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i 1 Xlt)t (StJtning piraijtmt, FMkltM. A letter fo the New York Journal of Com. Boeree, dated Paris, February 4, referring to the marriage of Prince Frederick William, of Prussia, and the Princess Royal of England, says thai many of the robes contained in the royal trousseau, went from a fashionable Mtabliahsaent in that city, and adds Among the number I remarked an exquisite white Indian, mnslin, spotted with gold and trimmed with, white roses and variegated' feares a bine satin, oorered with a bine tmderokirt, baring tare floanoee, and each fionnce supporting a blonde gold lace flounce, with ofaiamond foschias. A white erase eostome trimmed with Scotch plaid vel wet bowa and diamonds; another of white frffftw) with two skirts, each bordered with two deep taffetas ruches plaited a la visille the corsage is decorated with a sort of small ficho. covered with the same ruches, in the enape or drwus, wnica an cununueu iiu before and behind, like the pattter Pompa 1 1 1 1 1 11 Bum over uie upper sun ine wooie compieieiT in me eiyie oi uoiubjlv.

ine ieconuuuB ui uus ruoe, ana uie coinare, are Motes du Jloi. A tifth toilette is composed I four doable talle skirts with a tunic of gold embroidered tnlle, trimmed with Alencoiis lace. The eoifTare is of gold fruit, and foliage ci green powaerea wrtn gold. For nil dress walking or carriage toilette the plain dark colored silks are those generally worn this winter; there are pyramids, formed of black velvet lozenges laid on others of silk, up "the sides of the skirt; the body is trimmed in the same style, but with smaller lozenges, and is terminated by a silk and jet the sleeves have two puns and a frill ornameniea wnn veive lozenges ana innge. Gray moire aAique robes are fashioned with a single skirt, and are trimmed in front and on the corsage with black lace, velvet and jet.

The sleeves are very wide, and open underneath the arm, with a plain jockey, and aecoraiea in we same style as tne body. The Paris correspondent of the Phi lade hja North. American says: Grand balls at the Tuileries are succeeded by brilliant entertainments at the Hotel de Tille, and at the ministerial palaces. For these fetes, robes of tulle have often as many aa six skirts or flounces sometimes these skirts are merely hemmed, and over the hems are placed small satin rolls, or else a wide satin ribbon is passed through them. Flounces are also sometimes bordered with plain tulle inches, edged with a narrow When cut in Vandykes, the flounces are bordered with ruches of doubled "and very fall No.

3 'and 4 ribbons. Some skirts are puffed all ever; double skirts are also bordered with narrow gold or silver braid, surmounted by fancy foliage of diflerent'colors. Among the rich and elegant costumes for day dress, those of satin, velvet, moire antique, and thick plain silk are greatly in favor. The corsage is generally made high, buttoned to the throat, and is trimmed either with flat guipure or two rows of ball fringe, forming a berthe, rounded and pointed before and behind. Sometimes balls of steel are mixed with the frinse.

and the body fastened by steel buttons but for walking dresg passementerie is more appropriate. Skirtsof "robes arc very much trimtned at the sides, with reailles or quilles of velvet of different widtSs various kinds of fancy plush or plain velvet are often adopted to ornament silk dresses. The velvet may be put on full, forming bouillonnes across or down the dress, separated by torades, mixed with jet, steel or gold beads. Plaid pattern tissues for bonnets are worn it is generally mixed with tulle, crape, plain velvet, or white, royal velvet. The crowns ftrtft Bfhft anI nrnfnul Am mmitu 1 1 almost on the curtain, with a lace bow an long ends, and at the sides with fea tbers and flowers.

The form is decidedly a la Mane Zjtuart the strings are wide, rounded at the ends and edged with a bias piece of a different color. Dark velv.et bonnets are ornamented with feathers and lace, or with rich velvet flowers. Quilted satin trimmed with velvet forms a comfortable and suitable, win ter bonnet. On Monday night the English Ambassador nere gave a magnificent entertainment in honor of the marriage ot the English Princess. a magnincent tnrone was erected: for the Emperor and Empress, who honored the fdte with their presence.

The Empress wore a white tulle dress, trimmed with bouillonnes the npper skirt was fastened up with bows of piaia velvet ana diamonds the coinare was composed of dark velvet glitterin? with dia mouda. The Princess Matilda was robed in tulle, with gold blonde and cherry colored velvet trimmings. The head dress was a circlet of diamonds on red. velvet. A row of immense diamonds ornamented the corsage of the dress.

13" The Virginia Legislature has pasdbd a bill prohibiting the emission of bills of a less dsnominaCon than ten dollars after the 1st of August, 1858, and of a less denomination than twenty after the 1st of August, ISo'A Artest for Matt Robbery. The Bath Sle.) Tribune, of the 26th says A night driver named George Bnrnliam, on the stage route from Augusta to Belfast, was arrested at the former place on Wednesday last, under suspicion of robbing the mails. "We learn that some of the missing letters were found upon his perscn, together with $3C0 or $40Q in money, and tbat he has confessed his guilt in the matter. It is also understood that he implicates other parties, as concerned with him in sharing the spoils. Life tn Washington.

Washington letter, of February 25, says l11 has not by any means pnt an end to the gaieties and entertainments of Washington life but on the contrary, a fresh impetus seems to have been givsn to private balls dinners, public men of the most opposite political pinions are brought together on these occa saons, and 1 social contact ought to have, and probably has had, some influence in assuaginc personal and political asperities. It is remarked, that, notwithstanding the financial pressure, the scale of expense ni regard to life in Washington has been greatly aagmented. Jfos) of the Cabinet members are rich, and Tjhat is more essential, very lih eraL The foreign ministers, or some of them, hare large soma allowed them for entertainment, There are, besides, many Senators and members, and also a number of citizens whose means are equal to their taste for such expenditures. Ckatttcortk. A correspondent of the Xew Tork Independent thus describes the famous Cbsdeworth estate.

in Derbyshire, "England, omarn the Duke of Devonshire The domain of the Duke of Devonshire wonlo cover one of our largest counties. The immediately surrounding the palace is 3 OOotJT 45 circumference, and contains rCrwT" Tb principal garden for yegeta Wfwil'oMe, dec, twenty five fhtr gwen We went wall measure. fiftEi the glass ill Width linrl nr. It is the largest in the worM ch ten or firn rounds each. nTwelKn'n had only figs, another only mushrosm.

ixVt what shall be said of the great conserratorr filled with jyery anety of tropical pbante I Hh one the wonders of the world. It OTrs an acre of ground, is 100 feet high, of oyal shape, and cost $500,000. It is heated' by and hot water which in all are art miles in length. The apparatus consumes ft tons of coal rn a year. We saw banana ree twenty feet high, with clusters of fruit: aTugar ene, coffee trees, bamboo, and, in plant mat can De named, JSer trees are from fifty to sixty vne smoKe or tne immense Are DltrMllTU af i.

i i rnea in pipes nnaer groan a io outlet in the odg. eoai i brought KtLt yard, under ground. One pf water to tho height of. of of all and Mr. and riiy.

was 22 gin twe rtoA with mst. were was of fined await first, him i a drfph either S1XTJMT ATA BOMXOrA THICtaOiHTAL. cwoa. 'tXf Tafc a roMai leg, ''f (aUndthedrunatSckinarshr) ntUiastab Filled with wsteraesri 1 St it oat of doors la pUee that thtj, Let it (taut a week, (Throe dsyt if for lady,) Drop a ipoonful of it In a firs pail kettle, Wfcidtinaj be made of Or any baser metal Fill the kettle op, Set it on a boiliDf, Strain the liquor weU, To preTcnt ita ailing One atom add of salt, For the thickening one rioe kernel, And use to light the fire The Homeopathic Journal. Let the liquor boil Half an boar, no longer I Tf im far mm Of coarse you'll make it stronger.) Should too new dWire That the soap be fiarory, Stir it once arotrnd With a stalk of saTorr.

When the broth is made. Nothing can excel it; Then three times a day Let the patient smell it. If be chance to die, Say 'twas Nature did it If he chance to live. Give the soup the credit. A Bloomtngton Dentist.

The following is copied from a business circular of an Illinois tooth puller at Bloomington BeumUnt Ifutitutim. Dr. J. Payne, detitist. ha inc once more opened an office in Bloomingtou, will perform all operation! on teeth, at greatly reduced pri ces.

A beautuul silver cup will be presented to the person having the greatext number of teeth extracted and a splendid gold watch will be awarded to the one having the iinest set of artificial teeth inserted Teeth extracted or one dollar per dozen. The Russians in Palestine. A late letter from Jerusalem says Numerous caravans of Russian, Greek and Armenian pilgrims have arrived here from uinereni. pans oi itussia ana luraey. ine Greek Patriarch is at the present time making extensive purchases of houses and lands, both inside and outside of the city.

Kussia is also making considerable purchases lor the pur pose ot constructing religious establishments Ala: i. VI 'UlllClCUli Ul llUJtS tUU Greeks have been making use of all means to become sole or part proprietors of the ruins ot the old Habitations ot tne Anights of at. John of Jerusalem, at a short distance from the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. Handsome Tettimouial. We learn from the Norfolk Herald that the British Government have presented, through Lord Napier, the British Minister in this country, a magnifi cent telewoje to Capt.

Thomas F. Knowles, of the ship Currituck, of that port, for his valuable services in rescuing the crew and a passenger from the sinking wreck of the steamer Flora, of Jersey, in the month of No vember last. The Herald says The sift is accompanied with a cony of a liiffhlv comnlimentarv note addressed bv Iini jNapier on tne i4tn mst. tour, secretary Uas, wherein his lordship is pleased to remark. that "the crew of the Flora were brought tf under circumstances ot much difficulty and danger, and they were treated with the uttcost kindness by Capt Knowles, who declined to accept any compensation for their sustenance from the British Consul at Marseilles." 77 Savannah Banks.

The Savannah Republican, of the Sd says If the redemption of their bills, by specie or its equivalent, be tantamount to a resumption of specie pay men tit, then 'have our banks in Savannah resumed. We learn from authority that all the banks in our city were selling exchange on Xew York yesterday, at a half of one per cent, premium, and are prepared to furnish any amount at that price. This wholly suereede8 the necessity for the payment of specie, as it would take the half per cent, to transport it to New York. We may also add, that for weeks our banks have nofrefused specie to bill holders in any case where it was needed, in reasonable amounts, for individual convenience indeed, we believe this has been their uniform practice from the date of the suspension. We have our mind's eve one of our city banks that has paid over for duties alone.

This places our currency on a specie basis, and we hope in a few days more to record the gratifying fact of a complete resumption. hAD Affair at ClintonL Mass. Three Mass. 5 Persons Burnt to Death. The Boston Tran script furnishes the following account of a sad tragedy that occurred at Clinton, on the morning of the 25th ult.

At about 2 o'clock a large barn containing hay, on the Stewart place, w.is discovered to be on tire, and was entirely destroyed. Soon after this lire had been put out, an alarm was given that a small dwelling house in that part Clinton known as" California was on tire. When the firemen reached the spot, the building was entirely on lire, and three persons perit lied in the names. They were an old seventy, a widow of thirty, aud her child, Irish. The bodies of the man and child were badly burnt that of the woman less ho.

The tire, when discovered, was in the part of the house, and is supposed to have commenced there, but whether accidental or the work of design is unknown. How very Shocking. It is reported that a Parisian husband has ionnd in his wile's pri vate journal, a faithful record not only of lier i own sins, but those of her female friends. The names of their male accomplices were not omitted, the names of members of the cabinet, counsellors, senators, judges and other eminent persons of the state figure in it. The furious husband confiscated the indiscreet manuscript, packed his trunks, left his wile, has instituted proceedings for a divorce, after acquainting the husbands of his wife's friends of their misfortunes.

THE CITY. Appointments: The Mayor this mornini; promoted Sergeant J. P. Montamat to the Lieu tenancy of the Second District police, which office was made vacant by the appointment of LieutFremauz as keeper of the Parish Prison Montamat has experience and energy' will doubtless fill bis new office satisfacto! Corporal Labadie ha jen appointed Sergeant, instead of Mr. Mou Jbmat, promoted.

Police Matters. Before Recorder Stith. Patrick Dobbs discharged from an accusation of stealing wood. A free woman of color, known as Mrs. Raymond, is, on the 8th inst.

to undergo an examination on a charge of havinc. at No. Gasquet street, violently cowhided a free oi coior, named Julia Carpenter, about weeks aro. U. Cemillion was arrairrned and sent to prison witftont bail to await an examination.

"in inst on axnare ot Having; stab xjciium, in ins oacK, witu a iora, intent to murder him. The wound, we believe, is not of a very dangerous character. John Fitzgerald was arraigned on a charge horse stealing, and was sent to prison without bail to await an examination on the 10th John McCaby and Michael McCaby accused of accessory to the same offence, fhe horse belonged to P. Riviere, and was stolen yesterday from the U. S.

Branch Coffeehouse in this District. Hilton Relf, accused of having made an assault on Elliott Robbins with intent to kill discharged, the prosecutor failing to apl An attachment was issued for the arrest the non appearing complainant, and he was $5. i Frank Mohan, an old offender, was arraigned and sent to prison without bail to an examination on the 8th inst He is accused of having, on the night of the 4th knocked down James Bird and robbed of $68. George Kennedy is on the 10th inst. to undergo, an examination on a charge of having Litike Monaghan's coffeehouse corner Tcbomritoulas and Girod streets, and KBOCked Luke alwwit in oraAvtino lv inrto.

Pendent twco nnwiicr. xiej wnn wbu 15Jni0JvcreatinK disturbance and firing pistol on the street s. 7. John rnn.ii stm mannsr. Ha was also' John' Connollw s.

1 t. i i.rr" vr mae assauii ana ya fine of $20.. Mrfc Eo and Jacob Wker, for lying together to prison tor a motsta. mw OT 1U each or on tn at to to to the loo 16th last Slo lots S12 at to for IK heaid lots of casks era, two teims, 7V bulk. mess of Texas.

to Tor at Tool, werp. 60 extra tJM We have still to aotics considerable movement la ni geMial market, with fall prices for oar leading staples, and an advenes ta agar. Molasses and Coffee. Cottoa has sw eft" pretty freely hot with some flactaation im prices, which advanced early in the week nnder the tnflo eaea et the America's larerable advices, bat rabseqnently receded. Tobacco baa been in moderate reqnest without mnch change in the rates.

Flour has declined with limited business, while Corn has met with an active demand fa' export. Provisions have been in sir request at easier prices for most descriptions. In Freights we have noticed a lair amount of business with a firmer market. and Exchange has been heavy without important altera tion in toe rates. The weather has been cool, clear and pleasant daring ne greater part ol tne week.

COTTON We lift the Cotton market at the close of our last weekly review with a rather quiet appearance, bot on Saturday a fair demand prevailed, and the sales embraced ll.ftoo bales at the range of our previous na ures. On Monday the America's advices, reporting an advance of fally kd. at Liverpool, Induced factors to claim a corresponding advance here, say Ijc, bot these rlewi were not responded to by buyers, and an improvement or 9 kjC was accepted, the day's business amounting to about 10,600 bales. On Tuesday but few buyers came forward, and although holders onered concessions, barely sooo bales were sold daring the day, the advance of the previous day being lost, and the market closing unsettled and dull at Saturday's quotations. The demand on Wednesday was confined to a few parties, but the transactions included some large lists, which swelled the business to about M.ooo bales for the day, prices showing no material change, and yesterday the movement was quite limited, barely 40U) bales changing hands with considerable irregularity in the rates, which however, were generally in favor of buver.

To day with still easier rates for buyers the sales bare amounted to about 11,000 bales, making the entire business of the week bales, the market closing at the range of our quo tst ions, which are slightly modified. Inferior 9 1 IMIddlin 11 11, Ordinary Hit CJood Middling lltn Goed Ordinary 9k I Middling Fair llk Low Middling 10VluJiFair The receipts of the week embrace 70.67S bales, against 39.HM for the corresponding week last year. The total receipts since the 1st of September nave been 1,191,358 baler, against M74.I20 to the same date last year. The cimru of the week embrace bales, comprising 3HS0I to L.verpool, 1816 to Havre, 741 to Marseilles, I'M to Bremen, lii to Antwerp, 630S to St. Petersburg, W6 to Barcelona, 93 to Vera Cruz, 3 to Havana, 11 to New York, and 10 to Boston.

The total exports since tbeMst of September have been T83.IS83 bales. The exports for the corresponding week last year were 3. bales, and tne total exports to aaie were bales. The stock on hand this evening is bales, against at the same time last year. STATEMENT OF COTTON.

Stock on hand 1st September, 167 bales 7.819 Arrived since 1.17'.vi7 Anivedldav 11.391 1. 11.S l.l rj.077 Exported to date, 776.8 Jll Exported to 6.7bl 7X3.5X3 Stork on hand not cleared 415. 4iH TOBACCO There bas been a fair demand, and we have noticed rales of about law bbds. during the week, incluj in 213 at f.lc: 12 at Ibe same 7 at fc; 6 at loc 10 at lokc; 18 at 10l.c. IB, and the residue at prices not made public.

The transactions include to day and about 3u buds, on private terms. Prices are said to be without material cbanse, aud generally witbin the ran if of our quotations as follows Planters' Lugs, New Crop 9 Leal', Inferior to Common. 7 Leal. Fair 8 Leaf. Fine 9 Leaf.

Choice. Clarasviile. arc 10 Wll Choice Old Crop 11 SaUS), The receipts of the week embrace an against I il for the eprresponding week last year. The total receipts since the 1st of September have been 12,704 against 1 to the same date last year. The exports of the week embrace It'; comprising 114 for Liverpool, 411 for Marseilles, 477 for Bremen, for Antwerp, 7 for Cadiz, and 6 for New York.

The total exports since the 1st of September have been 17,337 against to the same date last year. The stock on hand this evening is 9173 against 6mm at the same time last year. STATEMENT OF TOBACCO. Stork on hand 1st September, K7 13.804 Arrived Vinre U.4iift tt 12.704 Exported to date i Expurted to day 7.J.TO 7 17.3J7 Stock on hand not cleared 9. 173 SCGAR The receipts have been moderate, and with a good demand for the to tter qualities prices have advanced c.

4 ID. Tbe sales of the week embrace some hhds, including l.VX) to day, and the market closes at about tbe rang of our quotations as follows Inferior Common to trood 8jfl3 tr Fair to Fully Fair Prime Choice hfc7 Centrifagal and Clarified Low Ciaribed Week's rereinis VT41 against 3.v8 for the corresponding week last year. Total receipts since the 1st of September 14rt, agaiust to the same date hut year. Tbe exports of the week embrace 792 of which 343 to Bienien, avo to Baltimore, yg to Florida, aud to Texss. MOLASSES Tbe market opened with a heavy and drooping aporaraure, wilb sales on Saturday at for prime and choice, but with light receipts prices have since held an upward tendency and close at for inferior and fermenting to good, arid ot prime and choice.

Half bbls. selling latterly at SOiTSAc. for ordinary to choice lota Tbe sales of the week amount to about 11.UXI bbia, and 40(10 half bbls. receipts 13,137 against 243 for the corresponding week last year. Total receipts since tbe 1st of September 443, iH' I against to the same date last yttar.

The exports of the week embrace of which 12 to Nswau. N. XI to Baltimore. to Florida. 14U to Ti rr; and 91 to Mobile.

FLOUR The market has been dull and drooping during the greater part of the week, and up to last evening the sabs reached barelv bbls at S4 31 Ml f.ir iup rnne Ohio, Indiana. 4 for frtney, and tlirU Ii bhl. or uiibtarded. To day Jtio bbls supertiue sold at 44 37 175 at the trnie, and choice extra in two or three lots, fin 4 bhl. weeks receipts 1S.792 bbls.

Exports of whirii (f44 to Liverpool, 3.11 to London, 3V4 to Rio, Ml to Nsiau. N.P., i0f7 to Boston. r71 to Florida, and 1111 to TrB. HEAT The receipts have been light and met with ready rale nerallibat irt for ordinary to prime red, and vivrl i bushel fur fair to choice white. Today we have heard of no transactions.

Wek' receipts 3f sacks Exports V)S7, of which 43 Liverpool, and 7.M to London. CORN There has been au active demand for export but generally at lower prices. The sales up to. last evening embrared some Aonn sacks, mostly at for mixed and white, and for yellow, thought some lots of the latter were sold early in tbe week at wiToc. I bushel for good to fancy lots.

To day with a very light stock on tbe market we have noticed sales of only a few hundred sacks old at bushel for white. Week's receipts AT, 116 sacks Exports of which 22.r4 to Liverpool, 4IH1 to Havana, t4'j to Mataiizas, 775 Florida, and HAO to Texas. OATS Some tiSO) sacks St. Louis have been sold np Xo this morning at including a lew hundred sacks day at bushel. Week's receipts 327 sacks Exports 3o to Havana, and 14ffl to Florida.

BRAN We have noticed limited transactions during week ai 7Mafpoc including au sacks to day at 76c. IB. HAY Prices hsve further advaneed, and the sales in elude 240 tons W'estem iu tiatboata to be delivered by tbe at io 60. We quote ton, as a range, according to quality, c. l'OBK There has been a fair demand, with salea up to evening of about bbls.

mess at i and 37 for ordinary weight to extra heavy, and a few at 604TI5 7S for M. 11 W311 IS for rumps, and 603I3 no bbL for prime. To day lbobbls. mess sold sin, and lea extra weight at SIS 26 bbL Week's receipts, bbls. Exports, 4,021, of which 210 Havana, 42 to Nassau, 1,173 to Boston, a.loft to Baltimore, 135 to and 230 to Texas.

BACON Tbe market baa worn a heavy appearance during the week, with salea np to last evening of 200 to 300 casks, mostly in small lota, at WalcSuT aides, and shoulders hams selling slowly at 93I2J and 13c. frr plain to extra and fat cy sugar cored. To day we of a sale of 60 casks Western sides at but other were ottered at f4C IB without buyers. eek's receipts, 2,147 rasks and tierces. Exports, S2 which 96 to Havana, 363 to Boston, 93 to Florida, aud 21 and 380 boxes to Texas.

DRY SALTE.D MEATS We noticed sales up to last evening of some 200 casks in lots mostly at fie. for auould. 7c for bams, and Tic. ID for sides and yesterday Hat boat loads, embracing about 350,000 ID, on private said to be about 6jC. for sboaiders, 7 for bams, and Ti for sides.

Weec's receipts, 6T9 casks and tiercel and 422,30 TB In BEEF Extra brands a held at 14SO16 for prime and mess, and S12firtl 50 4p bbL for prime. Week's receipts, 491 barrels and tierces. Exports. 647 which 9U9 tea. to Liverpool, 28 bbls.

to Boston, and 20 to LARD The demand bas been moderate, with sales np this morning of 1,000 to 1,100 bbls and tea. at 9lf 910c prime, and 9 for No. 1, and 1,600 to 1,800 kegs mostly 12c Vs. To day we hear of only 300 kegs sold at 12c Week's receipts, S314 bbls. and tea, and SflOS kegs.

Export equal to 30,104 kegs compi hung 11,992 to Liv 7,078 to Havana, to Matanras, 1,716 to Ant. to Nassau, ta Boston, 2,890 to Baltimore, and to Texas. BDTTER AS CHEESE reote Wsatent butter US We, and cheeaa at for good to tbe beat Imitation English dairy. i tMrTetcneesar11 8rkia hotter, ansl su WH ISSET The market hu thrtru.hootth.week. prce, have tended dowTwari A Pt at ahoat 91c.

for rectified, and 23c for raw, and ..4 ol.600bbla,a1820ctoBetrtMs 1m1 atfcrvaW. Wsekw receipts, S.U4 bbla. Earrt. alrf ik Nassu, ta Boattra, tfmT)rUU. tmnaia tm Texaa, St.

of no and the We at bills oiiis Dave tae 4ct. Tbe Some have takea 1 Five At mit North Sopth eUIOrr BAQS Wc saticed sales early in the week ef aamt 460 bales aaedina weight at 18I11H(! BAeOISTO AHD BAXE ROPE. The market hatbsta jnletfor these articles. The sales of Kentacky baggins; have been confined one or two iota of band loam a ISC. yard, and India fea.

beea held st short withoat say transactlona of moment Wt qoots Dais ropeat7saadS)xc4r'a for bandspan to the peat machine made. Week's receipts, SIS pieces Bagging, sod coils Rope. 1 COFTEE With a very light stock and an active demand prices have held an upward tendency during1 the week, and the market closes at an advance of IB. Tbe sales embrace about bags, including to day 400 at IOI4, 386 at II, TOO at 11 300 at 11 Jfo and 6 at lle. Tb.

We now quoter Ordinary loailc, Fair to flood and Prime llc i TB. There have been no afrivala daring the week, and the imports since the 1st Sept reauin at 140,143 bags, against 74,736 to the same date last year. The stock on hand this evening; is only 10,592 bags, against 76,000 at the same time last year. 8ALT Holders nave considerably advanced their rates and the only cargo sale reported during the week was one of 7,400 sacks, about one third fine. In store, at 60C sack, round.

The stock generally is held at higher price. There have been no arrivals during the week, and the Imports of Liverpool since the 1st Sept. remain at 400,867 sacks against 811,327 to the same date last year; and of bulk 162,1 1 bushels against last year to this date. RICE Tbe market bas been quiet bat firm at 9ic IB for Carolina. CANDLE8 Tbe supply of star oontinues light, and we have noticed bot limited transactions at labile 4 Vs tot light to full weight W'eek'a receipts, 1.7J9 boxes.

Exports, 64 to Havana and lho Florida. TALLOW Tbe last sale reported was at lOc.pm for city rendered. OILS Lard on nss aavanceawun nmitea sales aca.ic.gff SI gallon cotton seea retailing at 85C jr gallon lor clarified. SPIRITS TURFE5TINE With light receipts, we have noticed only small sales from second hands at 67958c. gallon.

ROSIN We have noticed a sale to day of 600 bbls. common to No. 2 at SI 26 bbL LIME Eastern hat been retailing generally at Si 1 60 bbL FREIGHTS Tbe engagements np to this morning comprised seven or eight American and two Bremen Ships for Liverpool at 15 32d. fur Cotton three or four British, without consignment, at one or two American at 9d. for Corn; one for Hamburg at lc.

for Cotton; one for St Petersburg at 9 IoC; one for Marseilles at Ike. for Cotton and $14 for Tobacco, and two or three for European outports on private terms. To day we hear of only one Ship taken for Europe at The mark closes with more firmuess. Ships on the berth for Liverpool, filling up witli Cotton mostly at l.vssd., and masters refuse to commence loading at that rate. To Havre the rate for lots to fill np Is Ift lric, and to Boston lc.

for Cotton Wir56c. for Flour, sud uritv c. for Pork. EXCHANGE Tbe market has worn a heavy appearance during tbe week, and the rates have generally been feeble without any important alterations. We quote London (clear bills) Paris New York 60 days New York Sight tt.

prem. dollar. Ael iirl iert dis. 4ct dis. CATTLE MARKET.

Jefferson City, Friday Evening March 5. BEEF CATTLE Tbe market during the past week continued in favor of holders with a limited supply of stock. The best quality of Western is held at loc TB net, and we quote lower descriptions at e. A Trj net Texas, Ac, at 4 head. HOGS The market was.

in the earlier part of the week, firmer, and closes at 7)C. 4 lb net, with a fair stork for the demand. SEHEP The market was dull at S3tf7 bead, according to quality. MILCH COWS A fair stork at head. VEAL CATTLE The supply was ample.

We quote at Mi A head. MONETAKY AND FINANCIAL. Friday Evening, March 5. Nothing of an exciting nature has transpired during this week, either finsnrial or commercial. The latest ad vires brought from Europe, by the America from Liverpool, were fully before tbe public on Monday last, aud have scarcely caused a change or a ripple in the market The most important feature of tbe week has been the decline, from dsy to day, in sterling exchange, which has been regularly quoted, with a further depression to day, which is detailed below.

In tbe general money market, the supply of capital has been and still continues free The amount and quantity of paper offering are so far below previous seasons that It is dithru't to account for tbe difference. We can ouiy conclude tbat the country is relieved from a mass of in debtedness by the ordinary requisitions of tra.ie; Jocosely termed, it hss paid np, and will borrow only on terms to suit applicants. An impression prevails that the banks will, ere long, discount long paper, or such as will mature next reason. Exchange dealings, however, otter greater inducements. Nevertheless, it will be a matter of very little moment whether tbe banks take long paper, so far as the rates of interest outside are not above 9 Hrt Tbe movements in paper to day can be summed up In a few words.

Small amounts of first class factors' sccept ances were passed at and first class mortgages at $ct. The market tends daily towarda lower rates, but whether cheap money Is desirable at this moment seems to be a perplexing question among the leading financiers. The low rates of interest in New York and other North em cities do not seem to import any general good. Spec nlation in fancy stocks appears to be rife as ever in New Yoik, and whether there are anymore bubbles to ex plode is a question to be solved when large call loans are demanded. Although stocks of oar bsnks have advanced lately, and are yet held st high figures, particularly the stork of the old bank, it is only tbe result of a healthy reaction brought about; thus they are a more certain paying investment than other srruritiis, yet there is no reason why our city and State bonds should be ruling at to 1 41 ct.

below par at this momeut. The week's operations stocks have been very meagre. About 7S shares Canal Pack, 10 shares Hank of Louisiana, Mi shares I'uion Bank. 10 tharrs of Bank of New Orleans, are all the sales that bare transpired. Uouds are held higher, though no sales have been made during the week.

Our last quotations from New Yoik are to Ml for Louisiana State sixes, and firm for city. City rouealidatcd must, however ad vruce and teach the figures tbey held three years liner. annex cur usual weekly quotations of the KB H' OgLEJXS STOCK M.4RKET Canal Bank, loo paid 1 Louisiaus. aiucpsid Louisiana State. UJ'paid I 1 l.j trui trim AT irin.

ss.vio Mechanics and 1 raders flno paid Citizeiai' Bank. tne paid ltw. Hank of New Orleans, Kifi paid ji Southern Bunk, Vi paid Union Bank A Crescent City Bank an Hank of America io Commercial ater orks. 100 63 A 64 Cbaries Huteu iA pan! Ponichartraiu Railroad, tluu New Orleans Sixes, aiurni bonds New Orleans Railroad Bonds Jackson Railroad Bunds, 8 Tehuantepec Bonds, 7 ct Jackson Railroad, fi paid Opelouras Railroad, SiS paid Orleans Insurance Company, Cluu Gss Light Company, Sino paid li 7U AT ,1 IB 74 a IS 76 775 4 7hs 71, a 6)4 2M 140 9U1 New Orleans and asnmgton Telegraph Company. ftO paid 13 ay Pelican'Dry Dock Company, 1U0 paid last sale a 60 Csrrollton Railroad Company f0 Louisiana State Sixes 91 a 'H Levee Steam Cotton Press Company a D6 Iu dry goods and groceries, with the general retail trade the city, there bas not been any falling off since last week.

In fact, the business in groceries has been much larger than for any week of the season. There has been diminution iu tbe concourse of visitors in the city, the local trade with the faucy shops and dealers has besn active The communication with the Interior continues free, and we confidently look for the present live, liness to continue for some weeks longer, aa a large quantity of produce hss yet to change hands The exchange market baa in favor, of buyers all week. The difference to dsy in sight funds on Northern cities from the commencement of tbe week is not so great as in sterling. Tbe salea and investments for the week have been large, equaling any previous week of the season. Some variation has occurred in sight, but tbe market to day showed strong symptoms of a decline have to quote sight drafts on New York count five days' tight to discount ten days' sight it i discount thirty days' sight 1 to li discount; sixty days' sight I to 1 and 8 ct discount for (Makers' ii to 24 and discount for good commercial drafts' Sterling bas declined from It to during the week.

The closing rates to day weie, for bills with documentary evi dence, iinio iut.5, loriair, 100 to 10SA4 for good. Clear nrj to 107 107, with very favorite si gust ores at KWfrlOfV Bank drafts 109. Francs declined, also. We to quote extreme rates from 6.18 to to A ml. Private despatches from New York quote sterling and all foreign exchange very dull, the best of bankers' not com manding ion, and other good names down to There has been more inquiry for uncurrent bank notes during tbe week.

The only exception la in the iasaes of free banks of Tennessee, which rule from it to 30 discount The demand for tbe banks of Kentucky, Indiana and Missouri, is free The nsoal sales of coin and bullion have taken place packet from Brazos Santiago brought Si 13,000, mostly uwiM, vuicn uave mri wiLn ouyers at 104 to 1040. lota went to the mint for reeoinage. Some sales of American cola have been made at 911999999. The supply la large we might say it is a drug, for the banks more than they know what to do with. Land warrants hare increased, and a slight decline has place We append the usual weekly table of quotations, being the rates of Messrs.

Jodson A Co. 8PBCIK. American Gold coinage California gold, per ounce sTr'norPiy St kIZEH 4as 1 gn9 St epaman Amoossoaa lrt Patriot. American Specie eld Mexican Holla rs. Spaniih Pillar Franc Pieces IS 4U9IA St 4ct prem 6eay7Ti DrCBami 9S 7 198 dia.

Caliibrnia Gold Cuius mmmm. Virginia dia. Ohib eonnr a a wt twi Bas Alabama 1ST Csrolina. 497 94 Indians ...8 9 4 a Keataeky I 4 JCom. A A4t Taaia yawn a ss 4 Chscinnati ta Aim.

afaarhgatai; si, 180 acre SArarwJ aero 1 at a paji of ii. tT, And Bald SJEAMBQATO. A rTTD A stK laamfc tiRF. a fc IOi ATT AiAPAf Tne very Vg I pJ adraaght new steamer A. W.

BAKXR, W. AGreLc. master. wiU Uave as aoave tor Centreville, FrankUn, Cbarenton, Jean raursonv; neretts, New ne Maxcinsvliie ana au fMirfi, a a iManL ST tO sabs DARBY at TREMODLBT, S4 Bienville st Leaves on SATURDAY, stb at F. FOB.

ATTAB APaS Tnenewa Mrui.ht nr RRT.T.B CREOLE, J. BELLE CREOLE, Henry Wbitworth. master, will lea. aoove. every Saturday, taking freight for Bt ajraw taklna freisbt for St Martine viile.

Faosse Point, New Iberia, Jeaneretta, Cnarenron, Franklin. Centrevflle Pattersonville, Berwick and Bra abear City, BayOn Beut and all Intermediate landings. AU boslness entrnsted to her care will be pojictoally attended to. For freight or nassaire apply onboard, or to HALL, RODD i PUTNAM, mh4 8 Customhouse street aT The Belle Creole la now receiving freight at foot ot Contl street Leaves every TUESDAY, at 3 F. M.

run. silAsaraa tinsville and Bayou rWuf rket The new light draught steamer OEV. PpWBLL, W. Greig, master, will leave uwye, at 3 P. St.

taking freight for St MartiMville. Faasse Point, Newlberii, Jeannerett Charrenton, Franklin, Centreville, Pattersonville. ana an mtermeuiaie All business entrusted to her care will be punctually "Kyair roT ''aVbTTroc0 Leaves every SATCRpAY. at 8 M. rUlt All AIVArfla ue ugueumuRDi 'it earner C0KA, Thee: Oripon, master will leave as above, taking freight for 8t Mar tiutviile.

rausse Point, new loena. jeannereicea, Lnsr anton. Franklin, Centreville, pattersonville, Berwlcs Bay, Bayoa Beaf and all landings on the way. Forfreight or rassrer apply on board, or to or paae on fe HATES Ca, FIR tf 6 Carondelet street I u. iTITD ni run A 11 am a a i re snnsrannai steamer MONTGOMERY.

J. W. les, master, will leave everv SAT OKI) AY. XTTTlnMlllB PAln, ISl Tu i 1 nerets, Charenton, Franklin, Centreville, Patterasnvtlie, Berwick's Bay, Bayou Bceef, and all intermediate landing! on tbe roote. For freight or passage, having superior ac eommoaauons, apply on ooaro, or to Ja tf DO.

BAQUIE, 14 Customhooae st Leaves every THURSDAY, at P. M. Attakapaa via Plaqnemine The well known lisht draocht ateamer CERES. J. J.

La barthe. master, will leave aa above for St Martinsville New Iberia, Prevost landing, Indian Bend, Franklin, Centreville, Pattersonville, and all intermediate landings on the route. For freight or passage apply on board. All boslness entrnsted to her care will be panctoaily attended to. dJO tf 11 UNITED STATES MAIL LINE FuB Attakapaa, daily, in connection with the a a A ur d.iim.jpl.

steamer MAJUK AUSKEI, J. J. Atkinson, master. Dalit ex pressly for passengers and light freight will connect wit the OpelOQsaa Railroad, leaving Berwick's Bay, daily, lot Pattersonville, Centreville, and Franklin, and will extend her trips Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, toCharen ton, Jeanneretta and New Town, connecting at tbe latter place with four horse Mail Coaches, fot St. Martin, Lafsy jette.

Grand Coteao, Opelonsaa and Washington. Running time from New Orleans to Washington 86 hours, being the quickest route traveled. As tbe Aubrey leaves the Railroad dally, she offers better facility for delivering np freight than any beat in tbf trade, for all points as high np as Franklin. Shippeis will please name tbe boat on their dray re ceipta. JsA Leaves on MONDAY.

8th Inst. at 5 P. M. MEM PHIS AiMU HEW ORLEANS Packet Line Monday Packet For Mem 1 iuim ana ine nrnai xoe sine passenger steamer BEN. RAN H.

LIN, J. D. Clarke, master, will re ceive freight on Saturday morning, at foot of Girod street and will leave as above. For freight or passage apply oa board, or to J. H.

FRELIOH. mh2 Office nnder the Sr, Charles HsteU asS This Une connecta at Napoleon with regular packers for the Arkansas and White rivers, and at Memphis with superior packets for St Louis and Louisville. SsT Adams's Express carried regularly by this line. Leaves on WEDNESDAY, at P. MfcMPHla AND OULEAIf a i.

Sn. Mmnh1 k. Bends The first class steamer INGO WAR, uosiee. master, will be ready to receive freight on Monday morning st the foot of Girod street and leave as above. For freight or passage apply on board, or to J.

H. FRELIGH. mh4 Office under the St Charles HoteL Bar Tbls line connects at apoleon with regular packets for the Arkansas and White Rivera, and at Memphis with superior packets for St. Louis and Louisville. SsF Adams's Express carried regularly by this line.

Leaves on FRIDAY. 12th Inst at 6 P. M. MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS 9 Packet Line For Memphis and tbe Bends. jSiThe first class steamer R.

W. HILL. well, master, wilt be read to receive rreletit on Wednesday at the foot of Girod street and leave aa above. For freight or passage apply on board, or to J. H.

FRELIGH, mh6 Office nnder the St Charles Hotel Sy This line connects at Napoleon with regular packets for tbe Arkansas and White riven, and at Memphis with superior packets for St. Louis and Louisville. mW Adams's Express carried regularly Sy this line. 1HS7 MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS Packet Line Thaukfni far tbe liberal sop port extended te them heretofore, ths lentDhu and New Orleans Packet Comoanv have now the pleasure of announcing to their friends and the public generally, that their arrangements for tbe approaching season aie perfected, and thot from and after tbe 1st October, their boats will be regularly in tbe trade, and will leave positively and punctually on thedaysas advertised MON DAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, at 4 o'clock P. M.

The boats are all of tbe first class and era arranged to leave as follows On Mondays NEBRASKA, A. R. Irwin master. BEN FRANKLIN, J. D.

Clarke, master. I On Wednesdays JOHN BIMOND8, C. B. Church, master. ui uubula, j.

vt. uosiee, master. On Fridays H. W. HILL.

T. H. Newell, master. BELFAST. W.

Wrav. master. Tbe Company have in addition also arranged with ths owners of other boats of large capacity, to ran In ths trade in connection with them, as the supply of cattoa and ot her freight may require their object being to supply tonnage sufficient for the wants of the trade. Our way and plantation friends are assured that we wiO pay particular attention to accommodate them In tbe freight and passenger way. Our boats have been thoroughly overhauled and refitted, and are in charge of most experienced, prudent and abls commanders, and special regard will be paid, tn the entire management, to every requisite that will coaduce to ths comfort, safety and of passengers, to the careful transportation of cargo, and to tbe accommodation gener aljv of our patrons These packets connect at Memphis with steam packets 9 Cairo, St Louis, Louisville, Cincinnati, and Nashville, and with the Memphis and Charleston, tbe Memphis and Ohio, aad tbe Memphis and Grenada Railroads.

J. W. GOSLEE, President For all business connected with the line apply a ths otices of tbe Company, to J. RAWLIN88. Secretary and Treasorer, 1 Moaby A Hunt's Buildings, Memphis, or J.

H. FRELIGH. General Agent, Sit 4 ander 8 Charles Hotel. New Orleans. 1857.

Winter Arraofement. 1 Se NEW KUUTE TO THE EAST AND fcS'North by Steamboat to Memphis Thence a oy nan est on Kaiiroaa and and Ita connecting Railways, which are now completed to Huntsviue, Savannah, Knoxville, Lynchburg, Richmond, Petersburg, Norfolk, Baltimore Nashville Macon, Chatanooga, Atlanta, Wilmington, Virginia 8pnnsg. Augusta. Columbfl bra Charleston. WaahingtonClty, Philadelphia, and New lora.

This route passing through a beautiful and Bletureaaae country, affords to passengers from New Orleans snd the entire Mississippi Valley, a mode of transit possessing greater despatch and comfort than any other, and passing luiuugu Kniwry, ample RCUHf ta saoisca lor UK conveyance 01 servants. Tickets always good, with the privilege of stopping at any point desired, from Memphis on. Far information respecting tbls route, passage and ueigui, app to j. n. riuLiun, Memphis and N.

O. Packet Office dll Sm St Charles LOUISIANA Oil. IY1ANCJFACTOKY. NO. AO P0YDRA8 STREET.

JOHN OAIsPIN A NEW ORLEANS, La. Sole Manufacturers la Louisiana of Blaaoa'a Extra Sperm OH, Particularly adapted for the aae of Sugar Planters, Ball roads. Steamships and 8 team beats. And Dealers in Choice WHALE, LARD, COTTON SEED, LINSEED, TAB VERS AND NEATSFO0T OILS. BIT tf Harare far Hale.

FOR SALE A first class BARGE or KEEL BOAT, well suited for a Lighter, measuring in length 104 eet, wiatn 17 reet 3 inenes, ana leet nign, win oe sola avery reasonaoie pnee. Apprvto CHAR. RAYMOND, Lumber Yard, Corner of Levee and Gen. Taylor streets, Fis im Jefferson City. Red Cedar.

fXTE are now receiving at our Yard. In Jefferson City. 6ty 00 feet of the best Tennessee Red Cedar, of large size, well hewed and suitable for shinning purposes. Also large lot of Cedar Posts, various lengths, suitable for city ana plantation lences. Im" HARRIS A UPSON.

Kor Nale. rpWO HYDRAULIC JACKS, capable af raising seven A vons. Two capable of raising four tons. One Pulling Jack, of five tons capacity. FRANCIS COOK.

tf IT 38 arches street For Sale. Fifty large, fine, broken MULES, at Buford'a Stable, Lafavette. by Fia Sw DANIEL YOUNG. TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD Ran away on the 89th of January last, tbe black negro man JOHN, aged about 87 years, is about 6 feet 6 or a inches high 1 baa a scar on his forehead, well built and la a blacksmith. i oe a ove reward win be For his arrest so tbat I set him.

Fit dAWtf i nujiAB fuoTEK, 1ST Common at. ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD Ran away from my plantation, la Grot Tete, last July, a negro boy named JACK, aged ts years, yellow complexion, feet 6 inches high, weight about 160 negro came from Geareia. Th IWWJAUM. UUKUT DCH OI BSirSlM A lirtAJ, hMLUMM wr any iiimrmswtoa (Bat will lead to hit recovery. iaw.

THEO. JOHNSTON, Jaat dAWm Moreaa street. New Orieaaa. Awa rial Jlf llaaA. Corner of Front Levee aad Custem boose streets.

DEALERS IN STOVES ATD TTN WARE MANUFACTURERS. HAM alwava KA 1.. mV Office, Parlor, Church and Cooking Stoves, wwAwtj as fsartern. Sole Agenta for the Southern Btatas for the mannfao and sale of ArthaVa csdabratad SELF SEA LIN 9 CAN! AMD JABS tar piaaai viaa aarai 1 1 a aawss y. i Card, ComBtry Kercanta Jhircbaauiif BOOTS, AND1 HATS, a wijl tad it advantageoaa te call at grra a MA8AEIRB ST FEET, Ll PPaaiw tba AjxaAe, 7 erazntae my Stock.

B. W. BATHE, 1 tf BoraMrty Taylor Bayaa. 1 Midi 1 iw for will or sage nine A. ar aa saw.

a. K4l Rlvar. ivEiOIAl. jr. SIGDLAR D.

MA It. PACKET Ma nnmriu urn craionna riion ear Aieua. dria. Cane and Little Rivers. NatchltncbM vii ui.

wiiv, wkwv iMjn, OUTTWW port, Harricane and Carolina Bluffs and all intermediate hi AF. Q. au cent, fast running passenger packet LECOMTEl C. John son, master, will leave aa above. Foa freight or passagt lanamga, via ijanc ana tauie saversme new.

apply Mara, or to mbs GEO. D. HITE 8 Front street Lsaees an TUESDAY. 9th inst. at ft P.

M. 1NDEPENPENT PEOPLE'S LINBL run. AN9 CAROLHtA FBIuSa Bnrevenort. Grand Bavon. Kr Mn.

imtuDPH; urana eore. naccnirochM: Alexandria. Norman's and Gorton's Landinaa. and all in. termed iate landings via Cane and and Little Rivers The solenoid, ana swnt rannins rreignt ana passenger aegir lar racket steamer LECOMTE.

C. Jobnsen. master, wll leave as above. For freight or passage apply on board, or to mn x. a.

eaiin, icoonpitoniaa street Leaves on SATURDAY 6th inst at 5 P. M. run Jtrrtu 'Benton. Port Cad4o. Monrina'sand Swan son's Landinas.

Albany. Sbreveport. Grand avou. Camnte. urnnd r.eore.

Alexandria, sua ail inter mediate landings Tbe light draught fast running paaaen. er steamer W. C. YOUNG. W.

C. Harrison, master will leave as above. For freight or passage apply on board, or to 1. B. b.viii 4 lcnoapitoniaasc LMiHon SATDRDAY.

rh March, at P. BL. saw n. REODLAK BRAND AIVD faJ lm'imttf Natchitoches Packet The new, una, mst IIJjLninnlng, magnincent passenger packet teenier RAPIDES, Jno. C.

Doaty, master, will Uave as aoove posiuveiy, tor urana r.core, natcnitocnea, Aiexan dna, Ccrtile, Gorton's Landing, Barbin'a Landing, Nor man's Landing, and all intermediate landings on Red suver, ns tsne ana urcic juvere, jror ireignt or appiy on aoara, or to xo OEO. D. HITE SFronKt, Leaves on SATURDAY, 6th Inst. at 6 P. M.

REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET PFor JeHerson. Smithiand. Benton. Port Caddo. Aibanv.

Swanson'a and Maori as uaiiuius. enrevepoiT. urana ntvoa. LsmDifc urana encore. Alexandria, Gorton's and all intermediate landing The nne, magnincent pssenger packet JOSEPH HOLUKN.

hV H. Martin, master, will leave aa above For freight or passage apply on ooara. or 10 mh4ir F. O. RANDOLPH St SO Common st Leaves on SATURDAY, nth inst.

at P. FOR JEFFERSON DIRECT The fine, fast running passenger packet steamer JUS. uuLUlin, st rl. Martin, master, is now iu port receiving freight and will leave as above for jenerson. nmuniana, oenton.

rort moncerey. jtioonnsr unaing, Aioauy, anreveporx7 urana sayoiL Cotile, Campt, Grand Ecore, Alexandria, Gorton's ana all intermediate landings on Red River. For freight or passage apply on ooara, or 10 mh4 GEO. D. HITE ft Front street.

tar The Joseph Holden will lake freight for above the ttau wun privilege oi resnipping. Leaves on SATURDAY. 6th at 6 P. M. INDEPENDENT PEOPLE'S LINE.

FOR 8HREVEPORT. GRAND BAYOD. St Maurice. Campte. Grand Ecore.

Alexan dria ana uorton Landing The elegant and swift running passenger packet steamer P. F. RUM BALL. W. W.

Witbenburv. master, will leave for tbe above and all intermediate landings as above Forfreight or passage apply on ooara. or to mb T. B. SMITH.

4 Tchoapltonlassfrent aaT Tbe F. F. Kimball will take freigot for Jefferson, Port Caddo, and all places above tbe Raft reshjpping on light draught steamrra H. Howell, Renb White and Effort. Leaves on SATURDAY.

6tb inst. at 6 P. M. ffs 5 FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND BAYOO, I mUT 4 I st Maurice, campte, urana Ecore. Aiexan Sanncri dria and Gorton's Landing Tbe elegant and swift running 'passenger steamer P.

F. KIMBALL; W. W. Withenbnry, master, will leave for the above and all intermediate landings os above or Ireignt or passsgi apply on board, or to mhi GEO. D.

HITE A Front street Leaves on MONDAY, the Kt st 5 P. M. INDEPENDENT PEOPLE'S LINE. FOR JEFFERSON, SMITHLAND' Benton. Port Caddo.

Swanson's Landing. Albany, Shreveport. Grand Bayou. Campte. rand corr.

Alexandria. Gorman's Landine. uorton a Landing and all Intermediate landings The nne substan tial last running passenger steamer W. A. ANDREW.

R. Moody, master, will leave as above. For freight or passage naving superior accommodations apply on ooara, or to mb6 T. B. SMITH, 4 Tchoupitoulss street Leaves on MONDAY, mh Inst.

at 6 P. M. FOR JEFFERSON, SMITHLAND. BEN ton. Port Caddo.

Moorinc's Landing. Swan son Landing. Aibanv. Shreveport. urana dayou Campte.

urand e.core. st Maurice. Cottle. Alex andria, uorton ana all intermediate landings on ttea River Tbe fina light draught steamer GRENADA. J.

W. Martin, master, R. Slede. clerk, will leave as above For freight or passage apply on board, or to mh is MUSE A 3 Front a reet 1 asii kAir v. a.

FOR JEFFEKSON DIRECT The new. fine, fast running, light draught passenger mil pacxei sceamer rr. nia niu. master, R. oleade, clerk, will leave aa above for Port Caddo, Smltbland.

Benton. Swanson's Landing. Shreve port, Grand Bayao, Campte; Grand Ecore, St. Maurice, Alexandria and all intermediate landings on Red River. For freight or passage, having unsurpassed accommoda tions, apply on ooara.

or to mb6 H. PERKINS A 41 Union st Leaves on TUESDAY. tb inst. at 6 P. ft" flaws IN DEN AND LAKE BISTENEAO Packet The well known and last running Ba ism r.mrnr.33, tAianer, master, win leave as above, taking freight for Grand Bayoa, Csmrte, Grand Ecore, Alexandria and ail intermediate landings.

Apply on board, font of Common street, or to COOPER NEIBERT, nib6 87 and 89 Commonst Leaves on THURSDAY. 11th inst. at 5 P. M. UPPER RED RIVER PACKFT5 I.

Kouns A Bro. 's Low Water Through Line The ERA No. 1, Kou us, master. will give ihrongb bills lading to all landings above the naii, riae mun, ioaxesvuie, ngnt a Land ing, Rowland. Clarksville, Lanesport, Rocky Comfort, Worthing ton, Fulton, Dodey'a Ferry, Springbank, Albany, Shreveport, Grand Ecore, Alexandria, and all way landings on Red River.

For farther informatien, apply to mba L. KOUNS A 8 Front street Leaves on TUESDAY. 16tb at P. M. THE REGULAR TEN DAY PACKET.

REtMJLAR 8HREVEPDRT AND SAT Pehitocbes Packet The new fast running imagmncens passenger pacaet ateamer I ADolegate. master, will leave aa above, noai tively, for Shreveport Grand Bayoa, Coachatta, Campte, Grand Ecore. Natchitoches. Alexandria. Cotile.

Norman's Landing, Gorton's Landing, Tarbin'a Landing, and all Intermediate landings on Red River, via Cane and Little Rivera, For freight or passage apply on board, or to rob4 GEO. I). HITE A 6 Front street Leaves on WEDNESDAY, March 17th. at 6 P. M.

fawn ta. REGULAR LAKE BISTENEATJ Is4Hgj Packet Every alternate Wednesday packet atlassKBaBBaBONITA For Minden, Moscow, Port Boll var, aud all intermediate landings pn Lake Bisteneao and Red River The light draught, fast running and fine passenger packet BONITA. W. H. Daniel, master, will run all the season aa a regular packet Leaving New Orleans on Wednesdays, tbe 3d, 17th and 31st March.

14th and sxtb ApriLat5P. M. Uth and 26th May. Returning: Will leave Miuden on Wednesdays, the 10thand94ta March. 7th and 81st April, at 8 P.

M. 6th and 1Mb May. For freight or passage, apply on board, or to Jail tf BALDWIN A Front Levee. Camberlaod River. Leaves on SATURDAY.

6th at 5 P. M. FOR NASHVILLE. CLARKSVTT.t.r. Canton, Eddvville, Dycusburg, 8mithiaud, 1 Padurah.

Matropolis. Cairo. ColumDus. kuian. New Madrid, and all intermediate landinn Conecting at Men phis with the Memphis and Charleston naiiroao, ana as airo wun tne Illinois central Kailroad, taking passengers through with despatch The line regu lar passenger steamer JOSEPHINE SAVAGE, James gravis, master, win leave as above.

Tor freight or passage VF'J oai BVHU, ur to B. DUFIELD. Annt, mbs corner St. Charles andiPenlido its. Imbab a.

BiTrDTiiV l. 1 a. a. ar a sT. "a vu as.

Tr ms, tr, FOR NASHVILLE The fine fast run iln steamer JAMF.K rr 1.1'f A a mm a a. Mccomas. master, win leave for Nashville. arasviiie. avvilie.

Ltntan. Mmltntand. Hadnrah. Cairo, and intermediate landings on tbe Cumberland. Ohio and Mississippi Rivers as above.

For freight or rwssaac appiy on ooara, ar 10 PERKINS A DUFIELD, mb4 corner 8t Cbaries and Perdido sta Leaves on SATURDAY, eth inst. at 6 P. M. HASH VILLE U1KECT POr NasBVilie, aiarxsviue, canton, Erie vine, uycusourg, BBsBBExsscxrES omitniann, rami can, metropoiia, iai Co iumnus. Hickman.

New Madrid. MemDhls. ti icon, and all intermediate landings The fine, new, light draught and fast running passenger packet steamer AS. H. LUCA8, H.

G. McComas, master, will leave aa absve. or ireignt or passage apply on noarrt, or to mh3 1T G. R. CARRADINE, 33 Frant street Leavea on TUESDAY, loth P.

M. FOR NASHVILLE Thefinesnd regular I' passes ger packet steamer NASHVILLE, Thomas Bellsnvder. master, will leave aa uhlH I 111 cersburg, Smithiand, Padurah, Matropolis, Cairo, Columbus. Hickman. New Madrid and intermediate landinaa connecting at Memphis with the Memphis and Charleston Railroad, and at Cairo with the Illinois Central Railroad, taking passengers through with despatch.

For freight or age appiy uu ooara, or 10 J. uurir LU, Agent, anh6T earner St Charles and Perdido streets. Yazea River. Leavea on 8ATU RDAY. 6th lnat.

at P. M. SUIUUS TALLAHATCHIE AND Yazoo River Packet Tbe new and light draught passenger packet ateamer YAZOO Rievea master will Mouth Cold Water. Tillatorn. rfl 3.y.1 bij Tchula.

Yazoo City, and all IninnnliAi. l.ni.. Tallahatchie and Yazoo Rivera. For freight or rn flirt apply on board, or to mno BALDWIN A Front Levee. Leavea on TUESDAY.

9th lnat, at P. siiinius 1 A1V 1 rJ AND Yazoo Packet Tbe elegant, light draught fast running freight ana passenger steamer LORINKflV ilviA Pn tor. Ill 1 Yasoa and Tallahatchie RIvm YickabnrB, Satartla, Yazoo City. Tchula, SiJoa, Greenwood. Point Leflore.

Tillatoha. and all mrmm above. Foi freight or passage apply en board, er to mb4 T. B. SMITH.

4 Tchonpitoulas at. Leaves on TUE8DAYwth mat. ar a P. is. REGULAR YAZOO RIVER PACKET The new mat running tight draaght passenger packet ateamer COMPROMISE, Ed.

Phelps, master, ss now at the wharf receiving freight, and leave positively aa aboVe, for Leflore, fireeawood. Braon, lcauia, gazoo city, natartia. and all IhtermediatB landings and plantations on Yazoo River. For freight passage apply on board, or to mhs GEO. D.

HITE A 6 Froat street. Leavea oa TUESDAY. 9tb inat at 6 P. M. YAZOO AND YALLA RUBRA r.t Granada.

Troy, Greenwood, Sidoo, Leflore. Yazoo City, Saartla, and all Intermediate a regular nacket steamer Irfl I. a inn. SON. A G.

Harrison, master, la now in nort iweA tn cerve freight and will leave aa above. For freight ar naa. apply on board, er to afty MUSE st 3 Front street Leavea an TUESDAY. Oth Inat A as a. FOB 6 REN FOR GRENADA.

TROY. LEFLORE. p3 TOreenwaod. Sidon, Yazoo City, Batartman3 ftall mrmedjataWiding oa Yazoo and laiiaoosha Rivers The are. Hake freight and asAaaeaa, ii.a..ivi irynnn a a 1 mi i.

vm. A O. tVllOU.l, O. Harriaan, maater, wiU leave as abave. Fax fnigbi apply on board, or to TT a Bail 1 ri, 4 Tcaoumtou las street Leaves on ATURDa v.

atr. m.t at FOR BAYOD MACON AND TENSAS The new and elegant packet' ateamer IN 1" DIAN. Snhnt nuter will UHKVS aoove lor Caledonia. Floyd. Bfontiralla.

It. 1 s. Id War. Croc ken a Landing and ail landings sa Teasaa and Bayoa Macoa. For freight or passage apply on hoard, ai vai 1 at ka A The BBM to t.

CAASUAD1NAL rvaatSa, 00 STEAiiIBpATt Leavea SATURDAY, ett st a. FOR PITTS SO RG, 1 lmJ 9Ctnelnnatt Loulnvllie, all KC. itandiiiirs The steamer j. rj, htocknaie, master wnl leave aa above. Fe mge appryav hoard, or ta rnhot O.

BL WHTfK, Lesfveaaa BATCH DAT. 6th luetTan faw FOR CINCINNATI, MAi IV 4 Loolsvllle The regular nan JT, JE88EE K. BKLL, R. Row, will leave for Cincinnati and ail intermedial. above.

Foi freight ar paasaes an civ no Scrd E. W. CONNIN6HA h5 10 Foydras street, formerly Com Leaves on SATURDAY. th Msrch. st X.

rVH, XiUUlSVlLLC, A Cairo and Mempbls Tae lnt I HOST i. ster. wiU leave for Lsnaisvalle aasd all lntar. lngi as above. Far freight or am appiT F84 THOa.

traH.r Sar A plan of bar camcsa besaeaaaw a. cared by applying to the agents, a Leaves an MONDAY, mh instL at FOR. CINCINNATI. MAD1 "LenisvlUe The JACOC TKABER. Davmsea.

eave lor Cine inn all and all tntersneri it k. as above. For freight or passage anply oa board. 'i mbi) JOHN E. HYDE A rig F0, SaV The J.

T. is now receiving freight at Is Contl street vb avn Ar a na ai FOR PITTSBURGH, WHE: ctnnati, Louisville, and ell lac landings The' regular raissim ORT A K. Uuifonl 1 In port receiving freight aad will leave aa aorv, freight er pasge apply on board, or ta mhs THQ8. G. ROBINSON, 14 Pyrst, Leaves oa MONDAY.

Stb March, at F.T PUR LOUISVILLE The passenger packet stwamer WOuO, I james saacner, will uuisviile ana all Intermediate freight ar riaasssr aoolv on board, ar ta biauu, BVMJUXAirt at CO, FW S7 Foydnal tar A plan of ths cabin can be seen and cured by applying to tbe agent Leavea on TUESDAY, oth last, at ft P. FOR CINCINNATI, MALM ION Isville and aU tbe Intermediate km LThe ateamer JUDGE TORREIf 1 aae. master, will leave aa above. For freight st apply oa board, or to w. tunfllllunAiii, luroyarasif mbs tormevly Corn'Cu, Leavea oa TUESDAY, Oth at T.

FOR CINCINNATI, HI Louisville and all inaermediate hu, 2. The fine, regular passenger packet iuw, saartin, master, wtu. leas For freight or passage apply on board, or to n. w. uun riju.riAm, iv royarss sc.

mbs formerly Corn Chani Leaves on WEDNESDAY.lOtb lost at F. FOR CINCINNATI. MIDIgOW it 'Louisville and all In termed lar uh The steamer BUCKEYE, R. M. TajTil leave aa above.

For freighter asssasaaMi. Ma. w. livniuaanjuB. mhs formerly tora't 'Csansa.

Leavea an THURSDAY. 11th inst. at 6 P. FOR LOUISVILLE. BVANgVILlt Cairo and Memphis The line segalar a i semrer packet ateamer PACI 1C 1 uiMier, wiiA wave lor sjuaABvuie mmwrn hi iDgenaeua dings as above.

For freight orpaasage. apply as THOU. KEEFFE. 86 Gmvtcr struT or to tkW A plan of her cabin can be seea and statarsasasa cures oy applying vnc asjvnia. Leavea oa SATUB.DAT.

sotBj mat. at a p. rOH LOUISVILLE, CVANIViUS IJKU? Cai ro and Memphis Tbe fine eencer nacket ateamer DIA! Diarirgu. master, wiu icwrc iwr imsriw mom au ur diate landinaa aa above. For freight or pasaaseac.

ooard, or to BELL, BUCHANAN Co7 mu ST Foydras stmt tur A plan of ber caaia caa bo aaaa aaA cored by applying to tbe agent i The Uvbut MlMlaalpwi. Leaves on SATURDAY. 6th tnat, at P. PL run bt. siuuis, ai.

wEasvrKvi; Chester, Cape Girardeau, Cairo, HknZ 1 New Madrid. Memphis. Heienc Barm.aT aouis aad all Intermediate landings The packet ateamer FLORIDA. Step be a W. Lee will leave aa above.

For freight ar deck passage as as board, or to moo tv. b. tsititiDint. 33 roatsaaal, Leaves on SATURDAY, Mh Inst. at P.

H. FOR ST. LOUIS AND WAY LtTM inge Connecting at Cairo with ths 1 nsi Central Ra'lroad The new and ekes' FALLS CITY. Montgomery, a leave for St Laoia and all intermediate land above. The F.

C. is entirely new, built expresuy lot tat passenger trade, fitted and furnished la a sobers sauna. with extra large staterooms and all Improvements si ua age. For speed, comfort and safety she is not sarin 1 4, if equaled, by any boat on the river. For pssss.

i tbroogh tickets to all North Eastern and apply to W. E. REDDING, Agent Illinois Central Railroad, ander St Cbaries BVa; woere a hu oi sue win can ae seen aaa ssssstmsj secured. nun I Leaves on SATURDAY. 6th inst.

at F. FOR ST. LOUIS. CAIRO, HlCn new maaria, mempnis, Helena, napu.nxj and all intermediate ga ine rer passenger steamer FALLS CITY. Jaa.

Meotsam. master, will leave aa above. For freight or ssagM 1 to elegant accommadationa. annlv on board, or mbi II 6. M.

WHITE. S3 1' Leavea on SATURDAY, fith inat, at P. REGULAR NEW ORLEANS A 1 Loaie Pa eager Packet The fiae. acket steamer FALLS iontgomerv. master, will leave for the euro I all intermediate landings aa above.

For freight ar Da. apply on board, or to sun, mhs 87 Poydrasstre Leavea on TUESDAY 9th inst. at P. ML FOR ST. LOCIS.

CAIRO. HlCIV "New Madrid, Memphis, Napoleon, a bnnr. Natchez, and all intermediate I ings The new, light draaght fast running and elc passenger packet steamer FLOK.1DA, Stephen w.11 master. Is now in nort ready to receive freight and ft I leave as aoove. Forfreight or passage apply on board, st 4 J.

F. ArCLENrAgent IS Foydras strr. rr mh3 Oaianthltm River. Leaves an 8 ATU RDAY. 6th last, at A.

KL Ss ta. REGULAR CAM DEN PASSENOTI fvf packet DOCTOR BUFFING TON. t. ia Waiker. master, aad Jaa 8.

Clods. clenJ win leave as above for all landinaa on Ouachita 1 will freight for Saline River, to reship on Marshal! 1 alss 1 Bayou Bart bolomew, to rexbip oa Young Aeterk sua for Farmervilie, to reship on steamer Fox. For freight se passage, er any Information in regard ta the Bayoa trades, or prices, apply oa board, or to moo auuns a 9 AjAzmwwm vs oy, a nuai u. iiifsm a 1 a rnD rt 1. aa REGULAR BAYOU BARTUObO amew Packet The splendid, entirely rj J.

Saute, master. and. ii kaana. catrk. leave as above, positively, for Arkansaa Line, I' 1.

Landing, Warwick's Landing, Piantersville, De dt Landing. Point Pleasant Mouth Bayoa Bartaoien4, Trenton. Monroe, Columbia, Trinity and ail landina the sck and Ouachita Rivera. Will give throsghs freight for all landings above the line, with privilege shippirjgby her new keel boat built for thULtrads. on board, or to mb4 O.

I. K.OUNB St rent serial Leavea on SATURDAY. Sth itiKR w. BXGULAR TEN DAY PACKET. FOR CAMDEN DI ECT The and swift running passenger atea ner J.

W. McRAE. Leo. Biaora, loo re. master.

ww leave as aoove, a c.mm. pagnolle, Moreaa, PLgeoa RilL Marts Saline. Alaon LS Landing. Ouachita City. Month D'Arbonna, Tnrau Monroe, Pine Bluna.

Castor Landing, Columbia, Barra burg. Trinity ana all in termed lase laaaiags on 'and Black Rivera. For freight or passage ai on soa or to mh T. B. SMITH.

4 Tchoardtf' iMstrsrt Leaves on SATURDAY. ISth lost, at P. U. REGULAR OUACHITA Rl Hrl.ni et The new light drsught mu i senger nacket ateamer. Pat JONa ienn.

master. H. K. Hazlett clerk, vr re tively aa above, for Camden, Beach Hills, iiier't Ch am pagnolle, Wilmington, Mora Land.ngL Fir' 1 Hill, Marie Saline, Ouachita City, Mouth irArbe. Trenton, Monroe, Columbia, Harrisonburg Trinity.

all intermediate landings oa tha Ouachi and Rivers. For freight or passage, apply on mhs GEa D. RITE A 6 itstrve1 The P. J. will connect with tha stenn Mam Marie Saline, having made arrangement a her, will connect at Trenton with the Young A xa yon Barthalomaw.

aad tha Fog, for Farmer, Leavea on WBDNE6DAY. loth lost bt.lt. HEuULAS IE fsaa FOR CAM IgJir Crgnolle, On aTa7ii iTTil Pine Bluff, 1 ity and ail intermediate lai uruui.iu Tk'V HIT vim FOR CAMDEN, BEACH 1 LS, CHI uuacmt Ulty, renioa, aw" Colambia. IlarriaanBarg, i landings The elegant 1 senger steamer MESSENGER. O.

BL Kirk, a BeaJe. clerk, will leave aa above. For freight ar having unsurpassed accommodations, aopTy on board. moon SO B. BBITH 4 ItuOliplu SaT The Messenger will connect with ate er C.

A Shall at Marie Saline, Saline River, having tuaoe arras ments for her to remain until tbe Messenger SaF The Messenger will connect atTrentoa utt eanv Young America, for Bayea Bartholomew, and wk! freight for all polatsabeva tha Stats Baa aa aw a lace 's Landing. Alabmaaa River, Leavea on SATURDAY. 6th lnat. at 5 P. at J.

COX. BRATNARD A CO TRI WF.EKLY LTT for mobilas, sonrwsiKi, tump ka and Seima, via tha Carroliton JeSeraoa Railroad Regular Ttaroork 1 new lake steamer CARON DELBT. Sinaott, master, will leave aa abeve, tor Mevtsw Wetumpkaand all landtag on tba Alabama Rivet. freight or Bsaaage apply aa beard, or to mbs JOHNS. HYDE At CO SSPaydrase Bar The CaransWiet is aaw racsdvtng freight a tae 4 Tivoli Circle, Leavea oa TUESDAY, sth mat.

at P. M. COX. A CO. TRI WEEKLY 1.1.

FOB MOBILE. PtumpkaaadSelma Regnlar Thrwogh via the Carrolttaa aad Jefterasa Sai.ro. Toe euurely ne ew light draaght ateamer M. A John Sinaott, master, will leave as above, rr 1 and all landings on tbe Alabama River. For trciz pssmgearys)B hoard, or ta.

mh JOHN E. HYDE A ftrjij" SaTTheW.B. nw receiving freight at tha Raw1 Depot Tiroli Circle. Arkansas Klrer. Leaves aa WEDNESDAY, loth at tmm w.

ARKANSAS RiYER For Fort 81 UlV7Tsii Boseville. mir Norrlstown. DaTdanella. Lewiarg, toe and Pine Bluffs Tbe elegant and swift raniunt sengerstesmerTCNNESSEB BELLE, J. Darnel i will leave for the above and all tntermediau landnistsv "rTZjrri?" Bar This boat wiO ru raaraiariv dorinc tae season i 11 above trade.

Leaves aa WFDNFSDAY, lost, at P. suvi.it rer ron Van Buren, Ozark, Bosevilla, S'MMlra NorrUtcvn. Dardanelie. Lewiaoarir KATWiurk. Pine Bluifs snd alt Intermediate UC AAA TENNESSEE BELLE, J.

Darnell, master, above. For freight or passaae on board, or ta mh TjNO. JL hrLrl A CO. ajfin'irw saw This boat will ran regularly dariug tn acs iu 1 anovesraoak Leavea aa WEDNESDAY, K'th lust, at 6 1 1. Aa RIVER For IV' wVaa fcuren, Oeark, RnaeviPe, Nrtrrirown, Laniaoeiie, Le u4.aT Aveuiork.

ine i im sand a.i interment new swit erri yew light dran. it TENNF.Hsr.C lir.LX,.. J. abav. For frclgbt or pnaaare spplv on board, or mbS BIU.

U. tllTK L. SmW Ths boat will ru rearulaels duriAig tha srasoa ia mw iteamer bell lan 1 I sv las Jl absvc trade..