the principal part of her cargo engaged, and ill be iromrdie'ely despatched.

For freieht or passage, having elegant accommotations. apply to the captain on board, opposite the Vegetable Market, Second District, orto ntn AARON COHEN, 1ST Common street. FOR MAW OUK Louisiana Lute Tbe very trJJTi tailing Al bark OCEAM EaOLE, Srrenman, maater, having a portion of her cargo engaged and going on board, will aail a above. For balance of trelght, or passage, arolv nn board, Poat 19, First District, or to n)3 CHESTER HILLARU, too Maeazine street. FjRKEW YORK Eagle Line Tne Al laat tiling regular packet baik COt.

LED YARD. Beckwith. maater. havina a larae portion of her cargo engaged, will have qnick despatch aa above. For balance of freight, or passage, apply on board, Pott 18, First District, ar to ni IT CREEVT A FARWELL, 39 Watches at.

Fou NEW Inn Tbe Al ttne fast sailina clipper ship COURIER, Bernaee. roater, is now loading for the above oort For frelaht or naavaae Apply to JENKINS, WILLIAMS A CO nl lis Common atreet. FOR NEW YORK Eagle Line The ve Ws't sailing tegular packet ship BEBER, J. B. imd ley, master, ia now loading and will have quick despatch.

For balance nf freight or postage ap Oil board at Post i8. First Ilsrlrt, or to Ul CREEVT A FARWELL, 39 Natcbeg ft. ft. IlRrtis Ti FOR ST. MARKS AMD NEWPORT The XHireo.iar packet ecnnonrr PETTES.

Faw master, bavlog moat of her cargo engaged, will have detpntcb. Fo frriaht or ptsstge apply to E. O. BOOERS A CO Poydraa attaet. Coatoa Jt FOE BPBT0N ttegalar Line The re go 1st P'ckrt.

bwk LOUISA EATON. Adie, master, a large portion of her cargo engsged. will iHlA q1 "Fjteh For balance of freight apply on hoard, at the Beef Uarktt. or to EO. W.

HYMSON A Camp at FOR BOSTON Regular Tbe new Al af4packetahlp TIMOR, Tbomaa Baondsra, mtater, "having a large potion of her cargo engaged, will hava quick despatch. Tor balance of freight or paasaie apply hoard, at. Poat an. First rtlstrict, or to di? CEO. HYMSON A CO Camnrt.

3, FOR BOAION The Al clipper acbooner afCol LODISB Miner, maattr. having toimoat of her aiaa iVcargo enaag'd. will bar qalck despatch. For balanea of ireiUt, a ply to bit FRED BLOCK. 1 Carondelet street.

OH ROoTON The splendid fastraiilna packet bark TR0MAM. Mavsa. maater. having the l' eat er part of her cargo encaged, will hare immediate deepa'ch. For balance of rare, apply to JONES.

MACKI5DER A 01 GravleT st gay For poaaage attp'y on hoard, Poat 19. First District Nan fx. FOE ITANTZ Passage only ThA flna first i claaa American ip AJiVDM, Chase, maater, having Ait. her cargo engaged, will hay imme oiace oespstca. ror neasage oniy, naviog aicgaua aaodationa, apply to tbe eaora'n on ooaro.

nr J.P. WHITNEY A 01 Camp huriesa. GEORGE W. tilTii having reiomeil to tba dty to rAoy to attend to Lis duties, And reaptct orlers bis services. I re is runted at tbt of Cnron.i, iet and Lt ti SHIPS SHIPS.

A pain chlcola. FOR APALACHICOLA Tbesnprlor faat Bailing achooner E. BARNARD, bavirg a large por tion of ber cargo engaged, will have deapatch fnr the above port. For balance of freight or passage apply to CO. B08ER3 A It Poydraa street.

I'tatlatlelpli'ta. jn t. FOR PHILADELPHIA Merchant's Line via 2iS The new Al and very fat sailing regular packet 1 'Tira brig OEOROE ALBERT. Yorke, master, is now loading and will bave immediate drapatch. For balance of freight ano bhla.

mnlnsaea apply on boad, opposite the Btef Market, Peconit District. er to nKi JOSEPH H. BASS. 1 19 Common street 3 FOR PHiLAor Lf Hia Kr.uiar i.inr rue Al packet bark WASH'NOTON RUTCHER, master, ia now loading for the above pjrt. For balance of freight or rassere, apply to nlT GEO.

w. YN80M A 81 Camp street. Hnltlmnre. FOR BALTIMORR Rrgaiar Line Tbe Al 'S packet hark CHESTER. Croshy.

maater. having a larae portion of her cargo engsged, will have quick despatch. For balance of freight or passage apply on i na vl or to nio GEO. W. nVMROTC A 84 Camp St.

FOR BAL'llAIOHE Tne laat aatltrg brig 8E 8 1) IN, having a large portion of her cargo en cared, wi'l have quick despatch. For balance of frtight or passage, apply to niT a HYMSON A Camp street. il ante Ill ea. FOR MARSEILLE. The Al fast sailing Ame jtricn LOCH LAMAR.

Ilickbm maater. ia loading and will have qalck despatch. For freight of 360 ha cotton arp'y to J. P. WH1TNC.Y A 61 Camp atreet ey For pasange arplv to the captain nn hoard.

nlT s. FOR AKSF.ILil.K? Tbe Al fast sailing Ame aVrS rican ship JaSK E. WALSH, Yoik, maater, ta now loading and will have Immediate despatch. Fur freight of 300 hales cotton, apple to J. P.

HITNEY A nl Camp street, For patsage apply to the captain on board. nl fiimtcow. FOR GLASGOW The fine first class fast sail 5lng American ahlp MALABAR, Crocker, master, is no loading ana will have quick deapatch. For eijthtof son baits citon. apply to nil P.

WHITNEY A 61 Camp street. gSaT For passage app'y to the captain nn hoard. FOR ANTWERP The AI American ship RICHARD HORSE, Dinsmore, meatrr, having the bulk of ber cargo engsged, will meet with quick despatch. For remainder of lrelgbr apply to BAXTER, LOVELL A CO. aV For passage apply on bowrd.

pi 3T3s FOR ANTWERP Tbe Al fast sailing schooner arfavA LOU 8A, master, having nearlv all her ml i cargo engaged, will have despatch. For balance of freight apply to OS! BAXTER. LOVELL A CO. Hsunbargr. J3bA FOR HAM ti HU Tne At fast sailing Ram GSSbnrg ahlp GUTENBERG, Pet rsen, master, is 'now loading and will bave quick despatch.

For frelaht of 250 balea cotton, apply to J. P. WHITNEY A 81 Camp street. MT For passage apply to the captain on board. cM WANTED TO CHARTER Two Veeaele.

tthe capacity af aooo to mw ooaea, to load at Caba tr a ilortiiara pert. AdpIv to n1Q M. RAaaf 110 Cowitttoa tttt REMOVAL. REMOVAL P. KNArP, Merchant TaTurThrrraoved from 7 8t Charles atreet, to Union atreet.

No. IS. nin 'fo tin REMOVAL T. HOB1.NSON haa removed Irom No 86 Commercial Place to Na 31, nearly opposite. o3i lm RAMOVAL EOV AU.D LION A CO have removed from Mo.

AT Gravier street to Mo 16 Chartres street, between Cnewmlnf and Canal afetts Qto REJIOVAL WAHMAKEM A KIKCHHOrf have removed to 66 Carondelet atreet, Union Row, op stairs o44 lm EMOVAL TW1H1LI. A A1TKEN have removed their GAB FITTING ESTABLISHMENT from tbe Saa Comoenv'e huiidinr. to the Stote No. 79 St bar Ira street, opposite Tatfrfajla. where they are now ready to attend promptly to all ordeia for GAS FIAT MAS AMD F1TTIMO left with tbem.

04 tf EMOV AL J. H. ABHBRIDUE A CO. have removed from Na St Charles to No. ISO Common street, under tbe OaaOrnce.

oi REMOVAL H. L. STOME A Co. have removed tc the store formerly occupied by Ltttiejohn, Morcom ft IV corner of M.ar Le.ee and Oravier BtrtA Fh tf REMOVAL H. B.

CEM AS, Notary Public, haa removed bis office from No 81 to 69 Bt. Char Its street between Gravler and Union streets. slA 3m L) MM. street. J.

SCHAERFF. Othce tto. II Uaupmne 3m t'oal Coal, ril G. ROBINSON, Agent for A. Millar A and 1 Kiddle, Coleman A Co 's celebrated PITTSBURG COAL, is prepared to supply steamers, foundriea, cotton pretsts, plantations and sugar reriner by cargo, at tbe shortest notice and on the bat terma Clnce Na 81 Commercial Place.

o3 1 lm iBBiatloB and Nrgroes For Hale. THE undersigned otters for sale on liieral terms the plantation on which be now reridrs. situated on the east side of the Ouachita river, oi aod a half miles below Culumhta, Ca dwell parish. There is lm tier pen's of gncd land, ahou: 4ii in a high sta'e of ru tlvatlon, with ail tbe necessary Duiidinga toereon, aacn as dwelling boost, gin boure, negro eabius. Ac.

Als 60 oegroes, if desired. Or I will sell the a'j plantation below, kuowu as the Jackson Place, containing 'jo to lono acres, 3 0 in For particulars, apply to W. A. ANDREW SEIRAN, in Union strert. New Orleans, or to J.

C. BRiruEK, d3t 3tW on tbe premUee. Another Trlampn. From tbe Cincinaatl Dally Commercial of the Tt Inst ALMOST dally instances occur showing the edvantagee to merchants and others of having a ealiy Fireproof Safe. The latest instance, within onr knowledge, is de tailed in the following Letters addresaed to Messrs.

Hall Dodds A of thia city i CINCINNATI, Sept. 6, 18A6, Messrs. Hall, Dodda A Co. On tbe morning of tbe 4tb my entire stock of boat stores, con slating fur tbe most part of highly Inflammable materials, as well as large quantity of other merchandise, was totally consumed by fire. One of your aafea, containing my books and papers, Ac, was in tbe hottest part of it, and though It fell from tbe second story and lay a considerable time in tbe burning ruins, everything in It was preserved In perfect conditio so far aa lire was concerned.

therefore, feel pleaaed in recomm.ei.diDg to any one wishing! to have a reliable ar tide your Fireproof bale. JOHN HAGGERII. Messrs Hall, Dodda A Co. Gentlemen My safe, of your manufacture, waa In tba above building, and pre served my bucks and papers without Injury from tire and water. WM.

B. CASS1LLY. Several of HALL'S PATENT CONCRETE FIRE PROOF SAFES bave passed through tbe eeveiest or deals, invariably presenting tbelr valuable content! nn earned. Tbe manufacturers of this article have dou. both here and in Cincinnati, what no other maker of long known and popular Safe dare do.

Tlx: offered a reward of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS for proof that their said safe bss, in a single lnttance, failed to preserve lta contents when accidentally exposed to fire. Thty a'so warrant Ibe Concrete Safe to be free fromaaerious drlVet in he Salamander article, wUch baa recently been developed to a considerable extent, vlsi tbe Inward corrosion of the plate iron, manifested ay tbe appearance if boles in the aides, hack, Ac The subscriber, sole agent here of the manufacture! baa constantly for sale good tssortmrnt of laid Concrete Safea S3 dAWtf ISAAC BRIDGE, tt Magazine at. Auction Notice. TBE subscriber respectfully Informs his friends and the public that having resumed hie old business as Auctioneer aod Appraiser, he bss taken on ottice at No. 33 Camp afreet He will attend tbe sale of Real Estate, Stocks, Negroes, Ac, for Admlolatraton.

Assignees and others, according to law. He will also give prompt and personal attention to all ont door aalea of every description A Register will be kept open for tbe entry of All the real estate and lands he may bave for sale, either on private terms or at public auction Every facility in hi power will be offered buyers and sellers of Real Estate. A practical draugbuman and plan drawer will be In constant attendance at his office With the assurance that he will give strict attention to his business in ail ita details, he trust tbAt he will receive a share of public patronage BENJ. KEN DIG. Auctioneer.

oil tf Office Mo S3 Camp street d. Xilockmnn'M Academy. Calliope street, near Prytaeie HIS institution, whtrh haa been in succeasfal opertv J. tlon for the last eight yean, la now open for the receptiou of pupils. Tte course of instruction, embracing a'l the various braoche taught in our primary aa well as highest tcnools.

Is designed to be systematic and tbor ougb, and to prepare hoys for the advanced ctaeaea In college, or for business punuit. Cirtulara may be obtained of the PrincipaLat tbe Academy from 9 to or at tbe Rook Store of J. B. Steel, 60 Camp st n30 tf To Architect and Builder. WL HODSSoN.

No. las Camp a'reer, haa just re celved from tbe mmuractary a vrry huge and complete astoitraent of GRATES, of every variety, aise and price, with or wltbont fronts, and Invitee those In want of such articles to ve him a call. Also, Extra Baskets, Biowers, Ash Grates, Fender. Ac. At reasonable pi Ices W.

I HODGSON, nlo 3t 188 Camp street Notice. R. J. D. BELAUME oecomea, from tbe 1st lost, A partner in mv firm, which will hereafter be conduct ad under the style of EDOUARD DUPASSEUB At CO.

oew ur leans, ntovenioer aa, nao lm EDOUARD DUPASSEUB. IVnflm. HEREBY caution the pesiie against negotiating or i. louoanng aeecrioea note, arawn or ami. Bond, and made payable to his order and endorsed by a ell dated Dec 3, Ihm, aed given for plantation ma aa pee act before William Cbrtaty, notary the said notes bearing lntereet eight per cent ner anaam frnm A nntu nomber.

and are all pat ap bad by the be'Bt for thirteen tboutaad hve hundred Sf. dol.ara nd forty three ce.u eacb, parable respectively en the inth January. 18A8, on the loth iSHZZ' "ath 'oy. 60. And on toe loth jannAT, lefll, and on the loth January, 1869 1 aad one for And severny on dollars rajauui on tue lutn January, ita i AlARGAREr B.

LONG. New Orleans. w. 90, ibas. rJ0 m4t ttW Liean, 4 xtw lnchea U'riiri 1 TWO 1re 'i 'lr vt.J bet.

very i v. 1 At (t p' i af COPARTNERSHIP. OPATNEBTilrVNOTICET lng porchaaed tbe interest of their deceased partner, B. Meelnne. to tbe firm of BREWSTER.

VAN BEN THDI8EN A will continue the bnaineaa nnder the same name And style for their own account from thia date. 8. BREWSTER, W. VAN BENTHUY8EN. New Orleans, Not.

14, 18V(. nlT lot NOTICE Tbe nnderalgued. Attorneys at Law, have thia day entered into C' 'partnership nlH lm TH08. J. 8EMMES A D.

C. LABATT. 17KO.M and after thia date Mr. 8. R.

HOLME8 my of atto ney heretofore sranted by me to Robinson la ber. by annulled. fnlH st'l THOS. FAWCETT. NwTlCA, Tbe cutpertpejeuip heretntt.re eai.ttne he tween the underaigned, nnderthefirm of LAPCYRE BUJAC.

la this day dissolved by matual agreement M. J. Bujac will attend to toe liquidation aod continue tbe business of Note And Stork Broker on his own ac count J. M. LAfAYRE, M.

J. BUJAC. New Orleana, November 19, 18A. nl9 At JoHM J. BLAIR oecomea a partner lo our fira from this ate.

BLAln A CO. New Orleans, Nov. lfi. lHfto. 1 71.

It OTICE OF PARTNERSHIP Tbe undersigned have this dsv formed a partarrsblo under tbe firm of COOK A FALLON, to carry on tbe Foundry business, at the Belleville Iron Works In Algiers, aed they bare an ottice In thia city, at No. 19 Commercial Piai e. F. W. C.

COOK. B. FALLON. New Orleana, November 1. nl lm NOItCAr The subscribers oave formed a ropnrtnrrvolp from tbta date, under tbe firm of SMITH A BAY LESS, for the purpose of doing a General Steamboat Arenrv and collertin business.

Mr. Smith will aire bis attention to discharging cargoes as nsnal. Ottice No. 3 roydras street, up stairs. win.

m. bmi in. 2t Sm A BAY LEI'S. CiOrARTMERSUlP Tbe undetaigneo hate lormed A partnersh'p in the Practise of Law. OhVe No.

9 Commercial Place 81MOND8. ol9 lm CH AS. FENNER. NOTICE The bualneas heretofore conducted under the style of GIFFNEY LOVELL will hereafter he continued under tbe firm of GIFFNEY, NEVILLE A CO. J.

W. GIFFNEY, JULIAN NEVILLE, L. A. GENTY. October 1 1 fw.

ol Paul Boudouaquie. ljewia ruiaipa. BOUDOUSttUlE A PHILLIPS, Ship Agents, Com mitsion and Forwarding Merchant, b7 Common street. New Orleans. Aul DI880LUTIOM The copartnership heretofore existing between the undersigned, underthe style of STEELE, SMITH ER A P1NCKARD.

is this day diasolvcd by ma tual conaeut All tbe partners are authorized to uaa the name of tbe firm In liquidation. C. STEELE, J. SMITHES, Jyltf P. PIMCRARO To be Mold at the Lowptl PrtceA, BY HENDERSON GAINES, 99 Canal atreet, French China Dinner.

Tea and Toilet Seta, Plain White, Gold Band, and Richly Decorated. Ulch Cat, Plain and Pressed GIam, of Foreign and Domestic manufacture. China Vaaea and Fancy Articles, Clocks, Chandeliers, lantps, Japanned and Plated Wares. CjT Together with A complete assortment of every ar ticle in the Earthen Ware line. 99.

anal atreet. opposite Exchange Place. nlo lm lair Work Hair Work GUERIN I Canal street T. A. KELLER The Largtst Hair Braiding Establishment in the United Btatea.

fit HE undersign! Inform their friends and strangers I that they liars just fitted up their establishment at No. ll'j Canal street, and are prepared to txecute ail orders for ORNAMENTAL HAIR WORK with despatch Uaking all their work by machinery, asd having engsged toe beat artists of tbe North and Europe, tbey are pro pared tt manufacture all articles, such at Braceleta. Ear pins, barms, Plowrra, Sojeta, Tomba, Letters. Ac, much cheaper and more neatly than aoy other establlab ment in tbe city. Also, having Invented aa eotlre new Braid, tbey can warrant tbelr work to laat longer, And to be superior to anything done elsewhere.

Stranaers would do well to call aod examine their splendid assortment of NEW PATTERNS, made for this seaaon. Tbere is connected with tbe place a Jewelry Manufae tory, and they can make every kind of mounting desired. Also, Repair watches, cnamei set uiamonas, or otner Stones, and bare an ex'enaive assortment of Watches. Jewelry and Fancy Goods. nia iTi our.ni i at rid, en.

Notice. THE undersigned wltl apply to the Honorable the First Ul'trict Court of Mew Orleaua. for the emancipation of his alave GARRTTSON. wl'h permission to ic slde In the State. All peions w.shing to make ol.jtction are requested to do so within thirty days from date.

P. IRWIN. Avla. LE ouaalgne' 'era application na'devent rbonoraMe Premie'e Cour de District de la Noavelle Orleans, tour l'attrancblaeemeut de son eac'ava tJAKRITSON. avec permission de residrr dan I'Eiat.

Ton ceux qui peuvent ohjectu, sont reqol re le fatre dana lea delal da tret te jour qui solvent cette premiere publication. niH aLa i itwin. LAND WA It RANTS HIGHEST market rates paid for Ind Warran'a also all kinds of nncorrrnt Bank NoU, Coin, Bullion aod Exchange, porchaaed by ERR ELL A CO ol ly 93 Camp, co ner Common st'eet Public elgkers. AT tbe opening of tbe new Corn Excbangeof thia city, at the corner of Poydraa and Levee strict tbvs day, tbe 6th lost, at 10 o'clock A. the following rates for weighing bave been adopted by the undersigned.

Public Weighers of Western Produce, Irom and after thia day Wheat and baahel lc. Corn. Bran per 1000 TB 80 Bulk pork So Laid, In ttsreea and barrel each 6 In keg 1 cask 10 Pig lead per pig Pig iron, leas tban AO tons per ton 46 over 60 tons 3A Coffee per sack Hope per coll Gunny bags, ovtr 60 bale Gunny cloth, over to 1254 Hemp 8 And all other articles In proportion. J. T.

DELMA8, W. J. TAYLOR. PEYTON A ME LONE, W. T.

BENIDICT. E. 1RACI. THOS. W.

MARSHALL, New Orleana. November S. 1aa. n7 I Charley's House, FORMERLY 1 HE A LOON, Corner of Oravler and Theatre Alley. rpHE best of Wines and Liquors of all kind served out in a manner to suit the most fastidious.

henky barker a chas. Campbell. ni7 am Proprietor. Bole Aseney of the celebrated Blacker lroa Works, Tennessee, Formerly Stewart A Dlrks's, now Lewi Irwin A Co'. ROM and After tbe sd March Instant, prices of Bsgar Kettles will rale aa follow! i From to Inches 1 per Inch r6 to 41 at 1 im Mtot at TB Farnace Mouths, S16 and S3a according to glM.

Strata Bars, 4 ceota per pound. E. F. LAVILLEBEUVRB, Commlsslaa Merchaat. Union atreet, mhSS 66 Iy between St.

Cbeeiea and Carondelet. J. Vincent, Corner of St Peter aod Royal atreeta. F. LEFEVKE, Successor.

Opening of the Ladies' Saloon, SATURDAY, lTth inst a a i.crrvsr hrea Wave to announ that tl open lYI.ing of tbe Laniea' Saloon will take place Saturday next, and uat tt win ne aopt open every oay out a. tA IK. eliae Af the at nlffht Nothin. haa hern nealected to live aitla'A'tlon to the la ties, and the Saloon will always be kept warm and well decorated. A Splendid Lunch Every Day, composed of ver.

choice dishas such ss Gelatine Truftee, Msyonaise de Volaille, Turkey, trunee, Wtsiptmiia Warn, Beef filet. Stuffed Tongue, Vol an Tenia, with Ntusareoais. Sup eme de Volaille. Salmon filet AUTartare, Cuisse detoolard, A la marfcbale, rhaiinii. Iiibm.

Rum Jelly. Maraschino. Rice and Milk: Cafe au lolt, Bl.ck Mocha, Ac Beaojolaia Wine, uorneaux wine, Grave arc, Cbblls, I.unel Muscat Frontlgnan. Tain. Dressed Marseilles.

Champagne. M. F. Lefevre undertake tbe preparation of entertain ment for Soiree, family patties, marriages, cnnateninga, mnA cAii.tinna and dinoera. banaueti Ac.

of all kinds. av Th nublic are informed tne establishment of Vin cent (F. Lef vre, successor.) baa no connection with the eataotisnmen. ia vanat euceir, a. iwcru, uj Figniere.

That ASetnalsan AAPSMttaai Tiall.ha Kitten. 'YAHESa Bitten have had the strongest testimonial A from persons oi trie nignea respeciAouity sau pusa rltn In tha DBltad Btaaaa anil Etmm They contain no mineral or vegetable acids, ar perfectly innocent, and nr of the highest efficacy In all tease where a tonic al required, to witt In case, of Dyspepsia, Indigeatlon, Enlargement of the Liver ana Spleen, nad All loapuri tie oi too piooa. As the basis of a WIDE AWAKE COCK TAIL tbey ar unrivaled. 4Qtvn CAKALoruLw. Atchax, Miss.

to oe soia ny iduaywtut yz Flitt District i ecoad Dlstrtcti rHIQ. DHL. eornar of Apollo and Clio strceta. B. B.

WHE FLOCK, 43 Magasins at W. MOR1SON, IS MAgaiTne at J. BEACH, coraer of ChaaHiyAVs and Customhouse streets, r.T.ATWl or f'nnoe atreet p'. CAPOBAL.90 Old Leree street B. LAPLACji corner of Elyaiaa rhlrd District i ialda and Victory Atraem, iargar.on..

I er Sotut.n JvlT a 't't'l'r "5. A L. A seat The War Flrury in England. We have our foreign files by the Asia, which contain the particulars of the London excitement on the subject of an apprehended war with the United States. We now learn, for the firet time, how the excitement arose.

and what are the ostensible causes. The authors of the emeute which has so surprised this country, are the London journalists; although it is not to be derided that tbere is reason to believe that some differences of opinion between the two Governments have been brought to a pom, at which It be comes a serious question to determine what shall be the proper policy hereafter, for the preservation of peace. Still there is nfthing to justify the sudden clamor of the leading London presses, or tbe apprehensions of the London merchants of immediate hostilities. The occasion of the excitement appears to have been the sudden dispatching of a large naval force for the American station to rendezvous at Bermuda, with the ultimate destination, as is supposed, of the Gulf of Mexico. Several large line of battle screw ships just arrived from the Baltic, have been repaired, and suddenly sent out to the American sta tions.

This hot haste created an uneasy feel, ing, and the fear among the capitalists and business men of London that something criti cal had occurred in the relations between tbe two countries and stimulated alarmed con jecture as to the motives and the conse quences of these warlike demonstrations. The London Times, with its customary as sumption of superior knowledge of the designs of the Government, and its habitual tone of burly and brutal insolence towards the United States, Immediately connected these preparations with a new state of relations towards America, and commenced a series of abusive attacks upon our country and Go vernment. It declared bluntly that the fleet was sent out for the purpose of checking piratical expeditions from this country, and to be in readiness to meet the consequences of American resentment, and to prosecute the British policy of restraining and punishing what is termed American ambition and ag gression, ihe otner journals, not to be behind in the reputation of understanding the policy of the Government, or of vindicating tbe national cause in time of war, followed with discussions, which seemed to admit the exis tence of a political crisis, and thus encouraged an unreasonable panic. On the first notice that this naval force was despatched, the Times proclaimed that its purpose was to interpose a powerful fleet between England and the American conti nent, to be the first movement in a policy which may possibly lead still further" in a direction in which England is unwillingly" taking and we are told that this policy is a reasonable precaution against that spirit of unbridled license which the present Uovemment of tbe United states Bee ma in clined to tolerate." And upon this follows a fierce tirade in the most audacious terms against the filibustering propensities of the American people, and tbe deplorable weakness of tbe American Government, it is boldly affirmed that there are at this moment fitting out in our ports pirat ical filibustering expeditions destined to carry war and bloodshed into tne dominions of an unoffending neighbor," and it is insinu ated that some of these enterprises, encour aged by the people of this country and not restrained by our Government, partly from imbecility, have in view a descent upon the coast of Ireland. It is became (says the Timet) we see no hope of finding in the United States a Government capable of preventing Its citizens from waging private war on their own account against the beat friend and truest allies of the great Republic that we are meat unwillingly compelled, even in the midst of the great European struggle in which we are engaged to aasume a dofenaive attitude, in order to trample out the first aparka of this fire ana prevent conflagration whicn, once ai lowed to spread, may cause incalculable misery to IhebumAn race.

It lathe misfortune of the American Republic tbAt she contains within her borders so many desperate And Uwles men it is till more her misfortune that she does not posses sn orgactzAtlon (unlclentiy powerful to cruan these criminal attempts. That which she cannot do we are compelled, at least so far as the lswle enterprises directed against ourselves go, to do for her. This alarm about a pretended invasion of Ireland, as an explanation of the armaments destined for' the Gulf of Mexico, ia the most sheer affectation. It is a very silly public that can be gulled by such a bold pretence, at a time when Ireland is more deoidedly loyal than it has been for many years when Irish grievances have become a dull story even in Irish ears in the United States, and there does not exist the elements of an invading force here or the nucleus of a support there. Only a brazen libeler like the Times could make out of such' scanty material such fierce provocation to national animosity.

If the subject had rested only on these declamatory records of the Times, there would have been little excitement in London, for the shallowness of the pretence is too conspicuous to frighten even the most nervous of stock brokers with the notion of a war with America about an Irish invasion in 1855. But the Morning Post, which is Lord Palmerston'e special organ, without endorsing this Irish story, took up the report of serious differences with the United States, and gave it a semi official sanction, by recapitulating the causes of difference between the two countries in regard to Ilsyti and Cuba, and something which has not been explained in rearard to the insulting, menacing tone7' of the American Government we suppose in relation to the Crampton affair and to the Moequito protectorate. The danger of war la tftna Tint nnnn Kne lUh resistance to some offensive demonstration or menace on tha nrt nf mir Government. To meet this, Lord Palmerston ia oommended for vigilant precautions, and the other Journals In his interest commend him for avoiding dangers by being bold, abrupt and peremptory In ad vanoo. ii The Morning Chronicle, an opposition pa perTseem.

afraid to touch the affair, and argues that there is no danger to the British Session. in fact, that this is all a tatriene but warns us that America must re in that war; but if she does not, the Chronicle, too, is ready to fight. The Liverpool press is, however, a great deal more rational than the London press. The Journal finds a urencn mixiguo ments of the It larjv3 tt t' about filibustering in tbet.c 1 1: I red s3 cf tie tz effrrf 3 DlTc 3 r' rm tie ".3 1 3 rit ir 1 a ita ex 1 0'. lou.tln L.

i I grand demonstration when there is no talk and no movement It apprehends that the ships which sail are fanned by a breeze from Parig" treats it as a blundering piece of European policy, and ends with the very em. photic declaration, which we put on record as a true indication of the real temper of the commercial classes of England An Anglo French alliance ia a splendid fact, when formed lor the purpose of checking the growth of Rnstia. But if these terrible alternatives mutt be put, rather Raisia In the Mediterranean, and no French alliance, than a war between Ens land and America. The independence of Turkey tcarcelv worth that Let na beware of aecret dinlomacv lest we should drift into this American WAr. The Liverpool Times calls the article of its London namesake an intemperate diatribe which haa been generally condemned in England, and meets with no response from the people.

This may be very true. It met with no fa vorable response, but on the contrary, produced that state of uneasiness in the money and commercial circles which shews how deep is the feeling among the substantial middle classes of England of the danger and policy of a war between the two countries. All the while, it appears, on the face of later official declarations that there has been no real basis for these discussions that the Times thundered without authority, and the others echoed from emptiness. There has been no unusual force sent, for any special purpose, only tbe regular reinforcement to supply the place of relieving vessels. The alarm was, therefore, premature, at least, but the sedulous care with which it was got np and encouraged from headquarters, and the fact that oar relations with England have assumed a more decided aspect by recent events, are contemporaneous occurrences which are not without a signification, which it is important for our people to take more seriously than they do the blustering denunciations of the Times.

THE COUNCIL. Board ef Aldermen. There was a meeting of this Board last evening. when a quorum was formed unusually early, there being present. Alderman Lugenouhl in tne cnair and Aldermen Prague, Dupre, Bailey, Durel, Price, Gillmore.

Culbertaon, Tompkina and Convene. Tbe President said the first buaineae to be done was to report on the qualifications of Mr. Convene, who was present to take bis seat Heiiri. Culbertaon, Prague and Tompkins, being appointed a commifee for tbe purpose, reported that they had made the Inquiry and found Mr. Converse entitled to take his seat The report was Adopted.

A message from the Assistant Board was read. It Announced concurrence in resolutions, amend, menu to othera, and the rejection of the reaolu tion to make a railing on each aide of the Mel pomene CanaL The amended resolution were referred, and the rejected resolution laid over. A message from the Assistant Board, inviting concurrence in resolutions was read. A resolution to appoint a joint committee to recommend a memorial of the late 8. J.

Peters was concurred in. The President nominated Mesara. Tompkins, Durell and Culbertaon of the committee. Alder man Durell begged to be excused, on the ground that be thought that some years ought to be allowed to elapse between the decease of a returned public benefactor and such a step a thia. Alderman Bailey was nominated in bis stead.

A reao lution for the appointment of a joint committee on the subject of appeal to the Legislature for alterations and emendations of the city charter, wa referred to the committee on the revision of the charier. A resolution to pay certain accounts waa concurred in. An ordinance in relation to grading and sidewalk, and a resolution in reference to the cleaning of the canals, were referred, to the Committee on Streets and Landings. An ordinance reestablishing the chain gang, was laid on tbe table, aubject to call. Other resolutions were appropriately diapoaed of.

An ADulication from the members of the Sani tary Commission, praying payment for their services in settine uo the report tney published on the epidemic of 1853, In the sum of $10,000. was referred to a special committee of Messrs. Durell, Bsllev and Culbertaon. A petition from JACob Wiran for indemnity in low, tor a am age unnecessarily acme to nis nouse by fire Company No. 7, was referred to the Judiciary Committee.

A petition from Eagle Fire Company No. 7, pray ing for an appropriation of 1,200 towards a new engine, was referred to the Fire Committee. A petition from tbe Directors of the Opelousas Railroad in lavor of the privilege accorded to the barge United States, and another from the con tractor running the barge, were referred to the Judiciary Committee. A report Irom the inance Committee recom mending concurrence in a resolution to pay some $1,170 lor provialons furnished the Work House for October, was resd and adopted, and the reso lution was concurred in. A report from the Police' Committee was read.

It recommended the adoption of certain resolu tions. An ordinance providing for the sale of the contract for the lease of the City Work House, was made tbe order ol the dy lor next meeting. An ordinance to regulate the management of slave, dec, in the Work Home, waa similarly lata over. A resolution requiring the owners Vol a cotton pickery on ClaiDorne street to repair the same, waa concurred in. A reoort from tbe Committee on Claims on a bill from.Wm.

Pheelan was referred to the Finance Committee. The petition and resolution referred to the Po lice Committee on the subject of granting permission to Mr. Purves to erect a steam engine on hi premises at the corner of St, Charles (ci devant Nayades) and Clio street, were taken out of the bands ol that committee, ana tne permission sranted. A resolution providing for the printing of 250 copies ol tbe wnart ordinance, was adopted. A reoort from the committee of conference on the compromise with the Pontchartraln Railroad Company, adopted by the Board of Aldermen on tbe 4th of May last, was also taken from the hands of the committee, and after a somewhat lengthy discussion, a resolution recommending the adop tion of the compromise, waa concurred In.

The Board then adjourned. Board of Asalatant Aldermen. This Board met laat night, Gen. Tracy ia the chair, and sixteen members present at roll ealL The Treasurer weekly report shows a balance on hand of 1,583 50. tlnm A communication from the President of tne Opelousas Railroad Company, VJ1 2JI Vanaing in front of Tbulouetreet be i snll eon tlnued for the landing of the Ire ghtbsrg which run.

In connection with the basinofatrai road, was referred to the Committee on Streets "A commutation was re.d from the Chief of the Fire DepArtment, asking thAt the four "Young America" horses be paid for, and urging the lm rWAnc of coming to terms with the several fire the arrival of the time on which the have threatened to dUband. That portion of the communication In relation to tbe horses was referred to the Finance Committee, and the re to a snecial committee. Among otner communicauona irons toe Doara of Aldermen was one by which It was announced that the resolution to osv the expenses of the Commercial Convention held in this city last winter, was returned without concurrence. Mr. Stith moved that this Board persist The debt waa contracted in good faith by the Mayor tf the city, nnder authority ot the uouncu, aad it was a burning shame that tt had not Ions; since beenvaid.

The Board did persist, and the Committee on Finance was appointed a committee ot conterenoe A resolution to psy Mr. Crow about $300 for work done at the Artesian well, was reierra vi thai Financial rnmmlnjyL A nnririnn aaklnat remuneration for damages done by a late heavy rain to grounds in the rear cf .1 I I .1. ir.minHtDA Ctn krP I mo cuy, was reierxcu and Landings. A pe'ition asking that the pons! la TLird District be rendered lets extensive 7 are at present, was referred to the sarna tee. The Commltt? ou Fi ir tr.

eti peeing snnry 3 adjacent to the markets, and 9 i of meat or fish the mark. j. i second offence $20. The lo ted. The Committee on Street Lanu.nrJ ported In favor of having a foot eroas.r inade from Magazine to Felicity street.

A 1. In favor of Imposing a fioe of a contractor for running the draining es between the two canals. Adopted. In favor of authorizing tha Surveyor ta rpalr the plank roads with shells wherever they are broken and impassable. This resolution elicited no little of discussion as to the comparative cost and durability of plank, shell and other roads, and at length the matter was laid up till next meeting.

In favor of approving the contract to Attend the bridge across the new canal at Carrollton Avenue. Adopted. In favor of shelling Esplanade street tora Bayou Road to Bayou St John. Laid ovt. In favor of granting to the Carrollton Kail road Company permission to 'ran their railroad oa Jackson and St Charles streets, provided they make certain repairs, and turn their track out of Tivoli Circle within six months.

Laid over. In favor of prohibiting the drying of clothes. on public squares under certain prescribed; penalties Mr. Howell offered a resolution providing for the appointment of a committee to memorialise the Legislature 'in favor of having a registry law speedily passed In order to prevent broils and disturbances at election a Adopted and (referred to the special committee on the city charter. Mr.

unambers moved tnat tne i reuaxrer do re quired to furnish a list of such claims aa had been placed in the bands of the late Assistant City Attorney, D. C. Labatt, and have not yet been satis factorily accounted for. Adopted. 7 The Board then adjourned.

CITY INTELLIGENCE, WanvzAOAT Moxwimo, Novkmbsa 21. Fatal Acciskbtt. At about half past 10 o'clock on Monday night, a deck hand belonging to thee steamboat Rapides fell overboard from a yawl while engaged In taking stern line ashore front the steamboat. His body wss recovered yester day, and an inquest being held thereon, a verdict of Accidental death" waa rendered. Deceased waa a native of Ireland, and about thirty four year of age.

His name waa William Bow en. Exrxasrvx ExpxarXKcx. An nnaxnihlsticated sojourner from Georgia yesterdsy went out on Customhouse street to get a tlUO bill changed. He was soon met by a confidence man who aaked him how many of those bills he had. and he re plied that he had ten of them all good Georgia, money.

1 ne eonndence man nere observed uiac he was just in need of some Georgia money, and he would, without any discount give a check on his banker tor the full amount of the notes ($1,000) if it would be any accommodation to hi new found friend. He further observed that be was originally from Georgia himself, and be liked tat accommodate people from that section of country. This won the confidence of the Georgian at once, and he gave his notes for a worthless check As toon as he found out the cheat which had been put upon him he, however, atorsned a little, aad sought for bis accommodating Customhouse street friend, but has, thus far, failed to find either him or his He thinks that he will be a little sharper the next time he gets $1,000 in his hands, Ths Allxoko Coat Thixvs s. Mile Connor and Dan Connors were last night arrested as prin cipala, and Pat Hogan as accessory, to the stealing; of Mr. John Bewoli'a coat, and certain valuable papers and a check which It contained.

This, wet believe, is the same coat the stealing of wtich le elsewhere alluded to. FctUee tflnxters. Bxroax Rkcoadkx Bright. George Thomas was brought up for examination on a charre of having en the night of the 3d Inst, at tbe i Ittsv burg Hotel, corner of Mew Levee and Nor. a ar ket streets, subbed and murdered Michael Ander son.

The most important witness in the ease was boy named Frederick Grither. about 13 or 14 years of age. It was In proof that between 8 and 9 o'clock In the evening, he and three other persons were playing cards in the bar room, and Anderson, the deceased, wss looking on. YVk a they were thus playing, Thomas and two otners came In, went np to tbe bar, and hurraed ior 8am," and Jerry Downey, one of the men who had been playing at the card table, cursed them for thus hurraing. Thomas and his friends then went away, but returned about twenty minutes afterwards.

when Thomas again hurraed for Sam. His two friends objected to eome in, but Thomas urged them to do When Thomas went to the bar, hurraing, Anderson got aci after asking him to take a drink, darei L.ji fight; and Downey cursed any body who woull' hurra for Sam." One of the men at the card table jure; 1 npt and said there should be no fighting there, at the same time pulling Anderson away. Thomas then got excited and struck at Downey, and Immediately afterwards drew a knife from his breast pocket and stabbed him twice. He then turned on Anderson and stabbed him between ti.e Jxd and fourth ribs, grazing OQS cf the Jungs and penetrating the heart From such a wound death of course ensued almost immediately. Downev waa wounded In his hand and In his thigh, bt that wound did not prove to be of a very serious character.

Thomas and his friends were at once arrested, bat after, a partial examination the two friends were discharged. One of the witnesses stated that when Tbomaa went Into the bar room the second time Andersoon took hold of his arm and asked him to take a Thomas refuted, and told him to let go his arm. Afterwards Anderson placed himself in a fighting attitude and dared Thomas to fight him. the striking of Downey, and the stabbing of both 1 im. and Anderson.

For the defence a number of wi iwu ex amined. They proved that when Xcoir xs "tared the coffee house the laat time be was an apple Anderson then went np to him an i s.ed him to drink He refused. He then kei Lira If he was one of the who hurraed for Sam. He said that he bad hurraed for Sam, and would do so again aa often as he p1eaed. Anderson thereupon swore at him and sfuck ti in the face, and Terry Downey was at the same ne approaching, as if to strike him, when be struck, first at Terry Downey and then at Anderson, wounding both of them.

But one of the witnrssea for the defences for the defence saw a knife in Thomas, hand. They all, however, agreed insuueg taat Anderson was a quarrelsome, fighrin? man, and that he was fatally wounded by the wrest which Thomas gave him. After hearing all the witnesses, the Rf rlet said he would review the testimony care. aod would render his decision this mornlnrj. BaroAAt Rx 00 ax xx Ramos.

Mr. iCar rell makes oath aad saya that a certain i 1 whose name she does not know, but 1 1 will point out to the, police, did on 7 lt eome to her residence with a lot of elry In his possession, which he representee to tt of rrarest sold. Affiant further saiJi that tie I individual thus, by his false and fraudulent 1 sentations, induced her to exchange wi i 1 gold guard chain worth 23 for a lock, til reast pln, which have proved to be of br 1 which are worth, perhaps, fifteen ceuta. a tore amant prays tnat tne perpetrate ira sen swindle be arretted and dea't v. 1.

i Le da. serves to be. It would, perhaps, be i er ladies who wish to exchanee ol i ry for new to take warning by Mrs. llcrrei i and be sure that the new articles ere cf Pure order before they give ri ponesica cf the old ones. The assurances ci brass jt" vendors should be taken with a faw gra a.

iow anee. Thos. Jas. Hawthorne was arrested a i 'i to bail in tha sum of tCDO tn answer to 1 of having beaten, bruised, nearly killed Thoa. Russell In the 1 1 ner of Barrack and Levee atresia.

In the case was made by Mrs. Rur charges that aha was violently throat, when she Interfered 45 band from being killed. Ex; wholly unable to leave L'j rooiati the beating he received. Bxrosx Rxcoxr who waa arretrte in a having stolen a 1 1 71 lower portion cf 1 ,1 1 i snapped or a I 1. grocery, ma 'al i 1 1 the Third I' i known I 5 bring 1 1 1 1 It Whl brirv? 1 ie Lia '7 it i I 3 it i.