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ARRIVAL OF STEAMER EMPIRE CITY. The steamship Empire City, Capt. Gray, from New York, via Havana, arrived last eTemnsr. The Empire City left New York on the 17th with a heavy freight for this city, and 141 passengers, of whom fifty four were fof Havana. She arrived at that port at daylight on the 24th, aud was followed in by the steamship Quaker City, from Mobile.

The steamship Granada, from Aspinwall, was in the harbor at anchor awaiting the arrival of the Em pire City. The Grauada had the California mails, aad fifty four passengers for this city. These left San Francisco on the iith on the steamship Golden Age, which had onboard CfO passengers, and about two millions treasure, and arrived at Panama on the evening of the lsth. The Illinois, Capt. Bogg3, was to leave Aspinwall on the lith, for New York, with the treasure and passengers for that city.

Among the passengers by the Empire City, are Col. Mancoaos and secretary. The colonel made the passage from Greytown to Aspin wall, in an open boat, (CSO milej) in order to take the first steamship, and succeeded in getting on board the Granada. He brings im portant despatches from the U. S.

Minister in Nicaragua, and a mail from Granada. The following the list of passengers by the Em. pire City From Veto lork. Jamei Olla and la.lv. Turiey, lady, two children aad servant; Mrs.

P. W. Turley, Mum Mitchell. K. V.

Mathew, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin and two daughters, Mrs. Adolphus and daughter, C. J.

Clark. Dr. D. V. C.

Benedict. rord, Mrs. Leavy, Mrs. Pierce, Miss Brunt. Therese Hess.

Miss Rosenthal. M. ii. Sheppard. Z.

Estevorn, and 52 in the sleersKe. JiVoffi Manrnana awl rearr. J.L. Haskell, lady and servant: H. Deeuise.

wife andinlHnt: VV. Hiire. J. Boulauger and two chil dren, M. WUobers, E.

W. Douglitv, Thog. Ward. John aster, C. IL Iiuby, Jose Lasso, and 4" in sleeraste.

The Empire City left Havana at 2 o'clock on the 21th, made the light at Southwest Pa33 at 12 o'clock, en Friday night, and having laid off until sunrise, came up to the Quarantine Station at about 10 o'clock, yesterday morning. On being' boarded by the proper officer, and it appearing that she had received no passengers or freight at Havana, off which she had only stopped to leave and receive the mails, she was permitted to come up to the city, where she arrived at half past o'clock last evening. The Empire City has made an excellent passage from port to port, in a little over nine days. By this arriral we have received our full files of Havana papers to the 2 1th instant and letter from our correspondent, which the crowded state of our columns prevent our inserting. The loss of the British mail steamer Tay on Lobos Island, while on her way to Havana, as we have pre viously stated, is confirmed.

The public health of the city was improvine. and the yellow fever had disappeared aimon on the occurrence of the late hurricane. Un the 16Ui icsi. a murder was committed by a mu latto upon one of the choristers at the Cathedral, juat outside the Fuerta Mil rails The volunteers who constantly do duty at that gate, ar rested the assassin The Vestvali Opera Company, for Mexico, bad ar. rived at Havana, and the papers there say that it is like presenting them the cup of Tantalus to see ihejii pas through there and give no performance.

The examination of the ichoiarf of the Cuban Normal School of Agriculture, Commerce and Me chanic Arts, look place on the 21st inst. The scholars are slated to have exhibited great proficiency in their several branches, and rewards were distributed by Gen. Concha In person. Theae consisted of silver gill medals, which the Captain General attached the breasts of the successful competitors for the prize9, by a ribbon woven with the national colors of Spain. The examinations at the Nautical School bad also taken place with great credit to the students.

The Havana lottery was drawn on the lui inst. the following numbers obtaining the principal prizes 1110.000 0ii lil.iYK) 2.61? 10(11) 2.IHKI 2.IHKI 1,000 9, Sol 19.421 19,386 10,425. 7.643. 9,413 The Diario de la Marina contains a lugubrious edi torial article on the affairs of Central America. It foresees," as it says.

established there the centre of the disorganizing principles which inspire doubts as to tbe stability of the inuiuuona al a period nol very The same paper publishes the proclamation of President Rivas against Gen. Walker, and also pastoral letter to the same effect from the bishop of the diocese. must reserve our extracts, from these until our columns are less crowded than they are this morning. Trade was very dull al Havana, and the remaining stock of sugars small. Later from Jamaica.

By the arrival of the steamship Empire City, we have the Kingston (Jamaica) Jour nal, of the 4th but it contains no news of importance. The rainy season was about to set in The Journal has the following notice of the establishment of steam communication with England One of the most respectable mercantile firms in Kingston Messrs. Barclev Co. have published an advertisement, by which ll appears that several vessels with auxiliarv steam power, are to be employed in brinirintr irooas to this country at a moderate charge for freight, and in taking back colonial pro duce and assent ers ai eauanv cneap rates, ine first of these vessels, named the Speedwell, will sail from thn West Indian Dock on the 1st of November, and soon after her arrival in Kingston, WU1 proceed to the port of Lucea, where the greater part of her homeward careo is eneaeed. She will be succeeded by another vessel, and we are informed that tf auiti cienl encouragement is offered.

'arrangem cuts will be entered into for the purpose of facilitaune fro qaenl communication between this island and the mother country, as the projeclora of the scheme are merchants of extensive caDitaL which they are in clined to invest In an undertaking that promises to be of considerable benefit to the tnuaoitants ot Mathematical School We call the attention of our reader to tbe advertisement of Prof. Vailas In another column. This eenUeman, formerly prou sor of mathematics In one of the first universities of EnroDe. haa been for many years engaged in teach ing the mathematical science in our city, and the su Derior advantage offerea oy ma insuiuuon, wnicn he term a mathematical school, bat which in reality i a Dotrtaehnle tnsrttnt will no doubt induce many of oar ambitiooa young men, to avaU theanaetrea of this ezeeUest opportunity to become pew nil ta chaalcal and civil aagtneeain. navigatioa, astrono my.

2TEarT llKWCUiaa Tha attaatioo of taa dealer ia article at that Mad called to iMMvaroaeiaanw mr Aai alt Vaoara aaainllsninnB of Meaar. I Wdxt a. at Ho. 31 aad Cfcartraa sowet. ia I refereoca to Ihosa popular ivancdta, Ptftey Maeri rovwvT wa 1 1 cal laia Xztraetor.

Carter's 8pnhrh Mixture and WV VOLUME XX. NEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY MOMING, SEPTEMBER 23, 1856. number: 211 i Mt US a LT A. F. Abbot, oni.ro oniro.

Aiii reporter uliip maun iJiLLinimr. ch ha. TELEGRAPHIC REPORTER Tdomestio pobts. rew Kerk. FOB TOW VORJa Holmes's Line of Packet Tee nut eailint regular packet (hip MEMPHIS.

Rett. B. Davis, mutrr. ia now loadinc. and will tie iirttlT Ihwanall IipiI Fnr erviffhc nr bavin avatat accommodationa.

apply tne captain, an board. vnm ecetaoic marae. wronu iiitiu i. AARON COHEN. 11 Common at.

FOR BOSTON The new AI and very nut Bail ing schooner B. WATSON. Robinaoa, maateT, ia nnw inuiinf annoaite Jackaon Square. Second patriot, and ariii iiar quick despatch. For balance of BASS.

119 Common itrert )Otl BOSTON Tba (uperior Al clipper bark YICTORlNE, Maary. master, ia now loading and aMwiU hST immediate deapatch. For freight or pas eppgaua ,7 Second District, or to BOLDOCStiUIE PHILLIPS. 9 Common afreet. a EUBOPEANPORTS.

LlTerpwwl. s4 FOR LIVERPOOL The Al fastaailing Ameri caa ahip CRIMEA. Poor, master, having nearly her cargo engaged and going on board, will bars prompt despatch. For balance of freight, or passage, havtBg sDsnrpsised arrammodationa for cabin, second saaiB aid steerage pawncers. apcly to 3 zy zj.ua, williams cc.

v. aiT Hit Common street. FOR LIVERPOOL The new Al taat aailine tmattencan aoip jaxls nurtiirs. awer. IS now loading and will rectlve Immediate atspstcb.

For freight of aoo bale cotton apply to etr J. F. WHITNEY at 01 Camp street rr aFoTPesaage apply to the captain, on board. t4 FOR LIVERPOOL Tbe Al faat aailing Amen ean alia J. L.

WARNER. Thomas, mister, ia ad.ns and will have immediate deapatch. rat mtuol al osit a corton appiy to tm I. T. WHJTSEI Camp street.

gaf Far passage apply to the captain on board. FOR LIVERPOOL The Al fast saiiina ship MINNESOTA. F. B. uesnon, master, ia now load aad having a large part of her cargo engaged Tmsaediate deapatch.

For freicht of 50 uaies var US oosk in oreaaatuii. oppiy to mAClkUlDEK at 91 Gravier street. aaf Far passage, having superior accommodations in tbe tana and steerage, apply to tne captain on naara, rost v. Tkhd Pistricv 4 FOR LIVERPOOL The Al fan aailing Ame HricanshiD OXNARD. Nason.

master, having the eaaaTearar part of her cargo engaged will meet with MCI aaarnxu. ror irruui ui j(v uwn uiiuu apply i.u aM C. J. MEEKER Tar passage apply to the master on board, FV District Post 4ft i FOR LIVERPOOL Tbe Al fast, sailing Am ncansbtp MONGOLIA. Melrher.

master, having ULarly ail har cargo engaged, will have prompt aarsatca (or IreigUt or 30a bales cotton apply to C. J. MEEKER at 87 Gravier sr. aaf For paaaage apply to the master, on board. Post 44, insmn.

FOR LIVER POOL The Al fast aailing Ame rican ship MARCIA ORE EN LEAF. Merriman. srer, is now loaning and win nave immediate tor balance of eignr apply to BAXTER. LOV ELL, CO. A FOR LIVERPOOL Tbe Al fast sailing A me rlcan bark KuoLal, Stagg, master, ia now loan aad will have immediate despatch.

ror bai I at areignt appiy to BAXTER. LOVELL CO. jT a FOR LIVERrOOL The Al very fast sailing regular packet ship HEIDELBERG, Rodewald. a lu aster. Is now leading and will have immediate asapatcb.

For freight of breadarutTe, or cotton, apply to Sea BAXTER. LOVELL CO. aaf star passage, naving superior accommodations for eaotn and steerage passengers, appiy to tne captain on board, apposite the Red stores, luiro mat net. flntrre. rt A FOR HAVRE The Al fast sailing American rf hii ADELAIDE BELLE.

Flsse. master, is now aaaaaaaaioadlnc and will have immediate despatch. For freight of 400 oaiee cotton anpl to an J. P. WHITNEY Camp street.

gaF Far passage apply to the captain, on board. yii FOR HAVRE The Al fast sailing American 4 Vship WINDERMERE, Smith, master, ia now Tinaillng and will hava quick despatch. For freight of ami bales cotton apply to arr J. P. WHITNET 61 Camp street 5,.

fjaT For paaaage. apply to the captain en board. i a FOR HAVRE Tne Al fast sailing American XahitrKATE DYER. Ansel Dyer, master, is now loading and will have immediate despatch. For kalaocg ef freight appiy to aw BAXTER.

LOVELL CO. FOR HAVRE The Al st tailing American ship CHARLES WARD. Gould, master, is niw aaaaaaaiieading and wiir have immediate despatch. balance ef freight apply to arr BAXTER. LOVELL at CO JSjk, FOR HAVRE Toe Al fast aaidug Anient an a 4 packet ship GLOBE.

Baker, master, having tbe aaaaaaosTeater part of her cargo engaged will nave unme alsta aeapatcb. For balance of freight or passage apply to a BAXTER. LOVELL at CO. rti FOR HAVRE The spiendid very fast sailing A1 American ciDner amp L09AN. Tsvior.

maa aaaaaaaiter, ia loading fur the ahove port and will have very quick despatch. J. P. WHTTNBT At Camo street. UP For cabin naasafe.

having very superior furnished accommodations, app to the captain on board, at Post 44, Tiura District. am cvj. FOR HAVRE The Al fast aailine American 4f packet ahip Nuremoerg, Mellman, master, having aimasBnart of ner cargo enasgta wui nave immeuiate aeapatcb. For balance of freight or passage spply to ma BAXTER. LOVELL at CO.

IOH HAVRE Tbe Al regular packet amp having moat JOHANNESBERG. Ulrick. master. of her cargo engagea. win meet witn quirx saatch.

For remainder of rreignt or passage appiy io alt BAXTER, IAJ at CO. a FOR HAVRE Tbe Al fast railing Amend riinnar tua INTERNATIONAL. Seavey. master. aawaaaakhAvine a DortJon of her careo engaged, and going oa board, will have prompt despatch.

For balance of freight apply to JENS INS. WILLIAMS St ail 11 Common street. aaf For aaasaxe. having superior and unsurpaase 1 ac eommodatlons for caoin and ateerage passengers, apply to tbe captain, oa board, rost g. second uiatnct.

Hoehefart. FOR ROCHE FORT, France The fine ship CHICORA. T. W. Sawyer, master, has nearly ail her cargo engaged and will have immediate de For freight or paaaage apply to WM t.

DEWEY. Gravier street A ifwrrn. TOR ANTWERP The Al American bark C. C. FOWLER.

Palmer, maatrr. having the bulk of "at cargo engaged and going on board, will have easck asaiili For baianre of f'eighr apply to BAXTER. LOVELL A aaM orCRXEVT at FAR WELL, ear Far paaaage apply to the captain, on board. Brest. i FOR BREST, France The fast sailing bark WARY SUSAN.

T. Scott, master, has nearly eaanaMali ber cargo engaged and will have immediate aasa IV M. 5. DEWEY. 88 Gravier street Rremea.

FOR BREMEN Tbe fine fast sailing A I Ham i bar cllnoer bark WILH ELM LCD WIG. Bannao. taaaater. will be loaded with deaoatch. For freisht tsoacca or cotton appiy to a4 JOHN TOURO.

171 Common street aTF or cabin paaaage, having elegantly furniahed ac.com anaarijm, apply to the captain on board, at Post No. JO. aecasMl Dtstnca. Bsrdeaax. TOR BORDEAUX The superior AI American berkJORN CURTIS.

Clark, master, having the iLSIer part of her CA'go engaged and going on aaara, will nave unmeaiace aespascn. ror iragui ui cot ioa ar breadstufli apply to JONES, MACK.INDER at sM yl Sravier street tsF For paaaage apply on board. Post 3ft. Third District Mw OrltMtata KaaLstrstUoa asl.etaxlttaa5 IvlaaZgl 1 Off ICE. 'aa Baaermguea, ac ma oia aswauima Msass te sccrvmmodAte persona dratronsT remitting soaey ta their friends ia England, Ireland ar cjtiand.

steruag algut drafta. pays' ua la any post town ui saaif aiagdoeaa, and ta soma ta suit He also, at laaiilaaas having passi ni is brought from Ljverpoa eky, aa goad ahips aod reasonable terms. Partle Itvtagata aSBBdan by addressing a letter (past paid I arill he poactaaBv arte a lad to. taawi ISHI vOSLI lat Tlaao (rwAlajartTemeki la laBaiactarinc K. Ri Aninhire of Lame.

UERNAEl A AI.RU rCHT manufacturers of Bi alBaits ef Lime, take this opportunity to call the as sweaters im commsanoa mercaancs to ina in Bsai aaA nteuMa anas tneir manufacture nas un the numerous orders they have filled Tear. They are bow prepared to Oil all ore era la their haa, which tim ha savored, with Bunctualltv and The area isnnrovesncntA that they have added iiiiai of sasanfaenring. aa well for the parity as laiis at atreagua, will engage maulers woo neve aat yet seed their products to give a trial this year, Bee will ba aatianed that it stands above all the the vain ef this article ia particularly subject to its Ij aad Duritv. are ahall alwava aive those two ruaran Wt have already received orders frons planters for aecavdmafv lV.r.,.r. f.

wnrin na ai til eheir Aeilefa au areas T. LANATJX. CosnaaiasiaB Merchant. 11 Conri atreet. ai rpRE SBderaigned will aooly a the First District Coort ef Hew Orieaaa.

after the legal delay, for the ewea atani ef tae aegee siavea HESTER jACaVBON. aged i 1 ysars, and her twa child rea, named SxARIB aifCL, and HARRY aTXXLs wUh i tathaStASe. i pel mi Joan OHN LYALL. Awfaw a anUcarlaai A lav Premiere Comr da District do la Noavetla Orieaaa, apres la aeies qae da la loL awar 1 dee aarlavis aegrea. a ICR JACKSON, age de 4 ana MARIE 8T1 rEEL el et HARRY fTJUi avaa pec JOB! LYALL.

BAtliaai llmll (fasti. ta haamoeada at ad per Jell vera in tbe irat sWcassa lnatricra. be w. laUtow Oi.iv cm at w.t MCaraodeiet street. ill aav cactaa New York Sails on SO DAY.

Oatobtr ft. at A. precisely u.iir.Li sitAnsnir COMPANY For New York, ia Havana Tlie new and elegant steamship EMPIRE CITY, A. O. Gray, rommariirr.

will leave her wharf, op posite ST. JOSEPH STREET, for New York, via Havana, as above, with the Government mails and passengers. For freight or passage apply at the omce of the Company, 7s magazine street. Jt.31. U3.

LiLUHUM) at 28 tol Agenta. 'alifornla. ails an SCNDAT. October ft. at 8 A.

precisely. FOR CALIFORNIA. VIA HAVANA. Aspinwall and Panama The United States kMait SteantshiD Comoanv's fine steamship EMPIRE CITY. A.

Grav. commander. wiU leave her wharf, apposite ST. JOSEPH STREET, as above, con nrcting with the steamship Granada at Havana, ana tne Pacific mail steamship Sonora at Panama. The days of sailing will hereafter be the 5th and 20th of each month, from this port, via Havana.

Through tickets ran now be obtained at the office of 43 Natr.hr I street, near Camp, or JENNINGS. LACGHLAND at si to Magozine street. Verm Cni. To aail on TUESDAY. October H.

at 8 A. M. FOR VERA CRUZ U. B. Mall Line Tne I new magnirlreDt steamship CALHOUN wu! leave lor era crux, as aaove, punctually.

carrying tbe 0. 8. Mails. ror rreit at or passage, naving eirgant accoaimooauuua for cabin and steerage passengers, apply to HARRIS, mORUAn foot of alia street, opposite the Steamship Landing, freight wilt ba received withoat aa order from toe agenra. Texas.

To sail on SUNDAY. September W. at (A.M. SOUTHERN STEAMSHIP COMPANY. For Gaivesti a and Matagorda Bay U.

S. Mnil Line The new and majtnibcent steam hip PF.BSEV KRANCF. H. Sheppard. commander, will leave as above.

For freight or passage, having elegant accommodations, apply to AK.K.18. MORGAN at foot of Julia street. S22 opposite the Steamship Landing. Shippers will please provide themselves with tbe steamer form hjUs of la ling. None other will be VaT The steamships of this line will pay lighterage on goode from Powder Horn to Lavaca.

Leaves on THURSDAY. October i. at A. FOR GALVESTON AND MATAGORDA BAY D. 8.

Line The new and ruagni ficent steamship CHARLES MORGAN, Henry Place, cemmander, will sail aa above. For freight or paaaage. having elegant accommodations forpaaaengera. apaiyto rAAJwRia, root oi juiib axrrrr, opposite the Steamship Landing. Shippers will please provide themselves with tbe steamer's bills of lading.

No other form will be signed. ear The steamships of this line will pay lighterage on goods from Powder Horn to Lavaca. Norfolk aad New York. FOR NEW lUHh summer Arrangement from Portamontb and Norfolk, Va. "The eurenor double engine low pressure steamships JAMiSTOWN and ROANOB.E are now both on tne line to inn.

iThe ROANOKE. Thomas SKinner. commarcier, leaves Norfolk, opposite Portsmuu'h, Va, for New York, every SATURDAY EVENING, after tbe arrival of tbe cars from the South, and reaches New York the neat evening, being only one night on the route. Passengers will find tbis the pleasanteet route to New York, and enjoy very much the bracing sea air. after the long annoyance of heat and iaston the Southern rail roads.

The ships are of the very first class of ocean steamers, and have accommodations unsurpassed by any. are commanded by careful and experienced raptaine, and perform their trips with remarkable regularity. The A vita 1UW rv leaves orroia lor ora every WEDNESDAY MORNING, at 11 o'clock, connecting with the boats for Soston, Albany, ate, the next after noon. passage, oy eitner steamer, inciauung state room. meals.

Ac. g8 Steerage 4 Thoaa seraona soina North, and wishing to take this line, will procure railroad ticketa to Weldon. N. C. and take the cars thence to Portsmouth and Norfolk, to which places they can obtain railroad ticketsat Weldon.

apl tf Cabin Passage to New York, Twenty Five Deiiars SEMI WEEBwLY UNITED I1A1EI i MAIL LINE The acw and splendid eide wheel steamships RNOXVILLE, 1 vi C. T. Ladlow, AUGUSTA, l.MO tons Cap. Thoa. Lyon.

FLORIDA. ll 'tous. Cspt M. 8. Woodball, will cava Savannah every WEJJMXSDAY and SATUR DAY.

These ships are among the largest oa the coast, ansur paaeed In speeat, lafrty or comfort; making toeir ninaa si (b hftry to aixty hours, and are commanded by exiilrul, careful and Dohte officers. Having elegant state room ac commodations. Lhcy aiJar a most daairaoia coaveyaace to ew Tors. Cabin raeeae a ltrmn Paaaage 8 Ageata. ALrr.Lruiiu, a i auii, liX'L L.

MITCHELL. Broadway, Mew York. laaehVIa JeiftW Vari siaial l.lvemool. THE NEW lOHA ASU uviaruuK 8. MAIL STEAMERS The gulps coa prising this line are i The ATLANTIC.

Cap. West. The PACIFIC Capt. Eldridge. The BALTIC Capt.

Comstock. The ADRIATIC Th ships having seen built by contract, expreauy for the Government service, every care has been taken in their construction, as so In their engines, to Insure strength and (peed and their accommodations far pssv Miffnin aneoaaJe for eteeance and comfort. Krif nr nutue rrom new ora to Linnwin, im arse cabin, gi30; in aeron i cabin, gTft. Exclusive use of extra aixe state ronma, tZii. From Liverpool ta New York, an and 90 guineas.

Aa expenenceo surgeon arcacneu to wmu aiusv a berths can be secured until paid for. rropoeed Dates of sailing. From New jrk. From Liverpool. Sarurday.

Wednesday as, imv. Bataraay. IV, IrtVi IrM. 1. 1M.

lnft. 15, InM. Wednesday l.nvi. Wedneaday.Feb. IsfA.

6, 1WVV. Wednesday Mar. April t. laM. Wednesday April 30, May 14, lift.

May as, Ihivs. Mar. Mar. Mar. Saturday 11, ISML Saturday April Saturday May 10, Saturdav Mar i4.

11. laftfi. And every alternate Sat day And alteraate Welasadaya, ftf all street. Hew ork. BROWN.

SHIPLEY Liverpool. STEPHEN KENNARD at 27 A Daren Friars, Londoe. 8 ft WAIN WRIGHT at Paris. The owners of these ships will not be accountable for gold, silver, bullion, soecie. Jewelry precious stones or messis, unleaa bills of lading are signed, therefor, aad the vats thereof expressed therein.

Shippers will please take notice, ran me aoipa oi km earrv an eaoda contraband of war. All letters mauat pass through tbe Post Office, any other will be returned. Th. aw aerial uiii oi idb Liine mm York tor IHftrt, will be Saturday, commencing Januarytn, late oornraay ana imm LHrriui, needay, commencing January tad, aad every alternate wedneeaey. tf Cbarleotoa Bad New Tork.

frnm rhtflMtnn ti flew rwf OSB. I a MAIL L.1NE ntw IUKB. a is CHARLESTON STEAM PACRETS rhrougb in 40 to ft3 hours semi weexiy. NASHVILLE. 100 M.

Berry, commander, MARION, lftito W. Foster, commander, a Mm inoriL iftiitona.a C. Turner, commander. innTuriiN r.R.. i.i in D.

Ewan. commander. Leave Adger's Wharves every WEDNESDAY aad SATU RDA i after toe arrival of the cars from the South and West, at high water. Xhese steamanipa were built expressly for this line, aad for safety, comfort and speed are unnvaied on the Coast Taeies sopptled with every laxury. Attentive and courteous commanders will ensure travelera by this liae every poaaibie comfort and accommooatioii.

For freight or passage, having elegant state room accosa axodauona, appiy HE. laW aUM.aVV. OUU4.U LltWI j1SV Cbtuiectoa. B. CaVbitt ataCw aa BtecrtTsg 9 REMOVAL X) EMOVAL SMITH.

COOPER A CO. have removed from li to No. 7ft Tchoupitoulas street ail im 1) EMQVAL HENRY L. GREEN LEAF has removed IX, to No. ia tA Gravier street 13EMOVAL We have removed our office to 61 Union LL street, neag ttaronne.

ft Im A TNE 4K HAKHISU1. TAB I. H. EVER TT. I Graduate at Ediabureh.

and Author of Vital Atomic Medicine and Surgery, baa removed to more convenient office, 197 BARONNE STREET. between Hevia aad Girod streets, where his patients may Bind him at all boors oi tne aay. a im Truovil BltttAAl naa removea It fmm Nn Gravier street to the Coal Yard No. T7 Customhouse street, one door from the corner of Rovai. i v.

REMOVAL We have removed bom 4 to 46 Caronde let street, where we will give oar attention to sales at Cotton and Sugar. jys AITDERSOI at METCALF. REMOVAL J. F. ALLEN.

Steamboat Agent, naa raj naved from Ha Tehoamtoala) a reek to Na. Is Foydras atreet. corner Comroercial at Fl tf SL Jeka's Collece, A niiunlii Marvland. THE next term of this Institution will begin on rnenra: Wednesday in October, and end oa the first Wedeea day la A a goat following. Taa friends of St.

John's will be gratified to learn that the contemplated improvements are In progress Tbe new atady bail, to one nnaom awmu aad the acw dwallinga oa the college greands for toe residence mf sisfiassis. will bo ready as aa carry day. Thai will caaoieT the laetractora to assariats more Intimately with their pupils aad exercise cinataat saper .1.4. mm IU. m.mA The UberaUty of the Tl aetata la aporopnaung ii to kr mwm teaita.

wkkt a tire ia cxtcad more widely tae aenents of ta CoHeee, haa met with acardial araaa tne croaeas es saary. a amaoo aa tbe Principal of the College, tne aver. ur nasaaajasa. waa as now vwrong tae arvexni i ia tbe State la behalf af taa Traatees, render raties aaainnt laslii i i wtUasoa ae eotamod. para taveeaOly wrUi taa ia any cniaeoa aa too uanea I Btatea, Co extra charges are peraaittol i too save hteax hatated fax the cireniar mejadea boa as.

ataitoaery, as well ate For copies at the crrcalar, address Pro W. H. THOMPSON. Sec Faculty. alSaral i Aaaaaaliaj FOR THE INDEPENDENT PRESS THROOGHOCT THE DNITED STATES AND EUROPE.

Reliable Agents in all parts of both countries. Persons wishing despatches sent or received from any portion of this country or Europe, can have the same done promptly by ad.ireaair.g the undersigned, who respectfully refers to hla position in the business aunng tne pan EIGHT I CARS aa a pledge for the fotare. Merchants in Southern cltt wishing despatches of Steamer's Marketa, can have the same forwvded with the utmost RELIABILITY iU PROMPTNESS Tbe best of reference given la all the leading cities of America and Europe. Letters and despatcaea should oe addressed F. A.

ABBOT, TO Wall street, aaO ador Fork To Southerner. DRINKERS OF CONGRESS WATER. We are reliably Informed that Mineral Waters, un let the name of Saratoga Water, and Salts, under tbe name of Saratoga Salts, are extensively imposed upon the public In the Southern and Southwestern States, where persons buying these articles deal re and think they are purchasing Congress Water, ate, whereas at Sarotoga there are waters of all kinds, from Congress down to ditcn water; and tee articles imposed in this manner on the public are most'y artificial compounds, entirely worthless, and often danger ooa to persons desiring the' effect of Congress Water, the effect of them being entirely different from that of the genuine Congress Water, frequently producing griping. pains, vertigo, ate, sometimes resulting In senoua perms nent difficulties, by weakening the digestive powers end destroying the tone of the stomach and bowels, often ren dering a mild case of dyspepsia incurable the enect being in no wise different from that produced by saline rathar. tics dissolved In ordinary water while Congress Water produces neither griping or injurious effects in any case, however, debilitated the patient may be, it being tonic at well as curative.

The Congress Spring, aa is well known. ia the Spring which during the sixty three years past has built up the reputation of Saratoga, yet some have coa founded the name of the spring with that of tbe place thus affording the opportunity for swindlers to foist warth leas articles upon the public on the strength of the reps, tation obtained by tbe Congress Spring In a long aeries of years. The injury thus inflicted upon the public and onr selveaia double, for on taxing ineee apnrraus aruciea, ana ftndine either no effect, or injurious effects from their use. they in future refuse the genuine Congress Water, sup posmg they have aieady tnea it. it is not a sumciea: guarantee of its genuineness that it is in bottles and boxes bearing our names, aa the old bottles and boxes are greed bought op by counterfeiters for the purpose of hiiing them with their valueless article, and selling it as Congress or Saratoga Water.

Buy only of those you can rely en Congress Water and none other and be certain that the cork ia branded, aa is the cork of every bottle of genuln Congress Water, ix: "Congress Water If without these words, it is a valueless dangerous counter feit. As to the compounds called Saratoga powders. Sara toga salts, ate, they are not only valueless but injurious not possessing even the virtues of the common powders of the shops. That it ia impossible to form Con a Water artificially, we fiave tne autnorfty ot toe ceie orated chemist. Sir Humphrey Davy, as follows: "It ia Impossible to recombine tbe ingredients so as to make an article of equal quality, the effect of which will be the same aa the natural water." On writing us, we will send you a list of prices, sises and pacaagea and oy ordering from as direct, enclosing draft for tbe amount ordered, you can have it safely forwarded to any part of the world We reiterate our caution, to buy the genuine Congreai Water only of reliable persona, and to examine the tetta ing of the cork brand.

CLARA at WHITE, Congress Spring, Saratoga Springs nol IT end No. 13 Thames street. New fork Southern Itoilroau. STATiE OF MISSISSIPPI. CITY Of VICKSBURG I (jmce OI IUC aumurrn BMinjwi i.iiniwuj Tne boutliero tiaiiroaa company invite proposal i from contractors for the ciearine.

rraduation. mason rv. treatllng and bridging necessary to the complete prepsra tion frr tbe luperatnicture of the roadway of the eastern division of their mad Also, for furnishing the croastles. sn far me track laying, with any incidental work nrceaaary. And for all other work, stations, plstfornis, depots.

c. required in tbe thorougn completion oi tne roea tor i nrc tive operstion. he grail ustion amounia io rata ration, and ift. 0 cubic yards of embankment. Tne trestlicg to 4.1" i feet The bridging to ro fe.

The masonry for culvert amounts to perch. The cross ties to Pronossis sealed, endorsed, and directed to the onder signes. will be received until tbe first dsy of November next. SOU Will oe, al nir upiiuu UI ttmri 1. The entire work of construction, completing the road ready for the iron.

4. The Work COnStrutUOn, exclusive UI croaa lira mm track laying 4. For the grading of either, or a specified number of i anreacn irem oi won. enure icuironinr. sections, of oue nine eecb.

For the cross ties to be rurnisbed, tne numaer apeci a 3, a i For the entire construction, ready for tne iron, oi either of the three divisions hereinafter named oi ss'n road The eastern division, connecting witn tne eompiera rrtmA mt or near the town of Brsndon. extends to tbe Mo bile and Ohio road, ji mtles. which will be divided into three subdivisions the first of all miles, the second of ih miles the third of XlW miles. In each form of proposal, tne nm.if win state nis prices, and for the graduation win mase nis ma st mucn per cuoic yirnai rxcB.niiou aii'i iinifiiiuirui mi the additional dirterence for exceas" of either: or for an much perrnbic yard upon the largest item, and the diner ence for" excess. The parties making proposals are desired to make tuem in foor forms 1.

ror the whoie amount paybie nioutr.iy in ceab, as the work progreses, reserving 2fi pr rent, lor final payment, a One half in cash, payable in the unit way, and one nan in tne eioca oi iue lumpauy. jir third in cssb, payable in the same way. one third in the sto oHhecnuopsnj. sod one third in the bonds of the rnmnanv. navaole in ten veers, with interest st pen eur psysoie anuuBiiy.

a ii)uic cuuicijui w.wi roai. Tbe proposals, to be considered, must oe acrompaniea by aat lafactory referencea or credentials, and tbe com nnv reserve the riaht of accepting any ordecliuir.g a.l. Mads, profiles aod sperificatinns may be seen at this office and any further information will be furuiaued up.in application to tne unuersigneo. The Snnthern Railroad commences at Jackson, the rapi tai of the State, and is finished ss far ss tbe town of Bran don snd is in good running orier sna wen equippea to that Doint It extends from Brsndon in a line almost directly east. 2 snd half miles, to the intersection of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, a few miles below tbe town of Marion, in Lauderdale rouritv.

and passes through the counties of Rankin. Scott and Newton. The linr is over a hiirh miline countrv. weil watered and timbered, and point of heaitbfulneat. economical living.

Ac. equal to the moat favored portiona of tbe Caroiihaa and Georgia. The grading, except for the first twenty miles, is generally light; and upon the most of the sections the excavation and embankment alternate lavoraoiy, roe cxiepuons oe in in the two heaviest cuts The material ia of a rharac ter easilv moved the growth of tbe country arforde annnrianre of timber auitaole for bridsnns and croaa ties and it ia believed that no work offers. facilities for con struction, greater inducements to contractors, especially tlrose asitig negro labor. This company is entirely out of debt, aod hex due to it reliable holder, about woash will doubt Irat be raid as tbe Board of Managers may sail it hi.

It is also a recipient under tbe recent grant of lands made by congress, II Miry aaa "i 1 a.uuB It.v.rl tn he the raw. of nearlv 40H.U0O acres of Isnd. The road connects with snd is sn extension of the Vicks burg and Jarkaon Railroad, completed and in full opera tion to tbe Mississippi river st lckaburg opposite wnicn I Vil lahlir UhlV, port and Texas Railroad, new under contract for its whole distance snd in rsiad progress oi construction, it imn aerta the New Orleans and Jackson Great Northern Rail way st season snd through that at Canton, connects witn tbe Miasisaippi Central Railway, the iron of which ia now being laid to uouy springs, intersects wuu ma Mobile and Ohio Railroad, as already stated, near Manoa ana at ira noint of interaection meets with the North eaatjMn and Southwestern Railroad in Alabama, aud through that unites with the roads in Virginia. Tennersee and North Carolina. It ia also an Indiapeneabte link in the line of Railwaya that are to unite Charleston and Sa vannah, through Montgomery, Vickabnrg.

Shreveport and El Paso, with the Pacific Ocean, running its entire length on the same parallel of latitude with these places, it ihna ahvinna that this line of work is one of the most im nnnniahed enternriaee in the country. It ia thor oughly National in it character; for it unitee Maine and New Orieane. and the Atlantic and the Miaaissippi. by in dissoluble bonda. But wbiiat thus National, it appeaia ea neciallv (hr aid to Southern men and emit hero enterprtae for when completed, with tbe intermediate gap in Alabama, it wij, with its connections, now built and being built, ran Heht rhmneh the heart of those great Southern cotton growing States.

Louisiana. Mississippi. Alabama. Georgia and South Carolina, and unites tae great in tana eea aim Theae facta are stated to call attention to this line of road and to induce capitalists ana contractors to emoara liberally In its construction. The fifteen miles of completed Railroad with iu equipments and sixty valuable siavea.

many of them mechanics, iaabanus from tbefitete af Miaa.inni the nnblie land has been donated by Con greas; and it ia, perhaps, not greatly over eatimating the rireaent property of the road to put it at or near one mil ion of dollars, ia which sum future stockholders who msy become such by direct eubscnptioo or money or wiri. will be at am annallw intereated. It Will thlaS be Sees that this road presents peculiar inducements to men of means to engage in its construction. WM. C.

SMEDES. aaft tal President nf the Southern Railroad. Two eM IIa.acl tuiers, ML WW. Apply to aSS 3t 1 u. MA CPAT.

1 Gravier street. L. McRean, W. A. FiUerald.

CueeKa xsaiaioe, AtemtM, ace. Areata far Coleman' Undalatarr Mills, No Caaaaaa lal flaee. THE asderabrnecl bavtaf farmed a avaeral CoDertias an Hoase Aeency Office, aolicit the patrasiaea of tnoae KavtBf aille to collect or booses ta rent Ravins? aad snenv years experience ba tae fnisineas. tbe Brocnlae aatisfarrton to mil was may aavtraat taeir siasfntas ta tfceaa. loam sna, a.

mt JCs aa. am m.f ym. Tka fcaUe)e ftit. Jmmrm, Jlatrylstasl, HI JuEtTHl 'ch'ai'Friat tae i36ciobr tbe fast of Acmat Whole cbaraa aer year for Board, arc, tare kondred ana a ivy aatiara. nti mM aas mi 1 1 1 I fctndcats aclminae at any aart Affairs in Nicaragua.

Very Interenting lntelligenee. By the arrival of the steamship Empire City, we haye the annexed letters from C. our reliable and attentive correspondent in Nicaragua. They will fully inform the reader of passing events in that quarter. Special Correspondence ot the Plcsynue.

Jr. I. irintjttvn tafcand well The troopt at Lem.4n otner cruue oj tne armed Hoop Ixranaaa The Leaijue The Knglith Creditor of Nicaragua fr rangement for a loan of Mr. SouU ta A'c araijua Anew paper, the Mataya Herald" Inadequate pottal arrangement. Granada, August 2B, 1856.

By the arrival of an English merchant named Glen ton, we have at last some definite intelligence from Leon, and I am happy to state that Dr. Livingston is safe and well. When the news of Salazar's death was first received there, the leading men were clamorous for the immediate execution of Livingston, but the reception of the energetic letters of the American Minister, and the interference of Mr. Manning, changed their note, and they simply banished Dr. L.

from the country, giving him passports to San Salvador. This they had no right to do. Dr. L. being an American citizen, aud totally disconnected with the present troubles in the country, but there was no American vessel in the Bay of Fonseca, and before the Cnited States Oovernment can act, the miserable faction of Rivas will be scattered to the winds.

The Governments of San Salvador and Honduras might be made responsible, but Uncle Sam will have to move Willi more than his accustomed celerity, other wise they may nol be in existence. The tioops at Leon appear to be in, the same mise rable condition aa when last heard from. They number about thirteen or fourteen hundred, and are daily expecting reinforcements, which never come. The armed sloop Granada, has returned from another cruise in the Gulf of Fonseca, where she haa done considerable damage, besides intercepting some mportant letters, which fully corroborate the intelli ence above elated. The writers from Leon urge pon the Governments of Guatemala and Honduras, the necessity of sending men and means at once, as they cannot maintain a stand should Walker attack them.

Honduras has promised to send five hundred men, but it is thought that Guardiola is merely musing the other Governments with promises which he has no intention of fulfilling. Carrera, the President, or rather the Dictator of Guatemala, also promises to take the held in person, at the head uf all his forces, but as he has never even sent the small number of men he originally agreed to, not much re ance is placed on what he says. In the meantime the soldiers al Leon are becoming more and more dissatisfied, and the most energetic means scarcely suffice to prevent a wholesale desertion. VeL it should not be forgotten that the rainy season as operated to prevent the marching of reinforce ments on the part of the enemy, and it may be that on Uie opening of the dry season they will come own In force, with the hope of ending tbe struggle at a single blow. But tor this the Government are nol altogether unprepared, and as each aieamer brings more or less reinforcements, the longer the enemy delay, the worse it will be for them.

Beiiosa, the leader of the combined forces, is said to be both brave and popular with his troops, but Paredes, who commands the Guatemalans, is not much thought of. The Knglish creditors of this Government are be ginning to stir themselves in the matter of their claims, and it is not a little significant that it is to the Walker and not to the Rivas Government they look for indemnification. Mr. Glenion, who claims about $00,000, has had an interview with the President, since his arrival here, the resmt of which I have not heard but in a conversation with him, be stated to me that Gen. Walker was undoubtedly the choice of the people of Nicaragua, and that in him he aud his co creditors had confidence.

Mr. Manning, the late British Consul at Leon, another creditor of the Gov ernment, has been ordered to Guatemala by his supe riors. He says that Uie letter which he wrote to San Salvador, which was intercepted and caused the withdrawal of his exequatur, did not express his real sentiments, which are strong; in favor of Walker, and waa only written as a blind for the people of Saa Salvador. He adds that his only hopes of getUng his money from the Government of Nicaragua lay in the success of Gen. abater, and tne infusion of a new and energetic element in this imbecile race Pretty strong language that, if it is sincere.

I learn, unofficially, that an arrangement haa been eu'ered into with Messrs. Garrison Morgan for a loan of $400,000, and that the Government will give the latter parties possession of the lake and river steamers used by the Transit Company, as collateral security for the loan. 1 have not learned the terms of the contract, but presume that Messrs. Garrison i. Morgaa are to be paid out of the tumf accruing to the State from the receipts of the Transit Company.

This will be a seasonable relief to the Government Mr. Pierre Soule haa been sojourning for some time in our midst, visiting the various haciendas and towns in the vicinity of the city. He expresses himself highly gratified with the country, which he de scribes in the most glowing terms. He has bad several interviews with Gen. Walker, of whose sa gacity, far seeing views, and clear, practical sense, he speaks in the highest terms.

Indeed, so well pleased is he with all that he has seen and heard, that he baa more than half made up hi miad to bring his family out and settle permanently in the country. 1 sincerely hope he may, for such men as Mr. Soule must be considered an acquisition to any country, and to such a one aa this particularly. The boys at Massy the Second Light Infantry Battalion, having found a printing office litre, or rather the remnant of one, all in pi, concluded to beguile the monotony of garrison life by putting il in order and starting a paper, and notwithstanding the many difficulties in tha way, they succeeded In bringing out the first number of the Masaya Herald, a copy ef which you wi)l receive by this mail. Ilia published by L.

A. Clarke, Lieut Col. Mcintosh, proprietor, and Lieut. Jaa. St.

Levey, editor. Il is quite a creditable enterprise. The complaints among the Americans here with regard to the want of postal arrangemen ta with the United States, are increasing, le tiers maiieu in ine United States rarely reach the persons to whom they are addressed here, having to run the gauntlet between the place they are mailed and Aspinwall, Sl Tnomaa, Jamaica and San Juan del Norte, or Grey town. At the latter place ihey go to the Post Office, which is under the control of an Englishman, and there they remain. The latter wrote up to the Postmaster here, a short time since, that he had three mails there for this place, but would not send them up before receiving pay for them.

If we only had posaession of San Juan del Norte, this might be easily remedied, but at present the matter presents many difficulties. c. The League at Variance Provision Scarce and Deter tionm avruuent Murder of the Chamorriita Candi date for the Presidency, and Other Mr. Soule ur u. I.

reeaaorv Transit Company Confiscated, and Sold by the Stat to Mer. Garrison 4 Morgan, oc, oe. GaASADA, Aug. 30, 1366. A letter received from Leon by a gentleman in this city, written by a native oi mis country rammj there, gives a deplorable picture of the atafa of af fairs there.

Tbe three powers are in mutual coumci. and whatever Is done by one is sure to be disap oroved by the others. As they each claim to be su nreme. this produces a rather awkward state of af faire. While BeUoaa, the san sal ran or tniei, is ac knowledged to be tbe generalissimo of the alUed force, hi authority is merely nominal, the other leader obeying hi orders omy when tt uit them.

The Leonese troop claim the right of aaaembling only when they deem it necessary, and the people. are beginning to grumble sadly at the necessity of su pporiin the stranger soldiers, and the consequence is that nro visions are becoming scarce, and the troop of their allies are beginning to suffer from want of food. Tbe material result is that desertions are becoming more frequent, and this, with the ravages of disease, is rapidly thinning their rank. The cabinet and Bivas are also at loggerhead. Tha can airrm anon no settled Una of policy, aad from tha dailv increaeinr want of reaotireaa, they tted themselves nearly at their wit's end, Tha cap me.

and erumtioo of Salazar created a profound ensation of fear among all claase In Leon, aad tbe Government had authorized Gear. Jerea to pureaae a uiasnl. which ha did croaa aa itauaa eampany, a Hi il losnnl la now lying in tha harbor of Raalrjo. aj.au UI Ilk to know how long it would remaia ta their possraaion tf tha Granada happened to com aero ner, outside Keaiej o. A courier had arrived at Leon from the tillage of gomoto, with intaBigeace that tha poopl there had rases and mordered Jam Marl Estrada.

Pedro Ipa qnin Chamorro, Gen. Augustin Hernandez and oth ers of their party. The first named was the Chamor riata candidate for the Presidency, and with him fulls their pretensions as a party. Mr. Soule has purchased the rich hacienda of Mer cede, near Naindaime, which formerly belonged to Fruto Chamorro, the Servtle Preident of the Republic, against whose haughty manners and tyrannical actions the people rose under Castillon, who invited Gen.

Walker to his assistance The hacienda one of the richest and most beautiful in the country, and the consideration paid by Mr. Soule, I understand, I $50,000. It i. well worth the money, If th enerffeic superintendence of Mr. Soule will soon become what it once was, one of the most productive es tales in the country I send you copie of the decrees, to which I referred In my last, relative to the transfer of the property of the late Accessory Transit Company to Messrs.

Garrison st Morgan. It seem that the old company were Indebted to the State of Nicaragua in a sum exceeding 300,000, and as the company have for the last six months either abandoned iu property or auempied to place it in the power of the enemie of the State, the whole of their moveable property within the limits of the State haa been confiscated. The mortgage to Messrs. Garrison it Morgan turns out to be a veritable sale of all tbe property seized by the State for $400,000. CoL Thoa.

F. Fisher, tie Quartermaster General of the Army, and Capt. Mancoaos, return home by this steamer. The former goes to Washington on some private business, and his return will be anxiously expected by all here. He is one of the most capable and energetic officers in the army, and has conducted the manifold duties of his office, uuder the most embarrassing and vexatious circumstanc in a manner to elicit repeated encomiums from the Commander in Chief.

His department, during his absence, will be under the charge of Major B. F. Craue, also from New Orleans, who ia Assistant Commissary General, and also Acting Postmaster General. He possesses business qualifications of a high order, and for his social onea 1 refer you to any of his old friends in New Orleans. Capt Mancosos goes back to resume his old post of Oovernment Agent at New Orleans.

He is too well known there to need any eulogium, and, with two such agents as himself and Col. Jaqueas, Gen. Walker will doubtless soon receive all he needs from that city. Accompaning these gentlemen is Lieut. Geo.

Gist, Aid de Camp to Gen. Walker, one of the fifty six of the Vesta, who came from California with the first adventurous band that landed in this country, and has remained here ever since, having participated in and distinguished himself in every battle. He ia a brave soldier, and a clever, true hearted gentleman, and none of the absentee will receive a warmer welcome od bis return here than George Gist c. c. The following is the substance of the late decrees of Gen.

Walker, forwarded to us by our estimable correspondent C. C. By decree of the 16th of August, Don Jose de Mar coieta is declared to have betrayed the confidence reposed in him by the people of Nicaragua as Minister Plenipotentiary, and to be still misrepresenting himself as her representative, and to be a traitor, and unworthy of consideration the decree granting him five hundred acres of land is revoked. A decree of the 21 ih of August modifies several ar ticles of the grant to Morgan and his associates of the exclusiva right and privilege of transporting by a single route through the territory of the Republic, passengers and freight from the Atlantic to the Pa cific, aad the exclusive right and privilege of navi gating by steam, all the rivers, lake and inland waters of the Republic They are to pay to the Government one dollar for every passenger carried by them through the territory; their steamers are to enter and depart from and through all coast and inland ports of the Republic free of all dues and imposts, and all waste land in the immediate vicinity of the ports, rivers and lakes on the transit, which may be needed by them for the purpose of establishing workshops, stations. ffices, ice.

the quantity of land thus granted not to exceed ten acres in one place. Tbe grantee agree to establish within six months from the date of this agreement, a monthly line of steamers between the city of New York and the port of San Juan del Norte in Nicaragua, or any other port which they may choose on the Atlantic coast. and also between the city of San Francisco and the port of San Juan del Sur, or any other which they may select on the Pacific coast; they likewise agree to maintain the said line for the term of this contract. always excepting the ordinary danger of the aea and of navigation, and in the event of any interrup tion of the lines by some unforeseen disaster, the gran tees shall reorganize the same as soon as may be practicable, and if the said lines should be successful, the grantee agree to run semi monthly line of steamers within one year from the dale of the execu tion of this contract. The exclusive right to navigate the waters of the republic by steam is not to interfere with the native of the country, or other persons to whom the Government may please to concede the privilege of navi gating the inland waters of the republic by mean of sailing or other vessels, excepting steam.

A decree of the same date sets forth that the late Accessory Transit Company ia indebted to the Republic of Nicaragua in a sum exceeding $300,000 and thai Its property doea not exceed in value the sum of $200,000, which it ha for the last six month either abandoned or attempted to place in the power of the enemies of the Stale. It ia therefore declared to be theproperiy of the State. A decree of the 27th August sets forth that for the sum of $100,000 there is transferred to Garrison k. Mcakran all the property, movable or immovable, lately belonging to the Accessory Transit Company, consisting for the most part of steamers on the Lake Nicaragua and the river San Juan, of the several sta tion on the transit route, and or the macadamizea road between San Juan del Sur and Virgin Bay. Mr.

Scott, the holder of it for the Government, ia di rected to deliver it to them A recorder of land titles is created In each depart ment, for the purpose of recording deeds and to make title to land more certain and no convey ance of land after the 15th September will be valid until recorded. By this arrival we have files of El Atcara guetue to me ima Uii xne paper oi max date contains the following list of Army pro motions and appointments 1st Lieut. R. W. Pickers gill promoted Captain rmnnv A RanflrarB.

a oj Il Lt lewi u. ataina appuiuica vapiuii iu au uiau. Infantry. Horace Bell appointed Captain in 2d Light In fa2dLieut. A.

Connor promoted 1st Lieutenant 2d Light Infantry. J. W. Andrew appointed Captain Company Una ere. Andrew Braauey aipuuiicu iai icicu ii pany A.

2d Light Infantry. James Kellum appointed Surgeon with rank of LV .1 UU1ICU IH 1JIBUICUU1 iMuauia. Captain. I Gaakill aDDomled lieutenant Hangers J. Roche appointed 2d Lieutenant 2d Light In fantry.

tt. V. Morreu appointed ux ueuieuani ta Atigm Infantrv. Reader appointed 2d Lieutenant 2d Light Infantry. Edgar Hewitt appointed 1st Lieutenant and Assistant of Commissary and Subsistence.

J. Brinkerhoff appointed Surgeon with rank of Captain. The name paper announces that. Lieut Dana C. Forrest, Second Lieut W.

r. Newbr. Second Lieut Alfred A. Moors, Surgeon YV m. II.

Saunders, and major Jonn TT Marshal Advocate General of the Army, have resigned. The same paper has the louowmg Li eat. CoL "Byron Cole, started from this city yea arriaw with a volunteer iorce ot nity men tor Chontalea. Tbe party waa mounted, and went out with adeierminataon to march through the diaaneeted part of that district, visiting tha rebeUona with suitable evidence of the government's Aiispleasure. Cheap Good.

fcUrby haa received, by late arri vals from New Tork and Europe, a large assortment ofladlee' drea good, embroideries, suaa, calicoes. merinos, plaids, Jaconet, collars sad sleeves, hand kerchiefs, fce. Haray's cheap store is still st No. 1S5 Camp Hccao CLOTHixe. Malard at Co.

have bs mnum, at SS Canal street, aa extensive stock of etotbaisT negroes. See their advertisement for Coats. Pasts, fcc A long Bat of srtds of sgj winter vetmenta. for maaealine VrZZL 1 60 Canal etoeet, eoraaar F. Malard It Co af S0.0S snd of DM IMS i eBraoor saloon of the KSTAtraABT.

TTs atreet, hav. Comanerclal ateetaaraat. TMdsMfiei uaiutila. aBva aeaaaaa oiATEEH DAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA By the arrival of the Btearaahjp Eupire City we have files of San Francisco papers to the 5th inst, being' sixteen days later than we previously had. The letter of otir San Francisco correspondent haa not come to hand.

The San Francisco Bulletin, of the 5th, fox. nisbes the following summary of the news since the departure of the mail of the 20th Ult: Tbe event which have happened throngbont the State since the Bailing of the last steamer for the East have been comparatively of Uule interest or importance. Slate conventions of the Republican aad American parties have been held at Sacramento. Tbe latter nominated for Congress Ira P. Rankin, or Sac Fran Cisco, for the Southern district of the State, and Thoa.

Cox, of Plumas, for the Northern district, he American party have nominated for Congress B. C. Whiu man, of Solano, and A. B. Dibble, of Nevada.

The Democratic party will bold their State Convention, for nominating candidate, at Sacntmento, during the ensuing week. The State Supreme Court, after a long vacation, held a session tor the transaction of business, on the 25th of Angust, at Sacramento. Chief Justice Murray and Judge Terry 'now aet at liberty by the Vigilance Committee.) delivered a number of judgments. Higbwvuy robberies continue to increase throughout ih Stat' particularly in the district of the South, and Mi'ldi Vubaa. in tbe country around MarrvviUa.

abon i Grnss Valley, and generally over the middle coumies of the State. it i i i believed that there exist a numerous gang of highwaymen, headed by a man named Tom Bell, who nave overran theee resrtonsv where they have made it difficult for single travelera to pass in safety. Tbe Interior paper are 'i with notice of the robberies daily committed v. these desperadoes. If thugs continue much longer in the same state, the miners and traveler in the disturbed region wi i be compelled to form themselves into ao tive vigilance eummittee and put down" iherob bersin the beet and apeediest way they Can, The law is almoai paperless in till matter.

Alike in the northern and southern! visions of the State, Indian "difficulties" continue to take place. Tbe reported "battles" between the white aud the Indian are numerous. OC course, whatever be the origin of the hostilities, the Indian always come off second best. There 1 nothing particularly new to be said of the mining interests. The want of water is everywhere felt.

Large returns, however, continue to be taken from the river claims, and from such other a can be worked. Tbe miner on the Salmon river are said to be remarkably prosperous, and are very desirous of additional help. The usual number of murderous affrays and fatal mining accident bare taken place during the previous two week. Small quantities of tea and rice have been grown in different district of the State. Strong hopes are entertained that these valuable product will be culti vated here before long to a considerable extenL Tbe city ha been quieter than during any two week for the preceding four month.

The operations of the Vigilance Committee havtng bee temporarily suspended, it action attract leas attention than heretofore. The approaching political campaign appears to be absorbing tbe attention of the citizens, to the exclusion of nearly everything elae. The three partlea are thoroughly organizing throughout the city for the contest. Club are formed ia every ward, and meetings are held every night by the different partie. The Executive Committee published a reaolutlen on tbe 21 at August, granting the right to pa through the city in order to leave the State, to James Hennee sey, amea Cusick and Jaa.

Thompson, oUao Liverpool Jack," three of those wbo have beea ordered ta leave the State, and giving them until the 5th of this month to do so, after which they will be liable to the aentence already passed. The last ba accepted of the proposition, and will go forward by this steamer. The District Attorney stated in Court, oa the 22d ulu, that there were no prisoner in jail awaiting trial. This I the first time In the history of the dry that the occurrence has been known. M'me Lola Monte ba closed ber engagement at the American theatre, where she drew a succession of crowded houses, which were attracted prioci pally by her eccentricities.

It la now said that she will retire from the stage, and return to ber residence at Grass Valley. She has effered her diamond and )ew elry at auction. Petition are in circulation requesting 1. TV Herbert, the Washington murderer, and one of Califor nia'a aaiarepreeeniativea, not to make this Stale his residence again, and also one to Con greas Baking tha House to expel him from that body. They will both be signed very generally and go forward by this steamer.

A chain gang, composed of person convicted ta the Police Court, was organized on the 24th and aet al work upon the atreet. There were ten instil HM tne first day. J. D. Mas grove, late member of the Board of Supervisors, and one of Casey's associate, has been ordered to leave the State.

He 1 riven until the 20Ut to arrange any business all airs, lie fled Into tha in terior several wee as a so. Tbe aociety or California floneers will eelenrate the anniversary of the ad suasion of California Into the Union, on ihe 9th ins The Alta California, in its trommary, fur nishes the following additional intelligence Tn onr laat notice we rare a detailed account of the success attending the closing up ef the affairs of the Vigilance Committee. Trial, aa waa men anuo nated, ba proved a final end of their labors, they r. I .1 A a 4tlw naVlUg, ailCT a unio, iw maul awjvwaavn out delay; nor will they be likely to again meet as a body, utiles uie necessity lurcw upva tutm jy some action on the part of their opponent. Since the suspension of the commiuoe the popular mind ba regained it accustomed repose, and affairs flow on in their ordinary channel once more, leaving us no very striking in eld en ta or movement to eorontcie a present.

The politician are endeavoring to supply subject for keeping up the excitement, growing out of the action of the committee, but a yet, we be lieve, with but indifferent so ceo, Tbis will prove a prontaoie season la we nursarry man, the alock raiser, and tbe farmer. Tbe former has rod need larare Quantities of fruit for which he ba found ready sales and good price. We know of many wno wui realize anuui wnuoea iiwua uio ui their peaches alone. The crop throughout the aiate have been good, except aome ot ine aouuerni districts, where the Price also of i thus securing I bapa, than any preceding year. In fact, a general survey of oar condition sna affairs leads to the belief that, a a people, wa Srosperoo and regressive, none oi our great in us trial Interest can be said to languish.

Commerce is gradually spreading np and dowa our widely extended coast, a well aa to the island of the? sea: while trade, as a general thing, continue Mying od aeriv. The cities end towns of the interior, latere destroyed by fire, are already. In a great measure, re Education having been provided for with a UberaUty that bring within the reach of all all classes seemed disposed to avail themselves of its advan tairea ao we haye at present as large a number of scholar in our public schools, compared with onr population, aa any oiner city in toe union, wnun, addition to these, high aahool bare been established both in this place and in Sacramento. And last, yet more important waa am, enma asm ban FhMkad i vtea and taoaioralitT have eeea sensibly diminished, while virtue and religion have been advanced in our mmec There 1 a rood deal or animosity jrrowing np ta California and Oregon towards tbe armon. aota on account of the inherent vileaea of their and of their emissaries having oeen aewjciei inciunc the northern savage to hoetflltieagaint the white.

A severe thunder norm awunw a vhwhii lately en unusual event in California. Tne terrors of lightning, so well founded tn the aat, form no part or a Caulornian irouuiea Mr. John L. Durkee and C. E.

Sand, th two mem bera of the Vigilance Committee, who took tbe arms from a schooner in the bay, while on her way to tbia city, some week ago, for which Uwy were amb quenuy arreateu uy uio u. aavwrn, am waawu wa. amination were admitted to bail by Judge Ho man, were yesterday indicted by tbe grand jury this district. After the finding of the bill tfaey were arrested, and are now in the custody of the U. 8.

Marshal, tbe question of bail having not yet beaaa determined. The Alts. California, in its review of the markets, dated Sept 4, say Since the denartnre of tha aufl learner ef the 2fHa nit we have no imprwveaaeata to note in mde Ta leaning leetnre at aereannue amstra nm TtV extreme quietude, the duUnees being onJyeP an occasional speculative movement in leading staples. Tha following a A ManftM a 17 aaelSflO txirua vow as at fcjoaa JaTiJi Tndk r.WcW Tork; 28, re K.ifrais Dealer Im brick. Band, fZJod Ac, have their attention called to the exJrunmeatM of J.

C. Stewart, In relation to those ta a BX. Tt hu ala.aa fan Vfcxsstjao The apteadVd steam boa SouUv aaa TI Capt Broad well, leave for Wckabtirg sad tntermediat way landings morrow evening, at o'clock of coarse Cspt. road well wiU pay his wonted attaBOo to peaeeager as well aa nippasv DOCSSAS' COKMEACIAI. CoOfcaeat, IPS CASAfc STB.KSTv refer our reader to the arfe raaeraam.

ef tt! Ion tablUhed iefirabUt e.t sT Weare requested to lmt October, ar 1 wbopoelyeaassv before if eonveeUeni.