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KOFS-Wk ml of oaila kaadapaa at Oe. S. "TS Kotfaiaf haa beea reported ft morning i PICATTmB OmCE. AprH. 17.

6 HvMonlfcca BBUHOt Camcrden jrXirtM. naaroia. Hurley Aca it A faiiai fa Point -r rrura rrao. unimuii, atv inaiaii flf-ffuit j. am liiurl dan tm SaUiM Paaa, ta CMf.

li h'vm A Leapam dMtrfct IS. i 614Bbo A Lmiarra Pain iimf a Jaaea. Sanwa, daya te Tantna Bay. ta imililt gqtdenBOin A Laapaiia addiautctlA Var Mr. Btrrena.

fm Beliae; Hondoiaa, laat, Tia Isataa biand. to Avet ad diatrtct 1ft. gawdai, Pawty. tm Ud Rirer Miac.Mf-rkia. fm Loatmlla.

Cnaa, Mygrm- tm Maeiie. liaiuroaaer, Bockler. tin Mobile fuiat, aiaottiBrT. rat AnrcTeaart tuaw Hatiau Mobtta. neat iTy, Plmer.

fm the faa tiaiid down and the I9th tart barka Sea Breexe, Anita, and Eat Borr tmm up ann AffiM at anaarn, id Piatt, achra Cat ttatr aad Harritoa Joaaa Below Comlaa: Upi Joola.Lediwood,&B. iaatitlan, to QaUealwtrA te ABJUVED OX 8CJKDAT. AOaatic. Sheppard, ta QalTaatoa Mth Int. to tjrna.

Moraaa Aca Mt aiatrict. ti Banard, WUUaaaa, as daya fan' NorfrUt, Ta. ta BMto la diatxie 80 i EMdacraetde. aregafT, day tea Charieataa, to aitr-M daujet. (TIAafKBJL 1 1 Jouea.

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T1tPOOI hlp Charter Oaa--U4S bated Cottoh, 503 caaaoia. IT.saOatarea iiirom T9-Bckr Mary 40 apecSe A Horta dSOO La-Xiqaa IXObtfflll Aco aasd old aUw amerdan tat trait Aret iLESTOa Schr Hardacrabble-3i9 cfc tthfcha i fPAS-8cnT Tiw Bamard-m bale eattoa to hoc, Tmy Aco It Hechannoa, Carroll Aco as do td, BtiUa Ace A do HQ Caoper Aca Totat 1V4 uia, uLK Bark A Haxraxi ban adla iraa A Bradford iO oarado S80 eka apjkaJtT pkra i A i Railroad Co I Mia bains rka Uc3reaar Aco (rt aandrW-a Hewitt, Nortoa Aco iMau Smith A. VanBeathayaea to atrawent- 0 Eohinaoa a bhta wfaiakry Brady Gorman Aca tcbinery Tarleton, Whioog A Tuiiia SJT cka aoikra eai a 90 hsa ta faj de tobacco A Oleaa Aco 678 it 1 tabacca and aaadrttat ardai j- EECKtrra or tkodvch. ftf ECOKE Bteatnee Bapidea balea cotton aiilipa Aco-aa a Bbaw Aca-a Garter Aco mrbannan. CarroH Aco 4 BeUocq, rloMom Aca A fiarriaaa Uuarirt Aeo-l IB WeGroy Aco jintun Tayloa aa HaaderaDn.

Terry Ace I do Pritcbvd Act 3 bhda aaaar WAD Drqahart toaea McDowell, Afilla Ace 1 bale peltriea Ubilee -h Ace a faawe woot iUtorer. Rwanhotham Aco a rm1 Hail, Kemp Aco rla leather Dwrand, Recnet awBdrjea, to erdar Tatal ls balea caUoa SS bade TJV1LL Steamer Baltic tea haau Eaten A sao sode Qaeyroaze A LaBjradoTlT 0 aa eaL-aaa at 60 da Bard Aco -bu de A tJnrd Aco aohneeAClaaaa do Ooadrlcb Aeo 73 Bell Bay laAco JO de Baurkat do Seddea i rcg I ta lard Schneider I bob) do 1TM ski corn I rtear ki, earat3 kft Imr and batter Barley A hf decbeeae PptBonriie VP btols ttor Aco Hbb'm rireaaaa aka cora Bboia iCM kea -a wbiakey TC Twichell Aca bhda tobacco 'ertoB Aco oka baren A Doafherty Ace IS If Whitehead A Chameera 8) aka oata 408 aka ii bacna Bootnaan at atcUooeaml a hhda tohacco an a VaaColiB iM aka cvra tfiveoe cka box whiakcy Martin, Own m. Cobb 10 de Uod cka bacon ft bhie nrrt 8 BrUerton Aco KO artoacaaiardTTORcbinaow-lhMaiHUe MrariyAco balea cottoa Horreil, tiajle Aco a do Maaaie Aca aandriea, order Total balea cotton I. Mwa toOacco titVEPOBT Steamer rTadonal-SS balertotten to Ponrov Aca I NHaoo Aco a Dofiloo Aco I Mriea(Ti Are-T Heudeiaua, Terry Aco 7 to i 1' Brafeina Aca R. Eatlin Aca 1 Biaerat Aca Johaaoa Ace Campbell A Strong- Wallace A kn a Hraid, Maaaie AccS Rageley, Blair Aco A Ogleaby a do Heald, Maaaie atco 3 obla mnlaaara brer.

BniaiPbofham Aco- 18 bo la potatoea CfPlanagma hsica, order--Totat iT balea cotxaai STECEIPTS OF PRODUCE ON SUNDAY. JTISBD SS-Steamer Paul Jonea 30 pkka cware to MoaBB A eeiaee de 8 Moore Aco 3 do luo baa Ofrttatidraao pkaa (warej Oaurhe ai do hveX6aeehe os do I. Cnabni 10i do a pkca eware 'til Are 1 do i Coo ton I7v pkaarware ABSykea a Hai ait.ee Btearaa A Marria lade A B-enaedy tunpn pkaarware Payne. Steele Aco i do gange-iaaH eoidtnan 1 pkaa bntrlee -jn baa veraai- a JaVnenn pkga bottiea Sicklea Aco 16 do reaie Same Aco to do pkga bettlee Conraxaa A --I aa tdnerrovxe A laagadortt aft da Cax. Barnard -) do Wr afct Aca I do I ba dragaM ekgegware Aco tro bxa candiea Wright Ace 7 page oet Oolaen A Son TOO bb'B Boor i Landla Aco 25 do oi 1 hf bbla rork 1 do-heef 1 do lard 8 Barrett a otdae i i McMahoa bbla tiqosr li bakta wine 16 ra rara Hitrbcock A letting aandriea 8 Oiimaa ''ojHtai Barbridee Aco 11 bblarcgs akaalard I 4 Moore Aco mil la baa aadae A Violet Aco ftre Bachaimoa, Carroll Ace 4 baa at pre caatinee 4 (-tamack mill and aandriea Km: hard Slocomb A -Hta aadae Aco 6a do Bather Aco ardrr -CINATT Steamer Madiaoa 100 tea haase 600 bbla 1 htda kacoa Oeleaby A Macaalay eao bbta Oawr aoo autarch Marba, Owen ACooo-abola do bhda bacon am.

Kenea Aco 100 do 60 bxa starch BT pkga oadxe 33 batter Witt riwttt on nhda tnisii i 7rf da bacon A VmcAy 1 1 baa tooeoea Veorhiea, Orlrrl Aco soa JO WaodroJl Ace 100 bbia wbiaaey a de 1 t. axa candiea i jaadia aca-So bbda tobacco i Aca I do bacon as tea bema A Thomaoa Aco i lard ail I. MaUby Aco la pkga fanritnre Ara 7 tea hame 11 bxatanoea erere AWene loa a Aw Whitehead A Cnambera bxa candiea A7et faabla beef eraham A Buchinghams-3 bbla ana re)aer 1 fiki baaer A Brit Ace de 4 tee hame 1 Adams aoo empty bbw Cook A ee a Mnae Ace ao bbai wbiahev toIB "fctba-a park Tafaa A abaat to Bhda bacon orda wbiaaey Mctireeor Aco Id pea machieera I -v-tgft aka cora Twicbell Aca I baa toeta Blarh "tea de McCotehen. Heweil Aco baa aadae 6 a rler Ae a baa aadae Perkina Aco 1 nan r'-" fitwaiaa Are das taaaaiw kega aarw A Mor-do apikea PeBlanc A Paocfaeex a baa aadae aaa A ftaloea tftl pka farnitore Pint A Jonea ou CartoTltaa aaA TafTVram ftailraAdL UE bteamer wrouterT 9 cotton gina Brio. a.

-rf carauaMLX VH A- eAd aandriea coach to Farlty. FAB8ENOEJUL Behxa Edmand Belora, as afh.il. Sizen, Jno 8fiVI-ii ajbl attend te any barrnasa to the Baarema and' UZ. -i, ana aarorejariy to raireat Low and liealarly to as ra at Law aad to Aenity 1 Crrcert Court, aad BtoadiBga ia Eeat- 1 tted with him Mr. ai.

iDALL, late af I attand aaartaalrf to- geaerai satis saj I 1 hwariniid af James Bohb Co. Na aela-tf "cCXZa' I-Ao-u-'iT EVAa4AXJjiw nAB PAHS a r.v -a4aaw iraa baa aadae B.c.rier Ace da trunks do Ace IS cla rope Wvutehead A Ciatmoera-l ba de. 1 aa ooeay ateaas Tiara, aaipse coa I aawrauaw, raneating a saach iarga earwee taaa any otaer Ian to uac wd are prevaraa to ordera gag tbeasj aatxa in aa OAs ss.1 ft Fva-ALL, Si8 Ttksaanis atrart MtatPl BAB eaMa iH aiiHi MONDAY KVT3inV9, AarU sr. l7GaU.ND OALA NIaiHT Bewefit of SABRIeL RlTcCwha wUl appear in three charactera. PKAJiCOH, TBX3A MA-THIAB and the MABICnETZX tJjiilLX will alaa appear.

By particular request, and tor this alrht enry, the beaotifol comic toilet, aaUUed THE F00K IOTEU Bibi, i comic character,) eahriei Kaaei WUl ala ba aer-jrmed for thai night only, the beaatrfal ballet, THE a dm-IjJui vr aavaivvea oaaiiio, vaenei atavei. Alee, the new fairy comic pnatomrme, ABPHODBLt eabrial Baeel in hie great character of Babilaa i BJro-let, Jaliew MarttaettTj TarraJI, M. WeiLbot; Beaalle, tajaurcni naaams uanvto A toi inua. anv. Bw axil4wuan.

gaVaJaBmilC. M'lie Dealret Zantta, Mlie Caaeit ether rbaractera ay ataTei company Alter wmca, rAavrsn- U1CULJUI KOPo fiy Martanettl Brothers and M. Blandin. eaaaf sillaaaaei nnai rinla ami raiaailto Tl eamte. aoxaa urus, a oansj vrauery, a caam uaa Box tickatauta eaarat Prtraca BoXaa.

aach. aa on. Beora open a o'clock -Cortain arm Hae at Tit o'clock, aAce daily trom 10 to o'clock. ti. nr.

OBI81B GAIETY. Signer COBEADI SCTTI la aorry to ana oa ace that, earing te circomataBcea beyond hia control, he la compelled to POSTPONE the performance anaoanced iar ahia erening, an til rurtber notice. aprr ORLEANS THEATRE. THTJBSUAT KVEIe, April 30, 1S6T Benefit of MUe BOURGEOiS Two tanieaox af THE TXOVATOB Three acta of CHARLES VI. 9P The Librettos of the Preach, operas.

Plot's edition, for sale at the Box-office. Bat PRICES Drese Circle Latticed Bex, Fa-wnette aad Second GaOlery gr Tiurdesikiy inirrirrrrr rr. 11 "mirumim taP No Seata aeenred anleas paid for. SaT Doom open at eit o'clock Perforaaancea cemrnerice at o'clock. Leaeea aa TDESDAT.

ssth at 10 A. M. fti D. 8 MAIL STEAMER WILLIAM M. Loaia, Cairo, BUaapbia, afT Ac Tbia (ararita paaaeaaer packet, i.

hwtuiser, maater. will leave aa above aa her neat regalar trip, coaaectine with the llllnota Ceatznl Ballroad far ail the Eastern and cetera cttiee. Tbe W. M. M.

hlaiiaurpamrd to speed end to all arraoge-nenra for comfort and safety. Extra atsed liinais for the apeciai accammooatioe ef tanullea. a pian a i nee caaia caa ae by apprytog to the agent. O. M.

WHITE, Praat ap7 street. Leaves aa THURSDAY, 30th iast.at P. M. BXCJULAH nT. IAJUIB rACaVET TBS 'fine regalar paaaenger packet R.

J. IaAou, w. at. aauiar, maarer. wui laara an ai.oc and au intsiinaillan land in aa as above, jrer freight ar paasage appiy en board, or to BXLL, B0CHANAN ft a pCT 87 Tchoopitoalaa atreet.

Leavcaea WEDNESDAY. 99th att P. M. POR BT. LOUIS.

CHESTER, CAPaJ mJ etrmrtieaa, Cairo. Hickman, New MadrM, eirardeam, Cairo. Hicfcaaam, New MadrM, Memphia, Napoleoa. and ail intermediate a entirely new light draneht, awilt ranaing panaenger ateaxner PAUL JON KB, H. A.

Emuus The aad aalendftd naael aart Haalett. master, is now In port ready to receive tieightand' wUl leave aaabave. Par freight ar passage apply on hoard, wpVf 1. T. ALLEN, Ageat, IS Poydraa atreet, lAreleUai atsial HilTer Flatteal ler SILVER PLATED HINGE rBJCNCH WINDOW BOLTS, SILVER PLATED DvOR PLATES, BELL POLLS, BELL LEVERS, SATE LOCHS FuR STORK DOORS, BAYS NieHX LATCHES, BAFat PAD LOCB.8, SAFE LOCKS for Deaaa aad Drawera.

Ball Dear, Locomotive and SteatnbMC SONdS. WINS DOOR HINeES for Batiks and Pabtl Inxtitritiona. HARDWARE i far Baildera, Locksmitba. Beil Hangers, Ac MANY, BALDWIN A MANY. eshlt 3m 49 John atreet.

New York. Ta) jHauei K-eeperw. 0 For sale at a bargain. tBe Furniture, Stork, and Fixtures contained in the Hotel at Ocean Springe, cons stipe of Bedsteads and Bedding, Parlor and Dining Room faraitare complete to start large BoteL For particnlara inquire of ap7 tf CAUY A HOLMB8.T Prater street. RMtri' OrmaaTw "Pweler, made at Newbergh, V.

i THIS POWDEB, combioea ail the good eaalrUea moat desired by tpertamen. ia suitable for all kiBds af shooting, and will be fonad, apon critical trial, to have no eeaal. We offer tbia celebrated Powder to the trade apaa the BDost favorable terms. i BALL, KEMP At Agents, F4 tm cornet of Canal and J. VINCBNT, I F.

KfCfevrcv, Hsieoeswrt 1 Sornet af It. Peter aad nral, aad earner of Canal nag Carendelet streela. FLBTEVRE reapectfoiry Inrbrma tBe pebtte that his new and splendid LADIES' SALOONS are open awiry from A. ML to the dose ef the theatre at night Nothing baa beea neglected to give mriamrttoa to the sadiea. The aaloma are etegantry decorated.

A splendid saaortment of Ice rrsama. iced aascmrta, abex-heta, panch A Bsmslae VanlUa, coflee, chocolate, straw. apneas ana auaissra ice i i i pissa srpaj an, raspberry, apricot aad guuoauajif Jcat) la addiooa to kla etber to. Mr. BC' will act a Laoaoh.

every day, from tatll ctoatBg Maae, fee ana-lad-1 at both Omi Oraose Heeala A PBESH anpply of euarauteed Seed of this year's received ay epLft lit A. JAMES A Ca Caleanrua'a Fattoat Prcaalnna a7aailatf Can aad flsuui Ml rpBXSE kffiai have beencfore the Isuthna peMie for A acverai yeora, a other make of vMila aa aaivsisally pepaiar, that na nee be compete with them foe aaaad aad Bast arrndina. In additioo to the patent and er which taeae MBlahaoa been coaatractod, bearing date October lane, the prnprto-tor baa added to their excellence by a late improvement to the dress of the atone, for which Letters Patent were proveanrtrt will be placed oa each Mill hereafter mannam Wed, with the following additional tnrit (for Patent) oa each Mia. vist On the smallest ataa. mcbea toaJaaaeter, FIVE DOLLARS on each laddMeoal Inch above 14 fnchea-ONE DOLLAJa per Inch ap to the largest else Mill naaanaiatuniL (L a.

mchee In diameter,) which stxe of baa piaa of ro astro cttan, aad with hia Improved PATEN1 ANENT1AL REVERSED CURVED CONCENJRIC JU Stone Dress, above usuries as, vriU grigal a greater whm.j in kwi aasen Bscaineo ay any other Mia of aay aixe or d'anarter wbatti Tbia tm- where Stone er Preach Barra are aaad for a griadtng i foce.andwill greatly in rrrass their ispathf for good i mutwm isus a awo Bonncaoie se any otaer snaxe af Bart arindina. The riaht trr nainr tl this new dress oa other make af aailla will be twenty are dollam. Twenty Are dollars tor theawiatleet SIM Mill, with tbe addltlan of ONB DOLLAR per inch en aay givea itavmUft above Itiachoa. The proprietor havmg aaade perausieBt arraaeemenal rtth the asset extensive aod reliabie Oral ia Prance, Meawa. atoger.

Pile A to Ffep blm eenateatly aapplled wtth tbe best saality of FRENCH BTONEa, frees the smallest Asa to the largest diameter, (to bar has,) and each Stone in one aolld Mock, he can give the tallest guarantee to parebaaerB af the superiority of the Barn aasd la theColemaaMiila. Ail orders for Milks, accompanied by cash or draft, will be promritiy.atteBded to, or anynformatiaa Bated la ra- WILLlip COLEMAN. Patentee and aOO- -daw tf a e. SSSt. Charles Bsw Tare A JixBresa Cstsapsut eusyi y.

i Prineipai Omca, ow aroao cw York And HABNDEN'S EXPBESS, Ta Braadwav. rpBTE ptoprletors of the above waild isaawaed Pianan, taanKral te their nnnerouo pet i a as for past av aallrH continuance of your patronage, aad take tbe tewelem. Ac. of oar mcilitiea for forwardiaa all articlee i it wpyoi tnprty ei noarymg tnercnanm, Dnaaeim, oroaera. mtstad to oar care ever all onr eatabilshed raatea, where are have the EXCLUSIVE BIO HI by ron tract, aa follow Onr NORTHERN INLAND EXPRESS, via Mobile, Montgomery -West Point.

Atlanta, Aagnsta. Savannah and Cliaiiiatna Prom Brancbvilie, 8. ear line extends to tUchmend, Norfolk, Washington. Baltimore, rblladeiphla, daw York, thence by Ave daily tinea to Boston, ever the aw Havea, Hartford aad Springfield Road, aad steamers sto Stoainrton. Norwich and Fall River.

Our STEAMSHIP EXPRESS FOB. NEW YORK, eta. rtth, aoth and art i eacn moota aca alaa a DAILY EXPRESS, via the river, oa Brat class steambnata. to Caraa, thence by raiiroad St. Leuav.

tsrriiie. Cincinnati. Ae Prom Carre, tbe Adams r.777 c-. Kmj the EXCLUSIVB RISHT aver the IlliBaia Central Railroad, which oSers tacllitiea for for-Wardiaa to any and ail parts af tbe Great West Ia coaneetiaB wtth ear WESTERN EXPRESS, we have aatabbabad Ageaclea at Vichaberg, Natchex and atempeaa. where we caa forward apecie.

benkaem.eweiry. i We have also eotabliabed Ageactea at ealveatoa, Texas, XndTAnola, Heoatoa, BirhmTiit and Baa Antonio. The aroprieloia are atone tsspsrwihls for ad ar to onr eara. arwclos ia tended lor asy ear routes aboald be l-are Aaama Exaremi eASca or ardors ktft for oa Care Adama Exsveas Caaaaany, aaa estner aeai was aaa A. W.

so can sor i OCce, Camp atreet. IS BWETT, Fad tf TftB KetUa rraial KRsl Wi with wILMANS PATxTjrl' BASASSB rURNACB AND aUTTfaB TXAXJI. with af Weed not to exceed ana half aeard par the entire bofllag of the jutee mto me the laice tote I rww.aisrmmlof thai ta. aasat to that ivjafrwi lac the aid I nasi MaasaJgalasaato The hi 'i is the aUtntsariaf bat ease hssi. aataa Bagaa aew tevW after it entem the Faraacs.

r-h-tA-totc -W- mnjo: SI WS ExchaFsI" hew I.t aa barra. re how prepared to cases IbB saarantoa, to take sal areas eaaaajeaanaryhai aa arii ii i daauB Tuxar nassaa. airaa- aalaby jaaAB ft f3aL- labam sayig id-ip in rill I. Oa Snaday, tsd nrt, by Bev. J.

Monahaa, Vr. RAMAN FIELD, to Miss MAEQARET CLANN0N, aU af thU dty. '-i DIED. Oa Monday morning, ertb at a lack, of scarlet fever, JOSEPH K. ANDERSON, aged aeveh eaim, His faneral will take place This Afternoon, at o'clock.

from the residence af his ancle, H. O. Aadenon, corner af Camp and Second atreaia. The frieada af the iacaily are reapectiully iarlted to attend, without further notice. 0a Seaday nigbt, the Stb.

last, at half-past o'clock, JOHN DONALD, aaa of N. and Frmneea Pasleur, aged three yaara three months aad twenty-two daya. Hia faneral will take place at 4 o'clock This Afternoon, from the resideBce af hia parents, en Race atreet, near CaatomboBae street The frieada aad acquaintances of the family are Invited to attend. Oa Monday morning, trth inat, at 1 e'elock, at the residence ef her Bant, Mm. CaL Thoa.

P. Hunt. Miss ANNA AOeCSTA, daughter af Augustus W. Walker, aged sU years and BTe months. The friends aad acquaintances sf tbe family are request-ed to attend her faaerai, which will take place Te Day, at 5 o'clock, P.

from 173 St Charles street Oa Suaday. tetb inat, lathladty, EBEN WALK. BR, infant tdn of E. W. and 0.

Dorr. New Orirana, April la, 18S7. At a meeting af the Board of Directors of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company, held en the mh last. It was RtMwlvtd, That the books for snbaeriptioaa to the stock of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company be reopened en MONDAY aext, the toth inat, as the office of tbe Company, CI Caasp street, corner of Commercial Place, gad that the Secretary be inetructed to attend and receive SBbscriptieaaaad pay meats af any moneys doe, either oa old or aew eutacriptiena. GEO.

8. YER8EK. President EDWIN POST. Ice President. W.

r. SAUNDERS, A. BL HOLBROOK, I'--. J. J.

PERSON, Committee. apla tdptf GEO. LAWRASON, Secretory. Office Sooibera Padhc Bailroad Camnany, I New Orleans, April 17,1867. i The books for tabacriptlona to stack in this road will be closed on the lath May.

By order of the Board ef Directors apt tdptf 1 6IO. LAWRASON, Sec y. NOTICE TO COAST PASSENGERS FOR OCEAM Springs aad Interaieeiate Landings Inconsequence of tue acddeBt to the steamer CREOLs, on Saturday evening last, she will not rears to morrow asornlng, TUESDAY, as advertiaed. apst itKAM B. OEDDES.

Agent ANTED A first rate Coeh, Wssber and lroonr. Ap ply te TS Rampart atreet. bout rt ANTED A first rate Coach maker, to go to Peducan, Ky. Good wages aod coast ant employment In- quire of GREGOR A WILSON, apT 3te corner of Camp and Canal streets ANTED By a respectable Yoang Womaa to go to California i ia wiuina ta nav her awn tare. The applicant is an excellent aeamstreaa.

caoable of cutttag and fitting lariiea' dresses woald have no objection to take care ef children. Best of references given. A note addressed to L. st this office (for throe days), will meet with prompt attention. apt7 3tT ANTED By a respectable woman, wtae is used to the rare af children, a situation aa Dressmaker aad Arrtstant Norse in a reapertable private fomiiy she is tuily competent te make ladsre and children'a dreaert, and raa aire the beat ef references.

A note addressed to C. E. at this office, will meet with immediate attention. apia at I Iioat er DllelaJd, A DRAFT drawn by J. J.

Person to the order of J. B. Fort, oa J. J. Person A dated April 4'h, 1S67, at seven mooths, for Pive Handled Dollars.

Said Draft was accept ed, bat Bat end oi ted. The pablie are cautioned not to trade for the above Draft, as It will be naelrseto any one bnt tbe owner. apt7 l3dp 1 J. PORT. Natlce.

THE public sre hereby cauboued against trusting my wife, ri 1 will net be respanaibic for any debts shs may contract after this date. apOT-gt JOHN SADDLER. P4ne. MY wife, 8IB1LA BARToCii. (bor Flik.) having left my domicile wit hunt aay just raose, the public are cautioned against giving her any credit in my nagne, as I will bo- pay aay debts contracted by tier tram this New Orleans, Aptil anh, UeT.

I apT-3t a PHILIP BARTBCH. Faralahew Uaosaa. A BEDROOM and Parlor raa be bad, with Board, by familiea. Apply at No. 1S4 Canar atreet, near Ra-n-psrt i soar 6tT Family Bavardlaaj.

HANDSOMELY farniabed auita of Roamawrrh Board for one or two familMs, ia a private family where there are ao other boarders. Tbe location it one of the pieaant-ess in the city. Terms ve reasonable, inquire at 15 Bacchus street, second door above tbe corner of Melpomene atreet i ar ad Areas Mrs- r. at this office. apCT 3tf Trettlng Aletairlo Cssrte.

rroprietor a x-urae aouj mile heate. three in tire, te barnem i free for all trotting horses. To come ofl on WEDNESDAY. AnrilS Eatrlea to begfiade at tbe Metarrie Coarse ap to o'clock, the tsth. Race to come ed at 4 a dock.

aT Admission 6t cento ao7 EAM WM. BRUNTON. Proprietor. Fealtive tsale) of Three Fine Ussewosd Piaaos at Auction. D.

L. SHEARER R. M. Montgrrsnery. Aactlanaer.

WUl ba sold at aoctioa on TUESDAY. Sotb at II o'clock, at the Old Aoction Mart 87 Camp atreet Three fine new Rosewood Pianos, all by very celebrated mat era Sole noeitUe to the highest bidder to close con lignmerrt Sp27 Faahlaaable Faraltare, on accaaat of departarr. BY J. M. DE PASS A.

Rnreraon. Aactteneer WiU be old at aectioa on TUN8DAT. 88th inat, at li odors, en t-e premiere. No. tol Bienville street, between Msrsis and Vilkrd streete Parlor Sets.

Cortaina. mirrors. Act Bedroom Porniure. All the rornitare in sold noose, consirting oi manngany Beoroom rornitare, itchen Furniture, Ac -with the accompaoytog requisites, sui ji a.oae xiaae. Bp37f Frelht Wastse.

The bark HAAkUBT FRANCIS want about TO bales CTttoa or its errarvwent ia light freight to aaassa complete her lading, and will asil immediately. Apply to ap7 It; J. H. ASHBBJDOE CO at FOR HAVRE To aail poaitiveiy on the lsth May Tbe fast aai'iag Ai American sbip -a. L.

aaaaaaaao I LLCHREST, Hewes. master, baring tbe greater part of her cargo engagen and going en board, will meet with deapetcb, as above. For heavy freight, ar 600 balea cotton, apply to ar-ll C. ptrr.nr.1L A tr eravieratreet aaT Pot iaa.it i haviag saperior accammedationa for cabia aod steerage passengers, apply to maater aa beard. Poet 61, Fem-trt- District Tooau on THURSDAY.

April so. at A. M. SOUTHERN aTCAMSHil COMfANX For Galveston aad Matagorda Bay U. Mail Line The new and manificent ateam- ship CHARLES MORGAN.

Henry Place, eo-m man tier, wiu leave aa above. For weight ar passage, having nape rior accommodations, apply to rf 1 ausutn st tu, met er iaiiaacree apposite Bteamahip Landing. Shippers will please ae provide themeeivea with tea steamer a form at" Bilia af Lading. Na other form will signed. The ateaaashrpa of this company will hereafter pay lighterage oa goods from Powder ter nora to xuvBca apvv Leaves an TUESDAY.

'Wth Inst, at 6 P. BL punctually. a FOR TEN NEBS EE RIVER Tne epienoid I pTy-aJ steamer EA8TPORT, W. Harriaon maa -r 3. ter, will leave aa above for Tennessee River, I ii inn i IT'ii 1 1 in sail Tuarnmhag Par freight ar passage apply on award, or to atrsr a BNAPP ft HITS, 4 Front atreet, Aelahta delirered at Tascumbia Leading at cents par MOpsanda.

ear The steamer East port will take rratgnt lor rsancaa, Cairo, Hickraaa. Memphat, Helena, Nspaieea and aU intermediate land i naa -m Leaveaon FRIDAI. 1st May. at 5 P. M.

a awk aar-aa ATT Bl rllTDri TTtfW aMT ft wBr fix. VD OX AVaVaU ACPi, aTAJ gavv, ixiviXBKvaui ,1 The fine reealarSt Loaia ysmingir pocket XKCLE SAM. Henry Switxer. mooter, will leave eteameruK at abwe. For freight ar psaaage on boaru, or to apstl d.

M. WHITE. as Front str set aa TUESDAY. the th met, a 10 A.M. asmjs Sw FOR 8T.

LOUIS, ST. GENEVIEVE, I aJ Cheater, Cape Girardeao, Caira, Hickeaan, ag iNew Madrid, Memphis, Narxileon. aad all tTteiaseaiate landing la eonnectioa with the Illinois Central Railroad for ail the Eastern and Western cttieo The new lirht-drsnrbt aad swift raaning paaiMigar tarket WM. ML MORRISON, I. N.

Bofinger. master. Is bow la part ready to receive freight and leave aa above. For freight or 1 sasagr apply en baeri. or to aptTY 3-r.

ALLEN. Ageat I Pryeras street BaPThs Wat. M. MerrVsea oArrs gnat tadaceaseabi to rrow-d tar a piaa of the cabia caa be seen aad atoteraema Secures ay axaaryiasjaB aaa axfeaa. Loavos oa FRIDAY, 1st May.

at 6 P. M- I la k. svcwvaaa ox. muis 7ta, reeular pswingn packet -aaoss aaa an aaaly aa bsam. or to eptTt Trasapltsalai street.

tmhtaa a a at i aoVsl!" FOB, BaiiBVEFORT, DlilECT The rpj 7t- iaaarevTavaaaaaTwiil loava for SarasrepoTt, eraad Bel ersetoaa aod afl iawrraarwiwto foaahaga Bed River, uai he tivzhirtQ picaauiu. PabUfthed Prercdsely at Two O'COook. P. A. LUMSlfaV, OSO.

WILKIUg KsWDALL, A St. AOL aaook, a. bitllitt ajtd a. p. witsoa, BDlTttAS AAD PBOPRIBTOA8.

NE'ORLEANS. 9IONDAY EYBMlNGt APKIX. 2T, 1HS7. 17 Tbe EeVBtern newspaper msil, doe this momiDg, failfxl from bejond Klchmond, Vs. Ear" We ar indebted to the clerk of the ateamboat for Loaia ville papers.

XSf Wo are indebted to the clerks of the TJ. S. mail packets OreRon and Cuba for Mobile paperB. Sew This nrtaaingm rauxtb.Tc. pi i Car We bAve reeeived from the hands ef the accomplished who presented the beautiful banner to the Mobile Continentals, oa the 19th mat, a oopy of her eloquent and appropriate address apon that occasion.

She has onr grateful acknowledgments. The Pacific Railroad Stock. We would remind those who have not yet subscribed, bnt who detugn doing so, that the books for Bubecription to the stock of the Southern Pacific are now open, at the office of the company, No. 61 Camp street, and will remain so until Saturday, the 10th day of May, proximo. Those, in or out of the city, wishing to subscribe, should address George C.

Lawra-eon, the Secretary of the Company. Cy In censeqnenee of an accident to the steamer Creole, on Saturday evening laat. she will be unable to make her regular trip to 'Ocean Springs and intermediate landings tomorrow morning, as heretofore advertised. For Texas. Tho fine and fast, raaning steamship Atlantic, CapL Sheppard, leaves this port to-morrow noon, for Oalveston, Indian da and Matagorda Bay, with the United States mails.

Harris, Morgan at foot of Ijalia atreet, are her agents. J. For Galveston, by the New Island Bocte. The new steamship Galveston, Capt I Wilson, will leave on Wednesday, April 29th, from Berwick's Bay for Galveston, on the arrival of the morning train of the Opelousas road. The ferryboat leaves the foot of St.

Ann street at 7 to A. M. Passengers by this read will go through in twenty four hours. Applications for freight or pa; sage should be made at the office of the Opelousas Ballroad Company, corner of St Peter and Levee streets. Masokic.

A regular meeting of Harmony Lodge No 58 takes place to-morrow evening, at the lodge room in Masonic) Hall, corner of St. Charles and Perdido streets. A punctual attendance of members is desiren. Odd Fellows' Ball at Odd Fellows' Hall. This evening comes off the grand anniversary festival of the Odd Fellows, under the special patronage of the Grand Ledge of Louisiana.

The hall is superbly deoorated with regalia, emblems, banners, pictures, flowers and everything to give delight to the eye and eclat to the affair. The members of the Order are to appear in full regalia, and tbe invited guests in such costume as they may elect it being a dress, fancy drees and masquerade ball. A sufficient number of invitations have been given out to fill the hall to overflowing, and we may well anticipate a most brilliant affair. Ttfographickl Union Ball and Ban-cjOET. We acknowledge the receipt of cards of Invitation to the ball and banquet to be given at Odd Fellows' Hall, on tbe evening of the 7th of May, In honor of the delegates to the National Typographical Union and which, from the preparations that are snaking for it, we have reason to believe will be a superb affair.

Italian Opera at the Gaiety. It will be seen that there will be no performance, as announced, this evening. Due notice will be given of the next representation. St. Charles Theatre.

Gabrieft Benefit. This long established public favorite an- noanoes this to be a grand frala night, and fat his own special benefit. His programme is certainly very rich. He, Fraiicois, Yroa Ma-thiaa, the Martin ettis, and the ballet troupe, oome out strong en the occasion. By particular request, and for this night only, we are to have the beautiful comic ballet, entitled The Four Lovers," in which Gabriel plays the droll part of Bibi.

He also plays Don Batih the ballet of The Belle of Aiaana," a pantomlmie version of tbe Barbie re di Siviglia," and BaitUu, atrain, in the new fancy eomio Asphodel, in which all the troupe appear and the Martina ttis and Blondln perform some remarkable exercises on the perpendicular ropes. Orleans Theatre. We would eafl attention again to the announcement that there ia but one more of the grand benefits, to come off at this theatre, and that is the benefit of Mile Boargeols, oa Thursday evening next She wfil appear in some of the best acts and scenes of Verdi's "Trovatere," and LTalevys Charles VL," in Which she sustains the roles of Azucena and Odette. There wiH be another ovation, and flowers will be at a premium. Troye's Okixntaj, Paintings.

Go 'and see the Dead Sea, the Sea of Galilee, the Biver Jordan, the Qaniascas Pleughman. and the Baaaar, Mr. Troye's fine paintinga, taken oa the spot and which are saO on exhibition at the lecture room of Odd Fellows' HaH, day and evening. They ara richly wqrth seeing. Vahbtjchi's Mbsebk, 107 St.

Charlet rtreet. While tbe season, at this and that establiah-ment, la every day growing- fine by degrees mad beautifully Vannuchi's gives ao sign of terminating, but keeps on tbe even tenor of its way," attractive sad attracting. Look ia at VannuchTa aad be happy. Bust Luzt. This great pianist (eiiom Tjirnan thinks ef bringing oat as Thalberg'a roeNCT ABogB-uJ was, at last aocoonxta, vsrilktg the music of a legend of St.

Enxabeth, be is Udnkiag ever a symphony entitled 1 1st, BataXQe de Hans bm Bee jast: fialahed in hpnor of ScM2er, and is writimg, moreOYer, a mass, ie eitate, the Eenxirnenthe "aa4 mtaate er a rora "alaTthiaf else at tbe tnmBUmmr mfoct Telegraphed to the New Orleaiiilaynne. F. A. Abbot, lLsporter, TS Wall atreet, New York. FTxrthar by the America.

By the Nattoaal New York, April 27. The America's malls have oome to hand. I.iverpeel Cotton Btav rkete Wright dr, chxular says there was a total absence of animation in the cotton market, and that the American accounts were counteracted by the greater stringency in the money market Tbe imports were large and a cautious reserve characterized the daily operations. The trade ptirchased only to meet immediate requirements. The market closed tamely at a decline of 1-1 6th.

Hermann, Cex circular reports that the advices by the last steamship from the United States had no effect upon the market, being neutralised by tbe tightness of money and the heavy imports. It farther says that a considerable portion of the arrivals of cotton got into weak hands, and that in consequence of their apprehensions induced by the state of the money' market, they forced sales, which caused a depression. Nevertheless, it adds, the better qualities well maintained their position, while the lower grades still farther declined, and were unsaleable. Money, it says, was dally becoming more stringent Tbe private letters by the America are unfavorable. They report that the market closed heavy.

Bteauaboata Paeaeel Tlcksbark. Vicksburc, April 27. The R. W. Powell passed down at 5 P.

and the Uncle Sam at 11 P. yesterday, (Sunday The Pennsylvania passed down at 2 o'clock this morning. Tbe Cetteai Crew tat Teaaaa Ftvrlah. Correspondence of the Picayune. Tbnsas Parish.

April 24. Ei. Pie. There is not ashadow of adoubt in my mind bat that the present cottoa crop will fall short in this parish one-third. I have beea a resident of the parish for twelve years, and am acquainted with a great many very energetic planters, and I don't know of one that has procured a stand of cotton up to the present date.

A- great many planters have bad their crops killed by frost a second time. The impossibility of getting seed will certainly make the crop short one-third. Aw Overseer. Lost or Mislaid. We are requested to call the attention of our readers to an advertisement ia another column of to-day's Picayune, with the above heading.

A U. S. Officer Brothers-Law of the Empress of Russia. A Xseraoan paper of this city said lately that Prince Alexander, of seen Darmstadt, brother of the Empress of Russia, has been appointed Governor General of the Baltic Provinces of Russia, and that be is rried to the Countess Julia Hauke, a daughter of the late General Count Hauke, Minister of War in Poland before 1830. We are informed that the eldest son of the General, formerly a captain in the Polish Light Artillery, is now a United States deputy surveyor of public lands, and resides at Donald-sonville, in this State.

Box's Fast Presses. Mr. Richard M. Hoe, we see it stated, has received an order from the proprietors of the Boston Poet for a four cylinder press. There will be a promising combination a fast paper and a fast press 1 Miss Olive Logan.

The Boston papers, of latest dates, announce that Miss Olive Logan, (a young and pleasing actress, and sister ef Eliza Logan,) was united ia wedlock to Mr. Edward Annesly DeLisle, a wealthy New York merchant. The nuptials were solemn-nixed bv the Rev. Mr. Gavlord, at the Tre- mont House, Boston, in the presence of a few friends.

The party left town for New York, and had taken passage in the Havre steamer. Mrs. DeLisle will be accompanied on her European tour by her sister Cecilia. Both of these sisters have retired from the stage. Young Booth.

This promising young actor was to commence axLengagement at the Boston theatre, on the evening of tbe 20th inst, in the Character of Str Giles Overreach, In New Way to Pay Old Debts. We predict for him a brilliant career with the appreciative BoBtonianPt The Dramatic Fund Anniversary Festival. On Monday evening, the 20th, this annual festival was to take place at the Astor House, aad there were to be rare doings. The special speakers ef the evening were to be Mr. Mayor Wood, the Rev.

Dr. Bellows (whom Mrs. Fanny Kemble has been scalding for consenting to speak, Hon. James Brooks, of the Express, (aa original friend of the Fund, and procurer of its charter,) Mr. Charles Dana, (for the press,) and Richard O'Gorman, the fervid Irish orator.

The music is to be by Louisa and Susan Pyne, Harrison and Horn castle and a glee club, led by our friend Maeder. If these are not tbe elements of a good time, we know not what can i Passengers by the Cah a wb Tbe steamship Cahawba, Capt Bulloch, sailed this morning, at 8 o'clock, for New York, via Havana, with the following passengers For Ai York. John JXnight lady aad dang-hter, M. Wataoa, Miss Cash and atater, Mr. Lorlazeo, Mr.

Cramer, Miss Cromwell, H.Xaxenby, Miss X. Tata, Hylatead and family, C. Bylstead, H. B. J.

Maxwell aad lady. B.Fifiec, Kodewald, Miss Jndaoa, H. Co ever, Mrs. Allan child aad servant, Mrs. Grain ard aad 1 children, 2 Mis Greeria, Mrs.

Davis, child and servant, Mrs. Aeklev and chUdlAfra. McBndo, Dr. Barrier aad aoo, Mrs. Hitchcock, Thoa.

Feala, F.Rodewaid and family. T. Marks, Airs. Fer- Siaaon and eiati-r. Ed.

Rodawaid, Alias Tboaaaa, Air. oeart, Mr. T. Deborah and elate-, J. D.

Murphy, Taylor, J. O. Grant, Mrs. c. Jager, J.

Winner, Miss H. M. Rath bone, Mise M. Earner, Mrs. Croat, Judge J.

Marab. For fiawtao Mr. Maorelarla, Mr. Alvaredir-o. R.

TJlhmaoa, J. Ayala, N. Foarice, J. Wolflin, Moleoa, J. J.

Blair, Char lee A. FarweH, Mrs. M. Blair. Alias Ai.

8. it lair, N. Alartlnex, Hoattnglna. EonieMnf Rich. The editor of the Ticks-burg SentineVlCoL W.

W. W. Wood,) who is the newly appeinted CoUecter of easterns for that port, says the following is one of the numerous applications be has received tor aa crpeafag in the trnstornhfansa He adds that be ia dary retrigned te ftwtane, and reads these ettm with meekness -f Mister fore double yous Papers thai a srpinted ooUectorof the grate and riaia eery of Vkksburg. I shad, like to bee plated deptry If boo bee it a willdoo it, letsae P. L.iama farat rat dlnMeraat aaa! a BavdslvaJlbeitab ynbestre-aaATiisaierM froBA the todla poilyticenB.

Na Orieens 8 AnrQ P. 8. i ased te play wltk a fTera Beetej. tCarraspaaaSBca of the ITcayaaei Boston, April is, 1857." Ed: Pic. Am I write yon this, to send to the Sunny South," where spring mouths bring spring weather with them, the wind whistles and moans about our house tops with ookt, dreary rain pattering upon the windows.

For two nights past it has snowed seriously; aodwKb evident capacity to give as another toach of winter. And winter In reality, by the way, is much preferable to a cold spring. 1 We are alao going through a aeries of social Murder and the grades of wrong doing aext ba course, are the prominent things before the public mind. A recent tr al ofa prominent rain ia ter of the Gospel, for adultery, to closely followed by the aoensation of another on and other grave points. And yet another ease is held in abeyance till the return of the Injured husband, now en a long sea voyage.

For the day and even week, however, the Dalton divorce trial oeea-pies public attention. -The developments are truly frightful, aad crime of nearly all the deeper dyes are heaped upon the beads of those who AowitZ be pare if any one is yoang wives and successful pioua parents. He who about a year since was indicted for destroying bis wife's seducer, now appears before tbe highest tribunal in the State and sues for a divorce, alleging and it seems overwhelmingly proving; guilt of even more than adultery. As the accused Is of prominent family, the testimony makes its mark at every new revelation. Both husband aad wife are very young, and the latter is considered remarkably liAadaotne.

She, of course, is present, and bears the developments of her errors of both word and' deed with all possible coolness. She must have sworn some pretty lively oaths for a young lady, by the testimony. Wretched, indeed, is such a state of society, and every one asks where these developments are going to Soon they must end, however, and then we shall settle down, and be a good, well behaved -community again. There ts but little pleasant news to teH No very agreeable sensations are transpiring at laree just now. Thai berg's rare plan's tic talent has passed from us for the present, perhaps forever.

Probably we must wait till another season for another musical sensation. Then I trust we shall have it With all Boston's pride of tive musical talent, the managers of it have somewhat singularly syveriooked one pre mi-Bent item, and omitted to bring it forward, although occasionally the fact of its existence has been made manifest But circumstances and. perhaps, some little favoritelsm," have, tended to keep it in the back ground. Another season, however, I thiak, will hardly pass without its being brought forward on even private account, tf the usual "public avenues to publicity" are still closed. This is, of course, on the basis that the famous comet doesn't send as twirling into blank space through the summer.

Bernards. The University of Northern New York, at Bethany, was destroyed by fire on the night of the 19th inst Eastern Texas. AX the municipal election in Dallas, on the 4th inst, E. W. Hunt, was elected Mayor, without opposition.

The DaDus Herald, of the 11th inst, says: On Sunday night last, a very heavy aad destructive frost fell, cutting down vetretatation of all kinds. Corn, wheat garden vegetables and even much of the foliage of the forest trees are burnt to a crisp. The wheat had jointed and was beginning to head. Of course the only chance for a crop will be the yield of suckers that may come from tbe root Many intelligent farmers believe that if favored with a timely rain, a fair crop may yet be made in this way. The crop was probably more forward in this neighborhood than elsewhere.

Where the stalk was not jointed it will receive but little injury. The corn will have to be replanted. Should the seasoa prove favorable there is no reason why a fall crop should not be made. The Marshall Republican, of the 18th, speak-' ing of the recent frosts, say Planters wear long faces. But a few days ago, corn and ootton was ap in various places, and the gardens presented a cheering appearance.

All have been destroyed. The Tyler Reporter says that at bat on Saturday evening, the 11th, the ground was covered with snow to tbe depth of three inches, and i A fall ef this quantity of Bnow at any season of the year, is a great rarity in this portion of the South, but we think we may safely assert that the like was never before aeea in this latitude and longitude, on the 11th day of April. The ground being warm and the weather mild, the snow commenced melting on Sunday morning, and soon disappeared entirely. Interesting Developments. The London correspondent.

of the National Intelligencer, speaking of the election of Lord John Russell for tbe city of London, says 1 We have dwelt upon this election becauie we think the ad dr bears which Lord John has already made have thrown, and his future speeches in the House of Commons will probably throw, much light upon several at present rather perplexing points in the history of the last two or three years. now know that Lord John Russell was restrained, by a magnanimity unparalleled in parliamentary history, from making pnblio a despatch containing what he considers a vindication of his conduct at Vienna, because Lord Clareadom would not consent to print it. bat which would have blown to the winds all charge of his truckling to Russia. Lord John sow tails as that he wrote from Vienna urging Lord Palm erst on to prevent the C2irBaaasaa forts on the Black Sea from falling into the hands of Russia. Had this advice beea followed, the Czar would have been most effectually Impeded ia fwliowingup bispresent designs against Clr-cassia.

Lord John spoke out nobly about the duty of defending Sardinia and her liberty of speech no print against the threatened vengeance ef Austria; and he wwned Lord Palmers tern against the fatal blander which so mysteriously chained Omer Pacha in the Crnmea till hiapropoeed relief of Kate became impossible. These ejection revelations are at least valuable in clearing away some of tbe bewilderment that bong around the transactions of the period of the late war. Mr. Sid-rrev Herbert disclose the very extraordinary fact that he actually signed an order for the' bombardment oi jaeena, nut which was afterwards countermanded by Lord Palmcvston. Another English Expedition ta Africa.

Tbe London United Service Gasette, says An expedition. Under tbe charge of Dr. W. B. Bailie, Surreon R.

has fust been sanctioned by the TxtUMXj and will be comrjosed of the following naval officers la addition, Lieut John it rover, Mr. Daniel J. May, Second Uasterr and Mr. Francis W. Davis, Asdstaxt Surjreon.

Dr. Baikle proceeds to Sierra LeaMM. bv the next AMcaa maiL where be wiH remain until tbe arrival of a steamer 7 te asaistbim in bis operations. The object of the expeditioa ist to psmetrate into the ialeirXmr cf Africa, ibr twrxlrfMrcial prirpowem. Dr.

J3ai k)e has beea very UberaXy supplied withvarl-came articles for barter and for presents to the and natires. The waoie of the above aaowd 2eers, wZl receive a salary equal to doable fu3 pay in addition; to their hAJpay, aad wi2 be nrTwd with cltranoanetera, ia Sim sir sts and books, by the Adnairalty. We BmAralAnd the return of the gallant explorers auy be looked for ia about two years. TAJfUfO IT XAtr, Bp ring rave me a (Head, and a true, yrnakrve Tho summer wsnt caroling by, -And the aatoma brown' d. aod.

the win tar frowal, And I sat medcrwn to sifb: ait mean was raise ror the soke or goia, 7 Era the farmer ataek'd hia rye a And my una lore changed I with ike skle west wlae. z.re winter anii'd the sky Bnt the bees ara hummtnr a new sprinfa eoasixf, Aad none the worse am tThe English pspensjinottnce the deatb ef the Rev. Dr. Sooresby, the eelebaUd Arc- Ho navigator. The Ohio Legislature has psesed a bill -prohibiting the use of JrUlsfor thecOTijanementi of iugttive slaves.

Mr. Klngslake, the author of Eotaen, ia one of the newly elected members of the British House of Commons. He dlsplaoed Mr. La ard, we Deneve. There were 397 deaths in New York ia the weak ending tbe.

18th inst, being a de- axw tViaU-aeia aal warlfta rita ajpj, sjaasgaxa V9 -mm wJP "VHV SAWBl vVaHri Wf AtaAB BaBAVA- number the previous week. si BT James Bbmey. Marshall, wel known in Utrjrary and editorial oiroles tbe West, succeeds CeL Sam Medary as editor of tbe Ohio Statesman, published at Coliunbu. Hon. James J.

Lindley, recently rep- resentatlve in COBgress of the Third in Missouri, kas removed, with his family, and located himself ai Davenport, Iowa, lie wiH follow bis profession of law. 4, i 1 1 X3ST Baron Rothschild, who has beea reelected for the city of London, baa aiiaoaneed-that should be not be allowed te take his seat in the House of Comnjoes, he will inune-diately resign aad pbtoa it at the dupoeal of his constituents. A very important qneetion is now be-ing mooted in the North of Europe, and that is a proposal for a union of all the 80a nd in a-' vian nations, Swedish, Norwegian, and Danish, under one monarchy, to protect each aad aU against the encroachmente of Russia. Tbe Governor of New York vetoed: a bill to pay the members of the IgbiUtare for extra services rendered during the recess but the bill was passed over his veto by eighty-, three to eighteen In the House, and nineteen to six in the Senate. At tbe recent general election in Eajr- land.

there was.no contest in many Iboroagks. At Boston, in Ijincolnemre, for Instance, where there has been a regular contest, with- out a single utormicsion, for more than 150 years, two gentlemen walked over the coarse without opposition at tbe late eleotion. The aVe Cent. The Philadelphia North American learns from CoL Suowden, Director of the U. S.

Mint, that In about three weeks time the new cent win be distributed to the public About a million are already com- plated, and two millions more will be fialahed before the mint commences paying them oat -i Sidney Smith was once examining some flowers in a garden, wtieo a beautifau irl, who was of the part, exclaimed 1 Oh, Ir. this pea will never oome to fection 1" Permit me, then," sU Sidney, gently taking her hand, and walking towards tbe plant, to lead perfection to tue pea. 3r The Pennsylvania Legislature has pat sed 1 bUl separating tbe office of Sapertn Undent of Schools from the office 1 of Secretary of State. 1 Tie Camanekes on the Texan Reservation The Dallas (Texas) Herald, of the 11th inst says: -v -v We uxderstand that the difficulties with the Camanches on the reservation have all been settled satisfactorily, and that they are now peacefully disposed, and making preparations -for planting- their crops. Considerable ex-.

citement exists in Young county, caused by tbe Indian Agent and the eominaedieg officer at Camp Cooparr seiaing and dMtrnying some whiskey carried there by citizens to sell to the Indians. BT The new Bteamahip Vanderbilt made a most suooeesful trial trip ia New York har- bor on the 18th inst The Herald says: Her speed equaled the expectations ef tbe most sanguine, as she ran from the Southwest Spit to Castle Garden, a dutahoe of aeventeea miles, in 5 minutes. ha has been built witit regard to elegance, strength, spwad and aecu- rity all of which seem to have beea atUined. During her trip on Sarorday all oa board were delieJated with her peiiect ateadmeaa, aad the' entire-absence of any jarriag mmtroo. She ie intended to ran between New York and Havre via Southampton, and her first trip will be made early in May.

Yanhee Wbtm I Hved ia said Uncle Iftre, I helped to break up a new piece of ground we got the wood off in the wintwr, and early the spring we begun plowgBing onr. it was so coaearned rocky that we had to get forty yoke of oxen to on' ploofh, we did faith, aod I held that-plough more'n a week I thought 1 sfaousd -die. It e'enamost killed me, 1 vow. Why, one day I was holdin'. and the plough bit a stump which measured just nine feet and a ball throueh ithard and soond white oak.

Tbe plough split it, aad 1 was going straight through the stamp, when I aappeoed to tinak it rnirht tnan tocether airaia eo I threw nrw feet out, end bad no sooner done so than snapped together, taking a smart hold of the seat of my pantaloons. Of wurse I was tight, but I held on to tbe plough handles, and" though the teamsters did all they ceuld, that team of eighty oxen couldn't fare my paota- loons, nor cause me to let go my grip. At" last, though, after letting the cattle breathe, they gave another strong poll aU together, and the old stump came oat about the aukkeat. It bad monstrous long roots, too, lot rave you. 'My wife made the cloth for tbe pan- talooBS, and I baiaV worn any other kla4 sinoe." The only reply made to Ibis was, I she aid have thought it would hAva oome hard upoo suependerB.

"Pewerfolbardr JlCadiBon. tbe capital of WlMMnatrAMsv' Uined bnt 1,200 Inhabitants when tbe national census of 1860 was taken. Now it is said to have reached between ten and twelve thoa sand. The municipal oorporation is erecting a spacious city ball, four first class school bouseaT and other public At its last aegaioe, the Legislature liberal ap- propriations for the the Ktate Uoose, the erection of a fetate lunatic and the completion of the State UBlrersy buildings ea tbe aMnifieeat piaa aswetofore adopted. Congrea Wa niadeappropri.

fUaVOeB miu wncuwtsi ai uitwowiw wot- bouse aad poet office, and made the latter a' en, four aepsr ate nil roadsv I oompleied to MAdtooa ttus years and wJ tr-ct extarhtive. depeU and othea buil2Ir-v, --sbsarof lwsBdsoma cajeiham, saf 1 wW4l a wU O0 aL-t1 450 aT 'X cTaction. ef a beeatfal cream colored stone tbO fJlSISSa sjwztoe. It I a r. I tmm saVaaUaj vuisalas.