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a Wwa waaar Mr I ft ft ihl NEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 18, 1853. NUMBER 72; wmT a i a 4i is ii SfllPS SHIPS. Llrtrmu fOS HVXaPOOt Tht AI mat Bailing (hip aATOSA. FlMk, BBaatee, having part of he i.HI meet wttA I or "tui IJVIBJPOOL The Al hm wliaf Amert Mip SIBEALTAH. Cllffiard.

BMKr. tovin Tgt tm ymr a hr cTgo mwnl nd tiiy on XXS. K2TOX OcmTter itree. OA LTVEKPOOL Tba Ai (bat aaiUnt Aamr oaa aklp ST Pa.TH.ICJL. Kinney, master, la now aad TTtll rrrriTt inrirtrb far i.

Rffurnr rA LTVKRPOOL The Al mat aailiug tiaar waa aWa PKUCOT, Silpaarick. I aad wiU raceiTa iiaaiaaltra apalrh far WilTJIST CO, SaCarondrlatat liiwgeaaly ataa captatn aa a ra FOaV LIVKRPOOIr TbeAl aantiilni Aon oaaaia JOSEF li CLAAA. Bmaraaa. asaatar. ia a laarttngaad will aaaet wlta aaich.

deapawh. caCaraadtlataA. inm ilytaawigitnaaaara. IOA LTVKRIKWlr Tha Ai fast tailing Amcr aa akrp FRANK FLKRCB, Leach, aaaatar. ia now w.

wm iai ai i a iiaintniaia aaapatra. ror WHTRTrr CO Carendeletek. I Wwaa applrta taw 4 TT fZi UV RPOO The Al nwt aaiUag Imi 9 DICTATOR, Shaw, aaaater. ia naw ta a wa i JParftwigst XK WHJliHI sCa.aaCanmdaiatat. aaaa apply ta toe captaiA an board.

rw 7 rOB LrVEBJOOli The Al laal taillm a mart. amis LORD. Brwa, aaaatar. ianaw aim aad will aarra tataiadlara daapatcn. For JWaif i.

p. WR119AI RvCO aaCa lappiy raplalii aataard. LTV ERPOOL Tbe Al faat tailing Bntiad CFAXI2ONDAa. Healy. maater.

ia new 4 far tfaa abia part and anil have quick aatrx. J4t freiant of aia) haira cowan apply ta SaML. R. SCOTT, Coeaatoa atrert, rt wta MRERgJU R.I OX A aranTt. FOR LrvCRFOOIi Tee nratclaar Brttiahahip CBiNA.

Ai aiil i aag. laaaf Ff. ia naw loading for mr aae aaaaa part aJM anil awtrolct aaatof wmi aTKtRKa. iaOZ aaard. apply ta aaaatar FOR UVr.Ii.POOL.

The eery aapenor Al faat aatta eaip POCAHONTAS. Deaaa, aaaater. ia eatiag fur atia 1 1 part and will haf tnnaartiart ica. Far rn imt af ana halaa cattaa apply ta aUOX col. wraelarab.

IwptaaaaBappty tm FOR LJVEBKOOI. The Al faat aailina kaa aatp DIDSUNDIXCS. Baaru. maater. ia nee a I tailing far rha ami part aad anil aave taaaaatctu For freight af batea cartaa apply ta ITKEJLJtR.

fvKOX A CO af Sranexat. FOR. LiTRRFOOO Tha Al teat aallla 1 ma akin OSTRHV1LD. Jarrta. aaaatar.

iaaow at wm aaaa and iliaiaill il, rorirejgat FOR UVXRFOOt The Al I can aaia JAAKZ LIOW, aaawv aa. wutl ci 3 in rannnr vu i. i a eain CHARLOTTE A. STA YLRa, Roaera, tai lug taa in em part of her cargo "dDg aa aaard hara prampt ii ipali h. For aa hal.a cartas apply ta HUUS.

ROX ST Sraefer at, or BOCJMCStdDiJS, PHILLIPS ad tha aaiatar aa I FOR LIVERPOOL The Al mei raa amp AtETIiOPOIUS. Foater. ring tar1 will haecquicadampati aaillna maater ia aaw Forlreignt aa F. WHJTSET. CO, as Ceroodaletat.

ipiy ta taa captata aa aeara. FOR UV ERPOOL The Al faat aalllng laav aa clipper atup STLVAJiOS BLANCHAAO. J. It. matlai.

ia nw loading and wlU i laii lltn deapacra. For freight appiy to I A P. WHITS ST CO. Carondelet at. Fw aaaaaaa haelag eiegantiy forniahed atateroom Baadariewa, apply to Cape Lawrence aa board.

Foes a Ulikt fot LlVFlfOOL Thr At teat aaiUaa; 'ieai aaip SHA WStDT. HiggiBa. maater. la now aaa wut aaea aiataui a. rw was.

rmaypt, ta BAXTER. LOVtXL A CO. aaT Far aaaaae. Baling aaperlor ai ruinmaiianona, arprytama i teiaia biaril. FOR UVERFOOL Tha Al auip Sillo.iAi.

KA6LK. Haihewa. eaaater. will meet wttA dea rlmgtu A9HBRITHJE A CO. FOR U'SERPOOL The Al taat eailia BViuah earn Air aAaa, raceiaua, maarer.

ua.ui ym wut mart Wlta araparra. AHBJIXD6E A lau FOR LIVERPOOL The Al fanaaiiina. ricaaabip ISAAC H. BOUKA.1. ii i.

aiaaw taadlngand will bare immmiaia aea rrA Foraiabapp4r ta P. HIT5KT A CO, SS Caroadeiet it rWeaawaeagely to the captain aa board. FOR LTV ERPOoL The Al faat awliag latr traa abip CUOWt POINT. Caab. maater.

ia now "loading andwiil am tnrmrdtate drapawa For A amiT ta 1 i P. HJl A CO, Carandeietet. Awaaaaaa appty to cna captaut an beard. FOR LIV BRPOOL The Al feat eaiiina auip ikici, nriona Bieainr hanngrar 11 rnaoai aill ami airb Far balance of tppiy AAHSRilXiB A CO, RAll a 1 ja Cama FOR LTVXRPOOL The Al hip ALBERT SALLATlX, Stare r. auwter, ia naw reauy to re ttie aeaey car( aaw will meet with deapaxen.

iir'rrijitapflTto Btj j. H. ASHBRTPffg A COa 10 Common at. FO LIVERPOOL The Al mat eaiHag aaip 8 EN RISTTA MARC T. Ktckenen, maun, waata aawa mii.ua a eampieta her cargo.

For H. ASHERTDOB A CO lab Common Ivl irTERPOOL The Al faat Bailing Amert aanp B. IX MBTCALF, Stetaoa. maater. havr "tar warly all her cargo engaai I.

will bare "na lAXTER. LP ELL A CO OR 1TV RRPOOL The Al taat aalilag aocf aa aaia K. HORAJA Failaewaee. maater. haw wgaaaaiyaAaerearga engtgpa.

wiU awretauwe Ian all Par ftaauant af ealae eeetoa apply ta 1 BAXTER. LP ELL A CO FOR UVEBPOOL Tie Al mac Bailing Amer ieaa eaia MaMCETTE. Jaa Watte, aaaatar. ta aaa Wwalai wul aaea liamiilibl jaaaaaf ocxJ5LAcEVlta A CO, FOR LIVERPOOL Taa Al fast aailiag Bntiaa stow CaPUM, LyaDa, Baaacer. baring the scar Bart ee aaa aaraw iiaa.i aw aua IJJC mZZmrmT Pertretiht of balea aaaiytw WHAXLA HEr'HSRD.

OB Carondelet scrart. KNOX A CO CAMBRIA. Parry, aaaater. aww loading aaa mi am ibiii illsii Ii soar ra. ror Btasanv tr rua uvtarvJie iwirw aa bbj a u.vxir Blf a towaaadiag aaat anil aaea immsinare 1 af freia app'y HAXTEA LOTCIX CA rataiai.

apply sslnnl. Faat jm. Third ttamct PUR LIVERPOOL Tie apleadid Al Ajnenraa riiaarr aaip SCLTaN. Berry, maater. ia mom laadmgsataf anil aatre laamrdiate liaj Hilt.

For fNES; afACnLnrPCT eewlarat. POA, LIVERPOOL Taa Al fast aailiag Ajaiee "icaaaasa MONtaOLiA, Mtcaor, msarer. aww laaillng aad avUi has eery eejca asstrb Far BLACBJNPEB A CO, wraeier at. FOR LIVERPOOL The Ai taatsaaiing amsrt 'eaa aaia W. V.

MOaAA ones, ai ti r. ai aww lui'm arit A For BLACTrNTrEK at CO, 94 Bra iarat, FOR LTV EAPOOL The Al fast sailing aaaertl caaaaiaBEW EN LAND, Edge, aiaiti r. teaoar toaJingaad wUl aaw imaaeoiate iiapatra. Par FOR LIVERPOOL Tae At metamnag litaaaaia MART O'BRIEN. Veaper, aaai tm mmm 1 1 1 llll.

BbA Will BaBB Carandatet ma IWRPnnX TW Al aaaeatai AMJKK rmlaa. aaaatar. ia aawloading i aid wail aaaa imaaartian diaiaali a. For treigat P. WHTTWRT SI as Carondelet at.

i aaaa aanly ta taw lamaia an aaard. y. F. WHimi COu at Caiaadilatt. I 1 1 1 1 I ta Ibi rami aa aaard.

trailing Amarl aarai. la bow laiaiag. aam wilt neea inirai nan aranatcn. Tor aaaiy ta 4. P.

WHiHtl St CO atCarcndeiatak. i paaail aprle a taa ramara. aa irl. ert H. anil ar ta MEEKER.

aa ay anaewr atreet, 1 1 1 a 1 1 aaa4y hs ataaaar oa aaard. rTrW WHITNBV CtA, tacsi lainiar rrk Far Aeigttt of balee cottoa apply fee' BAXTEIa. LOVELL A CO LIV Fa POOL Al taat aailiag a esse icam aaip TAMP EST, Wascaey. I awa aaA anil haae aaaaaadiata aaaaaacav Far aT dj jadl ABR BHbBbbb aBBBaaaBBB BWFbVV alxTgrn. loveu.

a co sOS. LTVT APOOL The Ai mat aaulng Ataari cBaaaJp ALDAN AH. Baahiir, maatse nangtaat wit part af iter care ainagsd will aaa aery iiBluA freiTbC of baiea eattow aaaiytav Eiilli, KNOX A COUBtt arnwlaCaW IImBFTI! aaaatesaoar. SHrPSHIPS: FOREIGNPORTS. Lltfl.

FOR IJTKarocL Tbe Al bt tut aaiUaf innlcu chip MART HYLKE, Hyler, harinc ta greater part of her cargo engaged and board, wtlf bare prompt deapatco. for freight gnliig on if boo I PIT I' II MIDIT U1EB, UIOZ appij lo Tniniwi i JuKt FOR LIVERPOOL The Al faat aalllng hark AqUlLLA, Starchick, maater, baring a large maaaaapart of ber cargn engaged will hare immediate aarpatCB. Forfrright of Wu halra rotron apply to JOBXa, MACAMUDER A CO, Pi ttrarier etreet. SF For pamagt apply ta Urn captain en board. Foetal, Sacoad Dlatrict.

FOR LITERPOOL The Al faat Bailing Amerl aa ahiD EDWARD O'BRIEN. Poantala. maater. waBaamaaeing a anisA dajpatcn. baring a large part of her rarae eagaeed will hare wot rrrignt of oo ealea cotton apply ta jwnii, jaLAUBXEitiEK at apll 81 rar1 ft street.

aayFaaamge apply ta taa captain on board. FOR LIVERPOOL The Al faat Bailing Amer ican bark ANNUS HODOalAN. Hyler, maater, ia maw leading for the above port and will hare at deepatrh. For freight of mi balea cactoa apply ta apia MEEKER, AN OX A CO erraner atrret. aaT For aaaaage apply ta the maater on board.

FOR LIVERPOOL The Al taat Bailing abip ELLA. Diammoad. maater. will meetwuAdee aatcA, For freight appiy on hoard, or to J. H.

aSHBRIDeE A CO, lao Common atreeA Brnwrai FOR HAT The Ai faat aaillna American abip MART. Marshall, maater, ia now loading and will meet witn qalrt anpatcn. Far freight apply s. r. nnu.iai t.u aa taranaeietiatreet.

Far ige apply ta captain on board. eplO FOR HAVRE The nna Al coDoered Uuo WA AJf O. L. F. Dorr, maater.

hanne nrariv all her cai go engaged will bare despatch. Far freight of 9M bait eeuon apply to BOCDOCSQCrK, HILL IPS A CO, ya Common atrret, atw or MEEKER. KNOX A raeter sc. aaT For paaaage, apply to the captain on board. Poet 4S.

Third Diemct. FOR HAVRE The A I faat sailing rrguiar raet snip auLHUbSE, wiiner. master, ta atw wul bare despatch. For freight 1 BAXTER, LOVELL A CO. jCKt FOR HAVRE The Al fast sailing American efWgship FANN1R A PERLET.

Vora. maater. is oaaaaBBjiioa loading and will hare immediate despatch. Par freight apply to mast J. P.

WHTTNET A CO, 3 Carondelet at. aaT For aaasage apply to the captain an hoard. FOR HAVRE The Ai and err; faat sailing ee jregniar packet snip R. L. GILCHRIST.

Hewea. aaaBBaeiaiasrer, is now rraoy to load and will meet with deapatcb. For remainder of freight apply ta aaasT BAXTER LOVELL A CO. Bar For paaaage. baring eery superior accommodationa.

for both caoia and steerage pasei ugi ia. fn tae poop, apply aa abore, or et Cape Hewea, on board. Peat 3U, Fim Dia tnrt. JK FOR HAVRE The Al regaiar packet ahip TT JOHANNESBERO. Clnck.

master. Baring toe BaBBBBAaaost of ber carta engaged, anil meet with aoick despatch. For af freiant apply to man BAITER. LOVELL A CO. saT For asaaage.

Baring superior arrom modaTioaa, apply aa aaard. FOR HAVRE The Al fast euling American ahip HERALD, CroweU. master, baring a larae part of ber cargo enaaged will hare immediate b. For freight of inn oalea cotton apply to JONEA MAC KIN DER A CO, IrraeiersReet. aer For paaaige api Third DLtnrt.

piy to the Captaia an board. Post at. J3 J. FOR HAVRE The taat sailing ahip EDWARD rtT. 77 KVEH ETT.

Frank Sunby. master, waow loading aaaaaaajand wanm MO ha lea ta complete ber carga. For Height of which apply to mnai 6EO. W. HTNSON A CO, at Camp at.

3b FOR HAVRE The Al remarkaoly fast sailing clipper abip CLRRITCCK. Thomas F. Kaowles, BaBBBBBtauater. will meet with despatch. Far freight apply aa Board, arto B.B16 J.

H. A8HBRXDOE A 10 Common at. af For paaaage appiy en board, opposite the Miat, Se caad Dtatnct. Slex khaim. FOR STOCKHOLM The AI fastaailiBg American aark AH 8 TLA.

Johnaoa, master, is bow I sailing and anil bare auch despatch. For freigat apply ta J. P. WHTTNET A as Caraa Far aaBaaje apply ta too captain en aaard. Taanplrw.

FOR TAMP1CO The splendid fast sailing brig 60VERN0R ANDERSON. Lewis J. Branett, aaaster. baring the greater part af her cargo en gaged Far Bi and awing board, will bare I mmeri late despair h. ot eiant or passage appiy to AOCDOCSUClE.

PHILLIPS A CO, apT ve Common street )CheBAaraT. At. FOR GOTHENBOU.tr The AI eery fast Jsailing Amrriran ship Mil QCEEN. Staawood, aamaamaj aster, naetiig most of her careo engaerd will meet artth quick despatch. For freight of 00 to aoo dales cottoa apply to ap BAXTER.

LOTELL A CO aT Far paaaage, haeiag superior arrom modal iiibs, apply an Basra Post ja. First Diemct. aZ FOR eOTHENBORO The Al Ameiicaa ship af5HCMPHRET PCRiNTON. Oieen, master, is aaaaaaa now i and will hare despatch. For freight apply ta BAXTER.

LOVELL A CO. fjiiawaraw. FOR OtAiO The AI mstsailing Ameiicaa hark CENKaSEE. Nirnola. msatrr.

amis loading and wiU hare iir despatch. For freignt apply ta mhe T. JE BVU a. laatararteratree s. Aafwern.

FOR ANTWERP The eery fast sailing Amer ship LOCHINVAR. Cole, master, is ooeioal lag aad will Bare quick aeapatczi. rot txeigai, tZ BAXTER, LOVELL A CO. For passage, bartsgaaprrior BccommodBliont, apply rt Flrsa lilatnct. FOR ANTW ERP The Al and eery fast sailing arhooner tern HARTSnNE.

Charira EiuHI. master, baring most of her cargo engaged will meet with deapaxcA. For freight apply to mbfT BAXTER, LOVELL A CO. aaT For aaasage. baring roamor Occam modariona, apply aa board.

Post la. First District. Tim TM mm rni Kirit a The Al clipper brig A C. wrnayviN Coiaarn. master, is now lnading ai.d wul Bare immediate despatch.

For freignt hiruif line arcummoaationa tor pssarngera. at.Dl aa board, at Poet Second District, er to BOCDOCoVCIE. FttlLLiPS A sail u6 Common street FOR HAVANA The Al clipper schooner S. TOWN SEN E. Lambert, master, ia now saaaaaatV loading and anil hare qnirk despatch.

For freight or naaati baring fine accom at Lower Piray me Tier, or to baring line arrom aioriationa, apply on eoatd. BOCDOCSVCLE, PHILLIPS A CO, mS Common street. apt 11 Fejnwgl. mm do rsM Tk. mmm Al 1mm ah In CARL.

Laaenng; maater. ia now loading aad wul aitA aeapaccn. iw imiwri tiiw asnl to klK as For paaaage, nairing aapenor arrnmmii lailsaa appiy en beard. Foorth District. iling caa lawk E.

8HCLTZ. hm" VJl aeapatCB. For temmnaer oi trent appiy aa. BAXTER. LOVELL A CO.

aar Far paaaage, apply aaaater ea aaard. Poet S7, Saeead Dlatrict. Bartleaiax. ft FOR BOROEACX The Al fast aalllng Amerl G7 ran ship ARAM CUE SNOW. Hamdea.

maater. aaaBBfois now loading and will hare quick despatch. For aaitare af fragnt appiy ta BAXTER. LOVELL A CO. jrw FOR BOADEaCX The Al and rery fast saii 5iBg Ain mean snip CHARLOTTE A.

MORRI saBBaamaOaj, Morrison, master, hariag aeariy ail her carga iiisagi will have Immediate aeapatcA For hai jc. mi freight apply ta bjaXTER. LOVTLL A CO. aaT Far paaaage apply ta the master ow beers. Peat 4: First District.

FOR BORDEAUX The fast aauiag tmericaa ASHLAND, ciarme, mastrt. iaaow maiiin anil aarra ill spat rh For treight apply to mmin gum, FOR LONDON TbeAl Amerfcaa ahip GLOBE, aaw loaning rorirenu. BAXTER. LOVELL A CO. BPT Fly WkeeL Ml VNB LaISI FXT WHEEL, new.

weighing Opfforaaieay LCOor Irlah PatatoMrw, nity Cemta) per Hmaapor. Waita SWEET POTATOES Kstra MESS BEEP. Spsoad Rawndm. Large TONOC ES, Pickled awd Sitiokao. upertar PICKLED HAJC3.

Weatpharla Flcaied Coamlry SACSAQES, pa aa ia Lara. Breakfast BACON. I TEN ISO HAMS extra COO FT5H Mras MACKEREL, qamui aarramaaat Bta. Old Jawaaad Jsraslra COFFEE. Freah BLACK TEA.

New Terk CHEXSK aaw aeiectad BUTXSaV' By ateaaaexa, mature, far eale ay H. SL HEODEN. pOUHT, fori A Hew Terav ina sow, FariasVrphia. awatasillav Baitiw ira. Claeraa OtaetsAaajL A CO, etaatVBT AV AEHDICT A mmu imr Camf aUeeA oHISHI DOMESTIC FORTS.

CaivlBartaa. FOR MADISON V1LLE ATfTi rnVTHOTnt The schooner POLAR STAR, Whitcomh, master will leare the New Haain for the in, mru a MUM DAY, link inst, at IS M. For freight apply to the captain, on board. spin Lake Mkare. FOR MISSISSIPPI CITY.

BILOXI. H4.NTIS bo rough and al intermediate landinra The fine 'achoener MARIA SOtiTHENA W. eaiataa. master, will leare as aha re. oa TUESDAY, aoth inat.

Far freight apply oa board, in the New Basia. Bp Id I naiawelti. suta Iayavra, FOR INDiANOLA AND LAVACA Golf Line To sail TDESDAT. with inst. The solea did Ai clipper schooner CHRYSOLITE.

A. 9. Act ley, master, having aeariy ail her cargo etigagea and' going on board, will hare despatch aa abeee. For DBlaace of ireight er passage apply nn board. Lower Picayane Tier, or ta GOLD EM BOW LESPARRE, BploT 75 Camp street.

New York. JSkJk. FOR NEW YORK. Holmes's Line of Packet The faat sailing rrrnlax packet ahip SILAS aaaaaafc HOLMES. R.

Orimtha, maater, ia now loading and aill be immediarely despatched. For freight or paaaage, baring elegant accommodatioaa. apply to the captain on board, opposite the Vegetable Market, Post as. Second District, or to aplO AARON COHEN, 1ST Cammea street. PklltidelaAIa, FOR PHILADELPHIA Regular Line Parketa.

The Al fine fast sailing bark CEPHAS STUR iRET. Sreaory, master, oaring nearly ail aer cargo engaged will bare despatch. For balance of freight er apply to GEO. W. HTNSON A CO, Camp atreet.

BaJtlaaare. FOR BALTIMORE Reaniar Line Parketa The Al fast sailing packet schooner SOUTHERNER. Ueo. Bellowa master, harine moat of her cargo engaged will bare despatch. For freight or paaaage apply on ar ard.

at Lower Picaynne Tier, or to apl 6EO W. HTNSON A CO, Camp at. FOR BALTIMORE TbeAl fast sailing regular packet ong JAMES B. (iEORlsE, AtwelL sua uteris now loading for the stove part, and wul bare quick dispatch. For halance of freignt apply to apli MEEKER, KNOX CO, S7 Orarter atreet.

BaT For paaaage apply ta maater on board. FOR BaLTIMOkE Regaiar Line Packet The mlfZgZL, ex wiiQa packet achuuner 1NO FldUEnV aaafiaaaUoimes, master, baring most of her cargo engaged, will hare qoirk descale a. Far naiance of freight or paaaage apply on ooard, at Lowet Picaynne Tier, or to apiu SEP. W. HYN3QN A at Camp at.

Raatwai. it FOR BOSTON Regular Line Packets The new Al cMiiDer.hio 9lML S. BI.OVER. Reilum. 'master, harina nearly all ber cargo eaaased anil hare roick irr'ch.

For ks aacr ot frrtgnt apply to apl OEO. W. HTNSON A CO, CamparreeA FOR BOSTON Despatch Line The Al fast sailing regaiar packet snip ISAAC NEWTON' 'I ton. maater. harm, all her cargo enaaeed wtii hare quick despatch.

For nawage only, apply to JONES, MACKXN DER at CO, apd Ml Orarier street. J3sZ FOR BOSTON The Al taat sailing skip ED efriTLQAR P. STRINGER. Wood, master, ia now aaBBaaTh loading anl aill hare immediate deapaico. Far freight of suu uais rntmn anply to mh8 J.

P. WHITNEY A CO, 36 Carondele: at. aaT For paaaage apply to the captain on board. POSITIVE Departure ia a Very 8hrt Time DR. TON THfc EYE AND THE EAR.

DEAFNESS And ALL DISEASES OF TH KTK AND BAR. Dr. VON MOSCHZISKER, fTmligt snii inrr fi Imperial Military Ophthalmic a. a. Hospital, and Hospitai Vienna.

aaaaB at a. iu, ax. it u. (Rooma Noa 1 and where be may be censalted on ail ill si ai i of the EYE and EAR. which require either medical ar stveXai artemlanra Huors, from a A.

to M. aaT Entrance ta the Doctor'! Rooma by the private er pnhiic door. aaT Artificial Eyea marrted. aaT Arrtfinei Tymuananu inserted in cases af Deef Besa. when it ia required.

atat Utpif PEBBLE SPECTACLES. Jnat received, a new satin Inn nt ef Pebblea. Including ail kinds of the "OPICS AND SCOPICS." which, aa tunai, we are aail mg lower than any body else ta the trade. Onaranteed People Spectacles at S3 to tag. Pebble Lenses cnt to suit any frame.

Aiao, a very Sue aaaortment of Watches, Jewelry and Fancy Seoda, a very low price. 6REOOR A WILSON, Ptl larpM AEtf corner Camp and Canal. CataUen tw Che Pwblie. bVer in mind tnat tne only si TN BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPEC 'TACLES. uf oar manutactare.

can only be obtained of AERNAGHAN A CO. ,11 Camp atreet. who are oar only satb nrevl agente. Fts tf SEMMONS A Mannfartarera. STKAJI KfiIE AND SUV MILLS.

ETTEXGER EDMOND Fortable and Smtieaary aarlaee aad SAW MILLS. The cheapest, most reliable and simplest engines now made; guaranteed ef greeter force than each engine la named for, and of best workmanship. All stzrs can be pot op in any place, and moved without being taken apart. Three engines have given great satisfaction, aad proved tbemaelvea to be what ia claimed forthem THE BEST NOW IN CSE. Copy of a letter from Messrs.

George O. Baker A Co, Selma, Aia. Selita, Ale, March to, 18M. Messrs. Errenger A Edmond Richmond.

Va jrntleinrn The Engine and Saw Mill we parchasei ef yon lest year has now been running aoont eight months, and has aawed ever one million feet of lumber in eery hard ptne. It continues to work first rate, and we consider it the beat ia the coon try. It baa cot twice aa much ia the ami time aa mills in tae vicinity that coat four timet aa much aa we paid for obqv Vtry respectfully yours. GEORGE O. BAKES A CO, Etleagrr A Edmund, Richmond, Va W.

VAN BENTHTJTSEN A CO, 07 Gravter street. New Orleans. Agenta for the sale ef the above Engines and Saw Mlila apia dmdAW A LIBERAL REWARD will be paid for the recovery of be body af a fraae Child, loot by accident on sreemer Falls City, at Jederaon City, last evening. The child had light hair, bine eyes, and fair completion; waa reaves maaimon colored dress, trimmed arith black braid greea silk bonnet, white linen apron, blue yam stockings, end black kidd shoes. Any tnforaatioa that will enaole the pareata to recoverthe body will not only be thankfatly received, but aill be laterally rewarded.

Also, for the body of the Name, who bad charge of the child at the time, and waa likewise lost. Soe had oa a own rtpcd ISIaCC Steamer Faila City, a W. E. REDDING. unrier St.

Charles Hotel, ar DR. JAMES L. KNAPP. apis tf 16 Baronne street. Aactteaeer'a WeClce.

THE anderagned havtng been iicenaed and qaaliSed. aa the law nlrecta. as auctioneer in and for the City aad Pariah of Orieana beaa leave to Inform his friends and the public that be keeps his office at 51 St in trreet. b. twees Chertree and Royal, where be wul daily attend to the bewness of auctioneer and appraiser of property of every deOTirHon.

end be hopes that hy strict atteoUon aad prmnptitode to the same, he aill meet the approiialioa af ail aho anil bestow oa him a share of their P.tpl7F" SAMPSON BLOS8MAN. Cwrteta rtewd. EDtSTO SEA. ISLAND. Soath Carolina, for tale.

Apply ta DONCAN api4 tf ST Caroedeiet atreet. Lewtlaar, BarAaAla aad Wwwl, jOa aa Appiy to apt 4 tf DCNCAN A LOSAN, ar Caroadeiet atreet. Caiyrrafy mt l.wiwlaaa i COIXESLATB I'EPAATMBNT The Annual Exam larioa will take place as foilowa WEDNESDAT aad TB CHAD AT, Hi aad sauf af taia month, from 11 ta tiMiiiWim ia Bagiiatt Braoches and Clsssirs, rOreek srd Latia.) WEDNESDAT. THURADAT and 4Pthand 30th.from A. M.

ta Uifc Ea erOeeta and the Taro PMae in Aaewat History. awarded at the las Cora rjLenXwill ee pceaanW by the Board mt tdaln rl A Rxercasea ta BloeaHoa bt Sredeata of tae KUoTm FRIDAY EVEN IN 8, the 3tHh. toar, at e'eiora. BtSS II Mg'aaT' IwUl'WB ay eaw laaa ish bis ZTlJZZ farther tarvttaciee. w.

SBARA, Dean of tae vsaeataav rac airy. at a. TaaClaaaea. aaaaclally taa a isawaiai uv aareeaV ceadiaflw Baaraem gad Day Scknmra, are seal 1 1 it aj Day Bearers mat taw year. wlyA Cj miaaa WmrfmU aaimillaia taa CaiverBftv BniUlinaa.

career Prenarataey seal amS taDJll LOCJADUFAO. POSITITE DEFABTUEE IN A VERY SHOKI TIME, of DB. VON MOSCHZISKER. Tbbbw wht wlak ta Ceaaalt Dr. Oa say iaii ssis either af the EYE OR EAR, ARM BXQJE8TED TO CALL SOON, A ha wiO RBTdda BIT A SHORT TIMB LO If 91 AT BBW ORLEANS.

Til GBNUINB PANTASCOFIC PEBBLE GLASSES ARB TO BB HAD or HIM ALONE, AMD ONLY AT TBI ST. LOUIS HOTEL, NO. 2, ONLT A SHORT TTME LONGER, apd sdatf JAMES SYME US CANAL STREET. Toara Building. Have received, per Empire City, a fine assert earn af BLACK LACE POINTS.

BLACK NET FOR SHAWLS. BLACK FLO CN CINQ LACE. VALENCIENNES COLLARS AND SLEEVES. POINT APPLICATION POINT ALENCOT. BLACK CRAPE TCLLE CAFEA FILET MITS.

CORSETS. EMBBOIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS, ptwiirn BELT RIBBONS. FRINGEA MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S WHALE BOSH AND STEEL EXTENSION SKIRTS. DOUGLASS A SHERWOOD PATENT GOSSAMER AND STEEL EXTENSION SKIRTS! All sf which will be sold at the lowest prices, apis tdpnt LADIES' TOILET ARTICLES. A choice selection, la greet variety, eenataatly en hand by SICKLES A CO, Iplm Noa.

at and Canal street. Jaat Reretved, A SCPPLT OF BCRNETTS CELEBRATED ARTICLES FOR THE TOILET, Consisting of Florimrl. the New Perfaae. KALLISTON. A Cosmetic for removing Tan.

Freckles, Saabnrn, Ac COCO AIN The most perfect Hairdreasing ia the World. ORIENTAL T50TH WASH. For the piesei latlun aad beaaty of the Teeth aad Goma. Alas A Complete Assortment of Barnctt'a Superior Extxocts, For FlaroriBg CXSTARDS, PIES. BLANC MANGE.

ICE CREAMS, JELLIES. SAUCES. Ac THOS. K. FIN LAY, Corner of Camp and Julia streets, apli 17 18 tayt it 2S idp MOTHS I MOTHS I MOTHS I McGrwrry 'a Moth Preventive.

The aadrmgaed. aa a deaier for maay yea. la carpet iaea. waaiea goaes, Ac, baring surTrred mura loss from aaeias, gave marta time aad atteatiea to the discovery sf a preveBtive agaiast tbrirdestraenveaess, and after yeara ofeBBealeacebaseeea entirely successful. Taearacir saw preseatee te the eualic wiliest ealy protect wool ens agei art metha, But aisa fara.

feathers, downs, and every erwrte tiakle ta Be injaied by them. Tae cast sf the MOTH PREVENTIVE being aaed at the low price af ai per package, pieces it within tne reacb sf every family, aad aa faasi.y aneuld be without it Jaaicioosly asxd. it waeid save tens, if not bundreda ef dollars, te the aur ch aarra. The attentioa af wholesale deaiera is called te this article, and ail those whs keep ever the summer large atecka ef weuMw. geoda Dry gooea clatk importers sad clothiers should net tail ta nse it freely, as a Urn dollar laid aut In anrchaaiag the MOTH PRETENT IVB.

and applying it in ii'iina. will sere thauaaada ef dellara, and keep their fiae gssds ia a perfect state ef aeandneasfer fail trade. Kami lies aasnt taking op their carprta. abenid not tail ta purchase aad caass te ee eaed the MOTH PREVENTIVE, aa it ia me ea'v arrieie tbat wirl aave taetr raraets. WM.

McGRORTT. Pnce per pack see, ti. Far sale J. WATERMAN A BROlHER, Comer Magmziae aad Cewtmea streeta. TAYLOR A CHCRCHlLUm Magaciae street.

A BOCS8ET A CO, Canal street. TO BD A CO, Canal street. MrCCTTHOH. HOWKT.L A CO, at Camp street. FRANKLIN KOBFTRTS.

Camp street. RICHARDS. iLOCPMB A CO, 11 Chartres street SLAKE, STACFFER 4: CO. mltto sdplm SPKING BONNBTS. MISS DOWNS, 1 40.

Casal Stuit .......140 la new iei.ei.lng a One assortment ef HATE, CRAPE, LACE AND STRAW BONNETK CHXLDRENS' LEGHORN AND SICILIAN HATS, new atyle. RIBBONS, LACE VEILS, PARASOLS, Ac AH ef which will be said extremely law for case, mam adpim CHANDELIERS AB GAS FIXTURES. The trader signed has ant ai tied the agency ef owe ef the best and moat exteaeive companies for the mean facte ring of GAS CHANDELIERS in the Caited States, and haa far sale a large assorrmeat of spleadid CHANDELIERS. HALL PENDANTS. BACKETS, BEADING LIGHTS, PENDANTS, GLASS SHADES.

MANTEL LIGHTS, READING SHADES. GAS FTPS, OAS FITTINGS, FLEXIBLE TCBI30. PATENT LIGHTERS, GLOBES, PENDANT COCKSt BCBNERS. METRE COTBKS. TUBING, BUSHINGS.

COVARINe PTPat, CROSSES. COMPOSITION FIFE. STIFF JOINTS, Ac. Ail, Ac If.R AJCiaxtawaald inBB tBF la the seat rasa aer. When required, a practical mrrbana asm gas fitter, aaidiag tae carapaays tit rase, aria artead promptly ta taa execattoa af all erdera far Sea Pipe, ar patUnc ap fix it af MarWe Meateto eeaeteBtly aa ef aTATCART.

BROCATELLB. SIENNA, IGTPT1AN. awd LISBON MARBLE. Marble Maatala am Giaaitsetap laiupBita. at prices treat atrtyta aaa aaadiriT seal fifty aallara each, Brecatelle, aad etberaof eaatly dred ta aaw tamnii I aalaaweach, Aaw, every a.milylAwa of Bard were emaiayed (at taa BsaMzneT nBe.

Raiimgaatd Veranda Caartase LJgh Bad ALLEN HILL, l)t SJailp JjliragmUe CONGRESSIONAL DELIB EttATioNsT" The manner in which the House of Representatives, at Washington, disposed of the Kan bub bill, when it first came from the Senate, shows of how little practical use all the long winded speeches have been in affecting the vote. The House haa been in session roll a hundred working days, and every day the Kansas question has been debated more or less, whatever might be the topic ostensibly in question. It has been Kansas Kansas, and nothing bat Kansas including every variation of the interminable negro snbject. Every phase of the question was elaborately explained, except that upon which the House finally concentrated at last, which was sprung upon them within an hour, and upon which evety man came up and voted straight out, without a word of examination or discussion, scarcely a word ef inquiry into its meaning. At the tail of the Senate debate, Mr.

Crittenden offered an amendment, a substitute for the bill, which did not prevail. When the bill came into the House, the Crittenden substitute was offered again, but was amended by a motion of Mr. Montgomery, of Pennsylvania, so as to contain new and very unusual provisions, raising some of the most difficult constitutional points which have perplexed men's minds during the whole of this complicated controversy, and breaking up ail the previous party relations to the snbject, and yet the whole House, in two unvarying voted against each other, just ad before, without one moment's hesitation or the asking of a single question. The Crittenden amendment provided for the admission of Kansas under the Lecomp ton constitution, conditional on a subsequent approval of the same by a direct vote of the people and in case of their refusal to approve, provided for a new election of delegates under the authority of Congress for a new convention, a new constitution to be submitted again to a vote of the people, and renewed application to Congress. The Montgomery amendment adopts all this, down to the approval of the substituted constitution by the people, in which event, the President, being duly notified thereof, ia vested with the authority to issue his proclamation forthwith and without delay for any further Legislative proceedings, declaring Kansas a State within the Union For this Crittenden substitute with the Mont, gomery amendment, all the opponents of the Lecompton constitution voted en matte, in.

eluding that large part of the Black Republicans who have from the beginning made it a question of vital principle never to vote for the admission of a State with a slave constitution, and another large section who have persistently voted heretofore with a view to maintain the binding obligation of the To peka constitution, and a third whose simple object haa bean to prevent the closing of this painlul strife, and keep it open for the political u.es of the next Presidential campaign. They all took this measure, without scruple, without asking it even to be read or printed although it is not to be denied that there are considerations involved in it of great interest, iniportanee and difficulty. This is a sample of the sort of deliberations which national questions undergo in Congress. Months are spent on abstractions, in haranguing empty benches, to fill a page in the Congressional Globe, and an extra mail bag for Buncome. Every imagined point, in a proposed measure, is keenly contested, and danger to public liberty is found to lurk in its most unsuspected provisions.

By and by, the predetermined vote is to be taken. A new face is suddenl put on the snbject some new view is presented, which recommends itself to members, principally because they have never thought of if before and they hasten to vote for the most immature and discordant proposition, without stopping to wink and in most cases the last of the, propositions successful because the last that could succeed is found to be the most open to grave objections. It is so with this Montgomery proposition, anil yet it seems likely that it is the only one that can pass. Professional Cobrtest. It is pleasant to witness instances of esprit da corps anions "brethren of one lamily;" especially, when they occur between seeming rivals and competitors.

We saw such a case yesterday. Those whose daily and hourly occasions take them through that convenient thoroughfare, opposite the Picayune ot5.ee, are well aware that the St, Charles street terminus of it is a kind of Rial to, on which side showmerr most do congregate." There the man with the telescope takes his.stand, at nightfall, to sell cheap peeps at the planets for picayunes There is to be. found an inviting chair for the reception of those who have a desire to ascertain their avoirdupois. In afc mediate proximity is the man who begs you to clasp a glass tube, and ascertain the quality of your blood by a thermal response from the crimson liquid enclosed and next to this practitioner is another who supplies you with a striking test of your muscular strength. Among the latest accessions to the Commercial Place Fair, (for so it has, in effect, become,) we have noticed an exhibitor of cosmoramic views, and a vendor of abstergent and ex pungative soap, both of whom are eloquent in laudation of their several attractions.

The soap man came first upon the ground, but had not long occupied it when the cosmoramic showman took np his stand near by, nd immediately diverted a considerable portion of the crowd, who had been admiring the eloquent disquisition of the soap seller, to the new wonder; and his audience being gone, he followed in their train, and was soon taking his limited view of cosmoramic delineations through the circular bit of glass in the showman's box. Having indulged himself in this "pursuit of knowledge under difficulties" to his satis ftaxrtion, he resumed his perpendicular, and potting his hand into bis pocket was about to draw out tha usual picayune, when he was prevented by the exhibitor, with, great grmcioasnesa of manner, declined to take tha fee from bis brother of the craft of side show neo. The compliment was most gracefully Acknowledged by the recipient, aad. a return of it, in kind, politely suggested. These are of the sort of pleasing Amenities that give lustre to life, and contradict the cynic gtern philosophy, that man does nought without a selSsh motive 1 BpiS.

ltTdodlrEsrl. bA InteiidaA of Jawka OUR FATHER WHO ART IN HEAVEN. BY H. CLAY PtttLSS. Father in Heaven we bow to Thee, Poor hum hie inserts of the sod, And own Thee as the source of all The only 'true and living.

God: The oountlesa worlds that roll throogh apace) In spheric hymn proclaim That 1 bou art Kin and Lord of all hallowed by Thy name! Imprisoned in this dark estate. As exile from hia home. We blindly erope. throaaii doubt and aia Oh! let Thy Kingdom come Against Thy just and holy laara Unr foolish souls have striven; Oh Father let Thy will be dona On Earth aa 'tia in Heaven. With earthly wants, and low desires.

Our angel natnree starved and dead, We call on Thee aa helpless babes Give aa this day our daily bread. With oontrite hearts, aad pleading sighs. We fail before Thy throae; As we Inraire a brother! suis, Ob, God! furtive our owe Let not the wily Tempter's art Seduce our erriug souls from Thee But save oa from all evil. "Lord! In time, and in Eternity. Almighty God! to Thee ia due The glory of the earth and Heaven All praise, all faith, and holiest love.

To Thee, Oh, Lord! alone ia given. Boston Post. April Flowerings and Showkrings. How beautifully do all times and seasons, in their changeful revolutions, expound and illustrate the genius of Shakespeare And now, while "well appareled April on the heel Of limping Winter trends how forcefully impresses itself upon the heart the beauty of the comparison of Proteus, the gentleman of Verona Oh hue this spring of leve resembleth Th uncertain glory of an April day. Which now shows ail the beauty ot the sun, Aud by and by a cloud takes all away Portia's servant, in the casket scene, fitly describes an ambassador of love," when she tells her mktress that A day in April never came so sweet.

To allow bow ciitly Sumnwr waa at hand. As tliis fore purrer comes before bis lord; and Iris, in The praises Ceres, most bounteous lady," for 'Tin batiks with peonied and liiiej brima. Which tpuazj April at her best Sweetly said Antony, when he saw his Octavia weeping, as she took her mournful leave of him The April 's in her eyes it is love's And theae the showers to bring it on! And Shakespeare, too, on April flowers, as well as April ituelf how charming Violets He makes Titania's couch of them I know a bank whereon the wild thyme blowa, Where ox lips and the nodding violet blows. There sleep. Titania, sometimes of the night.

Lulled in the do were with dances and And thus does the pretty Perdita, in the Winter's Tale," discourse of them to the Old Shepherd and the disguised Camillo Here flowers for yon danbdils. Taat come before the swallow dares, and taka The April wind, with beauty violets dim. But sweeter thau tife lida el Juno's eyea Or Cytherea's breath." Music, by nighty he describes as coining o'er the ear Like the sweet Soath. That breathes upon a bank of vigiata, Steaiin and giving odor; and, as if to rate this modest little flower highest for fragrance in the blooming parterre, he declares that "To thrgw a perfume on the violet Is wasteful and ridiculous excess." How prettily and how gallantly does the Duke of York demand of his newly arrived son, what court beauties were ascendant when he left London Welcome, my sun Who are the violeta. now.

That, ilnw tlie preen lap uf the new come Spring T' Laertes, describes the professed love of Hamlet for Ophelia, A violet in the youth of primy nature. Forward, not permanent not lasting The pentmie and suppiiance of a minute TNo more. and hapless Ophelia herself, ia her madness, cries I would you violets, too but they withered ail, when uiy pmr father died! Oh matchless Shakespeare Blitz. Do any of our readers confess to not knowing who Blitz If they have never seen Blitz, have they not all heard of him Blitz is the best of the conjurors; the merriest, funniest and most unique of all the tricksters. He does all his fantasticalities with a defines and a glibness that make them fourfold more curious and wonder moving than they seem in the fingers of any other juggler.

And his canary birds Blitz has a family of forty canary birds, every one of which is full as clever as Blitz himself. There is nothing those canary birds of Blitz's cannot and do. not do. They eertainly reflect great credit on their trainer and teacher for, save that they do not speak, Blitz himself, clever as he is, can hardly accomplish more wonderful things than can Blitz's birds. Blitz, we see, is at Mobile, delighting and astonishing the old and the young.

Blitz must come here and when he comes every bodv must go to see him and his canaries, and take their children with them and if they haven't got any children of their own, they must borrow some of somebody else. But Blitz must come, and must be seen, and be heard. A vermilion edict SBBKirr's Sales. We are informed that the following sains of real estate, Ac, have been made by tha Sheriff during the pet week Vacant lot, oa Jackson, atreet, bet weenA poll aad Nayadee, 27 "by 110, ono half cash and one ualf at twelve months, $900 three atorv brick dwelling bouse, slate roofed and other improvements, on Baronne atreet, between Common and Gr.vier. the lot ia about 27 by 110, eaaa, five improved lata, in suburb Guene, fronting on Derxenaie anu unxsga, caao, 9 iam two iota; ahout 1 SS by 91, fronting tbe Pnblie Landing, Levee and Sara psrn, with a two eUtry brink building and other im prove ment.

thereon, part cash part on. erred! tw lota, about as by 109, comer of Chippewa and Fourth atTeera, wrto the mipreveiments thereoa, same terms aa above, 1.125; two lota, 25 by about 117, oa tha Publin Rued, Levee street, with the right to the batture, same ternas aa above. laur lots, oon tigtmoa tw each etiMtr, need aa a erden, by Ufl, fronting on Fourth atreet, betwwaa. Laurel and Jersey, aaaae terms as above, Li thrM frame boners and iwt building corriex of IJ0 and Madiaon strwta, in McD ooriville, the lot is fM Shrewwhurv, pari. J.

teen abmw. stocTsew Jackeo. nd Gra. Northern JUilrs d. ato New Orieana, Opcl WBara JUOroaaL cab, Total, gt frffi 4 ig" Tie Indianapolis wVmrTial teHa a fannr rtorw ob tbe sheriff ef that county.

Toe day before the escape of Shears and tbe other prieower. (of whk we had an aeeoont several ehiys a4 thwv were eMrmpLaining of th jail fitreV wnereirpon tbe Sheriff fiictionsIy adviaBd them, if they didn't Uka the leave. They left, iU a1 Loss of tbb Ship Marcd iaa The ship Tarquin, Cant. Smith, arrived at tha leve last evening, from DmikirkrFranebAvTao; en board Capt. Crowell, the mate and two seamen of tbe ship Ken than, of Boston, frent New York, bound 'to Panama, witb eargo of coal.

We learn from Capt. Croweil that a left New York on the 25ta ef February and that on the 2d ef March be experieneed A heavy gale from the south west4 that the wind suddenly canted into the northwest, witb av cross, ugly sea on, cansing the ship to laber very hard, and to commence leaking; that tbe gale continued till the 4th, when, he anv deavored to reach tbe nearest porL. Tbe ship was then leaking freely. Daring the night the 4th, the wind bauiod round. to the seaQi west, and then again canting uddenly into tbe northwest, with av ftesh gala on, a heavy gust threw the ship on ber bcerrr ends, aavd swept her deck.

The barometer at this time) stood at 29 .06, and was falling fast, with very heavy thunder and lightning prevailing Capt, Croweil let ge main and mizzen topemil sheets, and succeeded in getting the shin be fore the wind. She now bad six fpet of water in the hold, however, and it waa gaining on ber fast, Although, the whole crew, ermaigriny of twenty six, were kept constantly at worm, endeavoring to keep it On the morning ef the 5th of Mvrehyia latitude 37 longitude 60 4HY VT Capt. Croweil, at 8 o'clock, signalized the cupper ship Charger, Capt. Hard, from Boston, bound to San Francisco, Oe aring N. W.

by cfis tant about seven miles, and a Spanish berk, the name ef which ia not bemad from Liverpool, to Matanzas, and finding bis ship now in a sinking condition he wee compelled to abandon her. With the Rani stance of Hard, all hands were taken off. Seven seamen were put on board of the Span, ish bark, and the rest on board of the Charger. This was accomplished by 4 P. M.

OnShe succeeding night, the gale increasing, Capt, Croweil has no doubt that the Meridian then went down. At 8 the gale compelled the Charger to close reef, and so she had to re. main for forty eight hours, quite unmanageable during the whole time. 'Those who had bees taken on board of her, from tbe Meridian, remained on her for twelve days, until she) fell in with.the ship Tarquin. Capt.

Smith, on the 17th, in latitude I'P longitude 41 3fV when Capt. CroweU, the mate and two seamen were transf erred to her. Fifteen of the crew remained on board of the Charger until they could meet with some other Vessel Capt. Croweil returns his sincere thanks to Capt. Hurd, of the Charger, and to Capt.

Smith, of the Tarquin, for the kind treatment himself, and the others with bint from tne Meridian, experienced on board both vessels. 3" The accounts of the fisheries on the Potomac, so far, are quite uiilavorablc. 7 B. Coniey, has been Mayor of Augusta, without oprxantaoiA, 1 t7 In New bury port, recently, tbe KaV. Mr.

Pike baptized by imraenroano less than ninety seven persons. tT The five swords of the late Major General Worth have been deposited in the New York State Library in Albany. r. XjT The Bteauiphip Vanderbilt, which left New York on the l'th inst. tor Sontbaraptott andTlavre, took out $235,000 in specie.

i fjp" The Maine Democratic State Convention, to nominate a candidate for Governor, ia to be held in Augusta, on the 30th of June. fjy The Hon. John Ewing, formerly Be. presentative in Congress from Indiana, died at his residence in Vincennes, oh the 5th in the seventieth year of his age. f' CP The U.

S. Senate hae confirmed the appointment of Jesee J. Simkins, aa Collector of Customs at Norfolk, Va, in place of S. T. Sawyer, whose commission has expired.

pp" Xbe returue of the British Board ef Trade exhibit a failing off in the export ef Febi nary of over two millions sterling aa compared with the same month of last year. fj It is annoanued that Mr. Thomas P. Kettell, editor of the United States Economist, is about to assume the editorship of Hunt's Merchants' Magazine, in place ef tha" late Freeman Hunt. XjJ" We learn from the Memphis papers that the trial of Bolton, in the Circuit Court of Tipton county, Teon, for the murder ef McMillan, of Kentucky, at Memphis? has resulted in his acquittaL Tie New SUam Maop ff rV ar Pen taenia.

We learn from tbe Penaeeola Observer, that tbe work on the new steam sloop of war. Pen sacola, at that navy yard, ia rapidly uro'givua. ing, and tbe frame ia abAnt two thirds enw The JVaxktngUm Unvon. The Union announces a reduction of the price of tbe dally paper to two cents per copy, and by anaiT, six dollars per year, payable in advance. The object is to give tbe CnMm a wide enrwdatioa.

I3T In the Coat vt fibre vvpert, on the 12th inst, F. M. Flynav ebarged with killing C. Johuwun, at Betaaay. ia Aognat, 1856, was tried, and the jury returned ver diet of guilty of 'murder, witAout capital punishment.

a a. go pre me Codrt of Ohio ha decided that bank and bank stocks are awbtwCt to taxation tbe same as other property. Tai seems to be in opponition te the decision nn dered by the Supreme Court of the United States some time ago. Tie Utah. Wrmy.

The New York Tin as publishes be following cheerful note, dated Camp Scott, February 2ti, frotn an oflsarim the army of Utah, to the Adjutant General U. S. Army, ire New York t. Daaw Major Th army wanttiaaaw fas g'tinnaaS health and spirits, aud maintains a military aurlaiss asm and ardor rarely exiiiiutee. Officers ait HWRBJCASX AT BaaTOWVILLX.

TtrnUy Five Live L.The St Lome Be publican, of. the 12th inat, has the fciBciwing; rapps t.T A brief at Ben too vine, tbe 3d inst mloraie as of a wjrnble jfeter in tbat town. On ibe 2Ttb ch. UmdIvJL hurricane pasard over tr P40 9T waacn nearly every the htoJ dewsi and tVeuivllw hve "ere lost. The worindeT fT? After the storm.

i annrii ins XAbwEJI aaronyJ Ko otlier roirtieuiars of thie Acaudent kam awssri RmaVumvili' tne eonnxy sowb or aenaewi tamjXT, which aoryOiArUlfA aW; 1 4' 1 i. wil 0 I l4 i I i 'fi i.i 1 1 i i i i it if ii i 1 3 'I if i it I I Ml 1.