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Ml IBIfAY JUOKNIRa, APRIL. T. 186S. The KichmohdPress oh Foreign jHTERVEimoN. We find Jn our exchanges copious extracts from leading Bichmond journals, which discuss the military and particularly the aspect of the relations between France and the United States.

The Examiner, of the, 24th nit, introduces a very elaborate leader on tie latter subject, in this wise Events are abbot to fesppen -whreh, if we ealy sustain the war with energy for another ejestpelgB, will sorely bring nt oar wwardu, the Independence of oar country. A war between France and the. United Stales has be-ewese Iaial Inevitable. We so mean to earths thai war er any ether exteraal event, ay foreign eomtenanee or saoeorwhat-extsr wilt be the efficient eanse. of oor inde-yendsnee, eaJv the eceasiea of il will give the eJgaai and strike the, hour to show that the faUneee of ibe lisse io aeeompliabea, aa4 that the goal la worn.

We will bail this new com-nOeatioa as a signal, bat need not thank ad jMeee it as if tt had won for as the noble prise which we shall owe to the virtue and valor of oor elt'seas alone, and to the blessings of frovidsnee. The most notable feature of the article la an extract from a French journal Courtier dn JHmaneht, which is introduced, and which we subjoin: We mast not dseeivo ourselves war with the Unite States is inevitable, aad it goes oa So point oat sore indications of that oomlnjr atom in the ill-will of the Washington Got-oramsnt towards the new Empire of Mexico; the emphatic recognition of the Mexican Re-public by both Bouses of Congress, and the necessity nnder which the Federal Government will Had Itself to' avoid the diebaadoa-sent of its armies after peace shall have boon, nude with the Booth, and to provide them with Mexico as a fisld of adventure and prey. Thinking men at the North also begin to be well aware of the approach of the storm of asreiga war, bat the Black Republicans the xalnieterial or war power are studiously si-. lent about it. To talk of such a thing would not tsnd to encourage the people to desperate perseverance in the war for the Union, and, therefore, would be disloyal.

It is only journals which have long been eonseioas of the fnttllty aad Insanity of said war for the Union lust have courage to utter a word of warning. The Examiner, after administering a characteristic fillip to Mr. Lincoln and the French Emperor, concludes OTe care little who rules in Mexico, provided it be not the Yankee, and as for a conspi racy against republican institotions, we are ware of no inch 'dangerous conspirators against those as these same Yankees them-awlves. Ia short, the poeiiioa at present between the two prospective belligerents is one -which approaches equilibrium. The Confederacy bas obviously a certain weight that will out for mooa on one side or the other.

There is snob a thing as a Confederate army, and we see that it enters into the calculations of both parties. Oae or the other, or both, "will bid for it, and that No we do not aay by any means that our sympathies are set ap at auction, nor that the Confederate army can be knocked down to wbo offers the most. It is needless to proclaim at present what we abould do la such contingency or under such an inducement. Nevertheless, let's hear bids. What says your Majesty of Francs 8hallwe have Immediate recognition, and fleet and army, aad what do you expect in return, and what Is the offer 1 Abraham Lincoln's ae- anowlsdgmeit of oor absolute Independence -and restitution of oar seaboard cities, and fortresses.

And what do you ask as to do on oar side 1 At present between the prospective belligerents we are unprejndleed and impartial. Our minds are not mads up, but are open to conviction. To give us, howsvsr, the privilege of being counted aS allies to insure to as the position of arbiter between these greet powers, wo must light through the coming campaign with energy and vigor, and only one campaign, is all the proof now to ten our courage ana patriotism. The struggle between our enemy and Francs may begin at any time may arise from any aecidsnt. Some shot fired by mistake about Matamoros, some piece of aeoleaee by Yaakee captain towards French merchant 'snips, and the train is laid, and any spark may Are it.

Then the very foundations of our onttnsnt will be loosened and shaken. There will be new contests and combinations. The monotony of oor four years' agony and war will be relieved, and also give us a chance of cosaiBg well out of this melee. Its outbreak aaost and as still firm on our fsst, with our military, our Government and our capital in tact in short, a living confederacy, not a sub-. jugate territory.

THE RIVER NEWS. Weather and Bnslneee Arrivals and De settstet of Bfaaewte. office or the picayune, i Nsw Osxsass, Friday, April 7. 1 Yesterday was such another day as the previous ons, cloudy, with appearances of rain, old Sol did not make his appearance yesterday, although it brightened up at inter- TlIS. There was nothing extra done on the Levee yesterday easiness seemed to bo rather doJL There were five arrivals the Saratoga and Joseph Fierce, from Vickaburg the Ben Franklin, from Baton Sooge the Una from jLafoorehe, and Ida Handy from St.

Louie. 1 The Joseph Pierce, Saratoga and Ida Handy appeared to have tolsrable trips of freight, besides a goodly number of people. There were four departures, as follows The Bella Donna left for Fort Adams; the Indiana for Cincinnati; the Mlttle Stephens for Natchss, and the Mississippi for St. Louis. We received a dispatch from Capt.

E. U. Kerr, of the fiae Coast packst Virginia, taking that the Virginia was wsather bound, and would not got in port until to-day. She leaves again this day, at 5 o'clock, for Baton Rouge aad all intermediate Coast landings. 'Shippers of freight would do well to send their goods down at an early hour.

Mr. 'I John D. Wilbanks, No. 2 Tchoupitoalas street, le her agent, The magnificent new, steamer New Bath, the finest, the largest, aad best boat ever built fat the Wsst, will bo along hero about Sunday. Then, if our dtisens and others desire to see ths greatest boat that exists, thsy should sot lose the Capt.

George Pe-(ram, her commander, well knows what the stabile desire, aad If he has not suited their aastee with the Nsw Rath, then we are mightily mistaken. We are, however, sanguine that the Hath will attract the attention ef every body wherever she goes. We are nnder obligations to our rriendTfom Moore, slerk or the new steamer Ida Handy, for his kind attention to this office. The Ida Handy is ths nsxt boat for ths West, and as. ordlngly leaves to-morrow evening for Memphis, Cairo, aad St.

Loads. Capt, Jamas Bar-sard bas command of the Handy. We return thanks to the officers of the Jos, Pierce and Saratoga for late Vickaburg papers. BOATS LXATIHG. For St.

Limit. Passengers for Msmphis, Cairo, and St. Louis, to-day, are hereby re abided that Capt James Allen leaves with kisflset packst Henry Von Phul this evening at 4 o'clock. The Von Phul will be found re-eiving at the foot of Lafayette street. She onnscu at Cairo, with the Illinois Central Bailroad for all points North and East.

Messrs. John F. Douglas and T. Murphy are the gsntlsmanly clerks ef the Von Phot For Baton Rouges Th popular send-vweekly packet Virginia, Capt E. U.

Kerr, Jeeves this day, at 12 o'clock, for all the Coast 'landings, op to Baton Rouge. Mr. John D. WU beaks, No. 3 TchoupitonlM COMMERCIAL.

omcx or the ficattjiie, i Thursdaa Evening. April 6. 18SS. Cottoh. The market opened this mornlojr with some inquiry, bat at figures which fow holders were willing to aeoept, and the only sales repotted were 8 bales Low Middling at 9 bales at 36 Vic aad 25 partial are not stated; also 10 bales Samples at auction at 30c, and 1 at 31.

There only a limited sup- ply on sale, and quotations are to a great ex-tent nominal, bnt Good Ordinary may be set down at 37 338. and Low Hiddliog 40 a 42. It would be difficult, however, to put Low Middling at the1 Inside figures. The week's sales, ae reported, sum np about 1000 bales, but from this most be deducted 163, In two lots, thrown op On the day after the ale. Week's receipts 2570 bales.

Sbgab A5D Molassis. Thsre is no demand whatever; there is' not even any In- quiy. and sellers, who are very anxioas to realise, have not had any occasion to remove the tarphullns covering their supplies on the landing. Bayers eould now operate at greatly reduced prices, and pretty much on their own terms. After we left the market this forenoon, a lot ef 9 hhda.

fair Sogarsold at loe. 1. Wxstkrr Produce. There was a better feeling in the market for Flour to-day the Inquiry was more brisk and general, and prices are fuller. There is also a fair demand for Pork, otherwise ths general produce market ie dull aad unchanged.

The sales to-day comprise about 23)0 bbls. Floor, (a part taken for shipment,) of which 100 bbls. fine at (7 50, superfine at $3 150, 200 In two lots at $8 75, 200 choioe superfine at $9, 100 do. $9 50, 160 and 500 fair extra at 10, 200 good extra at $10 40, and 500 at 10 50 bbl. 400 bbls.

Mess Pork on private terms, 100 and 1G9 do. at 29, and 40 bbls. rump Pork at $21 50 bbL There have been resales of lots of 25 and 50 bbls. mess at $29 50 bbL 10 casks of Bacon Shoulders and aides at 16c lb round. Kio Coffee is selling in a retail way at 37 a 38e16.

Yesterday and to-day, not reported, there were sales, by auction, of 100 bbls. slightly damaged Floor at $9 20a9 75 26 bales damaged Hay at $27 ton; 250 bbls. damaged Corn Meal at $3 80 bbl. 14 kegs Western Butter at lo 17c lb, aad 1100 sacks heated Corn at 84 a 8Cc. bushel.

Fbiichts. The mail steamer on the berth for New Yoik takes cotton at 2a2Vse. lb sailing vessels for New York and Boston obtain 75c. bbL for Flour. The receipts of the leading sr.iolee of produce for the week comprise 2570 bales cotton, 105 hhds.

sugar, 103 bbls. molasses, 11,085 bbls. flour, 737 bbls. pork, 339 bbls. and 30 kegs lard, 1782 bbls.

beef, 700 casks bacon, 35,981 sacks corn, 11.162 do. oats, 2800 balss hay. The imports comprise 1065 hhds. Cuba sugar, 534 boxes and 113 hhds. and 1389 bbls.

molasses. Tbe exports comprise 1052 bales cotton, 8000 bbls. floor, 1040 bbls. pork, 2191 kegs lard and 500 sacks corn. VAfffbl HAHKIVi JeSeraea City, Tbuadav Evening, April 0.

Arrived to-day, 41 Beef Cattle and 18 Veal CatUe. Sales of to-day, 40 Beef Cattle, 47 Hogs, 5 MiUh Cows, and 6 Veal Cattle. Stock on sale, 315 Beef Cat tie, 851 Hogs, 283 Sheep, 10 Milch Cows and 33 Veal Cattle. We quote I WcMcra Beef, choice, SV IB 9 gs Westers Beet, Brat qoaUt t-i 94 cetera Beeree, eee'd Hd third qaality, 189 ao BUlen Cow. be 60 WlOO Veal CatUe, ao 4 40 Boc, 4f tt laekltsf CaWee, ita a.e bead.

16 1 SO oofl i no it Sheep, la i. Sheep. haw. MOHJiTAKI AWn THURSDAY XVCNIMO. April 6, 1865.

We have nothing of a money or financial market for review this evening, other than some skirmishing and bearing among some of the gold dealers. In commercial circles farther depression was apparent. A mail from New York, with datee of the 28th nit was received this morning the correspondence seemed to have an unfavorable import. Though cotton was quoted eomewhere about 45 to 47, yet lower prices were expected, from the fact that the Savannah cotton was to be placed or offered on the market, which is expected will causa another decline, some letters say, of ten to fifteen cents. According to these views the staple will be forced down to so low figures as barely to pay for planting and raising.

There was something of a peemodic amelioration in Western produce one or two articles, flour for instance, having been inquired for more freely than for some days past. There is, however, no demand for foreign export beyond a few hundred barrels. There ie no Inquiry for money reeourcee and facilities appear to be ample to meet and move all the produce arriving. We do not learn of any sacrifices being made, outside of the variation in gold. The Exchange market was much weaker to day a leading bank reduced the rates for checks on New York to one ct premium; which brought forward a more enlarged inquiry, though not active.

Other parties followed and sold at one, while one bank held at the rate of yesterday, 1'4. Among the pari chasing transactions was $10,000 fifteen days sight on New York, at 1 fct. disoount good sight was quoted at premium, with very little available. Some small sums of one day's sight were taken for re 'mittanee purposes at 3 premium. In fort eign there was very little done.

Good private bills were offered at 170 we quote from that to 173, op to 175. Bank bills in second hands ruled at 175, with a fraction being One or two email sums, say 300, were sold at the bank counter at 185. The bank counters may be regarded as nominal, Francs were offered at 352 Vt for Al bills, bank drafts at 3.20. Regular drawers held at 3J203.15; extreme rates ranged from 3.25 to 3J5. i The bear movement in gold resulted In forcing prices down to 162 from 168 the rate yesterday.

There were several isles on the basis Of 1629164, which wore the quotations at the eloee of business, though 165 was asked. Silver, American quarters and halves, may be at 1459150., The coin market all round wasated by rumors or a real decline in New York 147.. We heard of nothing being done in bonds, nor in stocks. The Directors of the Commercial Bank Water works Company have declared a dividend of $3 50 per ihars ($100) out of ths earnings for the last year, payable to stockholders on and after the 15th at the office in this ttr- At the Merchants' Exehangs there was it moderate gathering only. The only property ottered waa by the Coiled States Marshal, being the real estate confiscated as belonging to Gen.

Wirt Adams, -of the Confederate service, consisting of the four lots of ground, 96 feet by 141 feet, forming the comer of Chestnut and Josephine streets, Fourth District, in square benaded by Jackson, Colissnm aad the two streets, named, with the fine two-story brick dwelling house aad dependencies, for $17,000. This la a very desirable property. Also sold as belonging to EmUe La Sere, and confiscated, several lots of ground, one on Main street, between Viilertf aad Sobertaon, Second District, 32 feet by 128 feet, for $800 and seven lots In Third District, forming the eomer ef Autry and Dupre streets, each 30 JHt M4 151 ftt top, WiU bnildjpg waiMnta- tor S700i aad' two lots of ground ia the Fourth District la square bounded by Levoe, Water, First aad SorsV ara etrsets, each 23 feet on Water street, running through, 97 feet, to Levee etroet, two fronts, for $670 only. There wele several other lota belonging to.thie sale which, not bringing the appraisement, were withdrawn. 'The property belonging to Mr.

Hyams and others will be ottered to-morrow, (this day, Friday.) LIST OF LETTERS EMAWine la the Poet 0e at tewOrlanJ, i ancallea far, the Tth day ef April, isoo. sVADIKH LIST. 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Q. PARKER, Postmaster. Deeancen Dlgga Mary miaa Peiaeodis mra Fiaher MARINE NEWS. ricATona office, Apni t. Mr.

JO an 8. WASHIHOTOH, and aaalstaaU.are the ealy eetborised Merias end Bi vat Be we Bapertertf ertbe Plcayese. CLE A BED TEBTEBDAT. Bteamabip Mlaaiaaippi, Kennedy, for New York, later Bark Lawrence, Howea, for Boston, Master Mex Bchr TriniCad, Meatrell, for Matamoros, Master Mex Sloop Luna, Schneideao, for Matamoroa. 8 Fernandet Ace Mex Slocp Joven niUerme, Creecine, for Mat am toe.

Master Steamer Indians, NeaL for Cincinnati, Master Steamer Mianatippi, Symmea, for Bt Loais, Master ABBIVED. hip Onward, Chase, from Penascola. in ballast, to Campbell A Zerega-lat district Brig Rowland, Rowle land, from Mobile Bev. in ballast re master eta oiainct Schr OitII Giles, from Mobile Bey, in ballast, to master district Schr General Washington, Orr, from Fort Pike, to master Bsain Lugger Telegraph, Ameroa, from the Coast, to master LPT Logger America, Begat, from tbe Coast, to matter STBaMBAS. Saratoga, May, from Vickaburg.

Joseph Pierce. Pratt, from Vickabors. Virginia, Kerr, from Baton Rouge. Ben Franklin. Boachereeo, from Baton Rouge.

Ida Handy, Barnard, from St Louts. Bella Donna, Smith, from Port Hodaon. Lafourche, Farenton, from Thibodanx. Towboat LeTiathan, Palmer, from the Pastes bronglit up abip Onward, brig Rowland, and schr Oreille I Below Coming TJp.J Ship Onward, Cbaae, from Penascola Ital Bark Franceses, Coats, from Palermo, to A Cochran, fiuit to order 131 passengers Bark Bunabine, from Matamoroa Brig Aurate, Clark, from Philadelphia Schr Sunbeam. Feirce, fra Rastan Ialand.

to Bhsiler Jr Cargo, fruit Schr Joven Marie, from Matamoroa, with 4 balsa cotton and 6 pasaeogera Schr Ialand Belle, 4 dtyt from Cardenas, to A Cochran, with molasaea Brit Schr Gleaner, from Matanzaa Schr Talisman, Conner, 13 days from Havana, to muter Cargo, molsaaea, aad It paiiengers Schr Jane Doaglae. from Matamoroa Schr Juliet, from Mstemoros EXPOBTB. HEW TORB Steamebip Miiaimippi 3o0 baleaheinp ISO bslea rage no hhda tobacco BOSTON Bark Lawience 31S4 bbls flour 933 hides 37 bales moss and aundries MATAMOROS Schr Trinidad -1311 bbla floor 10 bbl a beaaa 3 tea baml A bales mesa lo bbla beer HO bbla potatoea MATAMOROS Bloop Luna loo bbla flour to bbla potatoea MATAMOROS Bloop Joren Gulllermo 96 bbls Boor Stun ft lumber kega batter and aundries BECEIFTB OF PBODDCH. VICK 8BTJ RG Steamer Saratoga bale a cotton to Btautoa- SO do Graham Aco tT do Levy Dieter 71 do A 8 Manafleld do 8 Mandeville Sft do iw) aka cotton sred Griffin A Porch- 1 tee laid IS bales cotton Weed, Witters Aro 6 do A Brnhn 6 aka cotton Mhls ss bag rags Kaufman aundries, order VICKSBDRG Steamer Josenb Pierce 1H9 bales cotton' Cutler lot do Deynoodt do Lonsdale do Worthmgton i bales moots te 8 DeBow Aco-10 bxa mate Adama r.xpreaa aenanes, oroer BATON RODGE-Steamer Vireinla 60 balsa cotton to Pllfcher Aco to bbda augar to bbla moiaeaea A Dunbar ido 130 aka corn Man.field A Clearelau.d-H.60j feet lumbJr Maepero aondries, order BATON ROUGE Steamer Ben Franklin 1 bale cotton 19 bbit hominy Lapeae Ferre le bales cotton to Perkiria aundriee, order PORT SON Steamer Bsl's Donna 18 ba'ea cotton Pijcber Aco lo do A Milteuberger 14,000 ft lumber nntw stco aananes. oraer TH1BODADX Steamer Lafourche bales cotton to 8 Begs do Dennie-o hhda augar A Weed Aco IS hldra and aundries.

order ST 1 LO 1 Steamer Ide Handy S48 aka corn 1M bslea bar Griffin A Porcb-4 bbla egga 1 bbl krout to Miller A Meyer 1 bbl wblakey GSDenleon-lo bxa tongues 40 tcahama Hart Aco SO do A Grief!" 90 do A Dot- bonde 30 do 10 bxa tengnre GriefT A Byrnea fro tea lard jorkabaroa 10 bbla coal oil Moore AO kess butter to 8 Kennedy Aco in cka bacon Ober. Atwster Aro Sto bbla floor Keep 8 bbla coal oil Caaa A Dowling 36 bbla eggs 7 bbla beana Schneider A Zabermer Mtiaka corn 8 DeBow Aco 1M aka malt Csstendyk I csk hams Coopet 4470 aka osta trot aka corn Capt Maasn -t70O nss brrsa so bbu lard ou ion bean rattle capt reruns 41 do Roberts ia cslves Wilklu Aco 33 horses and auednea Pea body FORT PIKE Schr Gen Washington ft lumber 10 order COAST Lugger Amerlea-16 000 orangea to order COAST Lugger Telegraph Sft ska rice to Martin MEMORANDA. asT We leem by telegraph that a Prussian bark I Bordeaux ia aibors en tbe bar. SHIPS SHIPS. Verm Cress.

FOB VERA CRDZ -First vetael-British schooner CONSTANCE. Thb One rllpper schooner baa room for ten tons of hear frsisht. which will be taken at very moderate rates if otferad at once. She will positively be tbe first Teasel for Vera Cruz. A few more passengers can be received Her accommodations are unsurpassed.

Apply Immediately to ROBERT JUMP, apl ntAMoE No. 6 Carondelet tt. Now York. FOR NEW a ORK The Al dinner bark DBION, L'lmer, master, ia now loading for the 'above port, and having moat ef her cargo en gaged, will here dispatch. For Balance of freight or peae-oae epplv to GEO.

W. HYNSOlf A apS as Camp atreet. JOkj- FOR NEW YORK Orleans Lias The Al new svw'vjj packet bark ST. CLOUD, Ames, master, la now Bsaaaamloeiiiiig and will baft quick dispatch. For bal-ance ef freight apply to GEO.

A. FOB DICK, apft corner Camp and Natchez streets. For ps eases, apply on board, at Post S3, First Diatrtcr. FOR NEW FORK Tbe Al clipper ahlp MER-ef CHANT, Spregna master, ie now loading for toe BwaasasBahove port? oppotite Jsckaon Square, td Diatrlct, end will have quick dispatch. For balance of freight or peesage, apply to GEO.

W. B. fit SON A apt as Camp atreet. FOR NEW I OKA Orleans Lane The Al new, fast sailing achoener WM. FLINT, Howerd, azeaxesa.

master, ia now loading and will neve Immediate dispatch. For balance ol freight apply te GEO. POSDICB, spl 43 Nstcbes street. Bestoa. FOR BOSTON The lrtt-claas brig SARAH PETERS, Lord, master, having large engage- meats, will have immediate dispatch for the above port.

RD88BLL A HALL, mbai St till Tchoapltoulaa street. FOB BOSTON Regular Line The Al pocket lip ARTISAN, Geo. Pollard, master, having lares nortiou of her cargo engaged will here quick dispatch. For balance of freight or passage, apply be GEO. W.

llSIOS aB31 et as Camp atreet. FOR 0OITON Orleauisi Line The Al Twry fMC MiUDC ELIZABETH BATCHELDEO, Eiii- II.U 7- I. IaaJIh. aarl a 111 tM esBsxasaBBassx ijjay BAs 181 nTT ABi ASWW Bissau aa a) wzasisi ssa assn WJ SASA- ssedlate dispatch. Far balance of freight early to GEO.

A. FOtDICK. mb30 at corner Camp and Hatches erects. Bsreleaax and Havre. FOR BOB.DE SDX AND HAVRE-The Al French bark HENRI ETTE, Giraud, master, having part of her cargo engaged, will have dia patch.

For balance of freight, or pssaage, apply VQvAA nxSMz.n, A mbto lOt 17 St. Loots street. matmmerose FOR MATAktOBAS Tbe Al Britiah brig B. etSl8COLEB, Lane, mastsr, le now loading for the aaaBasaVsoove port, and will have quick dispatch. For of freight PeHVNSON ap Bcao as Campsteset, FOB MATAMOROS The Al well known and fait aeillng schooner W.

CHAP IN, Cook, master, will have immediate dispatch. For sl ab ca of freight or paaaage, apple aa board, or to JOSEPH KELLT. 'BBSS ea Gravier street. FOR MATAMOROS The Al Britisb clipper brig ORIENTAL, Ottisson, mester, ie now load-im tar the abora nort. For balance of freight or seteege, baTlng laperior accommopationa, apply to COUTORIE mbS4 Old Levee atreet.

33, FOR MATAMOROS Tbe fast sailing British 4fA icbooner ALLISON, Ed. Ward, aaaater, having azsaSaathe rreater part of her carge ensaead. will have quick diapatch. Belance of freight or passage app'y te a. banoiss, lis Old Lev street.

SOP Tbe scboensr Allisen being of light draught and email capacity oil art saperior advantages shippers. saht lot FOB MATAMOROS Ts aaH on TOES DAT, the STta mst. The well kaowa Britiah ellanar uack at acnooaer L1ZZIK. Baimiad. maatar.

bavins all ber caran en beard, will Ball aa aboe War ttmt- ence of freight or neeaaga, having apiandld atonxBSda tions, apply ea bearo, Feet Becond District, or te rXENABDE mhSSf iss Old Levee atrset. jfcjJK; FOB MATAMOROS Tbe Al Britisb enpper yibri HOPB, SeaHh. aaaater. Is aww laadiag for ths above sort, far eauaeaaf SUUe, cocrnffii BROS. rtsir-wa- eg gid Lerte stmt.

PTE AM0HIP3. FOB BABDAD AND JtATAMOBOR. WiU Sail potlUTsiy ea SAfURDAT, sth lnat, at A. H. FOB BAGDAD ACID MATAMOROS The Arst claea Mesiran ateeaaer CORNTJIElriA.

Sheldon, matter. Tbia ataunch new ateamer having been anavrndably dataixed, will positively laave aa above. Passengers must have their baggage alongside, properly permitted, before Friday, Tth ins at 3 P. SL She ia lying at the foot of Toelooae atreet, ROBERT JUMP, epfj st Caroadelet atreet. Te Sail on SATURDAY, sth at Paaaaee Onlv.

FOB MATAMOROS -The fine, fat running steamer FANNIE F18K, P. Rsalt. msster. will leave aa aha. For peerage only, bavins good accammoeatiovss, apply "on uv uuwg nusur I.

FERNANDEZ A 1916 Old Levee atreet. sp CROMWELL'S KIW YORK AND NEW OBLEAIff STEAM 8 HIP LINE. FOB NEW TOBX. Se sail en SUNDAY, April Sth, at A. M.

FOB NEW YORK Tbe new and rpleadid United States Man steamship STAR OF THE UNION, Blanc hard. Commander, WU leave her wharf, foot ef Toulouse atreet, Second District, as abort, carry lug the U. malls. For freight or pas ease, apply te ALFRED 'MOUXTON, 41 Caraadelet atreet, The Steam ship George Cromwell will succeed ant eail the 16th In it. mh3t FOR NEW YORK.

CROMWELL'S NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP HUE. The steamships of this line will leave as follows STAB OF TBE DBION, Blanchard, 8atarday, April 8. GEO. CROMWELL, Capt, Vail -Saturday, April 16. FUNG SHUEY, Capt, HUdreth Saturday, April 22.

GE0B.eE WASHINGTON, Capt eager. At 8 o'clock A. VL These ateamabips are ftmtclaas, and their passenger accommodations are not earpssaed by aay ethers In ths trade. They are of light draft of water, aad invariably Croat the bar without detention. Neither the owners nor cap taint of these steams will be responsible for jewelry, bullion, precious atones, eUver er plated ware, or for any letters, packages er parcels, sent by or pnt on board of them, unless regular bills of lading are taken for the same, and the value thereon expressed.

For freight or ptAMrc apply to ALFRED MOULTON. lses ly 41 Caraadelet MEW YORK. MAIIi STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S Line of Bde-waeel Steamers, FOB NEW TOKKi DIRECT, Will sail aa follow a MORNING Saturday, April EVENING Saturday, April GUIDING STAR Bnapp Ssturday, April MORN INS Ssturday, May EVENING STAR May U1DINO STAR Knapp May 8. IS s. 13.

ro. DAY BTSR (Building.) At o'clock A. M. From tbe Cempeny'e wharf, In front oi Jackson Square. BsT The Morning Star la tens tons the Evening Star 016 torn the Guiding star 8416 tana and the Day Star 7S tone, Cnatomkouae measurement.

Their pasaanger accommodationa are not excelled by thoae apon any ether eteamere la the Mo freight received er bills of lading signed ea the day sailing. For freight or passage epoly to J. SL COURTENAT, Agent, 64 ly ja Carondelet atreet. Wookly te Taaehlsus At Uaeenstowa I Cork HereorV. i well Known aeazoeTB or warn ijrrarpooL lew York and Philadelphia BUaaaahip Caaa.

aan ara Intended to sail as follows City of xmdon BATUBDAI, March City of Washington SATURDAY, March 19 City of New Ysrk SATURDAY, March Se And every succeeding- SATURDAY, at noon, from Pier 44, North River. RATES OP PASS AS Payable In Gold, or its Equivalent In Cnrreacy. FIRST CABIN 880 OOISTEBBAOB 00 to ss ool te Leaden. 4 oo m. to Paris ool be Perte.

40 00 to 00 oo to Hamburg a oo rasaengers also forwarded ta Havre, Bremen, Rotter dam, Antwerp, at equally low rata. Faroe trom Liverpool ar Uaeenstown let Cabin, B7. S6. BIOS. Bteeraga, SS0.

Those wbo wlah to eend for their frtenda can Day tickets here et these rotas, for farther lnfermetten apply at the Campanyi sficsa JOHN DALsI, Agent, It Broadway. BT, T. toELLIO McBEEVEB, mil ly Grs-rier atreet FlaTavaA. To Sail oa April A FOR HAVANA Tbs Al Norwegian brig FREE TRADE, Yolkmar, comaraader. having most of her carxo en eased, will sail ooaitiTelv aa above.

For freight or peasege, apply to VStiAS St mbt9 tsps No. 17 8U Louia atreet. FOR TAMPICO Ta fine dinner a-hinnw I CHlr. Godrrey. msster, baring all bar cargo eVengegea, will sefi in a few deys.

For peesage only, I geod sccommedaliona. apply on board, or to haylsg I epS Its Old Levee atreet FOR TAMPICO Tbe fine, fast aaillne schoon er MARY CAMPBELL, PoUe, master, will bare iwci ueMwu mrc for oaianca oi zraigoa ae epplv to j. sx. uaiun. mhaft tt 4 It Loalt street, apttairt.

FOB TAMPICO The Al Britiah clipper schooner NEPTUNE, Leighton, master, la now load-in fnv hm Alutw mwtA Bill patch. For balance of freight, or paaaage, apply to oeo. BahlT 3 Camp street. For Pale. FOR NEW YORK Orleans Line Tbe new Al very fee taaiUag bark ANNA WALSBLCoombs.

aBsaasxternaater la now loading, and will have quick dis-Stch. For balance of freight apply to GEO. A. F0IDICK, mhSO corner Camp and Natchez atreet a. ST sir tasuee The a loon OKSOON.

si about eieht or nin. tons, newly re pel res, caulked and In good navigsr bie order. Excellent for lake or rivar trada. ffiv wit Ker rlevlne Mil. mu.

t.i Kn- now Ilea in the Bayou at John, near the eld Bayou Bridge. Will be aald cheep if applied for Boon to A. Bateilie, abip eailder, on the premises, or to GEO. W. HYNSON he- ea Camp atreet.

BAGDAD. Rleheilea'a Hotel, BAGDAD. MEXICO. JULES MARTIN, proprietor ef Victor's Beetaaraat In tbe city ef New Orleans, bega leave to inform his numerous friends, customers, and tbs public In general, tbat hs baa bought ef Mr. Ferrenti, ths Restaurant aad Hotel, known under the name ef Richelieu's Hotel, la Bagdad, Mexico.

He hones tbat the same kind DStrooss granted to him for the last 27 eara In Hew Orleans, will be continued ta bla new eatsbllahment. An attentive service, good restaurant, a well provided eel ar, and comfortable room are a aomcient guarantee for travelers. Bagdad, Mexico, area ivtn, isno. apt em Ja B. HARRISON OOh KecelTlac, Ferwardlas; ttad Oaanasleelea EE CHANTS, BAGDAD AND MATAHOBOS, MEXICO.

HAVING THEIR OWN LIGHTERS at command, a Larce and Commoetoaa Warehouse connected there with, ere at all times enabled ie give prompt aad personal attention te Teasels and consignments entrusted te them. Boucil tne agency si veeaeav Bef erences Heears. Blrkpetrick A Matamoroa. Thoa. H.

Watts A Cs Jonas Marks Bower, Garner A Harrison, New Orleans. Jas. Barker, Bank of Counmerce. CoBVeraa Bennet, New Orleans. mhl9 3m Fatauusae BeatBaysea eV Cae COMMISSION MJUUANTS, AND GENERAL SHIP FTNQ AeENTS, lOBWARDine AMD LlSHTKftine, BAGDAD, MEXICO.

fTlRE anhai illiaia havtas bean a asslv two veara in the JL boaineaa, and having Warahoaaea oa tne river bank, in the moat central bosineea locality, aad Al Ltebtere, are fully prepared te attend te ell eeaineaa mttnated te them. Shippers having gooda to lighter ever the bar would do well to commaaicaee with ae before asaklng eagageminta mrughteiiag. MATAMOROS, 1. Powera. W.

Yerlaader. Fexweiw cfe TerlaaAr. BOCA DEL BIO AND MATAMOROS. SCaXICO. 1 ABB prepared be take charge ef aU Mcrchaadlee can aiane ta tbaaa entaUa the Bar.

and It SO directed forward to their warehouse in MetogatweB. eaajoct to eg- nTiVr wTuibM tb. Bjaad draft boata ea tbe river, ws caa gaarantee dlepatch in ail Parties sccmpaaylag their goods woaM ea well to aae lag anenr iignienag Where, eaa-ttf PTEAMBOATO. ir-r" a 1 i igmyiJXfJt li WEBCBAKTS' AND PEOPLE'S LWar ilri Leerraa ea FRIDAY, Th at 4 r. -J a.

TO T- LOUIS, CAIRO, IsJ e-asad all fataroasdlats laadlngs The VOrCpHDL, Jamee A Ilea, John F. D. clerk, will leave as above, having Sne roeaas ease other things eppertelning make the trip a y' lii! For freight or paaaage apply on board, er te a JOBS A. STEVENSON, I SS 1 Be. 1 FroVtrtrsst, MERCHANTS' AND PEOPLE'S WSM.

g.e Aisss, sipru Tea, as a ar FOR 8T. LOUIS and all '-TT-mrgla-i point seavsaisvint Zl lun rft u. A 'ten BSSStcr VAil phis, Cairo and St. Louis. For frslgot or psaeag eWriTi bjard.

arte DB BOW A ape so and ae Blew Leave oteaot ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP coT Connecte with the Iilissia Central nA4rTnn.v i flarw vai aaivuai, oiu inn r. sx. FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO. MEMFBlT Ylcksaarc.

atchae. Bataa Bsege end ateaoici IDA BANDY, Barnard, anatter, will laarg at Bbove, Far freight er possess spply en board, ar to rf No Si Foydrea street, BaFTha Ida Bandy will atgn throegh balls agkasiagSS all points on the Obi Rirer. a Through tickets ta all Northern aad Eastern dtlea eels' at the Agent's oflica. Atlaatleaatl AflaalaelppI Bteasaskla) Cents laaya Batlbra4 Line ef Bteaasepa, FOB NATCHEZ, YICBSBUBO, MEMPHIS, CAIaC AND BT. LOUIS.

aUawiB4 ntagnlAcent ftf peaaenger steamem WiU ieavg Besa rTrleana fee Calm mnA ahIi JIim i PAULINE CARROLL Capt. H. I WHITE. BEN 8T1CBNEY. JOS.

A. AIKEBT. "i.f MI8SDMIPPI H. H. BYMxtBA.

IE YIATHAIf Cspt, J. W. MISSOURI Capt. J. T.

NIAGARA. J. P. YOUN HOLUI ABLB Caps. D.

If. CONTIHENTAL Cspt. H. 8. CABaOM W.

R. ARTHUR Capt. H. GREEN. OLIVB BEN.

TABOB. Fsasengers sad Bblppers can depend oa ths regular ea, partsra of this Una ef boats en sdvertised thaa. Beatg win leave on the even days In April, even dsyt ia Mayi odd days Janei odd days la July, aad even days la Augaat. Faaaengere drairoaa of atopplng at any point ea thg rente can ptoenre a Lay Over Ticket at the office ea each boat, giving them a choice of twenty one fteaaera te'cenj tlnue their passage. i State-rooms can be engaged, and through ticsass pea4 cared te ell principal points, by applying at tbe aaaata efbee.

JNa J. ROE, President. JNO. H. BOFUraEB, Sapt B.

B. FES BAM, A pnt, 89 Foydras street mk3Itf leasaars. every SATURDAY, at 6 o'clock, P. M. xfr rt tt a-iat son era tign flmari Rodney, Nstcbez Fori Adama, Hag rou.1, Mergania.

Rayon Sera, Baton Rooge. Pie- que mine, Donaldsonvllle, and all Intermediate caaat landings. The new ewut vanning aide-wheel attsraer SARATOGA. A. J.

May. commander. Samuel Aries and Joseph Cortiea, clerks, leaeea regularly daring the esai eon, ae above. For freight or paaaage apply on boardi or to JOHN L. TTTDS at corner Bienville atreet, nod out Levee.

A. BRITTON, No. 7 Front atreeV W00DKUFF, BUTLEB ap7 Not 17 and is New LsTee. sWajnmTenaj vaarnr ay A-r A a enpa a BBWv. at gena-T as A sxA.

ST Bbs reouiaAs tdeioai rACRJT rm VsCauoorCp mvtcxie mu lni i yaj xtlTTTwLE. John B. Wewlfolk. mMtssr. A.

Willlawija. CWTIi Will eWatTYJ) BlSy aafjriy mSSJ-lJBSJ MM aBVSaaaansa. nwaj BBsBBga-faa ap7-tl tT Freat streets Bstss i.afeaprke. Leaves every SATURDAY, at F. It.

aEuULaa tuair Ann taiou L.A fbnrcbe packet The new aad hhtdraagkt steamer UNA; H. Belle, matter, SL will leave New Or'eaae as aaova, taktag freight ens paatengera lor au landings on tne coast, dss, aldsonvuie, raincoartvuie, pepoteoavuie. nna ail way raaatnea an sarva sjaioarcn. For freight or peats, apply on board, or to JOHN WILBANBB, Aerat as xcBoopiieaiss Notice to Shippers The Una gives through Bills ef Lai ding to Lockport, baring made arranfe.meate for tka prompt delivery ef all freight. sneit NateBez.

Leaves EVERY THURSDAY, at P. M. ft aw FOR NATCHEZ, IrORT ADAMS, B0 faJ''WV? Point, Morganaa, Bayoa Sara, Port Hoessa, Baton Boege, Flaeuemlne and Dsmatw vule-Thsuns peeiriiget ateaaser MiTTlE STEPHESl F- A. Sherman, master, will leere regularly daring tat etesati. For freight or raaaasra apply on board, er Ca JOHN A.

STEVEN SOtf, Aaea. Fv lm I reaU Lower flataac Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY skl o'clock P. M. i REGULAR LOWER COAST PACKET. Twice a Weak.

Tbe new and fast running aaeeaaaaiH packet ARIEON W. 8 Beaoett, maner, Jaa. Moaltaaand N. Barrel a. clerka.wtt svs New Orleans tor forts action and nt reins, a Ouarantlne Station, Ricelead, Folate le Heche, Jeattu Bead.

Dacve'a Statkm, aad all Intermediate landings ta the Coast ea abora. I Extra trip to Ducro'a Station for the afccematodathaj et tne lerre aa neeaia piantera. Will leave for the Railroad Station every Tuesday aa! Friday, at 4 P. M. returning from the Station everj saonasy, Treaneaaay ana nsturasy, hi S.

JB. Freight at railroad a tea. Pssssae ta tbe Station, each way. SI Meee extra. 1 or li eight er pa stage, apply on board, or to Wo 16 BrenriUe atreet, apetalia SaT A clerk will be ea tbe levee to reed re freight et iaf foot of Conti street.

Bah Ratraai RaiwarM. Leavea every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at SP. Kl av REGULAR BATON rouge packxt LsJ1--- Twice Week. The new and See paaara- ger packet STAR, W. B.

a real been, mastsr, Leo Baybl and George Crazier, clerks, will attre new urieana and au intermediate landings ea tne eaaai aa above. A competent clerk will be ea the Levee at the feet ef Bienville street on xassaays ana rrtaaye te recetTS ireigna aunng toe aosence oi tne ooac. For freight or passage apply on board, or to JOHHi THUS, Agent, ah29 No. 18 Bienville cor Old Levee, ep ttafat zesvea Kvar HOID1T anil THDUDir.att F. SLi fT-Jts, FOB BATON ROUGC, DONALDS0S.

faJsJ' Tilla. rieqaemtne. aad all tataiaiimai 1ZLmmm coast landings The swift and splendid aa Sanger packet VIROINIA. E. D.

Barr. rASstsr, 0. lia Itneaax. cierx, win leave aa aoore. A clerk wui be foond on the Levee as au noaxt wrr.

cde fralshc For freight er aunt i J. D. WiLBANKK Agent, Tcheamtoalss atM er WEED, WITTERS A CO. ir Tchoxpltomlas sad Carataea as. Js2T corner rerv UTDSDlt.

at P. at. REGbLAR 8ATORDAY PACaFP-f" Vlckabarg. Blstcbea aad a saTax. aenggitA (sVaggwrA aswgi Be SBWg SSBFTLmjCE.

t. D. Pratt, at clerk, will leave regnlarly daring the seasaa as For freight er asawage apply ea bseirLor to JOsIJ A. CTAVUSOW, Ages RAILROADS. FoatehartraJa RallraaaU SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGEhlENT.

Fare te sad from the Lake, earns dayf as cents tlllv Statkm. 16 cents each war. Os sad after SATURDAY, let April, 1S6S, thaTrshl will ran as follows From City Bad aad 4 o'clock A. M. Hon.

Car. Tka K.S 614 eVcleck Aat Sa'mTrahi et, Steam Train. Tj, 9 MM 9. 10J 1 M. Ilit 1 F.hL 8 f-iaU 5 ea 6 ea ss EoneM Psjaegrre for Gtlny most aoUfythe prior to the departure of the train.

O. FANDBXY. mhSl aaaetiatend llHah 11. p.l asein n.iM7A n.if.v. ATvrar mlu ardk Ina a Maasaaliil Steaasahip Ceeapany a Boata freea New kwmABsaABxa direct ceanectiimswttasjt lines Aansa I Set 4ezitMoB lADaiha.

II SJISgiai ISBBillgll AJSns, IIIIIBJ B. B. FIRAkL Agest, He, 89 Foydras atrset. Hew Orias B. F.

LONGLBT, apt tf ajeiiiieiaeaiBma Agent, aiew BurleBBeirteee 50 FTRKINS Choke Soshen Batter. 100 boxes Choice eaters Chlraa, 60 taereea laawssa extra aagar-caraa 90 caess dry salted aaoaiaera. S6 boxes choice Soger cared BreaMaat gggea se casks Bar an Sbsuldira. 60 boxes choice Beef Tongues. So bbls, choirs Sugar-cored Dried Beef, to bbls.

Pikes gaafnolia Wulskey. as bexea Bologna Sanasges. ie bbls Bam Sana ages. 90S bbls. Meea Port Bawaoa brand.

5 aoo boxes Fox's a boo boxes Star Candles. 60 half bbls. Pig Pork. ice half bbla Fulton Market Beef. i SS bbla.

Pig Tongaea in pickle. Jsst earning la atore, aad for jf. 48,60 aad' Old aat-et cor. Bleanrillaj Bill Knalavardl. QTEaXING BILLS, freea On Feand upWVaa, 6 aster.TrA.

Saaraaal aSwel Time rrova uairs new a ma aar. BJ (lme from Cairo to Boatpa days and Sbewre. Por Tbronsh TVkata aad further iafinaatlaa aaarj fi was imyany a eeaoa, ara. a is I A.