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DO i V'i' 1 4 LU1IE XXW. NKW ORLEANS, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 23, 1858. NUMBER 128. if i ii i jy II II 1 II ll 1 5SgTGN PORTS. 'llhi iStU SaEENLBAK, Mem i ber nd foin on or paiBe onl, ILJwfora UmltVT niinbr hi wperiM fJSt P'y nter ou board, fit ggkyox 87 orCT t.

1 TgYgoQI Taku Tobcco The Al Auncn tbi(r DIONE, tohce pply to tcb. Csrondelpt i i' fiM ccommodatiou, apply to 2Z 77vjTpOOL The AX Mtailiu Atnert i. '(EMOf E. SaU, muter, i now load For heTy freifat or i 1 BAXTER LOVELL CO. i LIVERPOOL Take Tobacco Ttie A I African ship COLOMBOS, Hopper, er freater pn of her cargo en Mord will have prompt despatch towc 3" baiei cotton apply to VtiiKft.

KNOX. timterat. mauefc apply to tbe master ou Board. TTljVIiFOOL Ttte Al fan uinne Aa.t wdklTF. CUTl'INO, Lyon, master, ia now 3rtbaoeve port aud bave qalck iorfrelfbff baleaeottoo apply to 4 jijifcEK, AMOA.

7 taraTieret. f'T gfter on board. TfJVgSJ'OOL The Ai lui aaiuuK Aiue aiw HAR P. 8TR1NGEK. Wnod.maa taadinc and wil.

bave quick dea reittrt cotton apply to i ((HKSEl a CoroneletC jrtte applT 8 th captain on board. i 1 LTVeWOOlr The faat oai'inir Auicrt F. SCHMIDT, MulUaeu. maa aJ 1mkui( aad will be inmedte dr hali cotton apply to iTr.WHiTMi sscaroadeletat T.Ttmi&y to captuhi on boftrd. sTTTjVEafOOIi Tbe Al fii.t saiiiug Amri H.

FRfcSCOrr, BKchelder. airim part cf her cargo eLgagtd, will jaiys lot July For freight Rpoly to J. H. ASHitSlDbE CO. bffiJt excellent; accomicc latl ma for paueugera, to toe captain on i Mt irrt IUu icL VEHPOOL The Al fa; 'ailing Amtrri MOSES.

Otia. havuig if her rTfa engaged aad goiuit jomcdk.te despau.n. For. balance of BAXTER. LOVELL CO.

JTTRf OOU The Al fait tailing America fM F. SC8K Sear master, 1 arte part of her enraed will have For freight of So oa ti cotton TS. 91 Qrarier at. (tafpiy to the captain on board, Veet 38 i UVEaPOOL The Al ery fatt xoihip POTOMAC, Reed, macter, i all aer carfo engaged and colug ou bnard uek ceapatch. For balance of freigbt BAXTEK.

LOVELL CO. 4 LIVERPOOL The At Terv (aat aaillug STAR, Morrill, matttr, I tne greater part or nee cargo engages ana nwet wita Imnortiiaie acttpwcoa. or indent apply BAXTER. LOVKJ.t. CO.

FOaiJVEB POOI The Al tart Bailing Bremen' ihip HAGUaLGB, Henche, saater. baeinf par of her cargo engaged will meet with deapatch. lace af freixfit or paiage apply to Jz a. ABMBKJDtiE lao Common at. FOB LIVEHPOOlr Tie Al taat aaltlng Amfri a ahlp ILIZABCTU HAMILTON, Lewia, atet, Bow loadirg for the above port and will a deapatch for freight of tooaoco apply to 4.

P. WHTTNEt a Carondeiet at. i apply to tee captain on boar. i .1 trVEKPOOL Tbe Al faataaUinf aloaalan lArVELF CHLDDOW. Boaae.

maater. ia will hare quick deapatch. For J. t. WHITICI Carondeiet at.

apply to the captain on board. 71 TEHPOOL The Al laateaillng Bremen Langenaerf. maater, ia now i hi the adore port and will have quick rs. ht asply to a UTMET ac 3S Carondeiet at dTS, JgANRENAUB CO apply to 'the captain on beard. LITE Kr'OvL The aplendil Al laat aailing ahip HOLY ROOD, Jordan, master, art of her cargo engaged and going on rtcmptdeapatch.

For freight ot bio oaiea 9 1L2EXEB, KNOX 87 arrommodationa, p.y i agard, Peat 46, Third Diatnct. trVTKPOfcL Takea Tobacco The Al 3 American anip CONSTITCTIO.1, eaaater. having moat of her eargt en id will meet with outck deapatch. For 'V' BAXTER, LOTELL A CO. rnperior apply T')ti Iatrtct.

UTEBPOOL The aplenriid Mew rk ip FANNY FOtiBoTER. Bliah, maa isTt ianaediate deapatch. For freight of "on apply to A r'OSniCS, 1 uCTT k. FACvVCLL. 3f Natchez at i.

apply on board, PoatSS, ijecoud L'ia mj LIVERPOOL Tbo fine faat sailing Al te ipperbrig ATALANTA, Wecencar ui Be loaded with deapaa. it fmm or floor apply to iOHS TOCB.O. 181 Common atreet. LTVEKFOOL The' Al taat aalilog Amerf a. of iujam Wlink.aliei, Atwooa, i iradlng above pore and will at of tobacco apply to ilf.NETf ja 30 Carondeiet St.

to the captain on ooard. I 1 POOL The Al faat tailing Amerl T3CKXAH, Merr7man, maater, ia i for the above port and will have it freight apply to jfaiTNCY at 35 Carondeiet at. ipply to the captain, on board. Iail0a. iBON The Al faat taiUng American 4KSHIKE, Williama, maater.

ia now the above port and will have quick dea at of Taacco apply to A f.WaJTHEY 18 Carondeiet at. 9 vry to the captain on ooard. In al SDOS Tbe Al faat Bailing Hamburg i. laaAC NEWTON, Paap. maater.

is wm have immediate deapatch ta at f.aa'rsrf Mt. 3 Carondeiet at to too captain on board. 'i'B "r), LTb Al faat sailing Bremen ankn. master, is now loading 101 F. rTTZT as Carondeiet at.

i ma captain on noara. rc C' Tn Al fast sailing Bremen t.t tannaen, master, is now 1 lading H7 rwt and will have quick despatch. vj to 4 r. niTNfera r.iM.MrfrHf. Thf flne accommodations, apply to fa Jed IU.E8 The Al fast sailing Ame "JP ClSSATIC, Deverena, maater, ia now oolck despatch, iror freight WdlTMEY 36 Carondeiet at.

aavtas Hrv accommodations, aoply yd, Past 39, First District. Jrfi 'OA The Al American ship H111" tnaater, having most of her a and going on board, will meet with ranaiBdcr of fre'itbt apply to BAXTER, LOVElU CO. 6EO. A. FOSDIcK.

OA The Al bark LENOX, Beth part of her cargo engaged "uadeatatch. For oalaiice of freight JBKXDeE CO ISO Common st Aaavmg (ood acsommodations for three apply on board. Post 18, First District. The Al American ahlp TROY. greater pait of 0 Jffttl wrmeet with dspatchT For a8 i Coaaaon'al 1 aJUng Anaer i hiYfS01 n'wload a wu aav.

quick eapatch. For freight liiTri) i.r.. r' itsr tot 5 a tk lrfor "nodationa, apply bM ship WM. tag for th. llix not atthe current rates ia Carondeiet st.

I and will kr i master, is now kL A Di Tbe very fast aaihnTT. t. i above port, 'if the hsi. to DalcmomaSonld bo offered. lOUao, Common street; H1TS SHIPS.

FOREIGN PORTS. 'i FOR HAVRE The splendid Al American ehip condry, maater. tanow loading aud wm ua qoici crapnirn. ror ireignt apply to Jelll JONCa.MACKirtiif m. i i.

Si ajr For paaauire, having auperior atateroumanditeeraKe lrrommI iona apply to the captain on board, or at the muce oi ineajrenia FOR HAVRE The Al lut aiuliu Aiuerican hP TROPIC. Nnwell, maater, ia now loading and 'will litk unit iipiLUirrri. rnrifrium uiii m. J. P.

WHITNEY OA Carondeiet at. adT For peerage apply to the captain ou hoard. FOR HAVRE The Al American ahlp 01E SA, Bl'itow, maater, ia now loaiiing lor the above 1 Dort. Kor frltflit or oaafaee avulv to BAXTER. "LOVELL CO.

Bremea. FOR BREMEN The Al and vrrv fast aailine Bremen bark NKW OKLK AN Sanderr, mantrr, 'liaviujr nif at of ber carao nsairfd in.t eolnr en board wilt nieet vith quick drepAtch. For rvniwade ol lingbt apply to KAXTCR. LOVELL CO Jc 23 ar MUMMY, LUL1NU CO. iT For paraaire, having g.Knl arc mimo intinna in cabin and steerage, apply on boaid, i'oat i3, rourrb lliatrtct.

jr. FOR BREMEN Tbe Al B'enien ship BKrt arffgMEfi, Briii km, maater, ia now loadinx for the port aud will Lave iiumediste For freight of cottou apply to 1 Jell J. P. WHITNKY 3 Carondeiet ui t. Aii.i fiivEiii ii fiu r.

41 Union atrcett. asy For passage apply to the captain on board. FOR KP.CMr Tbe Al very faat bailing dJWW! Bremen iiiiv oEORO, HoLorst, maatrr, ia now ami will meet wi' Quirk iepatch For remainoerrit neignr apply ro JeH BAXTER, LOVELL Firpeaaage, hafinx uprior ac; j.nmj.iariona, qn re on hoard DOMESTIC PORTS. Tampa, bin. FOR TA'MPA.

fH Wnh repet. The rrgu.ar oacttrc chooarr KNICK, Simaina 'Uiaiter la now leading at Lfiurrr Piti.vtiip Tier for the above port, dirvct For freight or pcipae appli1 to the captain board, or to w. wakefiei.d co Jirt 7T iMraeiue ftrt r.t. YorS. tjt VOSSEW YOHR Kolmea'a Lice of Packets a3CiTfct: IM' ailing rrjalar pack alup 8 I A 9 oviaiKH C.

Unrtita, maater, is now loading and wl.l be ininiedistety iervatched. Fcr fr iht or pafsr, bavineiegm apply, toe on board, fppjit tbe Vag xable Marker Second Dl't ict, Pint iri, or to JfSi COHEN. 127 Common street. FOR NFW YORK Regular Unr neiiue aaiiiT.g aliip SHERIOAN. Ruell.

mwrirc lmviiirf moat of Vr cargo engaged tavc despatch. For balance of freight a.iply t.i Je'O GEO. HYNSON a. Camp at. aaF having aoperior accommodation, apply CD bnard, Poat Flra.

Diairirt. Tr FOR NEW YORK The Al fast Bailing ahip SEA BEf.LF, Lampaer. master, now leading avaTTaT'ifor Ihe above port, and bavmg the greater part of oer cargo enraged aud going on onrd, will have 'laick deapatch. For balance of freight apply to Je2if MF.F.KKR, KNOX Jt S7 Oravierat. adT For passage oi p.y to master on board.

Post li, Firat District. Boatoia. FOR BOSTON The Al faat aaUina 'American ahlp BKNMNGTOM. Jcbn DoagTaa. maater, 'having the most of her rnruiil jin onboaidwill 'be immediately deapatched.

For balance of freight or paiaagr apply tt Je en T. JENKINS. 1M Oravier street. FOK HOMOS Uegular Line Tbe Al faat uiii 'dia baviiitf moat of her cared enaaeed. willbave imlrk drapatch.

For oa'anre of freight apply to Jel oEO. W. MS Camp at. aaT For psnaage apply on board. Post 23, First District.

3 3 FOBOSTON'The Al and very lastaaiTiiig SSbark CAROLINE El.LEMS, Ellems, master, ia now loading, and bv.iug tbe greater part of ber cargo encaged and gidng on board will have deapatch. ror na, nice ui ireignt apply to ti. BASS. 110 Common street. jtgs FOR BOSTON Rivers' ft Regalar Dea Line The Al coppered and fast sailing aaBKae brig BELLE, York, maater, will have Immediate deapateh aa above.

For freight or pasaage apply to Jeist WM. J. DEWEY. Gravier FOR BOSTON First Veaael, to sail In a few SFJ dill day a The Al iaat sailing packet ahlp JOHN Je ia HWri ALBERT. U.

Crowell, uiaeter. having otorx. of her cargo on board will aail aa a3ove. For balance of freigbt apply to Jen GEO W. HYNSON Camp st.

mW For passage apply on board, Hon v. First District. Lake fhore. NOTICE The arhooners SARAH BCRR and CONDOR are now niakicg regiiiar weekly trips between New Orleans. Paa Cii.iaiian.

Mnsitfiuri City and and will receive freight lor thoae poiata Freigbt snipped to Handaooro' will fie i'ore i nd frarde4 tree oi chage. App.y on Doard, a tUe New isaiiu. or to Magazine atr'. et. lejjytt L.

J. Bt'Rjt. Vnrht Crocotlllr for rS.tie. This hne. hniit Schooner Yacht i oif red for aa by the auderaigud a he ha just reualred and th iroughiv overhauiei.

sae be seen at all times at tbe Lake end of New Canal. ORLION FOSTETi, 1 ar3S tf nJ io Poydrea itrett. For The Al fst ailii'a coppered and copper fa. ened bars Ulii.Ui year old. mo m.r buiit at In oruer aud cQa.B ted for any voynge.

For narticalara apply to A. F. W. H. ELLIOT.

mylR tf or H. T. LONSDALE, SON A CO.1 Dealer la Ambratype and Photosrrnphlc fjuemica.a. C3TOCB. and Apuannasi every kind of Atlsta' Mi'.

ru lsion LahI and for sale cheap. rh 'trvtuarpbic and Ambratype Likei.tf.es taa In tha neat sty le of coloring, cheap. instructions given in all the abave arts. Patles caa larn in one week, bat can aray and Irani dutil aatiaricd JAMES ANDREWS. St.

Charles mtJft sm apis 6m comer af Canal, a stairs. 1 ugar JIl'l, Kolnen. Nteum Trains aasf Oua Works. riO ASTERS AN The sabscrlBer hegt ave, respectfully, to inform the Planters and citi tent of Louisiana genr. rally, tnat he baa permanently located in the city of Baton Rouge, where he is prepared tc till orders for 8CGAR MILLS, ENGINES, SCEAV' TRAINS and GAS WORKS, which, onder contract, fa wtii order from bis friends in Philadelphia, New Yrkan' Boston, and have put up in any part of the State, cudti ais wn sn pervision.

The Gas apparatus which he has tost completed for tbi State Honse, at Baton Ronge, is admitted to be the best and most economical Uptht that can be naed in private rea ldencea, aa well aa a a par houses. This apparatna he la pit pared to put np, ranging in price according to quality o' the Chandeliers and the number of burners, from Si 5 Having considerable evperience In Steam Tram, he la prepared to give special attention to this kind of work. For proficiency and skill, aa well as prompt attention to brsineaa, the beat recommendations can be famished. Address letters to D. R.

TIG HE, apj smdAW tan Rouge, Loaisiana. Selling Out to Qnlt the Baslneaa. A rare nance for Steamboat Captains, Restaurants, Hotel Keepers, and others. rJiHB subscriber is now offering his entire stock at below cost, consisting of HARDWARE, STOVES AND TINWARE. A good assortment of Sheet Iron and Cast Stoves, beautifully finished, auitable for 8 team boats and Ho tela.

Cooking Stoves, of every sire, for families. Charing Dishes, Soap Tureens, Codee Urns, Side Lamps, Signal Lamps and Lanterns. Cooks' Knives, Japanned Trays and Tea Sets. Melon, Jelly and Cake Moulds. A complete assortment of Kitchen Tin Ware.

Iron Gaa Pipe, at all aizee, and Iron (iaa Fittlnn. Brara and Iron Globe Valves, Oil Globes, Brsaa Cocks and Union Joints. Steam and Vaconm Ganges. 8 sets Tinners' Tools, 1 Gaa Pipe Tools, now in use. 1 Coppersmith Tools, As the entire stock is to be closed immediately, an early call is earnestly requested.

HOWARD H. ZACHARIE, Jel3 lm 36 Fulton and 35 Front sts. A advertisement. PULVERIZED CHARCOAL, for Rectifying Purposes, manufactured by an improved prnsess, guaranteed tc rectify longer and sweeter than any Coal in use. Bold at the usual price.

Orders received by CAKE, BOULDE my30 ia im Market street. Philadelphia. Green's few Orleans Type Fanmlry ana PRINTERS FURNISHING WAREHOUSE. Established in 1847. To Publishers and Printers in the South and Southwest, rnflfj SUBSCRIBER, having been appointed Agent of JL one of ihe most celebrated Type Foundries in the Union, will open a Warehouse in New Orleana i on or before the 1st of An gnat, ISM, for the sale of printing Material of every description.

The assortment will comprise a great variety of Book and News Type, Fancy Latter. Scripts, Borden, Ornaments, all of which are of the latest deaignai and many other novelties of recent Introduction. Printing Presses and every arttele reqnisite for the Typographer, will be supplied at tbia establkhment, on the most favorable and accommodating terms. The Type, Borders, Ac will be sold by weight at New Tork prices, and free from, the following charges, imposed by other agents, vis i Freight. Insurance, Newspaper, Book an? Job Ofhcea fitted out complete, suitors.

Printers and Publiabeea, on the point of eatab Uahing new othcea, or renewing their old ones, would find tt to their interest, and greatly to their convenience, te com manic ate with the andersigoed, who will faraisa the meat reasonable estimates of the cost at which he is prepared to fiU their orders. The nbacriber respectfully sblldtg the return of that natrenawe with wblrh keen aa liberally favored. Omce for the present No. 18 SC Charles atreet apw SIB rx. n.

Oak. 'ORri tMt SUPERIOR TIMBER, for low, and convenient for ahirslne. by uitkr SB .5 7. aitVa STEAMSHIPS. New York, vln.

Key West. To sail on TIIUR.SDA. July at a. AI. rOR NEW YORK, VIA KEY WET The 8.

Mall ateumahin TF.vMlss f.v. Tbcmaa Forkea. commander, will I above, punctually, rortreigntorpaaaage, stateroom accommodarionn. apply to auKHAK to Jel3 foot of Julia atreet. Cabin paaaag" 50 Naaaan.

Leaves Kev Weet ou SATURDAY, nd July. run Nassau i ne u. s. rtiaii areamonip ATLANTIC wM leave Key West for Naasan as ant.ve. ror pasaage, naving eiegnut state room sccommodationa, spniv to HARRIS, MORGAN ft Jtai tJe JS loot of Julia street.

H.cy Weal. To sail oi SATURDAY. June i. at 8 A. M.

FOB KEY WEST. VlA PENSACOLA, 431 i Apaiachirola St. Marks. Cedar Keys, Tampa fTarrjr. p3T Manatee Soathern if P.

9. Slail Line The superior coppered and copper fastened st.MtmtWp ATLANTIC, W. H. Talbot, comman ncr, win leave aoove. For freio bt or pascage, having as per lor stateroom accom moiietlons fr raesetirers, apply to HAR RIS.

KORG IN foot of Jalla J18' opposite SteainahJp Landing. aT rreijbta to Apalachlenla, St. Mark au lTamp.i Hy sab)ect to luitterare at steamer's eapeuse. ablppera will plvnse trnvide thmaelrt areamer'B rorra or or none otiior 1 srned. fJF No freigbt received wltDout an order.

Texna. To sail on THDRSDAt. June C4. at 8 A. SI.

US MAIL LI nE SOUTHERN 8TEAMSHIP COMPANY ZftZ JLt For tialveaton ami liiaiaitoia The mip nor coppere.1 ana copper raHtened st'im. hip I t. A AS, 11. ilsou, comcinnder will aail positively as enove. ror ireignt or pasaage, uaviug eiegai.t ac modations, applv on hoard, or to HARRIS.

MORGAN foot Je 20 opposite Steauisnip LnmHug. sablne rata. To sail on THURSDAY, i dy. at HA. M.

rvrv asm r. rAia ailf ej.i.ve9 fT' rN ton 3. Mail Line Sonihern Steam. alp uierior c.it'i.ere.i ani cono fastened CALHOUN will leave a above, mop pivg a Sinine Pbm ing to an iet oin Ga e. ton, rai ryir tb'tf U.

S. Maik For freight or parage, having angrier Mtater, vim nrmrrtmc 'arioua apply to k.Jel. HARRIS. VIORGAN toot ulia ft. Ckarletua fevr Yoi.

Caln from to New York. cue. UNITED i JTATES MAIL LNEl Nv. V.A A 1 V. II, Vmi Wff Sly Tta steamship COLUMBIA, tons, Terry.

ia.r, ruler. AStl I LLC, t. 'J. Evrcc, cumiu ClARJOiv, IrtOtoa, W. Foster, ccallUAUile.r.

JAS Al 6t1R, IVt T'O r.er, j.el.Jc. tOUTKCRNFJi. Uu M. Alar'y. trr.

A.ver 3 WLarvea every Kt 1 ATL ADA Y. filter ilic arrival ol the cars lrnm tir So3tl and W. at. Tables anppiied with every taaury. Atteu'ivt and caurtenttBC9mn.a.iders will ensure trstrlers line ever possible r.

mlort aui accomnuidatlrkii. Aoplyto HS.NS.Y l'SROON A Agents, yiMf Charteetuu, O. Cabin Faaaae, Pae. For Male The atcainsuip AMERICA, aa ahe now lies r. at toot til Harmony street, roortn uiatnct.

built iu Itf'V, ot oak, aud well fastened: was thoroughly repaired last fall, and aow in comple'e order for baaineks. Capacity about i'U barrels, and drawa 7 feet Uwded, and with S.V.1 barrela only ri fee t. She carries Sio bogtbeads oa deck, and baa remarkably tine accom modatiou for stock. Tonnage 17J rkv For terms, Ac, apply to WOOD A LOW, my) 37 Satchel street. EYE AND EAR.

DR. VON MOSC1IZISKEK, Ornllrtt and Aorlst. DR. VON SIOSCHZISKER, tbe only legitimate pro feasional Oculist and Auriat who baa ever vieited tbe Bunth, iod whiiw aucceaa In the Medical and Sargiral treatment of tbe Eye and Ear hja been well teeted, will return to New Orleana to pasa the greater part of the winter season in that city. aeT Al! letters or applications during the summer mist be directed to his Omce, 1009 Flue, ahjve Teutn atreet, Philadelphia.

my3 ln( PEBBLE SPECTACLES. fJ7jJf. 'j Just received, a new assortment of Pebbles. Inrlodlng all kinds of tte "OPICS AND SCOPIC8," which, as nsua we are aej lrg lower than any body else la tbe trrvie. Gcrvrsntee Febbie Spectacles at fr.im..

(3 to Ivj. Pebbie Lenses cut to euit any frame. Auto, a very fins assortment of Wotcbea, and Fancy Goods, at very low prices GRESOR A WILSON, Ftl corner Camp and raullsu to tbe Public. eTTStae. Bear in mind mat be only GEN 3UHlr iSj? 1 BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPEC TACLES.

of our mangiictorp, can juiv i cbtained of KERNAGHAN a il Camp reef, who are oor on!" authorized centa. tf SEV'HONS rc wa jufactovers Kventns Kxruralona. By the MEXICAN LF jjgj5frj RAILROAD. Leaving at P. and ret.ming oy 7': P.

M. aT Paaaage hvf Price. myW lttptf Poi.it I'leur Hotel. I irrn, The above which i beautif.iMy aituat. on eastern of Mobile By, will oe opened i guests tttween the rtn and th o( ine.

A de mand for scconiaiodaficTJ ha induced tbe proprietors to erect a buildi. which, whenenmptered, will contain Thirty Two line uc.rna. and inak tbe tfa rabie of comi'jrtably accommodating altcgettier Four Hundred PerioaB. Ptint Cli ar is distinguished for Its natural advantages ami healthful locality, having a free and unobstructed Gull Breere, and mat auperior Salt Water Bathing wi.nln lou pacea of the Hotel. Good Music is secured Srable B' comiiioJiitioMS provided, and a variety of amuxeroeutd offered.

The splendid new steamer CRESCENT wil! leave Mo bile every afternoon far Point Clear direct, and will also go down ou buudays, Mondays and Thursdays at 10 ciors a. i. Je7 EaM.lwAMtf T. H. CHAMBERLAIN CO.

Colluni'a vprloss. Choctaw Eigbty aix milea above Mobile, twenty five miles eaat 0 mooite ana tnio itaiiroaa, ana nve mites west ot toe Tcmbigbee river. The undersigned takes pleasure in announcing to his friends and the public generally, tnat hiseatftb 2. liabmentiaiiow opened for the receDtion of visitors. During past winter many tuiDrovementa and additiona have been made, with a aingle view to increased comfort and convenience, not onlv to the invalid, but to others seeking recreation and pleasure.

These imp averoeut consist or tbe erection of severs, uvw cottages, a commodious billiard roam, Ac; and the whole establishment has been repainted and renovated. Tbe bath houses for tadiea. and the rlrenlae hniiw fitted do evDreaaiv for their accommodation, have been particularly attended to; aa alao fcas tbe barber'a shop and its furnishing. An experience In the management of a public bouse of more tban twenty five yeara, and a determination to keep hia en tbe liat of tiretcla.a hotels." will, he truats. con tinoe to Becure to Lim a liberal share of nat.ronaae.

A splendid baud of music has been engaged for the season. jenpiu aneys ana omer places lor amusement are provided on the premises The cottasea are all aenarate. and are neat, clean and airy. Commodious in nt oraagtit boat, win olv rerularlv twice a week to tbe lauding oa tbe Torabigbee river, while those who prefer traveling by the Mobile and Obio Railroad can do so, connecting at the State Line with a good rage road to the springs. By this last route passengers can leave tbe springs at o'clock in tbe morning, and ar rive in Mobile ia tbe afternoon same day Tbit line will commence making daily trips to and from the aoriura aboat tbe lOtb or lAtb of June.

Aa to the curative virtues ol toe waters, tney cave not only surpassed tbe most fanguine expectation of tbe pro mietnr. but be believea be can say with perfect propriety that there are no springs in tbe United States, for the short time they have been made known to the oublic, that have elected so many cores of obstinate ch.onlc diseases; cone certainly pretent so great a variety of rare and valuable chemical or medicinal combinations. The sprints are of all the three meat valuable hum ai waters fonnd in the country, vis: The celebrated V'chy, ane'Cbaiyoeate, ana tne saipnur. bucu aaTaoiajei am theae artord are not to be found upon any tingle place in toe wno BnutU a fact which lavouas cannot too weu note. Arrangements are helns made an aa to have an Express from Orleans to Mobile to thera springs, in order to prevent the usual delay of letters ana papers caused by tbe malls, which, however, are under contract to be carried regularly three times a week.

I Hates oi Hoard Per Month .0 Per Week Per Day Carriages are in waiting at th landine nnnn the arrival of the boats, to convey passengers immediately to the Springs. An analysis of the water he had by apnlylng to J. WATERMAN A corner of Huulnn unl rZinue treats, who are my agents in New Orleans. cttAJtLIiS CULLUM, my dAWtf Smlatp Prnnrietor. Slav Depot, It ersTier and 8S Drya ies streets.

TO TRADERS, PLANTERS AND Ac HANTS Havins sened my old stand, with conaidemhi in. proTemeata and another house added, I am prepared to accommodate for sale from ISO to SOO slaves Abo. cond accommodations for ewnera, A good assortment of nave constantly oa hand for sale, consisting of Field Haade. Biecnanjca ana xtooss aeryantav jP'ysjijj Jal tf 1Q GravVr and Dreadea straetB. rShelbT Csbbiv Marble Ltme.

Manrjfactured from White Marble, in gbelby Ala. TBE subaenbera are toe only agents in this state tor tbe sale Of the above superior White Marble Lime. Its superior qualities for brick laying and plastering par Matahave been tested by moat of oar builders and piant en. as well ae government contractors and architects, and pronoanced in moat instances superior to the celebrated Thomastoa Constantly for sale, fresh, and ia air tight packages, by LA. HOLDEf TfjiY fj.

arjl LV9 Tinraiaa aweesi i vcw wrmrwis, r'lihE undereigned having purchad the intereet ot L. 1 Merritt. in the bouse of MERRITT A MuCDM NELL. of this city, we assuming all liabilities, debts, and assets of said lirni, we shall coutiuue the boaiueaa under the name and atyle of SA.ML McCONNELL A CO. (AMU McCONNELL, R.

C. HYATT, Je20 In commendam. ri utitiertiglicd hnving purchaaed the interest ol my 1 late partners in the firm ul L. MERRITT A of Penaacola, I aaaumiug all the liabilities, debts, and assets, 1 shall continue the bn.inesa on my sole account onder the style ot L. M.

MERRITT A CO. L. M. MERRITT. Pensacola.

Jnne 15, lf.r. Jeilo lit NOTICE Tlie bueli.eas cuuueciion uuuouiiceii to have been entered into between the undersigned, on the S7t of April last, is dissolved by mutual consent hid day. CUVELLIER A PETERS, Notarlea ARTHUR C. WAUGH, Adjuster. New Orleans, June 19th, 18AH.

Jel'j 3t XJOTICE rTHbTm A Rd Vl7 TURN BOLL.Ts" this It day associated with me in the Cotton Factorage and General Corumiaaion buainesa, under tbe atyle and firm of A. M. TUKNBULL CO. A. M.

TURNBULL, 13 Carondeiet at. New Orh ans, June t. ImVi. Je lm OTICE The partnership heretolore existing in this city unler the came anl style of CADY A HOLMES, was dissolved on Ihe 1st inat and ita affairs will be liquidated by HOLMES A SPENCER, aucceisors thereof. JOHN P.

CADY. WILLIAM. HOLMES. New Orleans, June 4th, lw. NOTICE The unders gned have entered Into opart neiahip and will continue the buainesa heretofore carried on iu tiiia city in the name of CA A HO VI KB, in tbe name ol HuLMfS ft SPENCER, and aolicit a ahare of the patronage heretofore bentowe.l ou tbeir nre tleceHOia WILLIAM HOLMES, D.

fl. SPENCER. New Orleana. June 1th, 18. 8.

Je7 linT MR. JMl. Jl. RICMARDSON ia admitted a memtrof vnr rirui ire in tiiia dote. JNO F.

WYCHE A CO. New Orleans, Juno 1K.W. Jel, lm 1VI3H0LI.T1ON "i'lie copnrt.leraliip nererolore exiating I l.elmeeu C. MILLER ami WM. M.

BU.tK.USi ia thid day duMolv by niutual coiuwut. either partner win sign me name ol tne arm in iiouicaiion tuny C. C. ft CO. lin New Orleans, June 1 lie.

C'G PARTNER 311 i riders' gted have' thu day formed a under tne tirm of MlLLEit, BUHTHU A CO aud will continue the boaiueaa heretofore conducted by C. Miller A Co. C. C. MILLER L.

BUR1 HE. New Orleans, Jnne 1 V. Jea tf CiOP Ab.TN EKSHI P. We have rene wedo jr former counertioa aa Produce Brokers uufler the tirni1 of WHEELER it BURKE, and take this xpportuuity to return oar gistefu! ackno'vled. mt.rits to our t'rieuda for the liberal support heretofore extended to us, and respectfully ask a continuance of iimr, Ortire.

iii Co'niner ial Pce. CHARLHd J. WHEiLKK, JOHN M. BURKE New Orleans, Jnne I. IxMi Jel lm TOTICE Having reiirid from tbe lir.n of aKaara.

i Voitrta, Jeanrrr.and A I Lave this day established myself lur the purpose ol conduct iug a General Camuiie sion Business, under the stjle of PANDORF A MR CHAHLKt, F.NliSTFflLO bin in In Ihe hooae, and will algu per procuiation. utuin.i.s ti. rirt uotir. New Oileana. Juua 1, ItiAH.

Jel tf i OP ART ERSH If SM rr" H7COO of hia city and Nev ork hive taM dav snanciat ii with tnem lu businars Mr. CHARLES STEB1S1NS. Tlie style of the Arm will continue the a uue lu New York, and SMITH, COOPER STFRrt i.itnia city. SMITH, COOPER Je CO myl tm 76 TcLoupiloulaj acrecL, New Orleans. May I IKS.

OTICE Mr. J. T. SIMkS, Mlsaiuippl, becomes a partner in our tirm from this date. New Orleans, Msy 1, new.

J. R. GROVES Jr. CO. R.

GROVES A CO Cotton Factors aud General Commiaaioo Merchants, 44 Union street. Pew Orleans J. R. GROVES. JNt.

8. GROVES, says dAWKm J. T. SIMM 3. r41E heretofore eauniug under the Btyis I ot rCDDY, BROWN A is ttla day dissolved by mntuaicouaent.

Utw February rth, l. V. SHEPHERD BROWN. J0.4EFH H.JOH.SSlOiX. JAMES N.

NIVEN. TBE tiniieiBlgurd bae tb(s day entered Into a cijart nerthip for tbe purport of conducting a general Com Citrsion and Cotton Factorage hi'diueia, onder the style KuitinfUKU, bKOwn a CO, aud "ill ittt'il to tie liqmiiation of tne adaira of th lata Arm of Cu idy Srnwn L. Co. Slew Or'taaa, February ft, lvl PriiLIV RlTCif O'i'J, 1 New SHEPHERD BKOWN. Orleans, tffl JOSEPH N.

JOtlNSTON.Virkshorf. THE 11 WINES oy HUNGARY. rjHE fuiiBwiut is the certifies of ai.aiyiis by tl: State Abeayer, i.f our Red and White Hur.rian Wines S'Ve Asseyer's Orri Somerset at rent, i Boston, July ie7. Mesars. Freund A Griinfir Gentlemen i rec.

ive i yon eiht samples cf rted and White unitarian Wines, yiar rrictat I have submitted to chemical axUysis. I a'nd you tne details with tois letter. Fmm my reaearcLea 1 appeals that all thenf Wiiteaare ru. and that they cnntain nothing but the producta ot the grape. I can confidently recommend tbein to tbe public as pood and pure Wtiiea.

as not eo liable tu he come aour aa the light Mjneeof Fiance. I exposed my eamplea forty eight to tbe air, in a warro room, without any soaring having tuken place. The renereLf hanicter of the Red Hungariau Wtii'S, la thst of Wed Bnrgundy of Frau. and the White Wince I tbe exception of the Sweet or Ileaert Wine are between Hock and Sauterne, bat tban either of tlieee. 1 amratlahed that when known to the public, the Han garisn Wines will be greatly in favor, sad that the; oe umrn sougnt for.

Resectfully your obedient serven'. (Signed i CHARLES T. JACKSON, M. State Aatayer. The Orley Brand or CHAMPAGNE, FRETJND OR08SINGER have the pleasure to an pounce, that tney hav been appointed sole Agentt lor the United States, for tbe "MAGYAR PEZSGO," the celebrated Cbamcagne of Meaara.

ORLEY A ef Peatb, to which they would call the attention of con noiaseurs. Certificate of Chemical Analyals hy the State Ascayer of liaftacn jnetta. State Aaaayer'a Office Beaton. February 10. 166H.

I Meaars. Freund A Griaainger Gentlemen I have made a chemical examination of a bottle of Champagne Wine, marked Magyar Peaago G. ORI.EY A Prsth, imported by rreund A Grosain ger," and find It to be a perfectly pare Wine, of line quality, fully charged with carbonic acid gas, derived from vinous fermentation, eo that it is very brisk and high fla vored. I searched it for adulterating ingredients, and found none. I therefore recommend it as an excellent Wine.

Respectfully yonr obedient servant, CHARLES T. JACKSON, M. State Aaaeyer. saT Price feee by Post. FREUND A GROSSINGER, Je4 tm loi Water street.

New York. READ, HEDGES A DREW. PLANTATION DRUG 8TOK1 Dealers in VRUGS AXD MEDICIXKS, FAINTS. OILS, BRUSHES, TOILET ART1CU Stationery, Patent Medicines, Ac 84 Common Street, Between Camp and St. Charles Streets, NEW ORLEANS, rsrticnlar attention pa.

to PLANTERS' AND COM MISSION MERCHANTS' ORDERS. mail tf Valnable ttecnrlry for Books, Papers, 3ko. Thootaods, or tens, or even hundreds of thousands, insured during one's Ufa time, by the outlay of fifty dollars or upwards THE subscriber has the sole agency here for the sale of tbe ALUM PATENT FIRE PROOF SAFE, made by Meaars. Valentine A Butler, of New York; and the EXCELSIOR FIRE PROOF SAFE, made by Messrs Beard A Brother, of St Louis Both of these firmsfarnlshconclu 1 give testimony, emanating from disinterested parties ot the highest standing and fonnded upon accidental tests, of tbe reliability of their respective safes. They have also instructed tbe subscriber to facilitate such experiments here as will serve to demonstrate the Ire and thief proof capacity of their safes, in comparison with thoss of any and all other articles having a good reputation in this market.

Testimonials of the achievements of the Alum and the Excelsior Safes will be furnished to those who will visit or address the undersigned. His Invariable practice of having but one scale of prices for all customers, and of selling as reliable only such articles as he beUevea to be so, will, be cannot doubt, enable him to retain that generous confidence among purchasers which he has enjoyed upwards of eft en years. ISAAC BRIDGE, apis dAWtf 91 Magazine street. Fla London AGENCY for the sale of g. Mantona fine Lendoa enna and Fowling Pieces.

HEATON OLIVIER, vghst as ty Sole Agents. 49 Caramon street. KarsTaadw Wines. THSsabseriser, having beea appointed sols aswsrt fo New Orleans of the highly rea pec tab Id and weU kaowa house of J. LATJSSEDKB Growers ami Wine Merchants, Halts Burgundy, begs ts call the a fasUty sf tasif WH91 aowa sr 1 eyS2FAaifT Wine, extra.

'Csted'Or, Fale Wine. Bed Sparkling Romances. BURGDNCrEs. Cios ds Vosgeot, oichsbart Brrsnnss. ChAJabevt alts Prrmmarri, stc WHITE WTNTS of ChabUs.

KOfTT Tf. god faa JTRFiJItlH WnraCIuaBJiT'SanrtBHiiiiLr 3. 4 Jvvxv, COMMANDEUR, Notary Public and Commissioner L. of Deeds, 88 Gravier street, my7 I AS. W.

BREED LOVE, Notary Public and Commis I aloner of Deeds, loi Gravier street. my WE STRAY, GIBBE8 A HARDCA8TLE, Carmmisslea merchants. New York. References Lumaden, Kena dall A New Orleans. Jal DR.

AD8TIN, Residence, Washington Avenue, etweea Nyades and Apollo streets. Office, corner Magasiae and Richard atreeta. HT. Notice that Dr. Austin has moved his Residence, but not Omce.

os tf Doctor Hayes. 1)H YSICIAN AND OCULIST Office lit Customhoca, atreet. near Bourbon. Othce hoars from 7 to and irom 1 till 3 o'clock dally. Ian9ft tf J.

Goma F. Maaics, (inmii Sz Irfaalcta, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, and Importers of Havana Cigars aud Produce, No. lwTchoupitoulas atreet, corner of Gravier. New Orleans. ap8 ly Cblltoa dk Taylor.

JOHN K. CHILTON AND CHARLES A. TAY'LOR have aaaociared tlieruse'vea in the practice of law In the city nf New Orleana and the adjacent pa lies. Office, 40 Camp atreet. New Orleans.

May 1st. I i68. my3 tf I I'. ftl. Pllrher.

Attorney st 1.. Providence. Loniaiana. W1 ILL practice In tbe Courts of Corro'l, Madiaon and Tensas, and the Suoreme Court at New OrleanM Will alve partirnltir ts. 1.11 Cthutna nnfc in ht.

hands lor collection. Reference W. A. Joli. jou A Co.

a Pile her. Goodrich A myOT 68 ly A. tlhopnrd DEALERS IN NORTHERN AND WESTERN PRODUCE, No. 14 Poydras street, between Tcboupltoa its and New Levee, uppoaite Commerce street. New Or eatis La Potatoes, Peas, Onions, Flour, Dried Apples, Dried Peaches, South Carolina Cuw Peas, Beans, Cheese, Ac Je: lm Asriionejr's Notice, JHE undersigned having been licensed and quall.led, A aa the law directs, as aur.tioueer lu and for the City 4nd Parish of Orleana beKs leave to inform his friends and the public that he keeps his office at ftl St.

Anne meet, between Chartrrs and Royal, where he will daily attend to the bnaineas jf auctioneer and appraiser of property uf every detcription, and he hopes that by strict attention and promptitcle to the same, be will meet tbe approbation of all who will bestow ua oim a ahare of their patrcnage. SP17 SAMPSON BLOSSMAN. Tobucco. TTJFNER, Ho. Camp at reet sp stairs.

Dealer ia O. all kind, of TOBACCO, both in Bda and bales, suitable for the Mexican Market, Plantation use and Cigar purposes. aps Mi ly Kcarene Fuller. GENERAL TELEGRAPH AUENT, VT apondeut. Iitellieence by Tele era oh in regard to Cotton and Prudnce marketa, or information ol any ki deiired by merchants, editors, or other persons atadi tanre from New Orleans, funiHhed on reasonable term Letters to be addressed.

Ei'GENE FULLER, No. 9 Dubois Row, Commercial Place, New Orleans. Reference Mr. Geo'je B. Young, Price Current Orhca mh7 HOMEOPATHIST Office, 3U8 Camp street, near the Jnnction of Prvtania Residence, 43d Msgatiue street, between Thalia and Melpomene.

apts 3m W. H. Compton. Samuel Bard. C'ompton Se Bard, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, baatrop, Morehoaaeparish, Lonis'ana, practice iu all the Courts of tbe Twelfth Judicial District, composed of the parishes of Morehouse, Union, Jackson and Ouachita, and in the Supreme Court at Monroe.

Prompt attention will also be given to the Collection of Claims iu the paiiahes of Carroll, Madison and Franklin. lu sending Claims for collection, be sure to send all the names aud places of residence of your firoe. References Hon. John M. Sandidge, M.

C. Brown, Johnston A New Orleana George M. Pinrkard A Co New Orleans. Hon. Eialle LaSere, New Orleana Hon.

Samuel F. Marks P. New Orleana. Hon Lewia Selby. Providence, La.

Land A Wiuana, fahreveport. La. rai A Nutt, Shreveport, La. ti JDrs. irahant cV Ulackburn.

DR. B. M. GRAHAM. Orhce, northeast earner of Caanp and roydraastreets.

Residence, No. SEuterpestreert. between Prytnuia and Coliaeam streets. DR. L.

P. BLACKBURN. Office, corner of St Chariaj and Canal streets. I Residence, St. Coarlet HotL Jain tf K.

W. Long, A0CT1ONEER AN APPRAISER. Office, No. Arcade. New Orleans N.

B. Ample quarters for ISO Slaves at No. 117 Carondeiet street between I'etdida and Poydraa. apft 3mdAW John Wood, DEALER IN GOLD AND SILVER BULLION, OCUHRFNT BANK NOTES, LAND WARRANTS. TREASURY NOTES, GOLD DUST, Ac, mb ni 1 No.

13 Camp, corner of Citmraon Bfreet. ThoaT ATWanctTai lYIlMer, COUNSELLORS AND ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Vickshurg. Miaaiaaippi. FRACTICE in the United States Circuit and District Courts, the High Court of Errors and Appeals, and the various Circuit Conns in the Third Judicial CistricC Lcainere conti.id to them will meet prompt, rttentloc. Rc fer to Messrs.

own, New Orleara Cud.iy, Briwn A Vay ii" A Harrison, Grves A Crump, Fellowes lo in Chilton. Ear. JaW AC ly eIHe ilc Jarrean, Aartioneera, Appraisers and Stock Brokers. Jrian Neville. J.

U. JuTreas. VgrLl, devote their attention to Che Appraisements of Property, Sie of Real Estate, Slavea, Haul 8tocks Household Furniture. Portwarrieua' and icceaiion Sales, ol Merchandise and daicated Co.t in. and soUcil a shaje of the puiyic Orice, No.

Commercial Place. o7 IT Vorseveraacn Door, fllltirf nd Hash Fan. tory, comer of St. Charlea and Clio streets, aw Orleans GEO. PORVEB, Architect and Builder, respectful forms his rlendsand the public that he has, in addition to his former business, commenced the mauuiactnrs of Doors, Sashes and Blinds of every description at the above eatabliahment.

All orders left at his office, ts Commercial Place, the factory, or at tbe Mechanics' Exchange, Box 94, will be promptly attended to. my3 47 ly rfiHE atyle off aur tirm BOSWORTH A Co. Jansary 1. 18M. Is this day changed to A.

W. STANTON A CO. A. W. IJosTforlh Wholesale and Retail Dealers in I IS BUSINESS and 7t Front atieet.

Depot, between Poydra aaud Lafayette. Two large Ice Depo jSt. Thomas street. Ice Hosses bead New Basin, and 190 Gravier street. And Ice Depot, No.

ii Pontchartrain Railroad, appal and, opposite the passenger saloon. New Orleans. mhH ly CKANDES NOUVEAUTES IN PARIS 1.. a Compagnle Iiyonnalse, PARIS, 35 jiXD 37 BOULEVARD DES CAPVCINES 7 RUE ST. ARNAUD.

And 16 rne Neave des Capnclnes, Have Just Exposed for Sale their NOVELTIES FOR THE SEASON, Comprising SILK STUFFS, LACE, INDIAN AND FRENCH CACHEMIRES, Printed Muslins and Plqaea, FANCY TISSUES OF ALL KINDS, WEDDING OUTFITS! MANTLES, BURNOUS, dsc. Tbe successive aggrandizement of the eatabliahment sf LA COMFAGNIE LYONNAISE hsve rendered It one of the most extensive in Europe. The ware rooms st the present dsy comprise upwards of thirty Saloons or Galleries, having four separate entrances. Being their own manufacturers, their productions are not liable to the extra charges made on account of intermediate agents and thus this company can auird to a Her ts the public en terms far more ad van tag eons than any other house. Every article, even the CACHS JURIS, Is marked in plain figures.

LA COMFAGNIE LTONNAISE hsve established houses st Tot the manufacture ol SILK STUFFS, At AleCos and Caantllly, "J'f For the LACE manufactory, l. ABd at KucaaTrwr Tor CACBXAtTRB SHAWLS, Bat they have so soecaraale for sals in any country whatever. Jes I6t JBraeUord'a Portable Jteai EagrlaM, loi Plaaters' Das. "VKDERt for the abovs Engines, msntacty.rd by J. tf Hradiold at MandeooTO isp'w by F.

Eir gAtbsalEcs of Wricbt, a fr sato7 4 t. i ti J. SJi f. tit i j. Si i i.

i. tr nn THE CITY. Special Staff. It is understood in police circles that M. J.

Parrell, Smith Izard. Tbos. Boylan, W. 6. Conpland, Benj.

Leggett and P. 6. Labarre, are to form the special etaflf for the Chief of Police. Ihquest. An inquest was held yesterday on the body of Heinrich Deickmann, a native of GeiTuaDy, aged 30 years, found in a house on Religious street.

It appears that ou Monday evening he fell from a dray which he was driving, at the corner of Tchonpitoulas and Felicity streets, when one wheel passed over his body injuring him internally so that he died during the night. A verdict of accidental death was rendered. Recorders' Clerks. Recorder Wiltz has appointed Eugene Staes and Alphonse Rieflel a his clerks, and Recorder Long has appointed A. Larose and P.

L. Maillot as his, clerks. They entered on their duties yesterday. Saved from Drowning. After the heavy shower yesterday afternoon, a little boy abont three years old, when playing along the banquette of Perdido street, between St.

Paul aud GirourJe streets, fell into the gutter, 'which was completely overflowed, and would have been drowned but for the timely interference ef a neighbor, who rescued him from bis perilous condition. Boys' High School, Second District. The Boys' High School, of the Second District, is in a nourishing condition. It contains fifty pupils, of ages ranging from fourteen to seventeen. The majority are, however, but a little above fourteen.

The principal of the school, Mr. Romain, is one who was educated in the schools of the District. As a teacher, he possesses marked excellencies. A good scholar, yet still a close student; affable, yet dignified, in his intercourse with the pupils possessing the power of making himself understood, and of communicating knowledge, ho is admirably fitted for the position" he holds, and his classes bear testimony to his success in his honorable vocation. In history, translations from French into Koglisb, rhetoric, aud commentaries on the constitution, he led the examination yes I terday and gave a proof of the faithfulness of his labors.

The introduction of the last mentioned branch of study into our high schools is a novelty. The text book used is an abridge, ment, for schools, of the great work of Judge Story on the constitution, if was interesting to listen to the explanation of the powers of the general government and their limitations of the checks aud balances which are introduced into our system, making it, while apparently simple, reiUly the most complex one existing of the relations of the people VOthe central power, and of the States to each other and the Federal Union; and, while hearing mere lade give evidence of comprehending these subjects, we must confess we begun to feel approval of the novelty. The study cannot fail to fix many great principles in the mind, which may be a guide of action at a future day. Mr. H.

Des Bordes is the 1st assistant and French teacher of this high school. He examines the cl.i uses in French, in the history of Fiance lrom the tirst establishment of the monarchy down to the era prece liugthe revolution, iu rheterie, translations from English into French, and in physics. Tbe pupils acquitted theuwel es with much credit in their FreEch recitations, particular! in their historical studies. Mr. E.

Durel is the second Knjrlish teacher. who is alao, we believe, a former pupil of the llisb School. It there shonld be any criticism, we would suggest that perhaps not quite attention enouyh is paid to English reading. Thu time beiiig necessarily occupied in the investigation ol the higher branches of learning, the necessity of cultivating the reading voice does not press constfintly upon the teachers, and the consequence is a rapidity of utterance that forbids perfect distinctness of articulation. This fault, it is true, only appeared in the translations made from one language to the other, when the mind was so occupied with a rendition of the thought as required it to forget the graces of good reading but appearing even here, it cannot be amiss to call the attention of the teachers, knowing so well how to remedy "laults, to this apparent defect.

The exercises of the day were unusually clever, and the High School of the Second District cannot fail to excite the pride of the citizens of that part of the city. The directors were present, and appeared to enjoy the. success of the school, and a large audience testified to the interest felt in the schools of the district. The examination of the Boys' High School in mathematics and other branches will continue to day, when two days will be devoted to the examination of the Girls' High School. The examination is held for these schools in the Lodge of the Perfect Union, on Rampart street.

Police Matters. Before Recorder Summers. Wm. McDonald was examined on a charare of beinif one of a party of persons who, during the recent excitement in the neighborhood of tbe City Hall, went to the gun smith shop of Louis Gerties, No. 1 13 St.

Charles street, and forcibly and feloniously carried therefrom four Colt's revolvers, thereby committing. the crime of robbery. The complaint was proved, and the accused was committed for triaibefore the First District Court without benefit of bail As yet the other parties accused have not been arrested. Patrick Coleman, accused of having committed a breach Of trust and embezzlement by refusing to return $50 entrusted to him for Bafe keeping by J. C.

Fulton. It was in proof that the parties were ia partnership in keeping a coffeehouse the Golden Ageon Front street, and that no criminal oU'epce had been committed in the premises. 3 John Williams, for carrying an unlawful carving knife and disturbing the peace, was fined $15, or required to go to prison for a month. Benjamin Parent was required to give security in the sum of $350 for his appearance. on the 30tn.

inst. to answer lo a charge of having fraudulently appropriated about 180, collected for and on account "of Glennon, Coleman Co. oi Thomas MeEnany is held to answer, on' the 30th inst; to a charge of having, on the I3tb, feloniously entered Geo. McCrystal's TKo. 4 and stolen therefrom two watches and other jewelry, amounting to Bail $500: Michael O'Haw is, oh the 30th to answer to' a gharge'of having beaten an i.

cviih. a kniift, thieattned ta kiU Mictacl and Front streets. Mary Keenan is. on the 28th inst. to an swer for calling a female neighbor a robber, thief, CiC.

Bxfobx Recorder Wiltz. Jean I aiuu Jean Camilla arraigned and ent to prison to await an examination. He is ac cased of having struck Alexandre Tngage; about three months ago, at, the corner of Royal and St Philip streeU, and of hawing, on several occasions since, threatened to stab him and take his life all of which is alleged; to be without cause or provocation. Bonne Carre ro Baptiste gave bail to answer to a charge of on Friday last, com mitted an assault and battery on the person. of the fair Pascaline D'Artasrnan, at the eerner of St.

Ann and Rampart street. G. C. Guilynett was examined on a charge ef juvenile vagraney, and was committed to be sohooled in better ways. Jean Ronx, Jolly, and M.

Barignac are'? held tp answer to a charge of having, 09 the 17th inst, gone to the residence of J. 11., Do mond, corner of St Ann and Rampart streeto, and there committed an unprovoked aeeault Z. and battery on his person. Before the Recorders of the Third and Fourth Districts there was nothing worthrV: noticing. THE CO First District; CottiT Judge HuMKl Thos.

Morrissey was tried on a charge of will fully shooting atone of his fellow beings, and. 1 as a clear case was made out against him, he was found guilty. Michael Sullivan, charged with having committed an. assault with a dangerous, a weapon, concluded that an open'conlessioit'j was good for the soul, and so pleaded guilty. John Murphy and, Michael alias' Ready, were arraigned on a charge of will fully shooting with felonious intent; Mnrphy pleaded guilty of having committed an sanlt with a dangerous weapon, which plea 1 was accepted Davis pleaded not guilty.

Another similar charge against the same par ties was dismissed by nol. 'Jean Cazeau, m. 'arraigned and pleaded guilty to a charge pfjiaving eomA mitted an assault a dangerous weapon. In the case of Patrick Burns, accused of having committed an assault with a danger ous weapon, and of Norman White, aeense! of willfully shooting at, the witnesses had left the State, and both cases were dismissed by not pros. HiM .1 CITY.

CO UNCmS Xz Board of This Board met last evening and organised, eight members present, Nixon in ft chair. '1 A petition from the Directors of the Schools of the First District in regard to re 'r pairs of the Washington schoolhoose, vras referred to Committee of Streets and ingS. 'V s. A letter was read from Mr. H.

7 notifying the Board of his being a candidate for the office of Deputy Wharfinger, and offer 1. Ing his seenrities. 'v 1 ZzS. Other petitions were read by title and ap propriately referred. v.

Under the bead of Ttnnnished'bQsiness A 4' large number of bills in favor of sundry pet 1 sons were unanimously ordered to be paid. Other unfinished' business of the late Coun cil was read by titje and referred to appro 4 piiate committees. On motion, the securitiegof Mr. FJeeh5eT ft were accepted. The reiolntion distributing $33,000 around the Fourth District for the purpose of build ing schoolhouses was called up and A resolution to sell a contract for the Thi rd District ferry was conenrred ul; V'v A resolution to distribute poisoned sausages thronghont the city, amended so as not to more than $3C00, was The Board was invited bv re solution of lower Board to meet in joint session at 8 o'clock to elect a bank or deposit, Assistant Recorders and a Railroad was tons curredin.

Viri: i 'J: The Board then went into executive after which it adjourned. Board of Assistant Aldermen. lliis Board met las evening, Mr. Waldo ipi fyl. the chair, 14 members present A message from the late Acting May or an nomicea uie resifrnauon 01 air.

jouu son as a Director of tne Opelousas Jtaiiroaa Company, xne message was accom paniea bv a letter from Mr. Roselios relative to a blacksmith shop at the corner of Apollo aud Josephine streets, which had been declared a nuisance; also, by several claims for damages 'v alleged to have been done to property bylthe, Vigilance Mr. Cnlbertson's resig i nation was accepted; Mr." Roselins's letteV; was referred to taiii the claims for damages to the Finance Com mittee. ,1 A message from the Comptroller annorrnced" several adjudications subject to the approval 'e. a of the Beard.

Referred to the Committee on 'c Streets and LancUngs. The Treasurer's weekly teport showed balance on hand of $207,568 71. t'v ii A message from the other Board announced concurrence in several resolutions, and there jection of others. "i i A resolution from the other Board was con curred in to pay for sand taken to repair the Levee also one authorizing the purchase of lumber to repair tbe plank roads ef the Fonrtb. ii', District.

The subject approving contracts. for lighting the oil lamps of the city was referred; to the Committee on Streets and Landings, The City Attorney's semiannual of snits was referred to tbe 'Finance Committee A number of petitions were read by titles and referred to appropriate committees. A proposition from W. Cox to build a mar ket on Josephine street, near and enjoy the revenue thereof for ten years, was referred to the Finance Committee. The securities offered by Street Commissisrher, were on motion, ao i cerjted.

A resolution was providing for the sale of the privilege of running a ferry in ther Third District for ten; years from the 1st January next "r' A resolution was' adopted for the diatribn tion of poisoned sausages for dogs after' the 1st of July. A resolation for an appropriation for' ti 3 r.r' celebration of the Fourth of July led to sc: discussion, as the 4th this yearwill.be 1 Sunday. Finally, an: appropriation cf 4 was made, after various larger suiud .:9. proposed and lost A resolution was adopted for a joint meetr ing at .8 o'clock, to elect Assistant Recor jerg, dec. Also, a resolution granting pera(iBeion, Vj to S.

S. Smith to make balloon ascensions from Place d'Armes. j. vt Nothing worth noticirj was, reported ly the standing committees. The Board of Ali 1 was announced.

when1 both "Boardj La joint session and made the foDowing Ions. Bank of Depo? The "fe; rank ct TVniBiar)a K. Assistant Recorder Firtt District. man Monroe. 'r Atsistant Second Butrv derman Ecit Atsistant Reeorf Third Di German llagior' Assistant A1 Forcrth derman Ha Director Virnaud.

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