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Third Mmlrt Win be eharged aa maw each rarnan. Ceartl. emeu to nWii had totfiH SI per senses 0arei ctoiul Win to mt ton Whe ad MM freely daring to mar. iatotlawmeCFSiu.io anal ordered Ml, aad charged acferdmglr. MMwaMn euaaerlpwao) win be sssiMS "OB all eiieaiegaa era raid, irlia th to eTtSS TSIT an kl bm to to Bnes Pearl aeud, 01 Oaaa.aoe.m.

arttoa TS? lirtofxthangcd prisoners wUl found in another column. CT Thw Intcrtstiuf: newt given in our ooond edition yeaterday evening; will bo found in this moraing's issue. Ear'TTJw Melville, from Vent Cm, will be op iearlj in the tray. We have nbt loarnod what dates sue bring, from Max-loo, ttttttt it probable sbe brings interest inf wir new from tLat comntrj. 17 Mrs.

Baker's benefit last nigbt was emphatically a splendid success. We shall imfac ta tbe performance at length in our ereninf edition. Voir Ctty last Pace. 1 The U. 8.

mail steamship Colura- bia sails this, morning, -at 8 tVdoekf for New York, via Havana, with foH freigbt, the. United SUtes mails and tl soUowutff passengers WtM yr. Edward Btepletoe, Michael Crea-tottor, Jpom HmUtoweU, Habeard, Gae Bmme, Cambleev Portanlar. Ja Boat. Goa- aleo.

Btepbou A Punter, Cspt Clark, USA, Mia Col French, Thome Hall, roller, Austin O'Oaoiar M1, Mr Jan Bans, Mataa- rto. BcUn.TlHiwu Dt.t and toay, B. TUlaoo. Mudaaa. JH Bfefca.

EAL Armoli. Jaaa Ball. IAIliirdH EtT SiMaliaa, Lieut Col Chamber-laU, X)WTantoa. Am Blake, of Adaata'a Ex. ewMe- Ceafctooy, Laoatnda Antoioe, LBartoia, XaHhiaaA fTmf wom-E Lborda, Beatto Domoufort, S.

Jonea. lara MoCUetor. Hn A Bid wall. 8Un- Gray 48 Poydras street, ad-TfitiM for, sale buckwheat cheap. 32 Poydras street, adTCttise for sale choice Goshen butter.

end bills on the Crescent City Bank are purchased at 62 Magazine street See advertisement. Chbisttjb strels. The 4 Minstrel boys offer an attractire for to-night, and great amusement is anticipated. iGT JtZ. M.

Murphy 93 Camp advertise for sale a choice lot of fresh tOcerles. Bee advertisement, Persons bavins: business at the offioa of Sam Bmitn are elsewhere requested: to call between 10 A. M. and 2 i advertisement in another column of the linen warehouse of Haggerty 123 Canal' street. This house imports dirtgajy, and always keeps on band all aorta Of linen goods.

Just Teceived at Snyder's family grocery, 103 Camp street, a lot of the finest "flavored green and black teas, Washington hams, Bologna sausages, rich English cheese, See advertisement. tar Attention is called to G. P. Phin-ney'a -sale of salt, pork and beef, this at-13 o'clock, at his salesroom, aT at a a t4 urTier street. XOT' Ingomar, the Barbarian with Urs.i Gladstane as Parthenio.

and Mr Byw as Iugmar, is to form the chief at traction at the Varieties to-night The Pet' of the, Petticoats" is to follow, with Sir. Baker as the Pet. 4 Buy era and others are referred to P. Phinney's advertisement; in avbieh he says he will sell, at 11 o'clock, this morning, at the levee, by order of the Sequestration Commission, 127 hogsheads sugar, and 433 barrels of molasses. The terms Of sals are cash in Treasury notes.

'The attention of dealers in cotton and molasses is particularly called to R. T. Montgomery's important sale, this day (Fiiday) the 27th at 12 o'clock, on the Lieveefoot of Lafayette street, of 19 bales cotton and 400 barrels choice new molasses. The above sale is worthy the attendance of all parties wishing to invest in articles sure to yield quick and largo profits, either in this market or by shipment to any other. For particulars refer to advertisement.

The Blockade of Galvuton Letter from Stcrttary Seward to Lord Lyoiu. We find the following in the Washington correspondence (Feb. 11th) of the Boston Journal Lord Lyons ha sent to the different British Consuls on this continent oopies of the enclosed latter from the Secretary of State', relating to aasigauaa 01 aires 10a, "xexaa, witn in-Btroctioaa to not carefully and report to him at what time the dispatch is received DlPARTHEHT OF 8TATC, My Lord Am opinion i nay be entertained by merchants Interested in trade to the port Galveston, in Texas, that the blockade of that port by an United States naval force may, in consequence of recent events in that quarter, have been Interrupted, I have tha honor to acquaint you, with a view to obviate embarrassments to neatral commerce, which might be occasioned by sach opinions, that the blockade was resnned immediately and will be continued until fortnar notice. Although due notice of resumption probably have, been, given by the commander of the blockading squadron to vessels which may attempt to enter Galveston, it is deemed ad-visabie to eonununieate a similar notice to yow Ixrdahip. have the honor to be, fee, WiuiAJf II.

SxwaKD. Some think that this letter virtually admits the raising of the blockade when the Harriet Laine was captured, in which ease He. Seward's notification that the blockade too returned most attended with, sixty, days' grace, as provided by the law of Ta Canadian 13v Parliament met vesterdav. The flov- rnor'a speech was delivered today. It con gratulates the country on the spirit, loyalty ana seel In the and organization of If necessary a bill will be sab-Buttea for the improvement and extension of 5r system.

The report upon theParliamentary buildings at Ottawa, will be KHmitt4-wltk view to the speedy eom-'lb WOTk. refers to the negotta- lums for tha inta.fVli.t goiiatenaon ofthe Imperial Gorsfmnea has wiled to the importance of opening np j-f fcT7 resnlte tares wwwwa J) fl From tha Seooad 4 Itloa YeateViay. I LATEST 3STJ S- From' Mobile Papers- of 23d Inst. LATEST' FROM CHARLESTON, SAYAN-IV -JIAH AND POET ROYAL. 1.

Dir appearance of the Federal Fleet Immenae Concentration of Forcea. at Charlaston. GENERAL BEAUREGARD'S ADDRESS. REVOLUTION INABIZONA. ABRIYAIj of blockade runners LATER PROM NAQPATT.

Destruction of the Clinton Armory GENERAL NEWS. We have received a copy of the Mobile Tribune, of the 23d inst, from which we derive the following intelligence Prom Charleston. DIaapeannee ef the Federal Fleet Chauutod, The French corvette Milan, from Pert Royal, came op to the eity this She re porta that all the Federal fleet had left Hilton Head, except the Wabash and two other vessels. The Mereedita, whioh. is one of the vessels track by ear rams in the recent naval attack, was not at Hilton Head.

The Federals at that point say that she has sailed for New York. They also stated that Charleston will not be attacked for some time yet. Fnm SaTaaaaht Dsatb or Cm. McBlaiSv Interesting rem Hilton ead Savanmah, Feb. 16.

Cant Win. McBlair, of the C. 8. steamer Atlanta, dted in this city this 'A nag of truce breaght Mrs. James 8anehes and three children from Hilton Federal officers were overheard in conversation with each other to disclose that Sunday next, beteg the anniversary of the inauguration of Preadent Davis, was the day fixed for the attach om Charlenton.

Upwards of 50,000 troops are at Hilton Head 'and neighborhood of the island. The iieet tUs np the river from Hilton Head to Beaufort. Another flees of forty vessels is expected at Hilton Head. Gens. Foster and Heater had altercations respecting precedence of rank.

Fester refused to land the troops from the transports, and has gone to Washington. There are one brigand a woodan gunboat in Savannah river. Thx Exfectio Attack upon CtrARxxsroif. Gen. Beauregard' Addrtt: Charleston, Feb.

17-. The following proclamation front Beauregard will appear in the papers to-aor-rowt Hiaoquaktiks Dsr'r 8. Carolina,) Gioboia and FtoarDA, Charleston, Feb. 18, 186a It has become my solemn duty to Inform the authorities and citizens of Charleston and Savannah that movements of the enemy's fleet indicate an early land and naval attack on one or both cities, and to tuve that persons unable to take an active Dart lu the atrmro'la (ahatt retire. aa am nvpwv, wvwotwt, auava aiua awmpwrary separation of some of yen from your homes will be accomplished without alarm er undue haste, thus shewing that the only feeling which animates von in this hour of sun re me T.

I- V.J i .1.. trial is the result of beisg enable to partici pate) tno eeience or your nomas, your altars ana use graves oi year amaree. Carolinians! Georgians The hour is at hand to prove your country's cause. Let all the able-bodied men from the seaboard to the mountains rush to arms. Be not too exacting; in the choice of weapons.

Pikes and scythes will do for exterminating your enemies, and and shovels for protecting your friends, arms, fellow citizens! Come to share with us our dangers and our brilliant success or our glorious death. U- T. bxaureoard. General Commanding. Official J.

M. Orsr A. A. G. Final preparations for the expected attack are being rapidly perfected.

The troops and people are caun ana oonnaent. Revelation in Arizona-. Richmond, Feb. 17. Private dispatches rrom Arizona ana new represent those Territories in a state of revolution.

After the withdrawal of the Confederate troops last JnJy the Mexican population- rose against the Federal- soldiery and sumally defeated them in two pitched battles. The enemy are shot up in jrorts uug ana union, and Gen. Areh-alata has sent to Gen. Magrnder for reinforce- menta. Arrtvml mt Tare tenners Latest Mews rani 1H From tha CbarUatonMercarf, lsthiast.

On Saturday last three fine steamers sac eeeded in getting through the blockade off this harbor, and came aafely into port. They were the T. D. Wagner, Buoy and Leopard, au irom nassau, witn I ail cargoes OI lucn articles as are mnch By these arrivals we have Nassau news up to Tuesday last The steamer Florida, Capt. J.N.

Maffitt. which the Federals resorted burned or captured, had been at Nassau, coaled ana aepartea. biboc ner leaving It was rumoream tnatpiaee tnatsne nad taken a ederal transport with 700 men on board. On Tuesday last there were at Nassau the steamers Eagle, Emma, Havelock, Nicholas and Calypso. The last named vessel arrived oat safelv on Monday, the 9th inst.

The An-tonka (formerly Herald) had arrived at Nassau and afterwards left for Havana in charge of the mat, Mr. Robert Thayer, Capt. Coxetter having remained to take charge of the fine side-wheel steamer Havelock, which had just arrived from England via St. Thomas. Nothing had been heard at Nassau relative to the steamer Nina, which left that place several weeks since.

General News. A schooner from Honduras has run the blockade of Mobile, with the following cargo 10 barrels and 15 ban of coffee. 198 basa of alt, 8 barrels of pork, 2 bales garlic, 40 kegs naUs, 20 boxes soap, 10 boxes candles. 10 ooxes oil and 6 dozen brooms. The Richmond Examiner says that much of the fine tobacco of Virginia continues to be bought np by foreign merchants and their agents.

The Montgomery papers announce the death of r. Joseph Caywood, bookkeeper of the Montgomery Han. He was well known years gone by in Mobile. Peace to the spirit of poor Joe! The correspondent of the Charleston Mercury says that there are parties in Bfofrnipud anxious to engage in privateering "amomr mZa tH0 EngUahman1hroaghly The distillery of 13arman! de Co Richmond, was destroyed by fire on the niaht of the 10th It was engaged tai iaktog whiAkey for the Government. Grain and malt valued at $30,000 were conannw.

Th loss, it is said, exceeds $100,000. The building was fixed intentionally. Confederate Bonde. The Peteraburg '(Va.) Express, says' I We heard yesterday that the Issne of 8 per cent bonds by the Confederate States is rapidly drawing to a close. The Secretary of the Treasury has requested the commiationers for this city not to receive any more subscriptions ifor bonds, the one hundred million loan being a hnoat entirely evhaneted, We add with pcido that tiv eommissfamers have sold to the people cf Px rsburg and its) Yicialty, through Paaiel FEDERAL MOVEMENTS.

cashier of the Branch Bank of mia, in uns eity, anout one muuon ana of these bonda. Svtevlatore in Jackton. The- MississiB. plan sty "The movements of speculators at this time forcibly remind ns of the bus-sards who flock in thousands over the field of battle when the fight is over and the victory won. No article of commerce can evade their keen Observation, and wherever anything can be found upon which ,500 or 1000 per cent, can be made, there can also be seen a host of grasping mercenaries, who, regardless of the wants of the community, purchase all they can find, and conveying their property elsewhere, realize almost a fortune at a single operation, and langh at the eagerness of those around them, who seek to add to their ill-gotten gains." CharUtton.Tb people 8avannah and Charleston, like the people of North Carolina, bad been for a long time in doubt as to the purposes of the vast fleet hovering about their eoaatZJCbey had not- concluded that it was for operations there The Savannah Republican-, a few days egd, iiddr- delay of the fleet has given rise to many rumors; many inferring that no attack is designed either against Charleston or Savannah, but that the entire movement on oar coast is a feint to blind the Confederates to operations at Mobile or some other point.

All is mere speculation. 'Charleston is. doubtless, the great object of his desire, and we think; the fact will be demonstrated at an early day." That, an attack on Mobile is intended at an early day no one can doubt, but it may depend on theenccea at Charleston. The Supply of Food in Mobile. Gen.

Buckner has issued an order relative to this subject, which is thus spoken of by the Tribune The special order, No. 348, published yesterday, is considered of doubtful utility by many of the citizens. If food is scarce, that will not make it abundant. Unless the order be generally and rigorously enforced, food, which under a course of free trade would find Its Way to market, 1 likely te be concealed or sent to places where there are no restrictions. Since the times the memory whereof is lost, there have been efforts made, on occasions, to cheapen food by legislation, but they have never been raeoessfuL There la one plan that has not yet been fully tried or even partially that Is to leave the law of demand and supply to work out its own results.

Make eommunioation as free as possible between ail sections of the country let the man who makes what the public needs have nnembatTatsed egress and ingress to all sections of the Confederacy, so' that, like water, the superabundance of the plentiful regions may be attracted to those where there is a scarcity. This can only be done by taxing the shackle from our railroads and steamboats. One local benefit, we think, might be secured now. although it may be too late to accomplish mnch good. If It had been adopted long ago, it would have- unquestionably been of advantage, and that Is to declare our markets free for all commerce for every man who has any thing te sell.

The amount of speculation which originates in the city restrictions Is enormous. They encourage monopoly and high prices. Only those who have seen the various little streams, each apparently insignificant, that have contributed to the whole volume, can appreciate it. The market places, we are told, are now without leases and therefore, the city will violate no contract by declaring them free-. And in mentioning the market, we mean the right to sell anywhere witbin the corporate limits and at any time.

Fire in Clinton, La. Rebel Armory De-etroyed. We learn en good authority that the establishment at Clin ton. for the manufacture of arms, ammunition, eec, was totally destroyed by fire about two weeks since. The loss to the rebels is particularly severe at this time, as the troops in that section have been very' scantily supplied, their ofBoers depending mainly on the capacity of their works at Clinton to furnish them.

CEra, of this aftvraoan. Formidable Invasion of the Bart-. ISH SonJ'Speechoj 'tXe Emperor Napoleon- The following is the speech of the Em peror of the French in reply to the address of Prince Napoleon at the presentation of the awards to the French exhibitors in the Louvre, on the 21st nit. Surely a sovereign imbued with these wise, broad, deep and liberal views of statesmanship is fit to be the ruler of a great people Gentlemen, yon have worthily represented France abroad. I thank you for so doing, for universal exhibitions are not simple bazaars, but striking manifestations of the strength and the genius of peoples.

The condition of society shows itself by the degree, more or less advanced, of the various elements of which it is composed, and as all Improvements move forward the examination of a single one of the manifold products of Intelligence 'suffices to appreciate the civilization of the country to which In tune it belongs. Thus, when now we discover a simple object of art of ancient times, we judge by its perfection, more or lees jcreat, to what period of history it belongs. If it merits our admiration you may be sure that it dates from an epoch when society, well established, was great in arms, in speech, in the sciences as in the arte. It is nbt then a matter of iadiflerenoe In reference to the past reserved to France to have exposed to the contemplation of Europe the products fit our industry; they of themselves bear witness to our moral and political condition. I congratulate you on your energy and your pemveranoe in rivalry with a country whioh had surpassed us in certain branches of industry.

Thus, in fact, was realized at but this formidable invasion of the British soil predicted for so long a time. Ton nave crossed the channel; yon have boldly established yourself in the British capital you have courageously struggled with the veterans of industry. This campaign has not been without glory, and to-day I render to vou the recom- pence of the brave. This kind of war, which mas.es no victims, has more than one merit it incites a noble emulation, leads to those treaties of commerce which bring people together and cauaea national prejudoee to disappear without weakening the love of country. From these material exchanges is born an exchange still more precious that of ideas.

If foreigners can envy us many useful things, we have; also much to learn from them. You must, no doubt, have been struck in England with the unrestrained allowed to the manifestation of all opinions as well as to the development of all interests. Yon have remarked the perfect order maintained amidst he vivacity of discussion and the perils of competition. It is that Emdish liberty always respects the principal basis on whioh society and power repose, By so doing, Liberty does not destroy but improves it bears in the hand not the torch, which causes a conflagration, bnt the light which illuminates and in private enterprise, individual initiative exercising itself with an indefatigable ardor, dispenses with the government being the sole promoter i of the vital forces of a nation and thus, instead of regulating everything, it leaves to each one the responsibility of his acts. It is on these conditions that this marvellous activity, this absolute independence, exists in England.

Franc will also arrive at this consummation on the day when we shall consolidated the basis indispensable te the establishment ef an entire liberty. Let us, then, work with all our strength in imitating each profitable Let sound political and commercial doctrines impress you incessantly i nnte in a similar thought of eoaservatlon, and stimulate amongst individuals an energetic spontaneity for all that is useful and good. Such is your task. Mine will be to eonstantly take the wise progress of public opinion aa a measure of improvements, and. to dear away administrative obstacles from the path you ought to follow.

Each one will thus have ae- eomplished his duty, and our passage on this, carta wm not nave been useless, since we shall have left to our children great works accomplished, and fruitful truths raised on the ruins of deetrovad nreindioea and of animoaK ies buried 1 cannot conclude thanking the Imperial Commission and its reaaoent ror tne enlightened seal with which they organised the French exhibition, and for spirit of iuii wkuk MU4 at the disposal of awards. It is a new yaim which they nave acquired to my oonfi-denes and my estesou Exchange) of PrfflonexJ. Lit ef Officer and Primate Delivered the United Stat to the Confederate Autkorittet. The Ere, of afternoon, contained the following official list of the officers and privates who were paroled and sent from this city on the steamer Parish, and subsequently conveyed np the river under a flag of truce, on the steamer New Brunswick aoix or commissioned orricaas. Bradbury, Snrfeon, Oaa.

Dnnoan'a Staff. BeanvaU, Sd fcieutanant, lSth La Vols, oa Corbett, John 2d Lieatenaat, SOth La Vols, eo B. Collie, Dare, lit Lieutenant, Crtaeent Bcfimsnt. Clark. Cose, Brhjadier GeaerelrG 8 A.

CentUver, Juitin, 2d Lieutenant, Orla Grdf Battalion. Daptnmont, lat Mentsnana, SOth La Vela. 7 ETaaa. Cbaa Chaplain, Craerent Regiment. Elfer, Lonla Lieutenant, 8th La Vola.

Fagot, Cat Captain and A 23d La Vsls. Ferry, Aoiutt, 2d Engineer, gunsoat.Defiauce. Connor. Joha, pilot, guabaat Oea Quitman. Hardy.

E. lit Lieutenant, Loubiana Zouaves, co A. HmhH. Hoht V. lat Liantenant.

11th La Vela. 00 B. Lehman, B. let Lieutenant, Orleana Artillery, eo A. Ju, uaptam, Aiouiaiaaa oneee.

O'Connor. Mich'l. lat Lieutenant, 6tb La Vols, so B. ReTollle, Sd Lieutenant, 10th La Vols. Reand, lat Lieutenant, Bfcmrltie Guardi.

Story, Ben 8, Captain, 18th Loniaiana Vola, eo D. Stewart. W. Identenanfe. 2Sth La Vote, eo H.

Willoz, 2d Lieutenant, Louisiana Foot Rifles, CO F. wermee, unu, za ldeatenaat, aa lb you. Wilaon, Jat 2d Lieutenant, 6th La Vola, 00 C. WUllamaon, A lat Lieut, Chalmette Regt, 00 G. aoLL or PaiTATBS.

Adoock, aergoaut, lat Confederate Guards, op AiminaiBger, private, uresoeDt regiment co ti. Augtade.L, private, Orleani Guards, oeSX. Abadie, private, 23d La Vol, op A. Alexander, private, Creeeent regiment, co G. Alexander, Jaa private, SSd La Vola, 00 E.

Allen, Wm private, Stuart's Battery. private, Caanoa'e Battery, co A. Aucoir, Franklin, private, 18th La Volt, co G. fioyant, John, pivate, Creicent regiment, co E. Brcsnbem, Y.

evirate, Tom Rbodee's Car. Briant, private, lat La Ft Rifle. Burnea, Bujamln. private, 28th La Vola, eo B. Buueon, Erneat, private, Baret'a Battey.

Bojd, private, 23d La Volunteer. Brill, Cbaa, sergeant, 18th La Vela, 00 1. Bonrge. JE, aergeant, 23d La Vola, co D. Buiet, Jaa, aergeant, 18th La Vol, eo H.

Bruaet, eraeant, 23d La Volaunteers, 00 A. Bradbury, private, Tth La Vol, co I. Brvana, Geo private, SOth La Vola, 00 F. Burke, John private, 14th La Vola. Booavond, private, French Iiegioo, eo A.

Bradley, pdvata, Craacent reximeut, eo Berniard, private, 10th La Vola, co I. Bradley, -Peter, private, 7th La Vola, co I. Conant, private, lat Coa Ga Reg, co Caabergue, private, Creaoent Reg, 00 D. Council, private, Craacent Regtaaent, ce E. Carey, aergeant, 18th La Vola, eo H.

Carry, John, private, 14th La Volunteer, 00 A. Carte lie, private, lat La Volunteer, oe C. Collin, Henry, private, 16th La Volunteers, 00 F. Curia, John, private, 18th La Volunteer, so I. Condon, private, 2d Louisiana Cavalry, 00 Cnnntngbam, private, 18th La Volunteer, eo I.

Campbell, private 3Hh La Volunteers, eo Carey, William, private, 18th La Volunteer, eo F. Cattaaux, private, 23d La Volunteers, 00 D. Coruu, Emeat, private, 23d La Volunteer, 00 A. Carter, Thomas, private, 7th 1 Volunteer, 00 G. Clark, A 8, private, 30th La Volunteer, oa P.

Clark, private, 18th La Volunteer, co C. Corbett, private, 6th La Volaatoera. 00 B. Colgar, Thomas, private. Milea's Artillery, Co A.

ochre private, 18th La Volunteers, eo D. Clayton. John, private, Waahington Artilkary, eo Campbell, private, lat La Foot Rifle, co A. Callahan, John, private, Creaoent Regiment, 00 C. Cook.

Louia private, Creaoent Regiment, 00 C. Caaaidy, John, private, Creeeent Regiment, 00 D. Carter, jr, private, Creaoent Regiment, 00 B. Connarty, John, private, lat La Volunteer. Collin, private, 9th La Battalion, eo B.

Cary, private, 2d Arkanaaa Cavalry. Dolbear, aergeant, Craacent Regiment. Doiteau. private, 33d La Volunteers, 00 D. Device, private, 3d La Volunteer, 00 A.

DeBlane, Ami, private, Orleans Artillery, eo B. Duncan, jr, private, Creaoent Regiment, eo A. veruentee, i Li, private, lit La Foot Klflaa, 00 D. Duval, aergeant, Magrodat'a Artillet, co A. Delpit, A.

private, 23d La Volunteers, 00 0. -Daley, John, private, 23d La Volunteer, 00 D. Ijtril, 8, private, 30th La Volunteers, 00 E. Pudley, private, 4th La Volunteer. 00 F.

Daiton, Robert, private, 23d La Volnntoor, eo D. Dunham, XV private, 4th La Volunteer, oa F. Dofoaaet. 8, private. Folate Coupoe Artillery, 00A Duguy, private, Orlesns Artillery, eo Dreux, private, 23d Ls Volunteers, co D.

DoovilUer, R. aergeant. 3d La Battery, eo H. Dela, Auguatua, private, 9th La Battery, 00 B. Davie, EN, private, Conaeript.

Eoolea, George, private, Slat La Volunteer, eo B. Frederic, aergeant, Creaoent Regiment, co B. Fagot, Roamaa, private. Orleans Artillery, co C. Fabeany.

private. Chalmette Regiment- 00 E. private, 10th La Volunteers, co D. Florence, John private. Canted Beaponee, oa D.

"bk, prvvBie, rant a naataiien, co A. Geealer, Cbaa private. Orleana Onarda, 00 C. G. naivete, Dreux Battalion.

Golden, Patrick, private, 13th La Volunteers, co C. Genalay, John, private, ltth La Volunteer. Graaa, Henry, private, 23d La Volunteer. Glaea, Wm private. La Battalion, ed B.

GodelSer. Pierre, private, 23d La Volanteera. Golden, Anth'y D. private. La Guards Artillery.

Gorman, John, private, 18th La Vola, Co D. Galea, oa Signal Corpe. Galpln, Jamea, private. Mine' Legion, eo A. GaUagher, John, private, lat La Vola, co C.

Gill, 8 private, 18th La VoU, 00 E. uumt, riiTict idui Mjm vim. caa Cientier, private, 2d Louiaiana Cavalry, 00 A. uidu, juua, private, am vol, CO J. Hammond, Abner, lat La Vola, eo B.

viirW viwvm negroer, M.lllllllld, I kU JM Howard, Mlcbael, private, 7th La Vola, co C. Howard. Pat, private, 22d, La Vola, 00 Handy, A. private, Creacent Regiment, CO F. Holcott, private, 23d La Vola, co A.

Hotcfakise, 8, Creacent Artillery. Hunter, private, Stewart Cavalry. James. I A. private.

Creaoent Reciment. Jomouvtlle, private, Orleau Guard Battery, Jonchery, J. private, lit La Vol, co I. Jonea, GDP, private, La Foot Riflea, eo I. acob, private, 5th La Vola, eo E.

Joordan, sergeant, SOth La Vol, co B. Jachne, Chss private. Crescent Regiment, CO 0. Jacob, Uraln, private, 18th La Vol, 00 B. Keenan, private, Cleeeent Reciment, co B.

Keesel, Jacob, prrvato, I8th La Vol, eo D. Kernion, A private, Grlean Guards, co A. Keenan, private, lit La Vols, co A. Keller, Chat, Migrant, 2d La Vols, so H. Keplinger, private.

Slat La Vols. Lorensen, corporal. Crescent Regiment, eo C. Lamarier, Octave, private, Wataon Batteiy, oa A. Lafoln, corporal, Tom Rhode'a Cavalry.

Lee, Jamea private. Creacent Regiment, co G. Labatt, A Si La Volt. Leonard, Cbaa, private, 23d La Vols, co A. Lenuon, Jamea, private, 7th La Vola, eo G.

Leahy. Pat, private, 6th La Vola, co G. Lefabvre, private, Chalmette Regiment, 00 F. Logan, 'John, aergeant, Creacent Regiment, 00 C. Lacoite.

private, 18th La Vol. Lands, David, private. La Foot Riflea, ce A. Leberman, private, 18th La Vola, 00 F. Lehman, 8, private, Creaoent Regiment, co B.

Lefebvra, private, 23d La Volanteera. eo A. Lardner. private, Ala State Artillery, 00 E. Lord, private, Creacent Regiment, 00 E.

Loula, Frank, private, 22d La Vol, co D. Lublin, E. private, Crescent Regiment, co A. Lawn, Alfred, priyatc, 23d La Vols. Laine, Claiborne, private, 18th Vola, 00 G.

Lucaa, M. private, 6th La Vola, co D. -Lebeuve, Uraln, private. 18th La Vola. Lorio, Lewie, private, 18th La Vola.

LatAur, Victor, private, Louiaiana Foot Rifle, co A. McCletry, Thorns, private. 18th Ls Vols, do I. Morgan, private, Tom Rhode Cavalry. Martina.

8 artificer, Orleana Batterv, co A. Maaa A T. private, lit Georgia Regiment, eo F. Moonej, George, private, PintrnoT Battalion, co McAulifT, George, corporal, 18th La Vola, 00 G. McDeitnott, Jamea, private, Creole Chargers.

00 I. Mottlay, 8, private, 18th La VoU, co Miller, private, 23d La Vola, co A. McQueen, private, 3d La Battalion, eo H. Morn. John, private, 3th La Vol, co I.

Mazerat, private-, 23d La Vol, 00 C. Magnira, No 1, exchang' d. Mahony. Jobs, private, 6th La Vols, eo H. Mallay, Edward, private, 18ta La Vol, eo H.

Monroe, hospital iteward, lat Florida Vols, 00 B. MeManui. Pat. private. 18th La vol, ra Michot, private, 23d La Vola, 00 B.

jnazerat, private, no Um, Vol, co A. More arty, Pat. corporal. 22d La Vol, en C. Maekle, James, private, Creaoent Regimant, co D.

Montr, Horner, private, 18th La Vola, co O. Marka, Joseph, private, lat La Vola, eo Merrick, Numa, private, 18th La Vola. 00 E. Meyer, John, private, 21 it La Vol, eo JUprivate, Crooaant Regiment, col. private, MX Id vol.

CO A. Murphy, David At, private, 18th La Vols, eo I. McCurdy.Wm, private, 22d Ls Vols, eo E. Murray, Creaoent Regiment, co D. McCormack, Jamei, private.

13th La Vole, eo I. Mandry, private, Orleana Artillery, co B. Meyer, private, Slat La Vol, co 6. Magnan, Jamea corpora, Creacent Regiment, CO I. private, 18th La Vola, co A.

Waioi. D. private, 7th La Vol, oo A. Miller Victor, private, 23d La Vola, co B. Meteelr, EB aergeant, lat Loniaiana Artillery.

Martina, pri vate, Irt La Artillery, 00 B. Marcotte, private, 23d La Vols, co A. Miae sergeant, 18th La Vols, ce A. MeiUenr, Emlle, private, 23d La. Vols, eo A.

Mailtemv Rimrivate, ChaUatte Regiment, oe B. Montemnt, private, 23d La Vole, 00 G. Mouaaienr, private, 23d La Vola, ce O. MeAudla, Patrick, private, 7th La Vola. 00 A.

Jiorthrop, John aergeant; 18th La Vola, 00 i Huer, Eugene private, 30 a La Vela, eeB. 1R SV lrio frint' 8 I Vols, co EL eorge' Prtvate, Sd La Vols. O' Brian. Jamea, private, 18th La Vols, eo H. ViV mar, privates jua root attflea, eo B.

O'Mealey, private. Crescent Regiment, CO O'Connor, private, Creeeent ateriment, eo CFRoorke, A private, FlecMa Coniarato Bat.ee Palfray-Caa. pdTata. lt La Battalion, 00 etora, Daniel, aargeaut. Creaoent Regiment, 00 Prtvate723d La Vole, to aT Planch ard, private, 31st La Vela.

esK. PlarbsxiAS.iUBTits.SOUJatVeoK, nam, m. private, iraacaat Keglment, 00 11. Hazard, private, Creacent Regiment, co E. VI 1 -j 1 It.

CO PanstAugusts, private, 23d La Vols, ce C. Phola M. aeraeaat. Creaoent Regiment, ee F. Petri, Philip, private.

La Foot Riflea, eo B. FeyoaoA, Cbaa, aergeant, 23d La Vola. Pioten, A aergeant, Jeffaraon Mounted Guards. Pujol, Anguste, aergeant, 23d La Vols, eo C. Postlawaiths, 8 private, Creeeent Regiment, eo Peyeband, private, SOth La Vola.

eo D. Peyehand, Jr. private, SOth La Vola, eo D. Foohe, private, 18th La Vola, eo A. Poole, Jamea private, Farria Battery.

Porter, private, La Gusras Battery. Porter, Cbsst, private, 18th La VoU. Ramsi, Cbaa, private. 23d La VoU 00 A. Raineeke.

corporal, lat La Foot Riflea, ce As. Root, private, 22d La Vola, eo K. Reineoka, private, lat La Foot Riflea, eo A Rotner A private, 23d La Vols, co IS. Riea, private. Crescent Regiment.

Raineeke, private, 83d La VoU, eo B. Relnecke, private, 23d La VoU, co A Ren and, Em lie, private, lat La Foot Rifles, eo A. Rallly, Tbos, private, 14th La VoU. eo E. Rellly, WiUiam, private, 18th La VoU, eo D.

Rolling. John, private, 22d La Vola, co E. Richarda, 8, private, Creacent Regiment, eo G. Riea, private, Creacent Regiment, eo D. Rosrisoea, 13th Ls Vol, eo A.

Setnenaa, corporal, 23d La Vola, eo B. Sbarpf private, isth La VoW HV Salomon, prrrats, 7th La Vols, co E. 6Uub, Cbarlet, private, lit La Vols, oe B. Bancbea, private, 23d La Vols, co B. Baainat, private, 23d La Vole.

Seuaanaa. Jeff, private, 23d La VoU, eo B. Spencer, W. private. Creaoent Raglment, eo B.

cmito, private, ureecent negimena, 00 Shields, John, private, Creaoent Regiment, 00 D. 8 hotter, private, 1st La Defenders, oe A. Saucier, Erneat, private, 23d La Vola. eo A. Santion, private, 23d La Vola, co B.

Sullivan, Matthew, private, 18th La VoU, 00 A. BchnriUe, Fred, private, 26th La Vols, co I. Scaddy, Jas private, La Guardi Artillery. Serin, Oriaipe. private, 18 La ola, eo G.

Stout, Hyppollte, muainian, 3d Miaa Vola, co E. Sullivan, private, 22d La Vola, co D. Sboomaker, private. La Foot Riflea. Toanninelle, private, 28th La VoU, CO A.

Tbsrous, corporal, 4th La Zouaves, 00 D. Thomas, Jnn private, 30th La Vol. Thorn a Orleana Guard Battery. Taylor, private, 7th La Vola, co A Tate, Charles, sergeant, Chalmette Regiment, CO F. Taapegnier, Leon, private, 18th La VoU.

Trapagnier, private, 18th La Vols Thiboraux, Paul, corporal, 18th La VoU, co G. Udee. Forreat, corporal, Twlgg Riflea, co B. Ulm, Lawrence, private, 13th La Vola, co A. VideL Enwit, private, 6th La Vola, co D.

Villa, private, Orleans Artillery. Vignaad, A. private, 8th La VoU. 00 B. Villemaln, private, 23d La Vol, eo A.

Valla, Asdrevr private, 7th La VoU, eo H-WilU, D. private, Waahington Artillery, co A. William, John, private, Confederate Response, 00 A. Well, Jamea private. La Guardi Battery, 00 A.

Wrightfiald, Geo, private, 28th La Volunteer, eo B. William John, private, 22d La Volunteer, co F. WUkinaon. Pal ham, private. Mile Leaioa, ee A.

private, not exohanged. Walker, Richard, private, Creicent Regiment, ce C. Woods, 8 private, 11th La 00 F. Wagner. A private, Orleans Battalion, Co B.

Wilde. private, Ounboat Louiaiana. Toat, Eneaa, private, Creaoent Regiment, co I. Young, Robt private, 18th La Volunteer, eo I. Young, private, 5th La Volanteera, 00 A.

parsons carroaso bt bbic. cbs. wcitzbl, 01 aavov tschb, aud PAA9I.BD. Crawford, lieutenant, 33d La Volunteers. uglier, Harmon, private, 33d La Volunteer.

Compsyon. Andie, private. Yellow Jacket Battalion. Bernard, Peres, private, S3d La Goodwin, private, 28th La Valontsets. Amaud, Anatela, private, 28th La Volunteers.

Bernaia, Aaotave, private, S3d La Brauater, Tbeophlle, private, 33d La Volunteer. Begurand, Jocbaim, private, 33d La Volunteers. Brouaau, Jul, private, 33d La Volunteers. MeUaneea, AUende, private, 33d La Volunteers. MoKeon, Hugh, private, 33d La Voiuntoera.

Meiianenn, Joeepb. private. 33d La Volunteer. Mellancon, Alexander, private, 33d La Volunteers. Perry, Hermogene, private, 83d La Volanteera.

Allemand, Joaeph, private. 33d La Volunteer. Gongaly private, S3d La Volunteer. eaten, Eabert, private. S3d La Volunteer.

Ruaaela, private, 28th La Volunteer. Sial. Thomaa, private, 28th La Volunteer. William, Lumkiot private. 28tk La Volunteers.

Rogprs, a met. private, 28th La Volunteers. 28th La Voltrnteera. Hamilton, Leander, private, 28th Ls Volunteer. Moagllng, William, private, 28th La Volunteers.

Graham, Jame, private, 28th La Volunteer. Affairs on the Texas Coast. Admiral Farragnfe Official Report of the Reverie at Galvetton and Sabine Pa. Washikgtob. Wednesday.

Feb. 10. The Navy Department has received the following from Aamirai jrarraguit 1 The Galvetton Affair. Flagship New Orleans. Jan.

29, Sir I herewith transmit the report of Act-ins; Master J. A. Hannum, of the Harriet Lane, by wnicn yen will perceive the exag cerations which, have been circulated -con' faming the defence of that vessel. Also the pusillanimous conuuei 01 tne omcers wno of truee, and corroborated to Lieut. the enemy's statement that tne otueere and crew of too- Harrietane had perished, save some ten or fifteen persona, whereas there were scarcely that number or aTUierj ana wonnoea.

1 take it for arranted that of -the nine slightly wounded the greater part amounted to notuiDsr. so tuat the teoti mony of the rebel pilot was very near the truth when be said Ave killed and six or eight wounded. 'I'eaonot think but that for the death ef Cotn'r Wainwright and Ltteot, Com'g Lee the vessel eould not have been captured. it is dimcait, However, to conceive a more posillanimous surrender of a vessel to an enemy already in our power than occurred in the cae 01 tne uarnet JLaane. Very respectfully, your obedient servant.

D. Q. Farraout, Bear Admiral. To Hon. Gideon Went a Secretary ofthe Kavy.

The Sabine Pat Affair. Flag Ship HAaTroRto, Nxw Orlxahs. January 29. 1863. Sir I have received dispatches from Com.

Bell sod Lien, Conuv Bead, on the coast of Texas, extracts and a copy of whioh I here with inclose, by which you will see that our oleasters on tnat coast are not yet enuea. as i nsa already anticipated, it appears tnat tne enemy came out of tsabine rasa witn two cot ton fortified steamers on a certain morning. ana ran out to sea. some twelve or xourteen miles, where the Monung Light was. The latter soon sot under way.

but, by the rebel accounts, and we have no other, they gave chase, soon came no with, and captured her without losing a man. The same course of doo-resistance appears to nave Deen pursued by the officers and crew of that vessel as wss pursued by those of the Westfield and Harriet Lne. lue schooner velocity was soon made also to surrender, and was taken into port. I am very thankful that they did not get the guns of the Morning Light, as it would have enabled them to erect a battery of great strength in such a shallow pass. Yon will notice the guns of the Morning Light were leaded and went off when they became heated, by whioh eircnnistance I judge the men did not fire their last charge, but surren dered without a struggle.

I am pleased to see by Com. Hell report that the Harriet Lane is still in Galveston harbor, although they have tried to impress ua with the idea that she had run out during the -last gale, which is now known not to be the case. D. G. Farrigut, Bear Admiral Gideon Welles, Secretary of the Navy.

P. 8. I nave last learned that the Morninar Light a captured in a dead calm by a steamer coming up astern of her. U. U.

ARRAGuT, KOST Admiral. The Harriet Lane etill at Galvetton. Unitxd States Stkam Sloop Brookxtit, Off Galveston, Jan. 25. 1863.

5 Sir I am very confident that the Harriet Lane is within Galveston waters. The sea broke heavily on the 18th and 19th, from one end of the shoals to the other, and nothing drawing over six feet of water could have possibly crossed the bar, and nothing could nave passed through the gunboats anchored there without being seen, although the night was verv dark. Subseanentlv the onlonrs ac companying the flags of truee tried to create see a sauare' rigged vessel, sails loosed, from the maintop masthead, which he takes to be the Harriet Lane. She lies beyond the Upper harbor, in the direction of -Virginia Point, and was doubtless carried over the shoal waters by the rise during the heavy easterly weather, very reepecUully, your obedient servant, J. -V.

uommoaore. To Bear Admiral iarragut, Lieut. Reed: Report. Lieut. Beed, of the United States' sunboat New London, in the dispatch referred to in Admiral Farragut's report, states that he was ordered, in company with the gunboat Cayuga, to proceed to Sabine Pass, to the relief of the Morning Light, Baehel Seaman and Velocity, blockading there, reported captured by the rebels.

At 13 1L, on the 23d of January, he discovered the Morning Light A steamer was just leaving her, and la a few momsnte the former was discovered to be on Are. The Cayuga was ordered forward, but it was impossible to save. her. The fire was started in the sitei part of the ttjp, Thsan- tne impression tnat sne is out, one or them saying so plainly. I don't believe it.

This morninar Lieut. Mitchell reported that he could a rtA In Inn faat of wetST. uorusiini with the hope ef getting her over the bar into the pass. Four of ber guna were discharged i k- ik. nm arirln and ana on the starboard side.

The Utter had fallen Into the hold, and the shot coming out just above her. copper, one boat being near at the time. iT Ik. u. Thai anamv had undoubtedly removed the powder from the inagazines, as no explosion too piaos, ja.unpa u.

k.tt. it thnno-Vit the anamv au uui aau uiwa fir eould not get any of the guns of the Morning Light. Aa to the schooners Rachel Seaman and Velocity, the former, Lieut, nato, nsa returned. The latter was captured with the morning uigut. I On Thursday morning, toth at half-past 1 o'ejock.

BVILINX three nwwth, yaaugaat aaugatar a Anna Eliza and Wm. Chapman. On Thuradav morning, the S6th at 11 o'clock. REBECCA RIENHART. aa thirty-two yea, a native ef Karthampten county.

Perm, and for tha last thirteen yean a resident ef tbii city, and consort oi j. narnion. Her funeral will take place This Afternoon, at o'clock, rrnm her late residence, corner of Veil city snd Liberty streeta. Her frienda and acquaintances ars rsapectfally Invited to attend, without farther notice. SaV Philadelphia paper pleaie capy.

FTJNEBAX. NOTICE. of the Isatt) Wltf. PRICE are reiptctfuUy invited to attend tha funeral ceremenia snd interment ef tha body, which will take place at the Church of the immaculate Conception, corner Baroane and Common stresta, on Friday Morning, the 87th inst. at 10 o'clock.

LINEN WAREHOUSE. liAGQEBTY BROTHERS, 128 Street 128 DIRECT IMPORTATION. IRISH sniRTINQ LINEN, FRENCH SHIRTING" LINEN Toile de Conrtrsi. PRINTED LINEN CAMBRICS, PLAIN LINEN CAMBRICS, FLATTLLAS, LIST ADOS, CREAS, ESTOFILLAS, BRTTAlf NIAS, LINEN LAWN, LINElTCAlIBRAI, PILLOW-CASE LINEN, LTNEN rOR DRAWERS ToUe da Pari. 8-) 10-t, 11-t, 13-4 LINEN SHEETING.

TOILE CRETONNE, ia-4. LINEN SHEETINGS Half Bleached. RUSSIA LINENS, LINEN SHIRTS, LINEN AND DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS. NAPKINS and DOYLIES, RUSSIA AND SCOTCH LINEN TCAFES. RUSSIA CRASH.

AMERICAN CRASH. RINSED DIAPER TOWELS, COLORED-BORDERED LINEN TOWELS, a HUCKABACK AJRD HUCB. TOWELS. DICE TOWELS, DAMAlk TOWELS. BATHING TOWELS; LINEN TURKISH TOWELS.

MOSQUITO NETTING White and Brown Linen. LINEN COATINGS. LINEN HOLLANDS. Planters' Linen, Brown snd White Linen DRILLS. WHITE AND BROWN RUSSIA DUCK.

WHITE ENGLISH LTNEN MILITARY BRILL. Striped and Paney French Linen DRILLS. LINEN TICKING. LTNEN CHECKS. GAUXE LINEN UNDER SHIRTS, LINEN HOSE AND HALF-HOSE.

LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS Plain, Tapa- Bordered, Colond-Berderad, RJrisrad.alsm-Stlt'd, Featooasd, Emb'd Tor Man, Women and Children. With a complete assortment of all other atylea of Goods. 120 Pieces Handsome Bprlngr Silks, Which we will doss out at Sl-Usually worth $1 75 to S3 as a yard. HAGGEBTT BROTHERS, Ftr-Sdpet ls Canal (treat. NEW GOODS.

We have now in store, snd last re eel radio firkin CHOICEST BUTTER, ss half bbla. NEW BEEF. 86 SMALL FIG PORK. 10 chests Finet Osnpewdar, larperial snd Oolong TEAS. 10 aacki Fine Havana aad Sis COFFEE.

SO boxes Italian MACARONI and VERMICELLL eo kit New Ho, 1 MACJUSRJEL. CODFISH In box. Also, just received per bark Msry Bentley, a few barrels of those splendid ENGLISH PICKLES-Cron a Black- weU'a. For Spring Bakers Fresh Broma, Cocoa, Chocolate, rarlna and corn atarcn. SaV Our goods delivered free of charge.

E. M. MURPHY Qroests, Old Store ot Mr. J. Burckttt, Fit sdpst Cam trt.

NOTICE TO THE F1THJL.IC M'ME CAPRELL. The sole purely Natural Clairvayaat kefors ths public, Sierciaas her wonderful gift for tha benefit of the carious mJI mm.Hk. fH nl m.M- ner, the whole oi your peat lire, aa well aa laying bar before yen all that conrerne the rraaent aad Patare. M'me Capreil'a medical peweia nave reeaivea taa unqeallBed maaraament oi every pnyaiciaa oi reputaaon taia city, as aha never tail In curing all dissrders ef ths systen, guaranteeing reertabuahed health and happUiasa. Horo.

acopic liian oi uie trrncen Baanacnniy. or no cnargn. Fs7 Sdplt 17 Coatomhenae atreek. POST t)FFIOE NOTICE. Chance of Honrs Notice ii hereby given that from and alter tha FIRST OF MARCH NEXT thla OfBce1 will be opened at 8 o'clock.

A- aad cloae at 3 o'clock, P. M-, during tha summer month. JOHN M. G. PARKER, F3S-tdptt Acting Pottmaater.

POST OFFICE NOTICE. NEW ORLEANS. February 35, 1S83. Much inquiry bslng made in relation to MAILS by the ELLA WARLET, the public srs Informed that I have already received ONE BAG OF LETTERS from the ill-fated ateamer, and Information that tha balance of her mall wlU be aent on a faat aa tbey can be put In condi tion te mail. Those received will be delivered as fait as they can be assorted.

Juan as. u. rARKEK, Fse dp2t Acting Poctmaetex. lismlslanm Klntnnl iaanrauKSO Ua Offlct, Comer Camp mad Natcket 8trmt. Amount of Premie mi for year ending Febru ary ss, Amount ef A aim at aame date i City Flrt Mortgage Bondi of Opera Stock of Bank ot New Orleani 0 6,000 36,06 0 Machanlca' and Tradera' Bank.

30S 88 Soatbern 13,138 06 Rank of America. Bill Receivable. 3000 08 1SA884 Loaned on Mortgags St Property worth donbla tha Loaned on Pledge ef Bank Stock Premium Account in course of collection. 113MS 00 C.S67 11 aMOS lSISS enp or otner compani. Caah an hand iBsursi against Firs, Marina aad River Rick.

CHARLES BRIGGS, President, nlft Sdptf ANTOINE CARRIERE. Wa PraaC GREAT PKITIL.KGE FOR liATJIBS IN BUYING dry goods at liberal terus, at WEHL eb, DANZIQEB'S, -)-(, SsO StAGAZINX Owing, to frequent call mads upon thass, thsabsve kara rcsolvsd to extend their advaatafaous conditions te Ladles buying DRT GOODS with them, for EIGHT DATS MORE. They, therefore, yet gtre chaacs to those who hsvv boen prsvented frost ctiUngi and whom the throng- of easiness prevented from being served. New and eat i armnaianaata have haea -made. ana paina wiu oe as sen te aaaafy all -m- Doors opsa piedsthr at half-past 8 o'clock, A.

WL, Oflea et tha Creeeent mutual Iastra. COMPAKT. with tha i Ssctlons ef ths Act of ths General Aseambly ef tha ef Louisiana, entitled MAa Act ralatrva te eartata Vx Uea of an mcsrporated crapanlaa in tha State sf bate! ana, racaivtngniiwiavan-diiialt or dsclarrag avtoaal. an proata," aopra-rad ina Starch, lass, the CnJmCKaa MUTUAL INSURANCE tn saajsanni msrswith, saakastho aUlowms sntasnsnt of hsBahaL ttate scrip stUurterast enraatmsd aad tiled tares i W. G.

Bonner Clark, aUfhardaon Ce. Daniel 0. 6. Dunbar J. Fernandes A Ce.M Mm.

C. A- Falton Peter Mm. Mary Jamei vy Eit W.M. Lambeth. W.

Prancla Oaborae Co. L. Ja. Stewart. 1.

A T. TS01 IBVIU "-i ja ana T. Darling Co 5 -tso ceo ooo eso 0 60 1 so 1 so ceo b. Docoaraaa T- J. A.

Dunbar Co. i- Annatta Portter 1 fsj 'eon Strang, -eo esoi -t SCO i rsu Ch. ioaeps, 8 pinna trns40MaMMi Mm, S. L. Watson.

1 li state of Louisiana; psnan of oriaaaa ana uty oi new unass Be It remembered that en the Sd nay eg Jaaaerv. lb I berer aae, tas aaoorsignea, a i ana rases i for tha city atortsaid, psrsoeauy appeared TH OX AI i ADAMS, Preaidant af ths CTeacent Mutual laaaraata Company, wha, being duly aworn according to nsa en, depoae and aay that tha i gulag la a era-iett rntag the liabilities, aa appear from tha beak af saU Omsaev. THOMAS A. ADAMS, PraaUtnt Severally sabserlbed snd sworn te, In New Odaauj, 3d day ef January, UBS, twfbvente, JOHN A. HITCHCOCK.

Sd Jj p.i Ths following art ths provlaians forming partof iiksl 8th of thg amends cesvtwtf the Company a- y44 I Should any cartlfleate not be calladrter by the aarttaj 1 ectiUed thereto, within three yar traoa the da at Isaua, tha aama ihaU a xanrelad and the amasiit af th i aam credited, together with any tnt irnt that sasy ths aaakt of th Cempany, after notice shall save baea gtrva bt it I 1 atat the asms of ths partlas entitled te receive tns naai and. th amount at aald certificate, and partaaa apaliUa, A far cartlacataa the advarttaed shall pay, enracarrlag tag same, their proportion af the coat ef said i iItsiIIiisishj Jet sdpim Bnreetsi de 1st CwmpsLgrnle 'd'AMnnaaai MOTtTELLEJ SO CRESCENT. I I 4 Conformenient la premlare et hladeaxleras aaoaag d'un acte de l'Aanaaabla Ganerala Aa rate da baas. ana, Intitule Acta retetrf Scailates paaaUa A Waas i lea Compagniea tncorporess ds PBteS As la 1 1 aid mi ds I'arfsnt tor depot sa declarant deads sat dss profite" Uquel acts a svpiwsvl kw Mara. 1SSO, LA COMPAONIB D'ASSURABCB MUX ELLES DD CROISSANT, conformenient an an aca pubHa Petat servant de eon peadf poor scrip at tstct non reclames at detent ds treia ana.

W. G. Bonnat A SOI David Bp Clark, Ricbavdaea as W.T. T. Balilaadvi Danlall oeo so G.

Danhav A Caw. J. Farnandea M'maC. A. Peter A.

Av Ce 40 00 Annette Fortlar. B.F. Teate. eeo John Grant u. 1M 1 Gaapsr Ramasar a 1 Christian Hoaaaan M'ane Maxv GarUck.

-1 0 Jamea Bail. 1 so W. H. 0 eo Sue W. EL Lambeth.

eo A W. Lrc 00 Francis so bterah 1 5 AJafr McCaoaahla. A an nnokaar aae Oiborne so L. aUed 1 soj Jaa. Stewart- 0 SB J.

At T. Suiatvan 1 so Cbaa. Shark eat Jeambr Silywy. Us aniiaadi i M'me a Ia. vYaiaon -B 00 XTAT DE LA TtmSTiWE.

3 Par-r-i rt tIIIi rti la mi'i tlrlaass Qa'on aa aaavtenna one la lanviag laga, paid ant nt i aeualgna, Jugede pal dan et pour ba susdrte VIBa.i'eal presenU THOS. A. ADAMS, preaidant As la Coaaaagaia d'Aaauxanoe Masnallaa Aa Ciaacant, laqaai, ssent iti! lam inente canformement a la mi, declare fas sal precede eat aae capie sxacta da pasaiA S'sgsmlatbiat da la Compagnle. THOMAS A. AbAMS.

praaiaant. Slgn et aaaermenU a la Nouvelle-Orleana. ce Janvier lass, pardavant mol JOHN A. HTTCHCOCaaavjBgaaaiaBV Volclunapartteda Particle tin It si Is kaVts aaiaaiki da la Coanpagata i vis SI un certiflcat n'etett pea reelamd per let parnas sat ant droit, dans ieS trols, lours qui salvront laur fl.j alom, ladit cexUScat ears aaaeldst IssaantaaAseaal eat ltnteret seroat portds aa credit da toads caaUsiant, but laa Bvres ds la compagnia, apVaa en's ra sara 'i donnd avia pendant trante Joura, dans iliai ia Juaiaaas da la vUla, lequel avia donnera lea noaaa in garni ayaat droit aandtts carttneataa tntdret. at aaonaant dlt certiflcat, vt lei partial qui rclameraut lea cerUtkatg 1 ajnat snnoncei scqultteroiii, en las movant, laur part del frali dudtt avis.

Jali SaatPolS a BlatsuU Cos or NEW ORLEANS. MLKrKNTH ANNUM rTJTMMfgNt. Tha following elate nient ef the affair ef this linear Is publlahad la coaiarmity with the reqairamantaaaVthaar Charter, vis- Amount ef Unsrrm mated Rnk ef 1861 and Pramlami far mtymr 9fa Ttee. lam I Tic For Premiums an Fire RUk. 143,761 OS jny wvr rnramaai auvar euan 1I.S1T SS FarlaaaUaaoa on marina TS 1ST.SH TS Leaa, Fremluma oa Riak not tonal- i nstsd oasist Decamber.

1MB ttflaO no Leu, Return Fremlnmi un nnili Set earned premium for year ending mac laacemDer, laps Loaiaa during the aame period, i naatoa Firs Rlaks. urates 0,320 39 4,980 River Marina Risks. S6.W0 fl Aiasui Diacount, Intereat, Ac, leaa a mt treat en scrips leaned. Ate, Net earned prodts foryear sndinf sist vecemnerrisos Tot Company have ths fouowiac i Invaated In Rank Stacks, City, Metre- and State 008.431 SP Losned on pledga of Bank Stack end 133.100 St Invested la Real Ette(otBcars Camp Ot 4 BUla Raceivaba for Due for areminms in cpaaaa ad S3 Cash on lsaeM Total amount of The above atatesnasit la a Inafe. wmt mm acrlpt from the baoka at the Company.

ri te fvam ja. nsvaw. vice rraaiAaatt JAMES H. WHEELER, Secretary. t.

i '(. STATE OF I Pariah ot frriaana Tlta ml Sworn to and aubaenbed bafora ana. tni isch Aa ef" January, IMS. JNO. A.

'ii Sacoad Justice ef the The Board ef Tntateea nam aaanteaal tin i inalal fund auffident te meat maduated leaaeav aa wall aa. contlnaan kaaaaa rinm i. of itecka and band) te PAT SIX PER GENT, inhwaat on ths ontsrandina' Cartulealaa mt Imi. w. tbereot or their legal raprssentstlvas, on and alter Mas The Company ernirlmiaa te tnaara against the parfli'af the Sea.

Rtvara. and loaa aar k. a mbm unaa x. rata ot pramiam. Office Na.

TS Camp atiaaa ALEXANDER BROTHER, PrMidanS. JOHN R. SHAW, Vice Preaidant. JAMES H. WHEELER, Secretary.

TUITHt JoAaLBaew. T. Greenfield. BLPeala. L.D.

Wood, J.CGeadrtch, F. A. Shaw, W. H. Avery.

A. 0 Kannett, J. H. Rodenbarg, L. Foigar, UlarraUa, a.

W. Huntlngtea. A. B. Jaaaaa, C.

Chntra. T. K. Price." J. P.

Harriaong Joe. Hoy. L. Jaxey. 8.

L. Levy, A. EL May, J. A. Stevenson, J.

E. Brawn, J. J. Green. A.

Maul ton. W.C. Tmspkina, D. B. Moors, Jean Hall.

JalTdplm JosUkCote, li 0 E.S Krp, P. H. Fotef. I The boaineaiof the BANK OP LOTJI8IANA wffl tranaacted for tha praient, sad untU the Banking Haass in Royal atreet ahall have bean naaJrad, tn the building. corner of Carondelet and Canal Streeta.

lasalv ai i aukd by the Creacent City Bank. 7 Fia-Odptu AUG. MOai'REDlL. Casakft a-aee BATCHELOR'S UQUlD HATS DTE at ths i va ef the a-abnenl- imuLfZ i 1 Dye kawn. Ail ethers are sacra imitations of that fr-4 vsteaX I'svodacaa Inataacly a aplsndMi black ar aasaad gjgfs.

teATOra Tas gsnaiasM dcaed WILLIAM A BATCKET-C 1 ths steel ensraviaa. en each aide ef every sea. AUei Bra cot ateriei, and eho. Idea avoided. awanss.

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