- TThlon BlUNDAXP Beb 4

atS oc'd A. M.

rANY-. Ui2GL.VESBTON- ANDl EiAA -DA DAY-U. SB. MsaI iA Tho sw and msE

nlsoest Enssmhip Mexico oCa~tJnlSY. IEwloEn E,,.mnnSed, wEIlteSvo. .E bE'. Ilor fr ,SS 55h555 lasssuavingSpilpQSir nssSSSIodAImS, n np L on tpord, or to

* ASDlB,, MOIlGASSE BCoC., fsstof JeihI q5.opinxlta tbs tifoamxhip I~nnding.

Sllippoa will Please provdl lll OOlveosolto tSo atdumer'Sform at I'lls of ladl,5. Nona other oil ho elgnod.

1'lbcolhssosldF a of Ibln Coopany will losTy lgbtornso ongoseaF omFowler fooa to 5,5snnO. solo

-2Synlll on W EDOOEODAY.12 lUoolobr, t Oo'clock AM.FOR VERA CRUZ-U. N. MAIL LIEUThb new end msSoll ost aeSOmllip Cnlhonn,alit l0ve for VoU Crs ab asbove, puseotsllyt Mr.

.ryltlg lLn U. S. M\ails.-, or fl or Ipa ssoe, blong ologt aoeoosisBatisnsofor

cnblo par ntrrrr r pnsxmi ar np! l toobisso 9 1rl't~ti3AN Psont of Joila RISFo

Ito lb *i BteahR RtOmlllp IrHmadllnSV frght folrtwll be re1,0 without an or or from (b

ASEIS. -ssll

PHIL ADLPHI&.FOR PHILADELR'IA- RE0G ULAR

OI.NI+ I0AOI100T0.- h Al olat balling ophkot barkDrooooio Koily, Orooo-oOmlutlr, ho'oig moat of

0000000,00eppl t )Vlohave Mlchl.' For lI,,.oo o flrelghtor pn0000 00aplyi to 0 . W. H OGN A 00.

lol .BIRllooopoooot

BOSTON'.

g FOR BOSTON -REGULAR LINE -TIlE:Al~~ ol7~p~r 0001. IROlOo, -A. lOlloo', Wu ool~loolGall, master, flaing nearly all her cargo engogedA .eve dispatch. For, balalnoeof reldlglor oobooooe apply to

0o11 GEO. W. HYNOORON 00., S (L8 mp Street.

FOR BOSTON.-REGULAR LINE PACII-0'l.-Taokes no Tobooo,-..ll.o 0i,,o Ono f00 sellingpicketh brk Del lonelBole, mus0r, 0lavrg most

or her too go engaged, will hae 'dispatc0. For butanle of6-0 lit or pasge 00n o herd or

S 0180. W. 1ISNt ON A C0., 82 Vlamp St.FOR f3OST BTONi-1 00UI.Ao0 lNE PAGE-

E TB.-T,,kooono Tobacco.-lThe find fast otlltg packetbltlp Fra ooooloo Whlto, eta tler baing most of

,r cargo oog,,god will hn1e ,lloipotoh. For holoooo of freightapply to

00000. W. IOYNNOO A 0O.,o,,20 82 Camooar 000,053-For poooogooapply on hoard, Poet 16, Second DRolotrlo

RAILROAD TRAVEU TWG.-- EW ORLEANS AIA.OK-

005 ND51 (ONAT NbRTIORER

A PASSONO ER TRAIN leaven Now OorleoooNrl y,'ol 0oI'-oot l'o'lork, P. 3., and acct v000 rat 00o n100000ol i OI.,ooo,,0ly-oileo from Nor Orlean. 00t 0147. o'.ook, F- A. Retnoo.Ooo

looo-r Meg, olloooery moenioot 5:28 o'lhok, end reaches NewOrlbn,,rat 110 o'lock. AN. Oo0dditloo o the ouooogerTrntto ,au0Extra Tion lam.es New Oolooooirtory ontidnloy, oo'clock,A. At., for lNgnolh rluedl inoloooodibb 000at000, and, retu0,ing,reaches NMoaOrlexns rat?:37 0'loOo P. f. bo same day.

F'AR.-TIo 0,01s0ta per mollo.e eaooo . OllhIdren uooder o O10ar0 of a100 fr00. Children betolcepoflue ood t , 70000ears ofage d 0 prleo. Iycunfoo.70 Tioools oodannoo too in or,,,, n 0000.roy o10,ooo and Olodoyor mcnalo,

'. Inoolo,1ve,) ,t I00,otlfoforrnlo rate.fiEOAON TIC0000'I0ooN 7, obtained 0at the olR,, of the

Company, No. i5 0Odpoi left 0tr00:; Also, fomily tickets,.. ,ooleooOr Oonloo, 0, 1n oloooeoof tooenoo tyOo, ra n redu0ed price.

Ooloood peroroOIre n3,00 ride' u tloJolro hootlu(a wr,0001n 00000 eo,,ruooly ooooltogldlodiem to doo o. ,,ad ,amithe, olllo,, toomdl01oooIIt I ltif ll~ot 00000. Ao thrp oo'ni0otlerolmood by the Cnoduooor,;od will i olod. for o rip 0000,0olloofonlonly, those maR0J0J0 a trip Loth ways will boot to ho

AFR IO'101N10 leas New Oilennooforalroofooliooa01,0100 oolloooos ttt 5 o'clock, A. 3[. ev01y Toohly, Tboodi-

Orlan00nl0

and learns Magnolla for New ,Ot

0 M y d and rndy

070 rnrf s bo homr. Th si trai ntops 0n Fridaysoondto nlrlli at FlagC Stnttoll*. (m{.'way between rcgillnr atattonx,)to ruo1ivo and drllover GoighO, 0i0t pollen 007 other (Jl.o.

.tZ No freighot Altl be receivedoa the New Ooloo,,o depotattar 5 O'clockt P. M.

0. P. GUYARD, Otp' Troo ortrolloo.Ifs A line of four hlorse mat o stages rus ,oleto 0

,Oorkrnn. nd from0 Jo,700oollo iaogolia overy day, connectingwith the 00pe 000000ai . 03 00

NEWV ORLEANS ORE-

IoJOUSOOO ANDO T I ESTERN

WINTER ARRANOEMENTS.On and after the 1007 of Septem0b0er next, 070 Passenger bait,

of tlhis rend will leave tho Dopot 00 Aloler,, as follows:Algiers eve00 day at. .,. ....... ...... 1 A.1 N.0retna evry0day00 ............. ........... 8:40 A.31.Arrive at Ryon Roof 00...................12: 0 P. 01.

,RETURNING:Jooor, Plave. Boolof at. . .l.. l P.00,ArrivejratOrO O .................. "u:20 P. M.

07AlgicO........... .. .. ... 5:'5' P. A..RIocu lootikt0 001o 00o to thr, rc,0lr r Stntiooo uud bock thee

o.oo, a~norllYU1Ltnoouedoo lo ol 112

Tollonyoo des AOloo,,ndo,. . . . 1 ...... 0 1:+Ion llocelond, LJ,1,,ooon CrooOingO, ond orrehounr. 2 010'0 Otgerl.... ...... 101To Ilnou Ieul'........... ...................... 3rn

OeloOooi intormoliwi rooloo1r Otooio is, prices pra00orl0000i00 .A Flrr ooldi wil col:u,,ot with,']l.a I'151o ooo'Orolxioo, leaoving

iho font of St. Ann sn0art E.0 R Y01 O1 0100at00 o'oloob, p000cisely.

Fo,,liOo olJ Jooorooclootd for bolo,,llo ,ofol l,,lotroorOloe7Ru,0,,,, l horo B taoy th-e Ca oopnn 1 ail theoolof 0t the fool of St. Joisa000et0, E iIY IDAY uotil 3 lo'lock 0. 01. All crap froeghtmosllrt b pa:id br l~ lppe0s, 0,0 fod1 to, 1 h,,O doltoerel At 011Iothelr Stations tlllln Jlinotl des \Ilemnlldll R Iencdnni, Ian'urcllrelrOOroost,, Torroorlb,,,,, -ervlllor alo d Bayou litouof (wheore;lhlo ,,lrmtloto,, nglv o o-oftsJ masit be p, .oo too

Y rinter( owns iulldBatty of F'ribglt, to a1 hod on applicationat the noo ice of the Co mpu.},oy.

TITO. 010.000R,'ATl If Ilootcr Tfomxpoo l faloln.

.INA S INO' Superior Seoingo MJohil,0,in Oine oser, far salt too. 53110,oeiooe rat No. 20 Poyoloo

I AND WA~l~tRA'NTS...OTIGIlEST 1JARKET RATERLU p'a0dW R 0000,010 Vnr~. .700, o11 OLodor-of UnooooooooBlaal Ooooooo, (.00, Eololoo and ExchunRo l pooohoosed by

01. 00. 0101I0TJ. 1,t00.,n O3 d.tIJ ly _ No. "3_ Coop wtr.J corner of Co.ooo .

A 1111AH OF TWE.N.7000 WIll, 101put.' ta lr inlbimutll " of three Lanais Si PI.ASSES. brandedOR ),Ad color heoadso) '7Sa00000,Io0s ,l olorses, Guo. ,,,or It,

riglllu." x'oln 0010ti000 l0 7rn0 0 b 0twe,, the hoursoolf 11A. \I. orud 4 P. M~, on thle 7th inst. t. ro. thle Nnea Irrve, nearWVlloologeoo's oboe. IIAIIOO,1,1 A 0:0.,_J'9 No, 61 Co.... st'real.

" TACCINO SETPEII>-VACCOINE MIATTRR-PIIYsichlllr Illlllits 0. cold T oooolo can 010007 be ooppllodo1it0

p000,ooolrloot $2 50perOO""0b (by0?0,l0o00Si t t., 88 Canni atreet,

00 N 11000000,0 02 Mllooooin 00.,F:. . tVHEEI.OK dl Alxgnxino at.,

fel 01. OWANNON. ,29lGo ierooeooo.

N r0TVF. ADIIEILICAJ WINES-LL,, LongworIh' .Splakling CATA\ffll WINO;

I.00,,' 700007.T WINE;GRY WINE, J. bottles;

in gnNDY. csks;7-TAWOA BR lY 000t oo0000,JIoo* oohoNDY, to qr casks;Con.,tnntlS- on hand an~d Iar sate by thle hggala

0010000IS, G00101 A CO,,u121 6,m 15 ''ouplltoou, 0tre0t.

T1(Il, UNDERSIGNED IAVOYINO Aurg,0e .... ,70I of HOoes of tho doisae nlow so prevrlelnt

among horses aod muls, called OWoter Furey, (toooo1,0 1 itself first1i0he oto Joint i0 small aocro io-

rursururl n~tpilly in Raa) wollld inform his pairr~nr and thle p nb

1. oooor,.lly OIOlooowo,,Og to the contogtons Ioote of the disrseapa0r00,000 hospio.. for scllh pat.ient", where

lIfooooooI,o,,tloooooirnlo00 0rofoorlloooo,0oooo bre 00 0.. ,lo0.,o,.oo-oei oooo~laoot~,IolO,,o. Oeortoor~lfl,,oloo io o. Ttoo OtooO 00.pl0000 0ou is o'enooolty It.he 0100 Joint In tits slhapeo of oo,,ll.or0s, iloereoosing roootid.l0 wd developing thl bone. Iboolmmbr, ,

u care oloooooolotol it'0i,00n in tim,. lOG. 00I.I I'1'01joltit. Voeroloo.oy 00,000. D1rya0des st., oppositoe l',0,n.4 SLAVE DEPOT NO. 150 COIOIOO

7100707- to oT'f undooolOXol hbo0 haon nB, 0a,0 will 'gapconstantly for ale for eirItlr Cush orilly Acceptooceofo,0, nxorox,, t ofo SLAVES, cooslotllyoo 1011T7ANI

01 aldes0 ptoioons HOUSE: 007d ,IE,.D SE00107 VAN etc., ate.71suing lensed te t.lloreeolory dwelling No. 15 Coonmun, near

nnronou street, he is ooogooeet to XECOIrlmOdxtB transient Trndereand tha1 , Slaves on ,s roonablo terms as ca0 be obtained 7 1 thecity,

9IB-PTrtic0lar attention tll bo pid p consignments of Slaves,TII03fAS F. -FRTSE t' L'CommmA street.

LooFRoENOo.-Frllowoo A Co.: Cuoooy . Poras; J. C.. (RIckSCo..; Richlardoo ko ; S. G. Cn3,0.0 0.0.; Wott AI l1.111o1

N. };,-h1,e HIOIGEISTA0SH PR00E0 paid for LIIbOJLfTOINO NU 01001GS. 07 10

4 - 1ILob ,,, 1 O o. o o 1 1 A o t 3 F URI N AO - R EP. O R TSoR T o' in bIr00010tfon .toonsmopo..t,,o prtiox to tIto efct tfot m0oooooo Iooool66oos onroocL is nn iuringe.,,ot. out some o000r p0 1tellt, and Iterobp rudnlr plnntere whlo tow use my Furnaceliable to a sit for d togs lnoloo 0 mud1os It erxpdient for a01 toemploy nan emillrnt orill well known I'mmI tl attorney to car~mineall thle papers on tits It the Pinealt Office iu relation to thle sub.aoct, andl his nbttelnent bclow is n ait RI1CieII commenlt nprll thenloote, 00, o honst b olfoo thee O ollhioooO oorolooico my 000000

Hess by such means. 0A0100100 II. (,s1t, riN31 Nwohoole street, New Orleooo,

Wooooooroo, D. C., 11ooc ,1 10,018.To Samuel H. Oilman, Ooot.o

Oir -0,oooor planloters, 000., eo0n with pelmet safety oflo ,1onrtly0010000110

1 0h you fm" your improved1000

0 010010000000 ll t0 i0 I, no

else conlicts witshoAny tenoootol c0,im0 held Rutdetr existing pa-tents. To be still more rololtoto it i1,0n0 wsle oolnntiot, with 000.'aim,0 held undler ololti0lp patents. ROopoclotfut )oa.i-s

7700. 1. CLINTON, A 40- Sroorotlo street,op7 if o0,ooolo 0'ooPant Oftes.

CATAWRBA WINES rtr-IIa' oxes Longwnvrth'x 8PhltI(LING ;11101 do to do IGAIIR LLA;lt00 do0.0,mis' 1RY;fb) burrcls CATAWBA WIINE;5 to .0 11.1000010 do BIU1RBION boOOitKY, vary oyperlor;

In store uud to arrive, for saleJrO010,0710 0 MACAJIIAY.

Jl16 lm 65 Teho0.toutl as street.

IVERPOOOL ANYD LONDON) INSURANCEL :Iy'ANY-Cn Dlot.l Tfoo Oilliono Dollars.-Firsoollooolreoo

ThoLSUnui Dollars invested in this courntry..-DIRIIECTORIS IN NEW OteLEAISS-

Aonrtroor Jo.,loof, thnob'oo, Thoao 100e,00,Pooelo'oo'ol oloo,"01, J. C. B. Yin,11,.

007."00 C. 011000,Residlelt Secretory, No.0755'. Charles street,

01,, o'd Rog., hloaes, Wil01 their ontents, tnlooo, up-oo theluori lilrc nll terms.

1..1lToia Comooany pay 0 oll los1, promoptly, upon roof 700 re.of, ,,antlolo anoy dicicoount. 10 l0.

F El SALE-A --A HAOAIN-ON J:.0COU0 OF 31Y

I' etmorill to tit, :,bits Sp~rings.11Y 000 I;tIIIENOO", oitonool 0.o thl town of Claiborne, 07.

oo.lte oovinlotc,100 yaod.fo mto.he SolUo Oono t Loo.li0og, and'23 le f-ot Intn o -. 7710 0ri.,oo. Two t00,-pr100010 boate ran00 Covintont, wher, oolloot, onooOIosto, 010o-oe, ol,,olrohe, etc.,

01,,booooo taio ,oirO Co0ne , r 000100,00r n plunt s00umm0 oer or

Clniirorne in noted for its Oine Springs,, to which, amon~g othleradywnt 100n, its eontiro excetipon lto m oo llow fever oral ,0Oloo

oo i~oooooooiboO. ItoootoI~oily 00000 tie lodolo foot,, booe hoot0t,,,oJ'tooooonotid o. 0 0000,0 r l0OlOI foOO OOOOO, 10000. 00000g

0001000000 00,000 01,0-00000 00,1000 I~ootre, fonr oooo,0boO,..00 fooo .0,000o, oOito oooooooy oolt-blid.l~.0I0I.,g,,lG~loolo,, 000 'floo lInoooooo,olndoi I. 0 TloO1 foot 0000.0, by 11V00

roout,1000ooiO OIeoooioooooo.olbof oOngooolOn,ooilb, boooo, polIo 010710,0, 000.

000 00.000,lic ooltlob ol 1 Ioo opplyv to ~lb, 0100010 No.103Coolooooloooo, oro to sbOOObOiboo, Oooil~otono lo. ' 00.0.

boll -. j0. 110700110.flR. LOCK WO OD, 00010 0117 10.7100.0,0000.701.L'oozo,totoiou~ nthio EllY ot 0000,oltoioooooofoooldioil, o.,o0loli nol,,o..,ollootot,0 Joroooonpll o 00olloo 1.0000100. lieotoobo,Otoll ,oohalooI of tolotlfumltto e 0000li oo llo ot tol 1,00000 ooltb .. oronl.

o..oo soo.Ooooooooofo alolOe oOa,E.r, Eyr, I.,.ego, Lioor, OroooO,lIiolooooo, Hlllo.Oc, Clrooooot fltoosoloo, lo 0,00,, .011 ottoonot 001,.000,00,0,; 000,1 Klltooolmtool 1.. 100 wooro, 00,,. 0.0lso, Otoo oooosof 00,00000ll 0011otlldooo.-ooyoebnloO of' fotoooloo; P~otoooooo Obt,O'Jooto~lt',ooo,,7oooeotoe,Ioo 000., 000.. 000i lir l0000Iof lioooooo10000000

1 0o'Oo0000.Joolooryoood oooot,0r.,y

All oo-o 0000.IIID oo\fllOgolol~oollogl wel o ooome oll tioforoo oloollo~ote oooui ooo.000.a oyit0 c oooto,.no,,O0. Opoolmnt y 000000000 0.. Ott Lioobo0 ,oob 0,0e no loogo foo 000 loOviooo. 010ROIbOT~l,7' 00 GF$(00I001 ooo oob io 0,d boO 000 olooe. lt1,0.00l of,.,y rooooo ollooooooioo loltootoo 11,0.00, 00.00 10 1tloluooooill pooroloofo~lfy;101,tobig ooooooslooooootl,.,0

I,,oeooooooo,.ooof obo 00000 Il0,.b..o ,00,10000,0000 ionlJhoo,.oopooooo, I 0.ill. 000 goolo o&0o,,,o oloO ,0o,.ooo to 0001, 70.1.000.

DIOLOI 000000, 0000000 Poo~lloo 0.0 boolo, 00000,0.Otbico opsololoo Oouslooo 1

0ooJo0. 0 91.000,1.

05 1. 10. 1.GC10WOOD, N. 0.~( v~n LA.NTEIOS.-71fI S~~i 7000I1000T'aroponn

0oooooo0000,0100er fHrP~ILADELFEIA 00-

OAR EUEIPoOIO, of Oh, To'to00,0r Foltaoo. 000 00 oooob 1,001,0000. RoaUTEIION, HIOWELl, .0 CO.,

0017 IS iolopl 010000, Nasor, ens Gfo.

PUBLISHSED EXERS `SAY, S f EXEPTED~, BY NXON QeAb aoI A~ND NO 'YO `CAI12 ? ES

VOLUME Ix. M ':.:; i ?MQDAY MORNI LP ER1518.

U 'S.11X-rI0OR12 ANI2EV2LLE.3 Csovikogt and Ahittl

Spill"is. -Vh s 21bo2 W. C. XYou2, ,Capt. nono~t, will nvo or folh obonteotd ttonnedkoto tO

lnge, uo folltosoLeaves N Orleans R nrtllmlngle'LYesbyI' ttI ltt 22. CIogltttt.

I, min ..... ,r; ..... .. 12 M. care. 4 A. BfM ottttoy.II. 12. to, A2Tuesdaoy .............. 12 .. 2

WTdttodky .22 .. b

Thrday .. .....:.1 . 5Fdo.. .... . .............12b .Siturdayty.... 22.....22 P. .I, Ca 2

Flotfhotptodottlo,,,~a ,0p po hoboard, otot-01 D. O. LOWIEO. Agett, 08 Magazine at.

PLEASRUiIE EXC R S 2022TWICE A WEEK ACROSS TIlE LAKE--Thteelean nt low f002 tre tos tfme Arrow.

ChtotIberloln, motoI, will A tht Lake end of tzo P2ontchnrorainl Railrod avery TUESDAY and FRIDAnLY 'uh on titsr arrivalof th o 9 ottlock A. i. t, 1t fo t 001110rll0, n notie,commenclng on FtxIny, tho 78th Inht., for thle pttrpttt of oivloan pPIoUtIy to hotttwo hO l Y wish to vit their fnnhtoelx, orto tloex olt seeters who may oilt to enjoy a few oo,.a of therofread ~llo lae room?. IteiarninC front -11 th te sofasday, it tima totot Ithe tnlf. let 4 o'clock train for the city.

-'- Thin xrnmktoo eut will not Intotfto with 01 e reIguattripx or tits bunt an adverlflcd in her ecbedalc.

ly22 If TihoO, 01 IiM.-,, 20c.

FOR POINT CLEAR.-CNTIIL 011t11,2ar not tot, .the Sotolhr Soulero Stor,

Cotpt. Bohn, P. Carson t ill leave town D1ILl9uoty excepotted)t. tt 4y 11 t,'o k,ol. I'M, dirtt for POINT~CLEARI ,,odltAl'f'E's WHIARF.

On Stontys, olsJotoy,. Wetdn,,111 toond SEttrdaoy will t ,otown at 19 o'clock, A. 57., and willl lalnd at the Short WPhart', inItootoft tIoth Itolot. tottnvnionto f dftelet. Sundtyeveningsl will leave town about nix .',look,

jyttf DAVID A F01D. Aoents.

FOR IIIOrIILE DIRECT, DAILXU. S. MA. INE.-Summor rnmgmentt -Th2xpendld low-pren.+ure pak steamer Cnllllor

010n, W. IS. ItcOs, Ottlot; Jeoo, Olyerf, m1fter,-Iccommodatttt been bitnott oi oo t for (k t with ,opot.t

eood o4'oottt, one Of the .lt6 stemetts will ltlv tfe Itt"461- 'tB PDtellgktrnin 1Llilrond" dgtl~p~11110 L drl4 r the12 'oIoslt'M.'tuI20 topplnoo nt lot 00T Lehn, I'.ot Christloand t'Potonltiolyf, goino and2 ratttotEdAo water permltting.

CnbIt arot to obile .,...................... . .Detk........ .... ....... I... 2

0. O11111, AgEntt, 10 Ran1k Plact.New Orleans, Nooboloer1.1855I. .

LAKE SHORE-PACKCETETEAOIEIO CREOLE.-Summoo Arraneg-moet.-For Ocet otl-P s ,t,,nd2o41,,nte tldItolnd.

Itoo.n he -0 w and ptolnddl lot, 0022ure pattkt steamerCIIEOIIf., .Tostph Nolson, mas0er, ltitttprefttIly for thl, t12de,with superior ftoa mnotdaliot,, 111 leave the PontchtrtrainRioltoal 0n the arroval 0t the Ittle of the 0000 astl llowslooovl' Pontlohrtrain Rolrool, T oototaa Ooz 0,pri00.TlONitIVY..O...f A. 1, otto MONDAY F0V EEING.TUESDAYS....I..9A. 70. tort WEIDIINEOISAV EVENING,TIIOIoStOYO,...2A. 91. ctt,, FRIDAY .O1010IN12FIIIAV1YS.......4 P. B1. c00n SATUCIIDAY IORNING.MAVIIEDAYS,.. 4 P. 11. c0,t ,SUNDAY EVENING.

Leaves JeBRMSAa Rnllroad--TUESDIY, 8;211. 01. 00A1 OATUCRDAY, 2:?0 I.B. 2ca0.

Tihe s0teamer CIIEOILE. ztot,,,h oon OltomIoy nitghs and Sa1orday mornlgso, will 0ot stop tot Pt', CLottoltn otot tty 21t.

'ot llot. extra hogage, hothese CONt , 02rr.000, 2tc. o TIto,.hoyt anod Tflurtodo. to go ibyb tlhoe tripe, motst tn tort.to tho

railrood on Ottio a d ttreviout, or fn r 0 ho for 00Ietx teltok,d.ootrains, and on Fro sv~ and fiit s nh2 n she previous dysy, orIn time for the 2 o'lockhtlt, , oroit will Ie left uttil the nexttrip.

Coltn paosae toMtotslttltppl City,lBloxi and Ocean Solptiog.2 toDeckpnsa e .... .. .... .. .... .............. 1 2ODooldrkt........o ... . . ..... 110

1. tEDIDEh. Agent, 10 look Pla,.New Orleans, Jtoe 1. 1056. 125

WATERING P'LACES.PASS CHRISTIAN IHoT'EL--TIIS COB-

modious uand eligibly extablilnment Is now open for thereception of visitors; and complete arrnirements have

been perfected fr the entcrainment of guests inferior to nohotel uo.n the Gulf Covet. ( RICE & JAMiES,Jy4 2p~t--lm Proprietors.

CULLUDI SPRINGS--(7FIOOTAW COUNTYl Albama.--Thu P pro 'rietor of thre above delightful Waler_

iing P laerelotrn his Ilstmnks to the citizens of New Orleansand its cicinily, for Iheir liheral patronage heslowedl on limlast Baeson, and bhega Ilev to announce to tdem tliat he will ib

nect with the Springx and New Orleans this eave on, thereby ending vi stots at the above place to commhloeate witdh thkfril•ds tit a trifling expense, witlmnt :he ttauat delay caused bythe mails.

Rn2TrS Or AOR :Per day........... ............................... 2 5 00

week ........................................ 12 W)" monLh .... ............. .................. Ill F il

a•Hackx are i wahiting at ale landing on the arrival of•very heat, to convey f essengers immeduately to tile Spring.45 Al axnxlvyia of the waters can he hod of W. B. Phillips.

No. 't St. Charles street, who i my agent tu New Orlenus.Jira 4m t;IIARIE.H CI'iH.TIU Proprietor.

_• COOPERI'S WEILL--SITUATEI) IN IINDS3county, JlIs,,fmty miles from Vick~h~urg by railroad.M ler is i Raymond, withln four miles, from thence hy sine.Thin noted Watering Place, for ti t cure of Chronic Diarrhea,)yspephitr I)ropsy :rawvl. liab, l te". Ubloroxis FeneralDe.

bility, etc.', insow opeu for the reception of vlxitors. IN VAN WIILIAMS,

Mnirch, Md5. Proprietor.,N. Bl.--rt is well known that the yellow fever was prevalenthere hbt fall 'evidently brought here by persons or udes from

an infected iltstrict. Person•anrrih lug at tilhe sell will Iw.troekwith Its elevated loeation, (sihuluad i u Lie doe hilh ,) and willrail to tee any lrmal cause for lever, l'enca,,tie lot been takento have till bedding use on the ocaiovnpuohged outby the~renl-deatlphyfi•nin, (Dr. J. S. Beanrwley) and bNrntItn prexnco, of-t.. io, and their certifidates pltl',il:,e l. •t tliorough renova-

tion.is nand Boingnon, and v itorr are danly srriving. I do notdesire, ,or do I expect, a very Iarga company the coming sea-son; "ut every exertion will he made lo render the invalid com-tortatde.

m3l tf IN.MA N WELLIA.MS.

ESTII•L SPIU NGS, IISTII.l. COUNTY, KEN1TUCK.Y--Thif hoe Summer Retreat is aituated near theKentucky River, surrounded by wili and romantic moun-

tain beetler)" mar is one of the most pictnrebtsto and heahthylocations In tihe world. It is fifty-five miles east ftmn I.exing-ton, ind acesible by a fine Braled road. Arrangements havebeen made with tue Kentucky Stage Company for rnlnn g aline of daily four hmrs eoaches f'om Lexingtonto the Spring=,so that Pibsvngers lelv ing Louisville oar Cincinnati by the mornifg train of eare will arrive at the Springs tih same evening.Tile place is in f1ne condition and is now olpen Flo the receptionof visitors, Mrs. o. CII I ,E

my23 JOA N CIIILFS,

POINT CLEAR H"OTEL.--THFE PROPRIE-TORS of the Rattle Ron.s havetile ples-r of infoEmn'

• the pulic that the shove delightful SU.MMER RESORTwill he opened om Wednesday-l lth Jane.

11uri rng the past saeaon tlev ve been nmproying the Gronnds,.ald lhate made rolx. new lallions t t0dthe :ihildntgs, whfichl ar.now in per fectorder aud greatly an'lnnent comfort. A new North\tqharf hxs been built, whldcl \rilch s en tlt e dihanee and timeconsideraly,. A new Stable her, bken erected, ,ndnd roads muchimproved.

Point Clear has advents es over all other places upon theCoy ,,and those who vlshite there last Bseson ':n endorse for(the•upsrior S\I/• WATE'TR.ATIIING, FISH and OYSTERS.

Iilocll's Randt has been engaged f'ur the seauron nand every va-,let * of amusenseut at tendlb at wateringplace, will heprovided.

The Solnlum w rutar Ctrsoln, will plyregularlydtnlog theseason between the /i':v and oint Clear.

Ai- Rooms may be secured by addressingmyI9 1oct2. F. H. CtIAMlERLATN A CO.

TIIE OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL WILLbeosaed on tle srct day o' .hus e nder the penonialat-tenionyf JOI.N ,0D5'N0N EII, of i47 Comnmon street.

Every energy will be brought to hear to make the visitors athome. _ my2 t

IOBY'S EXPRESS-'-TIII• CITIZENS MUST REARnin mind arrangeraents have been made to rln this bx )rens

by the bteanmr Kate Faihoee, to a.t thle Watering Places on th iCaVst. A messenger will travel on the boet and ears, ned takecharge of the bLn,,gage, parcels, hundles, etc. .\gals- it the,ilnerent points will receive nnd forward ell pnclhages entrnntedto their care. A Chest will be at the office for the reception ofpbkagea, bags, etc,

Tll. lExpress :also connects with Mohile, Man glnmery, BEadnnSprings, Point Clear, 1lolly-wood sold IDadiiy. Cheat'lt thil of-Ltee.

R ngagxge by the Kate Frlbee checked through to andfro-a ralienlenee ell will admit, lld matalding tile vnnOvaneoandtloeecng of•tewardl. ' SIMEON TOIIY Jnd•j3 3m i75 Greeter xtrmee, cornel" Caimp

AUCTION NOTICE.--TIIE SUIBSCRIIIER RES-C pvctfully infon'ns hi•h frie~nds andl the tmablie thast hving re-sumed his old business s sAUCTIO1NEER and ,A'PIRAISE Rihas taken his office, No. 33 tampll eelncat.

Will attend to the sale of Real Estate, Stocks, Negroes, Ad.ministrators AFaigalees, and all others, according tolIwn. IIewill also give pprmupt and personal attention to all out-door sales,of every desciiption.

A Retgister will be kept open for all the Real Estate andLands he hhs for wale either on privnde terms, or at public alto-lien. Every facliiy 1n his power will be off'rad to hn)-ers andsellers of Real Ixnalto.

A IPractieal l) l'ltU smau ad Plan Drwaer will he in constantattendanice at Isla odtc.

\Witl the assurance thut he will give strict attention to hishblsiless in allits details, he trusts diat he will receive a share ofpulblic patronage. Bh:NJ. h11, .O hllctionter,

no26 Ofiee. No. 3.4 Crmp street.-• SGAS-GASGAS--H. GUIiID, No. 219 ST. HIARI.EST strGeet, hetwccu (irorl and Julia, (entraneu to ;hoI on st.

Ary Ftreet, } keeps conxtantly on h;•nd a Inrge nssortlment ofGAI tS of tile lalest Ittlrmus, and aiso J. W. lofw-ard's new and imlproved pafent ';ns IRegnlator, whtch tie uteri.tee guarantees to slvo 25 per cent. of ga•. BnaHs '1ork of everydescription mnlde to order. Globe Valve Locks of all bites,douhle and singlo illl,,; aud Stops of new patterns speltersolder olnshutllptl" oel land.

---..-All orders ontcusted to my ear, wil1 b promptly Eecon-ted In n workmanlike manner, tit low rate. for con. my'5

A Fl I•-B ATHS-BA HS--BA R E R IZING No.2d St, Charles street,

ROP,,NS ore more at his post. The Verandah fire for awhile stopped the operlation of his well knowvn estahlshment;hltt Time, the Breat phwiIclan, has rentortd o him a hetter eno,wheproe e al gle at ell hours lol, Coldi Vapor, Shower o.Medical ed DA'TIIS.Ills BA [tBIEIS SAIOON is snpplled with the best artiststhie countrv oul atford alnd as Slla\!hng, Ila' Cutting. (,loaniug,1)yeinl an•1 Dressiug aavo been red uced down to : scitence, hefools ssiured that he cn servo with dalarity and dinltmteh themost fastidlolls.

lie has for nles a well assorted stoek of fresh P RFB31ERY,rll'kdshhg Goads, Cosmetlis and the bent Dye8s aid Tonics forthe thar.mt l- l at his Diamond Hair Cutting and Bathing Saloon.I ,:l tir o .JOSEPHl R(InIoINS.CI1.E SCENT CITY SOAP WOIIRKS-1EP0TVV No. Il TmRfiYgarto sfnest.'Tbu suhscribnre hnvra commenced in thi ctity th.e mnnnfrcnr0

tC n Sonp for F, mipit Ship or S0thOat ,so...which thq. pre-sent to thle pubOlic .or ltu pprov.I. In competition with f00e nestsongs of pst .0li 0..d rcp ltniun . IL omlit..s economy with freo-dn00from thoe o Iimgreoble afcts of orrliotnr songos in u,, andn ,ili 17n oold, upon 0,0,0, pt possesos washing orniertito in . crtttinn, gtpd is 1prndteed to conotin t intredieO in utfficigntquantity toO.. a Lh1 fluent fabric of Indies' oppoprel.

l'Pt ndeontot-o of otot 0er.hn0.0 and other,, bttog nltoO tosnPply themsrelves and customrs wtl nn elltoly gotod if notbetter, nrSiolrot tomo mtoo tmrot, rein prottnt themselves nt.tgttnco, and the subpcrib0rs respcttfully solicit pnottmmge

m 11 ... Iiottot C ;O.

SUNDRIE~S--100 bluses Spermm ( ,;dlea, Rnm 1.eonnrd braurl;150 :mdnllcs 273' bnshlcl Gunny Rag.;;20 coils Hemp. Rae;

15 t .Tr !'runes, different ires;30 .. Fottot', iTsOIC De1bo bra;d:1 0 IetN. rn CitroDns;20 bugs Cow I'elui.

For sale by A. F. COCIIRAN & IAI.T.oil7 36 (: evier street.

CANDLIE;S OILII WIIISICY ,]lRANUY etc-1000 bpotr 1ttocto' Cp Dft0010 1101 CANDLES;100 boxeso F tigor' t STARCtH;50 banrrels No. I LARD OIL;

1001 b1rrels Boyle' Copper W 0sY,51ld ROSE WHISKY;10100b. ..

p ntot, er and eghth enaLAs D & CI .

75ADYOt qto BRANDYIotttto,

75 bbl. alanongub~eln mHISIT (]run bound)

For a Ia byb JOSE~PH LA.NDIS & 00

112 RV Tnhonnitau:

BRANDY-1.504, tertr -slA Imita toru

100 b~l~cisf, Ne ok or rude bJOSEIr3 LToDII 0 CO.,

W 10 Telhtp~ttoO1astO1,t,

'UPP'E P. 31SPPI

Cnpa Otrardean• C earo ckntin;,xrw Nddtf111~~li ernnh t. Nnpoioon and all fntermediatel~nlg~t,,ha

e

M

E

sr ,

in eoun tray twith ithe Illlnois C•eutri Rai lrorul for all helEI

ern and \Vnxe~ter titlee.--The new liht draught mat eplendid

pwahenger Meamer Fl|yintg niloud ichard Phillipma

Wt ill le, n portU DAY to! reeen• Y lgoh l onnI BAT I.T

p~~roa i'wUi CH T R

llp tinhoffnln~nkarmii il~noMdiid,M1RNING, and will ]vrve na above. For freight or passageIapplyonbohrd, orpto Jl J ni• ItD gSe

eels - 18 Poydre agteeet.

and 3h ppers binng of very lghta lught dwith largo np oaidystaterooms.

o LOgn WER ntMnm ISSISSIPP. l Ip.," _

it levt. l . n... - iNDiAthe 1flhig"hl nt. 'I.

3llNIN tI, t O Eill lttnt t HIS. NArnlPOt EON,enli lena, t{n11et' Idg J. J. C IndIt , Co-

] unddr, Greenville, Kentnuky Bend, Lake asl-

IgTun ,Point W Olrting 'm (;l 1 Lake prleond tdrntgllcnt.Frovidt, Fiking "anti giftl gutntintermednate l nmitng.-Tspledndid, naew light drmlgbt passenger etentmer Republ~gg tlee,, lpp E. , M nitge mast ery willtdt run It h nregl a nnd hly-

ing New Orleans every elfth anld 30th of each month duringthleseaso. Far freight or pasaxge npy on b doard, or to

LOWt3 L ISW S SIPkl PI&(•.3Frt .

oRC A Clerk will e on the Levee OPatof IafPyetto aore

Saturday- morning to receive freight,

Will leave on W ID St)AY, 17th nlltL at 5 o'-lck P. 3.N

SREG:UL AR fIE•I•PlIt FA(D• F;T.illbln, Poit warrlma Lttnrling angint rluclnnttgming t

For lcmphis ]•[•ena, Gapolcon,(Irenville, Lnke

SProvidekce ,licks nrg, aIntdal in lerndilte hitu.llngls in Ilain tn-The fine red uht r and fast r tenet n p.in -

gcr paeket steamer H. P[. Zrirlght ro D. Clarke master

(tll eet oP the lseaner Jahn tih nd•) will eab v as above'.

For Peight or nageht t tply onn brd or to3 LItt}. HYD &APt O., Poydra street. .

A The }T mI. Wright will att nd to all the busingess o the

teaemer .John Hi,.ond•aeordhng to nn arrangement entered

into betwecen Coptts. Chl Chrch anld Cl]arke.

ti he .3n .Wnright now receiving ht. reight at th foot of

La1a sireet. . el3

Wll tint it, WYBTfiHiDAYP, 17th init.,et 5 in'clotk P. i3.

RfEOULR R MIII8tIELENA iNA-FIT.FnPLE

Onpht,1reenville npe trnovtdence, Vll.kstFrin'g and ni inhht-,gi nl l int erm digsdie lnl ll-

hg, in thi Ilintitil.-ht hi figihi t~lla n Pggntt ntllngpnntin-rnor ttnu lst runnmngp enger steamer LOU a F. Keel, intg,

mwater, will letve is abo e. For freighlt or a ssago apply on

boardit ior t to T 1hi itntlti t Ise 4'J T ChOpltonllas street,

"Wi'I leave on WEDNEgDA Y" 17th lust., at 5 o~elock P. 3I.•_ EGULAR PII•]2IPlHIS ocoPACK-ETi.-Fort3Icmphi l l n p ,ttriln

Th v iI. t. itt mill Pnttnn ti n l tickbiurg, and all n in- ttermediate tmdiug--The fine, fast running passenger •tt ngerLo77itna Frink Reeling, m t.ier, willtlam n an abF.. Forfrelght or p:•ssge appl "-on eoard, or to

I,•W IS SNAPIP ,S CO., 37 Front street.P. s--The ou has Justxt been KllolJy repred and put

in complete orc der, and)71- W . reItn in tite trade during the ilt -

Fter SIeaon-. - ,/" aellFLEve N. every FRIDAY i t 5 P. fiidn, itu htrg and 31tiiken'a T entln d Packetln.--Steamer

heav as above, for .l[illikea'a !•udo,nr Vi M~cksbu erg eGra nd Gurwlft

Rodney ltetre cittgptnifort Adtmst n ou Sara, F. KRougein,

nd ll i ctti erei landings. For freilgt or pnsage appyc ngsplendhl accoeummodations apply on boardi, or to

IE. SNAPP .t CO., 37 Front street.

'The Frank Lyot n t will contine a. regular weekly packet

ithrlnghout thie e•oN. Particular attention pih to pla .io.

and way buils. x -nt iln, tn, i li-

i-in, F lift Othsin Fiiniini, i'iiht~ni-, u nailbr.lgtiiiidhnti ~isniigi-'Dlh n fiton, tin ntnhi

LitEIfIl itNAr A CO., 37 Ft-itt untile.F. 0.--Thi it-tin tltg 1nti lmnt ltititimuljip iipilill mit pit

terfiarn.-c ifll

i REGULAR &lrrWAy VICRi8-Fgnoln LyooJ. M. Wh ~ili, liitiiu7 mlii

toav thi ngo, fit Yl~lllitni'a r, liti shnhtig. Glat-d foln,lltliit, ENitht, linni Airt ani, inyinll inm, llnlii lltttn,till nil iilitiitdiniitu sdhigi. Fnn finiigti ni nngatgn hIlngiugputndltl igiinnnidgitiii npply oni hutnd ii It

LIbt~li SIttAFF i itt., 37 Piott- nilnil.OFThi Ft-it Lynt sl nfl!ttit, ti n rerr iugelti-inhi ptihtl

ihtgitirnllhtttiusernt. Fniiintini tnt-teltl pai thit pnnotntibn

Snid rni htlutnnir. nitlFOR RED RIVER.

Will leave ou MONDAY, 1th lst at 5 o'clock P. 31.FOR SHRIEVi•ORT, GRAND

S BayoI, Campte, Grand core, St. haurice Cotile.)m t Alexnniti and Gortiolg' Landing.-The light

draugbl and fast tanning atuamer Union, J. dAguadai (assistwll leav~e ns above.For fretight or pssage. npliy on board, or tos9 LEWIS SNAPP • C0., 37 Front steet.The steamer Union will take freight for Block River, Trinity

fil I trrli ionbnri, with privilege of reihipplg olsttmter ILi-rh!n at month of Berl or Iflnck RIvera.

YAZOO RIVER.Will leave on IONDAY. the 1th inlst.. at 5 o'loik '. M.

SFOR YAZOO RIVER, GREEN-1WoIoId, LefrtlOn. Slrion, Yinoi City, and al inter-• meditllt'ndb,.-The lhrht draught and supe-

rior glSacngr parka.s Llttlt, W. Mniin, ter, ill leave astigv. For freight or pastge t •ipty op l bInrd, or to1let3 T. B. SFIITI, 4 Tchoupitoulna street.

REGULAR PACKETS.UNITED STATES DIAIl LINEl

ron-tt New Orleaii s to ickibrgy.-Ftr Dlntald,-- sonville. Ptulnel hms, Balan Rotrge. l'ort AHud-

:mlr tll xyotnl, liedl River Ltnding, Fort Adlmns, Nltcbez,Wheielrrvof, Rolnepy St. Jose lh, Grand Golf, Warrenton tindYieknbnrg.. ..

Prlnestt, Capt. iolnet, TUESDAY, at 5 P. M.Ntellthez, pt. Aaitheri. SATURDAY, it 5 P. 31.

Tlie ont l•mnttiioned +l-endg l paig.nger i clikers will c1veon their regular days, without fai 1ntt51 V rtbo hulp inted. Allbasine,sentntted m ,ltheir care will e prm pt anl fd:l lthfullilenled to. Frclg tl taiken flr Yiazoo if consigned to W. g .IIAW{4 the antgm of the-boalS'at Vicksburg who will forwardit witbout delay, and witbist any extra charge.These boats will not be res•gbnsible for m y letter or package

contninlng mone~y, Jewelry.o offie vnaluables, unless regnlnrthle* of lading are taken, "peeif-ing tim eontents and vahte, kntile hreight naid; lor for arty valnlet s deposited with the clerkby the .yr..engr. or contained in their Imggage.

For freilght or or 1apaba applygmthon board or toCAsR•IL, , IPRITiIIARD 1 O.,K'. , i Ugiion Rolii,1 itiiOdllt.gt.ST. 7i. SSIIIT.,. i, Tehopitoiuiltii it.

SAll freighlt for tYazoo river Imust be consignedL to bouisat Vicksburg. s4 tf

STEAIERS ECLIPSE

SOUTIHERN BELLE.TilE li nagnificent C. S. Mlil a 1lE igit ttiit tlt.

stemerEilkesllpRe, L. s.iiil g •itt t S utterBrogdwell i comlilnmndri wi Bellt , J. lt. Uroadwell-commence bor regnlar weekly em snmuer will commcee hertrips in the New Oerlss, Yieck regular weekly trips fn the T'ewburg, \Iillikepll' Jcnd, I iin Olens jnd Grulf, RodneyProt dlencee nd Prinet,"n trade land Stllez ratrade, on MOnNon TIIURSDAIT. 11I Supte D Anl Y, tle 15th September, thy V-her, leaving New Orlean cry New Orleans eveery M()NTIIURDIAY E DYEN.O ltllDAY EVFNI"NG,, nto'lock,So'clock. for tlil Itboe anid all for tile ihove andatlll interimedi-internlerdiato ]ndnlgs." ,te andings.Tile ablyv[) steamels are undergoillg a tfiorongh overh'aulinand refitting, will be in toniplete order, and wil attend faithfullyto all busines entnrusted to their care.

Tile EtIIPSil will receive freight for Yatzoo river, and re-bit fie git itbnrg without delty.

elt r G the EtIEIPSE nor the SOUTIIERN BELLE will beresponsible for lettera or packekaes coltstining money or other'alnnbles, unless regular Lills of lading are taken and contentsstated ; nor for aliy vahnalees deplited by pasen gers witi ithieierk t or colttil( ill lll eilnbg .gNo bills wdll ibr reognized unless contracted under a wrltten

order front t,•e Captains of either I'll, e sbove boats, and nil hillsmast be r;.p en ca t tthe ofllce t f the be at to whiel they belongbefore 12 o'clock oel lte day of leaving, tor approval, whill 1willthlen be p)aid on presentation at tile office of the Agents, 5.5 Gra-vier street.

Fur freight or passge napply on board or toBROAN)WEl.. I,, B3R(S. & CO., 65 Gravler st.,

or LEWRIS SNAPI ,• ( C., 37 Front st.N. B,--A clerk w11 be on i evee every, dn ill the we h to

receive freight or tile Mellpsc ani Southern Bewlle. "1116 3

B REWSTE5 is ZLACHARIEI-NO. 31 FRONTRI BREET, 301) NO. G FIIIC`OB SN WTRT.- e w ou61

S1,5tlvel)'105,,)'h 1ISIOl to or' clxkllishlilent, Sos.:15 Front andl36 FulR1'n arres, where i'e ere Prepared ei111, times to I.urni:36t the .1,leat notice, m1d 1 most libe11l t61ns, a0 l kind6 ofCOPIER, TIN AN]) 011C)'P IRON RORKi, OSR.\SS 63)T-INC,), IILACEOMI1I~ITINI, etc. 06,h m, 666 r of the firmgivi6g1his pIersO,,,l Oltentie toe 16I dop6rtme6t, 6e co. offe6111,erior i 611116atts to i 1ic1 de'ling with . s.

Oulr filcilitier for furnishing thle follb~v ir work are not sur"pplsacl by any ioTIr inl thle S HEh or \1-est

COIIPIR. TIN ANO 61166) IRON PIPES;6111I IR E, IIREECIIINGiO

FIR}: lICE), ASi PANS111I,1,6, WORNOi :

PIILCEREI6.105613 BOXES;CLARIFYINGI KIETTLES;

HEATTEIl, etc., III..616661,1o no6r 66116611Fhm1il, 16 ve 11 11,161 , e. 1 Fnrlo lllal -

Store1w,.1ere it 1rti16 r511511its 16r 1TEA5, OAT, PL.AN-TAE,6'60N A1ND HUSE 1) E m1 r be t'o611,1.

I'EMPS.-W1'o66E16 66n' 6 Safety Ste11m Pu1mp. I. F. 1FrelFire116Pp. Cast 1ro,,, 6,1ss ,nd 6opp16 Force a6nd Lift Plimps.

.613)[ O,6611361E.-661,6113'1 VIIIIIIm and Steam 161616, av nnlriele. showing !Iru highest Pointt to which strum may haveo

been e61rri6 d during i))))11. 6161115611',11Wter 66ge.

Chafingh S~s k, s, Jll isD1,,6 I1,65ws, Jelly and 111,11 ulds ;

111,1, c 16,6 T6 Un11s, 116 C Ip 'Oll66s ;6 66,I O, ad other ar11e, of all varieties.

T.--ether with L tast andi Sheet Iron Cook Storesa; Wasrhing ndPeeing anid Box Stoves : fanocy Cabl~n and Parlor Stve ;nl-nn order and Ca;nnon Siorcx Iere Strivesi etc. ; }'ort:: i FireIlaicl: lIK; W \Tr ll )' es; Stpnla ,fll Iles emd Valves; Yow-

Cylindelur, Bib6, Stop 66 6,l Coupling1 Cocks;06166a15 ForceRlt l",".~lslii I;mp etc.. of all desert ,tloIl,WII(STER A. GACIIillRINos;. i5 Front an1363( Fllon atreets.

Sole .glents far1 1111. 1 11B Sworn a1d 11,11; 11666s ; 1161r-11n's [61,1ter 111116; 1.1i'. u,1,11 Fire PilnplI and 6. 6. Cot-

11on's 161te6t Piston Mends and GI me 11611. 1111tf

THE HALLADAY WVI U-6RILL. -MANY OF16the most 51ci161111, able and e115eriened me1hn1101116 ru-

gi1eer1 in the Unite6d States 1,6ve examined this l,1chi661111,6pronounced it one of the most beautiful and useful inventions ofmodernl date.

B~y it simple yet ingenious device, as the gale increases in se.rent>>", the smlts gradualllyY turn rand;d chmegle the ,Iglue at1le t,1hey wre set fur 11066 166 breeze; P16sent Tess and lessresistant_? to the wiad, till shell the tempest is raging at iss

116 1little is present1ed to its power 166 the thin1 IOII 51.the fare at t51e111 ellnlll. lly t1e161111111151111 re6ume their oritnal position. Soehn of this hind, for chanmginlg the posf-ifan of the sells, is what mechanics hnve so .orp sought for Stvain.

The speed of thle wind wheel is not increased by a powerfulstorm of wind for it ie is ['ily under the control of it regulatorr6166111 r,1111161 C116 n steam an11 116 If Th11 1 ill be 56ll .utup, it will require no peae or attention whatever for weeks; to.guthcr.

11116only reason w1hy the wnlld for 6661s peat has nlot been and.6116n6616d ts 1 6 1ive power is -,1 61 6 to I6 t6[he wan t o6

n e- 111113,661in 11 n 611166166111111y gales the nd- 1herslooar costructd,~d wen either plroatrmlcd in hoppeles"6661d 6161 h such 1 ,11106it 1s to6116ar, bent xulld shiII6sEef a 1

66,116111ry a61 y k11 d o11666f 66 1 ttn111611;116665 s in bednwentleer, w req nirillS the conrtnt ant mI l~ld xety of the attecnd.

6116 Tl,16111616 is 611 w en11ll y l, 616F51616, and 661 o116y .ecltiou that eon poriblv e urged ie true illeolauilnr re theewi ,d. This is compalanlsa far b>> the fact that it enquoires cat ay- or expense to 11111i616666111 61161, 1 men to1 fed 61feel to feed it, 6 s with6 steam6 p w1 . Th millis rea6dy rat a61time1 d1 y or night, to bo mo1ed by thell1d from n1 y point ofthe 1. 1111s. It lill till Ilo 111lys or pond6, that can 1be u,1edduring thle intervalls of thle in~d's blunuicg; so, if [he size of themlill, pumps aend re~ervrir is in pmroprtion to tile quantitiesc ofw aiter er aired,, there is a co-brinlty of having Im abundancenlletl rough flee yea~r. For rilirond srtatias, and segue nod cottonlplmrmltious, sc a contrrivance is nneglmnlls d bothl for pum~pinggwader an~d ,"'ridingE corn,an ornintst c fonntnins. A smellsized [Hill, with n moderate wnd, , rill rise .0*) illaro of we.\ter and grind five bushlsbl of corn p~er hour. For further infer.mloti0n, or or'de'rs, nddresa

S. 77. 611611, 11, 31 Natchz street, New Orie6ns,ootdhrvv,4Wl)" Sole Agecnt for thle Southern PIxtc6

W -TD. W. W. Z IDD.--ATTO1INEP AND COONNSISlr.LI.~- I~W and Soils tar in Chn'Icry having

removed from New 61w6Orl6an1 and located i 611661n, 01iss., will6,ive 16ron , attention to all business entrusted '666 hs1i6 rge inills Fifth Wuar[ of IErrors said Appeals~, thle Sllp rior Coulrt nlChancery, thle United States Circuit xud District Coulrts, mnl~ theeCircuit and6 Probate, 163ts of Hied.,61R11kn, Wren and the

ad oinng outies.SSoctal attention to COL.LECTION OF CLAIMS,. AC-

CO UNTS. NOTES etc.OFFICE--In Eltir's Buildings, corner of State and point,

Streets, Jackson, Miss, Hu1I [MAW.

G-SIVIL ENGIdNh~vIig t'RIO AND SIjUVYNiThe of surd ne a ny bu siners i rn d the 41e of Ci afeof0vl Ffonbineering

and Surveying tha~t that y be entrusted tothem, rvithliu the State11 Lo11isian1, and having ha

d 161116 er116 experience i tha1

line of b6,1116 would re,31 ee1l lly solicit n 3;share . D 61lllilfrom those interested therein. J. 66. 111 1.

W. S. MITCHF"7.LAm 11. 111,IA. 21 Comm1rcia N 1

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't L S DA -6U urrII ndingf Ilod fur Wae by!.7 .WWWO D.A TO JRNE ICARNO 066113 11 I6ag11in, street.

Th.. spring unnoticed and unknown,Mid rocky wilds they bloom,

They flourish mid the desert lone,They-deck the silent tomb.

They cheer the pensant's lowly cot,Adorn the monarch's hall,

They fill each quiet, shady spot--Oh, wilo can tell them all.

Some o'er thenmorm'ring streamlet flingTheir blossoms bright and faihr,

And tere, in vernal beaty, spring,Fanned by the fragmrant air. -

Some 'neath the ocean's rolling wavesIn silent grandeur grow,

Nor heed the storm which o'er them rarvs,But still in beauty blow.

Some where the eagle builds her nest,Where man has never trod,

Where even the chamois dare not restUpon the Orumbling sod-

Yes, there, even there, wild flow'rets growIn richest dress arrayed,

And o'er the clamorous eaglets throwTheir light and graceful shade.

Mid mountains of perjitual snow,By icy girdles hebnd

Some rendered doubly beauteous, glov,And deck the frozen ground.

And mid cold winter's angry stormTihe snow-cop rear its head,

And shows d pure,,unspotted form,-When oth -iiowd'ehv fled.- ....

Some on the breezes of the nightTheir grateful odors send ;

i While others, children of the light,To day their perfume lend.

A . Some bloom beneath theorrid zone,'raeth India'asosltry skies;

Mid Iceland's moontains, chill and lone,The forms of others rise

The stately fern, the golden broom,The lilly, tall and fair--

All these in rich sucessi6n bloom,And scent the summer air.

In secret dell, by onrm'ring rill-In gardens bright and gay-

Within the valley-on the hill--Flowers cheer oar toilsome way

Flowers image forth the boundless loveGod bears his children all,

Which ever droppeth from aboveUpon the great and small ;

Each blossom that adoris our path,So joyful and so fair,

Is but a drop of love divine,That fell and flourished there.

The Drssnoearl's R esoits sorl;.

" Too much drinking has caused me pain ;I'll never look at a glass again."He kept his word and never lied,And yet by drinking wine he died."How could he do it ?', only think Why, he shut his eyes when he took a drink.

Great Gathering In Asnension.

A large meeting of.the Old Line Whigs of theparish of Ascension and others favorable to the elec-tion of Fillmore and Danelson, was held at the CourtHouse in Donaldsonville, on Sunday the 7th ofSeptember.

The meeting was called to order-by Octave Termio,Esq., who nominated the following officers

P-resident--Dlr. Edward Duffel.Vice-Preridentls-Dr.- G. A. Franklin, Ferdinard

Terrio, P. G. Dannequin, lianoel Fuentes, WilliamHatkimon.

Secretaries--Fredrick Thompson, Felix Yleynaod.fThe President,-upion taking the chair, addressed

the meeting at considerable length ; he reviewed thecbhara cterof the several candidates for the Presidency,and warmly eulogized the firmness and patriotism ofMillard Fillmore, and called upon all the Old LineWhigs of the parish to rally to his, support as theonily truey national candoidate before the people. Hisremarks were frequently interrepted by the most en-thosiastic applause from the crowd.

H. L. Duffel, Esq., moved that the President ap-point a committee of seven to draft resolutions ex-pressive of the sense of the meeting.

Were appointed of said committee, Ziessra. H. L.Duffel, Lestang Fortier, J. H. Parks, Prosper Landry,Phillippe Landry, H. A. Maurin and Pierre Cire.

After a short absence the committee returned, andthrouogh their chairman, H. L. Dffel, Esq., reportedthe following resolutions, which were unanimouslyadopted with the utmost enthusiasm :

Resolved, That the Old Line Whigs cannot lookwith indifference on the present crisis in our nationalaftairs, in which is involved the very existence of the

nion ; but true to their conservative principles, theyfeel it to be their imperative duty, whilst the otherpolitical parties are marshalling their forces for thecampaign, to enter once more the lists, and, animatedby that paltriotism which heretofore has never wavered,to battle again for the preservation of home, ofcountry, atld of the Union.

Resolved, That having looked fairly at the circum-stances that surround us, and having candidly ex-amined the merits of the candidates before the people,and the probable consequences of the election ofeither, we are honestly convinced that the integrityof the Union demands the election of Millard Fillmore,of the man "who knows no North as aacinst theSooth, and no South as against the North.i

Resolved, That we believe that an administrationestablished opon the Cincinnati platform would per-petuate interoal agitation, endanger an amicable re-latio with foreign powers, confirm the odious squattersovereignty, thus giving a right to aliens, not natur-alized to vote, and consequently to make fhee Statesof all our Territories.

Resolved, That we cannot support James Bu-chanan, wiro approves tile policy of the present ad-ministratiou, who stands opposed to the inlernal im-provement of the country by the national governmentand other cherished measures of our party, and thatbesides, it is repugnant to our feelings as Whigs tosustain tile calumiator of that spotless patriot andnoblest of men, letry Clay.

Resolved, That we recognize a dishonest effort onthe part of the Democrats of Ascension to advancethe cause of their lpaty by an outrageous violation oftruth, and a meaot slanuderous misrepresentation of factsin relation to the nomination of Fillmore. Tlhat thevehemence of the Rlepublican organs against the illus-trious statesman, and the recklessness with whichthey assail him, on accoant of his bold and manlystand against Freesoilism, almply refute without furotherproof the ungeneroos assertion that he was nomi-nated by abolitionists.

Rerolved, Tllhat in the present dangerous state 'othie cmotry on the slavery question, it becomes our'duty as true citizens to co-opeate in the election of altr-ied and faitlihful nmgistate. That in Millard Fill-mome we recognize an enlightened statesmaon and apore patriot-a public servant who has lroved honestand capable, devoted to the Union, and during agita-tion and sectiosal strife, firm und impartial in thedischarge of his duties.

Resohled, That the administration of MIillaed Fill-mole and lis late Albany and Rochester speechesstamp him a Union man, and as such we rally withone accord to hts support. With strong heart andloud proclaim, we once more fling to the winds theprood banner of our party--of that party, lwhich,altboogh at times defeated, was never dishonored orcrushed, and whilst trissmphont was not corropted--and we pledge oureelven to do battle for billiard Fill-morce nd Doselsoo, ansd owe call opsn our brethsren tojoin us in the holy works of preserving our liberticoand of pcrlpctuatinug the Unoin.

Resoaled, T'lt the proceidisgo of the meetisig hepublishsed in the Terrio Vigiant, tie onloial organo oftlie Old Lise Whigo of this parisb, and also ii tileNoew Osleass Bee and Crescent.

blesses. Prosper Landry and Siunel C. IIepburns,having been called upon, addressed the meeting inshort but telling speecihes.

On motion of A. F. Rigltor, EssI.,Resolverd, That the President appoint a Central

Executive Comoittce to coasist of twenty-foor mom-'

Tbe mceting adjourned with three hearty cheersfor Fillmore nao Donlson.o

sEl)sAnss I)5I5FFI-O, icrrdenit.PRED. TnoaPsoN, , I t reriaiPIsurss IanNAsro, )

ItFrousOco bElsoxcrv.--Under this captioo theBaltimore Clipper, of the 8th inst., has the following:

The Sag-Night papers have, for several necks past,heens iisdssstriosssly cieculatisig a repOrt~, I)unrpiortsioo tohave emanated freom a correspondent of tile NewYork Triblse, to the effect that the American StateCooncil of North Carolina had recommended thememben of the order there to vote for snchanau.Thore is not a word of truth, not even the semblonceof shadov of truth, in this seport. Ithas been re-pestedly contradicted, but still the Sag-Nirht organscontinue to repeat it. Theytrepeat itknowing that itis fadle. This practicohoweror, is one of their cardi-nal principle---ne to which they adhere with most

astosisbing eonsistency, ' that a lit well stuck to isas good at•hhk truth."

Grnad Mask Meeting of )ie P lie f PUmoremaid Donielson Isltanitford Co., 'iE;

TWENTY THOUSAN••AMRICAi S IN THefJIt.:- ,

We learn fib the Ba(i triot, of the 8iata grand ratification meeting of the friends of fillmowiand Donelson was held in Woolsey's Grove, Hka tore,county, on the 6th inst. The'ietig, says the, ra-triot, was one of the largest ,ad'inost enthn.slainwhich has ever been held in that county, ,sd If weare to judge by the transactions of the day, d Hart-ford maybe set down as a certainty for the Unioncandidates, Millard Fillmore and Andrew JacksonDonelson, in November next.

On motion of Edwin H. Webster; Esq., the Electorof the Second Congressional District, Dr. John K.Sappington, of Hartford coanty, was unanimouslyelected President, and several prominent gentlemenfrom different parts of the State, Vice Presidente andSecretaries.

ThePresident, after making a few brief remark*-returning his thanks forthe honor conferred on himupon this occasion, introduced to the vast assemblyJas. Wallace, of Cambridge, the Elector at large ofthe Eastern Shore District.

This gentleman spoke for more than an hour, in atruly eloquentmanner, which was listened to with-themost profound attention, and which was interruptedonly by applause of the delighted audlence. Afterthis gentleman had concluded his remarks, dinnerbeing announced, which was provided by the citizensof this ceantiy, it was partaken of by the masses innmannoewhehpVreved tiat theen•j•yedtheampltaohe-feast prepared on the occasion.

After a recess of one hbor which was spent in. re-plenishing the iinner man," the assembly were againcalled to order by the President, and the Elector atlarge for the State from the Western Shore, J. DixonRomnn,'Fsq., was introduced to theattentive audience.This gentleman entertained the audience for upwardsof an hour, during which time he was freqently in.terrptuil by the applaunse of his delighted iheareis.

Niext followed the thn. ienry Winter Davis, thetalented orator and accomplished scholar. He openedhis remarks by saying illard Fillmore cannot be elec-ted, so says Senators Clayton, Pratt, Pearce, Benja-min, and others, who hbve been disappointed in regardto favors asked at the hands of the administrationduring the term of office while Mr. Fillmore wasPresident. This gentleman commanded the attentionof his hearers for more than an hour, and was fre-quently compelled to desist fremspeaing on accountof the enthusiasm manifested by those who listenedto him.

PososrTEons xnr TE UdsrrED STreas A.Rn.-TheWashington correspondent of the oew York Tribune,in a letter dated the 6th inst., has the following infor-mation :

TheoAdjutant-Genral is on the eve of issing gen-eral orders in accordance withthe promotions and ap-pointments in the army of the Uonted States, madeby the President, by and with the advice and consentof the Senate, since November, 1855o the officersbeing assigned to the companies to which they snc-ceeded, in the natural course ofprmotionoranppoint-ment,

Among the promotionsare : Brevet Captain GeorgeDens, to be Assistant Adjutant-General; Brevet Cp-tain Irvine McDowell, to be Assistant Adjutant Gen-eral; Lieut.-Col. Thomas, to be Assistant Qartermas-ter-General; Mtajor Thomas Swords, to he DeputyQuartermaster-General; Capt. Michael M. Clark, to tbeQuartermaster.

In the Medical Department: William J. Sloane,William S. King and David C. Deheon, to be sur-geons.

In the Corps of Engineers : Capt. Henry Brewer-ton, to be tMajor.

The following named gentlemen have been promo-ted to Captains-: John Newton, John D. Kurtz, Bar.ton S. Alexander, Gen C. Meade, Martin L. Smith,John Pope, James W. Abort, Theodore T. S. Lnidley,Jas. G. Benton, James M. Hawes, George I. Stewart,Nathan G. Evans, Joseph Stewart, George W. Rains,John H. Greland, Charles C. Gilbert, Andrew G. Millet, Edmund Underwood, Joseph H. Potter and Al-fred Cumming. Capt. Sidney Burbank has been pro-meoted to be a Major.

Daniel Chase of California, to bea military store-lieeper, vice Newman, dismissed.

The following named civilians have been named'

Second Lieutenants: Edward.Tngraham of Miss., EliLong of Kentucky, James E. Harrison of the Districtof Columbia, Joseph P.'Jonses of North CdrollnaLy--man L. Kellogg of Ohio, Thomas i. Saonders, ofVa., Edward PF. Bagley of Ala., Erederick M.l Follettof New York, George S. Jamoes of S. C., Charles D.Anderson of Texas, Wia. H, Snyder of N. C., Alexan-der M. Haskell of Ia., John P. Sherburne of NewHampshire, Henry Clay Wood of Maine, Edward C.Moore of Ill., Charles A. Leak of California, MervinE. Colly of Ohio, Francis Mallory of Va., James K.McCall of Tenn., Orlando H. Moore of Mich., Edwini. H. iead of Indiana, and James L; Thompson of

Michigan.The order comprises the names of many other pro-

motions and appointments of the lower grades.

ToI ToLos INFIRionRY.-This splendid Institutionwhich had its origin in the benevolence of the lateJudah Touro, is now, in its perfect management andappointments, one of the most valuable establishmentsof its kind in the Southern country. Admirablysituated within easy distance of the ship and steam-boat landings, it presents peculiar advantages notpossessed by any other institutionin the city, whilethe high repotation of the faculty employed, recom-mend it to all classos. The director and residentphysician, Dr. Joseph Bensados, and thevisitingpby-sician, Dr. Thomas Hunt, are among the most skillfulpractitioners in the South, and deservedly occupyingh positions in the estimation of the New Orleans

public. The apartments of the Institution are allspacious and airy, and the prices of board andmedical attendance are regulated to suit all circam-stances. The best of attention and nursing is secoredto patients and no contagious disease is adiitted.This establishmelt is well worthy the attention of ourplanting friends. See the advertisement of the In-tir~ary in another column.

[West Baton Rouge Sugar Planter, 13tli.It gives us pleasure to publish and endorse the fore-

going, to tie fullest extent. We shall, on some futureoccasion, refer to this institution, its management andobjects, at length. 'Sr

LOUIs NAPOLEON'S FETE DAY CEL•nBiATED INrE UITED STATES. -- The New York Courier andEnquirer, of the 8th, says :

The fete of the French Emperor was celebrated onthe 15th of August, at the settlement of the coppermines of the French company on the borders of ItakeSuperior, where but a few years since their dweltonly a few scattered Indian tribes. An altar was ar-ranged in the forest, near the mouth of one of theshafts of the mine. Divine service, followed by a ToDeon, was celebrated by RIev. Louis Thiels, Catholicmissionary of Eagle HIaror. -Immediately afterwardolie blessed the shaft, which he baptized by the nameof Napoleon. A bauqouet and canal races followed.The tri-colored flag waved for tic lirst time on theborders of Lake Superior, and mingled its folds withthose of the American flg.

ANOTER BUcioANANITE. WRITES A LETTER.--The

editor of the Baltimore Clipper, on the 7th idSt., re-ceived the following letter from an awfully enragedDemocrat :t

WINCHeSTER, Sept. 5th, 1856.-Youinfernsl scoun-drel : If I hear of you publishing any more lies aboutJames Buchanan aod the Democristic party, I willcome to Baltiniore and cowhide yeou-you dirty Eng-lish John Bull ! Youc ue a thief and a liar, and Ican prove it. You say thie Old Docinion is goingfor Fillmore. Yos kcnow you are a liar; so bewarehowyou slander men that would not serape theirfeet on yea, you dirty teeltroona .C. SioccLTy.

The tlhreatened Clipper makes tie following com-ments, on publiehing the above in their issue of the

What shall ire do to escape the wrath, the snncihila-tion tlhrcatened bY this tereible Siierly? What abloodehirstiliey iery ie must be! Witll fear andtrenihliug we call tupon the Winchester journals toinform us cwhecther there has been a new graveyardvcreetly "laid out" there in whichl this ferociousSilcreely bueies his dead ? Oh donat, Mr. Sikerlty, dolst !In order to pcepare for the wsorst, Iowever, iwe intecdhcavineg oar lives at once insured for the berelit of ourfanliies; and see shiclt call clpon Iighc Ccistable tIer-riag for a special detail of lifteen of his men to giardus until after the election. Oh! htr. Siherly, don't,nose don't.

A NIGoGE MILITARY COMIPANY AT NE)rORT.-The Newport correspondent of the Baltimore Sun, ina letter to that paper under date of the 5th inst., aftermentioning the visit made to that port by the U. S.Practice ship Plymouth, has the following :

The Plymouth is not the only strange visitor wehave had within the last four days, for yesterday asteamer from Providence brought to our city an or-ganized and armed military company composed en-tirely of negroes, headed by a band of white mnsi-cians. This is somethig new, that an armed compa-ny of this character has been allowed in our midst,and the day is rolling around when we shall havecause to regret it. I learn also that this "turn-out"was tocetlebrate the anniversary of the insurrectionof the blacks of Hayti; when the whole white poplla-tion Waes massacred or had to fly fortheirlives. What

e we coming to? Well may onrSouthern brethrenbe aroused when such things are sanctioned and en-couraged by the Abd4otiqr portion of the North.

Lteer Wrom 3e ae.

AreInAL On aP aOi-P e nI • aro•a, pon• efro i.Capt n:W, albet, from

o eSu aly o nxal.tn etes eptemberhnt1th, arrlved:aBythe servan o6fthe eitan we have received

fal flel ane f len o e 'Oast late asdee,from1N oeu 1aiOix row.I,. Galveton News, ofthe pot, oha the lcounty r t n ptienls a of therecent intended Insurreton heireaen d the • egroeeinColmbme a cohe nty, nfrom wphie weir eo t thhe oel-lowing:

or n.opirlons weree-arosed anut torenwhee aowhen a meeting of the titioen i t the i ncalled, and a committee of irvotigaelon •_ianed toferrett the whole matter andrs ay the ts beforethe people of the connty for their co siderantlo Thecommittee entered pon their dtieie andie L ee'hottime they were in foel po•elonrf the feaiosfaweltorganized and systematized plan for the moarer ofour entire whit popnlation,with the exacetionro the

Song toladies, who were tobetaken aptives aed nadethe wives of the diabolical m•relersa of theirpart

end friends• The om .aittee o. nd in their p ei•ensona number of pditolo, bpwie-koival, gene and, amma-nition. Their paL word-Tohe ganization werefollowing rmei th e r ailrad vwohi i ben gb

Last Satorday, the wth int, s the time agreedpon cf othe execution of their am lingme o slaveta late honr atnight oUl werm tl mpft one Slnilfa-me.uns, deeperaeete el ,with two to attei appor

tioned to nearly every behore in the cety, kilonall the Whiter save the above exte pon. p etheirlhoes;ne tieelr es, n.haeallwill e totheir way on two ntiee sntate' (Mexico) t

Notwlthstandln the iVerse excitehoftet whichnioved wery membei of one temmoanit, , sdd the deo-

by ech impendiang ere,. to hich we bhnllbeenexposed by or nl lgen e and leniency tdor a sleraves;we meat eny the people acted with more cation anddeliheration than ever beforeebraraterized the actionof anypcoplesimieee ilnsarcircematanree.

Morethanto hundred nggroes had violated thelaw, the penal tyofhieli is death. Bate y onnae i -mom conv•ntethe lawofwra withheld noenl theirlve.spared with the exceptin of three of thea-g leade rswho were, on lost Friday, the 5th int. at 2 o'tP. e., hang in cormpled o in it the nalsimoan voiceof the acitzensa o t e ce nty.

Withant exception, every Mexican I the cometywas implicated. They were arrested asic.odered toleave thocounty• within r e dayo, and never again toetrn underthon penalty of death. there is inehow-

epoer, by the name of Frank, who ie proenr to e neof the prime movers of the affair, that wae nt ar--tvaetd,-bat we hope that he may Met be andhavemeted o at to him each a reward as i black deed demania.

WOe learn fro the ilnoastn tTelegraph tht theGovernor vetoed 25 billsn poeif byc the liegleatoredering the late session. Gov.' ssPeabemnste to t epraompina" on the veto.

ThnE BHcan Anion roea-The Telegraph hase thefollowing regarding the rlonad which in being beltto Galveoton: -

We learn by sn intelligent citizen, jat down fomFoalls cont, tha mt orrilroadisgaiing many frienoin that section. The whole: a t of thlst i igentpopulation of that region seem to ho filly aroamedto the importance of this species of internal improve-mente. Liheral uboscriptions ore being made in aidof the extension of our railroad inthat direction. Thepeople seem convinced thatthe-navigaion of the Bra-zos will not do to depend on, and that railroads aretheir only reorce. We atsshe onr fellow-citizen olfthat growing part of nor' State, of the' most cordialco-operation of our commnity rin extendingrto themrailroad facilities

The San Antonio Herald, of the eot, noticue thefalling of refreshing showers of ain in that neigh.borhood. Thei came in tihe, it is preosmed, tonavemuch loss and soateing aoong the cattle.

THe C soro.-Acoonnts fram al parts of the Steteconcer in the prophecy of short crops this season, onaccount of the drought which has prevailed dAringthe hoile pring and rsummer. Some papers insistthat the planters will not make enogh cop to fteedtheseles and negromes, and that alt wilt have tobhyfor seoed to plant net nseason.

LoAen tresOt NAsit, -NEa Peoeve cc algheenwtYorc Daily Timnes, of the 8th inst., heas the fol-

lowing.y the arrival of the brig Alma, from NPesa, we

have dates p to A Ng. 2. Capt. Brown reports Aug.8. the American ship Colhin, fConi Boston, bound toNew Orleans, was wrecked on the GingerbreadGreound. Cargo of dry good, etc.. saved n goodatcondition. Aug. 23, Btitish brig laltia , from baggedIsland, with set, bound to Nassaue, wan wrecked onthe Green Cayo; vessel total loss.

At the loot session of the General Court atiNasoan,J. Slims, chptein of the wreckinge schooner AnneSoopia, and Robetort Steven, captain of the wreckingschoener Sarah, were both convicted and senatencedto eighteen months' imprisonment, with bard labor,for some unlawfol dealings in the case of the wreclkrof the American brig -, Capt. Wall, bond fromSt. lago to Trieste, with a cargo of coes and tog-wood, wiedh waE smavd perfetly dry. They wBoreconvicted for couttin avay the brig tiller, therebypreenting Cnapt. Romsey, of chooner Pretident, frombringing the vessel to aessao. Capt. lamsey in-formed against them ion his arrival in Nossoa.

SAn FaNceocoVocOATHrcE CoaEERA .-The NewYork Tribune, of the Sth, says:

We areinformeld hy an inteligentCalfornian,whomwe presomo to be well informed in this matter, thatorders owere oent by the mail steamer, of therth last.,to the Federal Naval and Militry forces in Calfoatto obey the orders of the Governor.of CaTifornia arpotting down the Vigilnance Committee. Orders werealso isoeed to three or four Americae men-of-war onthe Pacific, to concentrate at San Francisco at theearliest possible moment.

AsIeAro NEETINO IN nWAoSHINGOoON CoUNTY,IIadyLAn -We learn from the Baltimore Clippterthat there woas a large and eathesniotic meeting ofthe friends of Fillmore and Donelpon in Boonsboro,Washington county, on Saturday, the 6th inst. TheClipper ys.

The numcobers on the ground were greater than anypolitical meeting held there for years. Able andspirited addresses were delivered by A. K. Syesterond Jerome D. ermbaaureb, o gmsr., and other speak-

en. The cause in Western Mlaryland is onward.

Toe Now DOHn ON TvEe FnDEtox, CAPITOL.-The Washington Evening Star say o

The old embreloa ohaped and coppered dome of theCapitol having long ago been removed, vorkmen arenos engaged in detaching the brickand stone foun-dation on whici it for so many years securely resteld;rond the maeeing process vilt be continued to themain belt or cornice of maunon work. Tren, aroundthis rim will be erected a wltl,perpendicolarly,to theheight of thirty feet, and upon thes the first range ofcolumns of the new dome will rest. To facilitatethese operations, a steam engine has been placed onthe roof, in proximity to the grand circle of ildustry,and, by means of iron ropep, dud alt the other ap-pliances of the building art, every necessary move.ment of materials is safely and expeditiously effected,under the immediate superintendence of Dir. RobertSlilcht.

The anis columns are already on the greond aboutthirty-trwo feel high, flited, with richrcaoiitatls, of theCorinthian order, mode of east iroa, end in appear-ance sufficiently substoantial for the purpose intended.One of Ihem, bronz ed, has bees hoisted to the roof,and is temporarily set rip on the castelr front. Theprogress in this improvement shows that the work

doohilean, rinl oteodily iralten its completion.

KEY STONE CLUB IN PENSACOLA, FA.-The fol-lowing disinterested friends of Buchanan and Breek-inridge are the officers of the -tKey Stone" Club. Theposition which they accidentally hold, of coorse, canhave no lufluence in their political preferences:

Dillon Jordan, Postmaster--President.Sam'l A. Leonard, Clerk to Naval Store Keeper-

1st Vice President.Dr. R. B. S. Hargis, U. S. Manrine Hospital Surgeon

-2d Vice President.W. Mc R. Jordan, son of the Postmaster-Secre-

tary.t. N. Jordan, clerk U. S. Court; A" Marzoni, U.

S. Government printer; A. P. Pete, Inspector of Cus-toms-Corresponding Committee.

IrORTANTi ARREST IN MOBILE.--An Lnvoy Ex-

traordinary and M-iinister Plenipotentiary in Limbo.The Mobile Tribune, of Saturday morning, has thefollowing interesting item:

Don Vicente ernand d Ayala, bdinisterPlenipo-tentiary amd Eavof Extraordinary from the Repaticsof Venezuela and ranada, etc., etc., was yesterday ar-rested by eiarshial auryund DeptyMaershalScosirk,on charges of forgery and swindling, After his ru'rest he made an attempt to swallow forged drafts tothe amount of six thousand dollars, but was pretentedby a prompt squeeze on the throata by the Morshal,yi le Mr. Scollick drew the papers frm his mouth.He is a Spaniard, well educated, and. a most r-

complished swindler, and many suffenrers in New Or.leans will rejoice at his incarceratioun.

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proved thathe balig the animal honestdy, a wassharged.

REcORE5 FasABSE's CouuT.-Patricti seg wasent before the FirDst istrt Court on Sasudrd• f, stckingdown Catherine Pearl and kicking her in the face, att ecornerof Customhouse and Frsaklin streets, on :the 17t of June last.

Edward Jones, thb dog faneler, was upu op chargsdatealingaS Jdog from aSergeaut S lar, and sellng hint to a planterdown tle coast. He gave bl to appea when wanted.

IHarry Blut ,ain BIlurns. accuael if lbing to kill IeopoldNagleon the 1ith of June last, was dilseer~td; Nagle notwihisng to.poecute,

Nichollas aPsoviteas hbaUd over to keep the peace towadsaSaverio ati whom he ws ted to eat, not long since, on

St. PhIlips

ent before the t Dis Court on r-A.r t. Pake tr was

sent before the int Dtstrist Court on Satsay, to be tried forinsulting and sosaulting Mrs. Mary pFgan in a very grrosmanner.

AletandsssLea, the venersble poua.bkeeaeerof the .cisaentThird, complrited tbat-swme heartless miscreant u'emptod tosend lim to anl untmsl grasve, by driving his art furiotoly at

h'm, wit intent to run over him. A warrant was issued,

" UP SArT Rtia Tns ry Go."-Nine hearty ch'eetifor Millard Fillmore burst thom the thIoats of oer

two hundred Americans as the slim •`mi ;elegtafrom New Orleans took their dep pst Saturday.Not a voice spoke up for poor Nu fii Butusan.So says the West Baton Rouge Sugar Plaster, of the

13th, andthe Sugar Planter is a reputable ands e-liable journal.

The President left Waashint onn the it• s rst., forWarreaton Springs, where he litends remaimaig ahort tliul.