BUSINESS DIRECTORY.-- -~ - -- -'-- ----- -- '.'_?_-• .•.r ,m*•• -. ••_:!=

BENYON, JOSEPIH, IIOUSE AND SIGN PAINT-ER anppf

or' ch l'oc(ich a opp osilu L fn yette Srlalowr. 0opper and

Zin ,n• ro• cimre•= n lonne windrs. Shm1

BOGET

C-. C. & Co., l[tLP A(IENTI AND COM-BiMISSION 'MERCUHANTS, 72 Cmp swreet, '

COxE & d REAUX, ATTORNEYS-AT-.LAW No, 8-camp street, New 0rlem.

r'aRe R& CO., J.H., I)EALIERS I STAPLE

Crod FnneyG &roceri C of all H lnd., corner Common and

Tchoopitoulna streets.

-IOELER, F. W., WINES, BRANDIES PRESEV.

ed Frult,, tSauce•,et., etc., No. sl C m o'tress.

ROOKE I. . & Co., COMMISSION AND

FORLWARDING MERCIINTS Wholesale ald Retail

Dealers I! Foreign anod DoesRtic Liquors. Wine, etc., corner

Glrod and Commerce streets, New Orledns. ni ly

-ONVE CERE & Co. NROCERS AND D.EALERSSIN WESTERN PROI)UCE, three store bounded by Canal.New Levee, Common and Fulton streets.

IORNEIUS. WDI., ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL-LOR-AT-LAWI ANI) U. S. COMMISSIONER, Rotl

street, over the Post-Ol~ee. 12DR. BAAKEE, SUIRGEO2N AND PHYSICIAN. IN-

g qnlra at the ofi eoo of the City HOtel, or at No. 98 Caronde-letNtreet, mCR .

D AMERON & (O. J. D., DEALERS IN CARPET.Sigs, 011Oil Cloths, etc., No. .0 Chartres and 2l Cut•tomhouso

etreets.

WD IGHT, EDMUND P., ATTORNEY ANDD COUNSElLOR-AT-LAW, Nupoleonvllle parish of AI -sumptio., Ia. Will practice In te (ines of Assumption,

Laourhe,, Terrebonnesand St. Mary. Refers to W. G. IHewe,,Eqy.; MIrE,. Slrk, StnuEer A Co.; Heon. C. Voorhles; lion, E,.N. KittrEge. dll Cm

DOBYNS di eIARDRINGTON'S DAGUoERRE-TYPES, eorner Camp andCanElEstreete,(pEstmrs.) allBDO ARi RUIUSS WRITING AND ROOK-

KEEPI'ING ESTA ISHIENT, No. 106 Cnnl street.I)olear', 'sperior Steel PEnfor sale, in Irge and mrll qgen-tlie,. " I

•UBANK, lt. N. Jr., di Co., GENERAL COM-E MISSION 'EIE)RCHANTS, No. 82 Camp ,trEet.

•IC]IILBERGE • J. K. BUILDER, CircusStreet next to the corner of Hera, New Orleans.gRepopring and Store Fitting done with neatiness aEd ds-

pat-, on tie most reEsonnle terms. au30

IESEANUEL BLESSEY & Co.. DEALERS INBP IODUCE AND MERClHANDISE, Tar Pitch, Rosi

and Spirits Turpentine. Ilseeds, Castor and Lard O•E. NoE 51MgsErlne ,trees, New Orlens'. fel IE

SRONT & CO., DEALERS IN ROOTS, SHOES, BRO-gXLEE , lints, E ••

E, etc., No. IN MaaSzine street.

H. IKNPP & W. S. eSHANDLER, DEN-". TALE RliEEEONI, 15i CaEalErree. ISI0

'0URI.DON & FOSTER. DEAI.ERS IN FI.OUR-" Corner Poyd,•, nd New , levEI.e streset, myl2 1y

(•UION TIIOS. F. WHOLESALE AND RETAILSI)ealeri fee Fancy A.rtielelse, corner Canal and St. Charles

stre!ets.

- Gcol0 of direct |mupor ,ton, No. lS Chartres ntreet.

SAINES. C. C. & Co., IMPORTERS AND DEAL-ES IN HARI)WARE, OUTLERY, et., No. 26Maga.

d . nllONW3R.l Co. SS7CCEOSORSTOOORDON

rine .dr lnler ttrhet,

A. & BOUD RTT, D .AL TR. IN I,U ABER-OAEW . .tnd

.JEd Front L.eve, corer of DIelord street, keep onsalnt y on

hand Wv heel AOrO , B IkSet 1'lnok, Bhao Steff, uDeking, Donte

nntl Sheahlnia , Tongue and Griooed Pine and Cypreos, 0ak

Timhor and PlInk, kll .ieG and len1th, an_ A

TiOLMIES & CLAURS, GROCERS AND DEALERSH~ ESTRN PRODUCE, No.. 14 New Le•le ad 14Tchoup tons astrees oE RydH

YENIOERSN G L Co. o. H A., GAROCERTStIealnbo)tF and sPamiy SuppliOe, corner MogaZiO ond Nt

HUEBI RD, P. A.1DEAnElS IN STAPI0

AND

TARBY IIORACE, STAPLE AND FANCY DRYAI oods, Embroideries, etc., No, 15 CGamp street.

I]OWE LL, .I. IC., ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Not113H City 11,11.

EIIGLL ABEXANDEI, IMPORTER AND DEAL-Eli 17N WATCHES. JEWFELRY, GUNS, PISTOLS,

CUTLERY, FANCY ARTICLES, etc., etc., No. 56 CompEN-; TAIOT• E..J. CO.. DISALERS IN GROCERIES,

- .treUet S, UR IE, ICALS, PAPER, etc., 77 and 79 Tchou.

_, ,o ton a as reet.

_IEN)DERSON L GAINES, DEALERS IN CHI-lNA, GIAS•, EARTIIE:NWAITI, et., 99 C0n7 0t.

TYN(ON, GiEO. W. & Co. SIIIPPING AGENTSH AND COMMISSION NIEICIIANTS. 82 Camp st.

IYDE & GOODIICHII JEWIELERS, corner CanalSRoya tcl street-r..

EN)IGf BENJ., AUCTIONEER AND APPRAI-rtyer, a sretc. -No. 2 r.....+

IT LER, BO OKSE.1;EL. UNEIIF.R THE ST. LOUISK EIotel. I.AW MED1CAI, MISCEILANEOUS 1100RS,NEVSIFAPEiS, IIEAP PU'ItIC.IATIONS. 52 TplOFm

" D . lI, C• Co., COMMISSION MER-c 1lrsC. ,o. 2r~l ,Poydr.g street, New Orleans.

TIEARNY. ALFRED). COMMISSION JIEREIIANT.eler in I.mte.. faints, Window Glesl, Coonent, Ung s5,

Pittsburg and Pensacola iro ricks, etc., Etc., No. 72 Slgoa-ine street. '

EVOIS & CO.. J., I)FALERS IN STAPLE ANDFL Incy Dtry n(nds, corner Cllnal ald IltOrhon s-treet.

LAVILLE. F. C., ATTORNEY-AT-IAW, NO. 18Sxchaott.e Place, opposite the Post-OO ce, NSew Orleans.

SANDIS, JOSEPIH & Co. COMMISSION MER-CIIANTt ANII DE:ALERS IN \VESTERN PRODU(E ,

No. Ut Tchouptpjtllas street, nly

EIGHTON IIARBIBOT, CLOTHIERS, corner ofI a la, l and ,t. Chnr, streets. r'-

LEVERICH, WIVE. . & Co., COTTON FAC.E TOES AND COT1MISSION-M•LERCA o, No. 24 Old

MIIOOE)Y S. N. SHIRTS, OENTLEMEN'SIIENISH-I Ing AI s andoo d PF cy AIrtclesI cornor;-CaaC street andExchange Place.

ORISON, G.N., WOI.ESAIE DRUGGIST, OILS,lL P.aints., PerC.f.ry, etc.. N.. 12 MSga ine str.eet.

S.11. ATTORNEYS-.AT-LAWI, , IS C....... •r~ce New ~rlen,,n21.

SJWSEEAUT. 1. 151 DIYorI I) 0 r crnIer ol 'rI)I),5),,• I. lADIES' AND) GENTLEMEN'S FANCY ARTICLES

AND I'PERIIFMEY STORE. je2

M lNER, 1 . I., 1o C)amp street, WATCHMAKEK

AND) IIFAE.ll IN .IEWELRY, DOLl) PENS. FANCY

ARTICLES AND WATCHES. All Jewelry attic es redrat moderate prices.

M ':GAN1 J n Co OOKS AND fSTATIONERY, EC-

chagel'hee, adjloining: the Po~t.Olfic.MUN•IOE, A. co., MEN'S AND DOYS' ClO-

TU FIINS, of all si0s and qualitie , Wholesale and retilU,corner of Gray er and M agaz ne etroe a.

,,lO-l))ldM5O-l-l)ISN(IR7IAN, B. P., BO1OKSELLER ANISTATI)NER,

INo. 14 Cmp treetpan d under the St. Charle lotel.

NICIOl*, ItSI. F.,s IMPORTER AND DEALER IN)Vines, irandies, Fruits, etc., No. 90 Camp street.

NORRIS & WAY. CLOTHIIERS, trner Caup n

.' Commn tstreets.)I.C*Ellt, GOODRICHI & Co., COTTON FAC-TRS AND (t.OMISESION MERCHANTS, 9 Darond

(et street, corner of Union street, up stairs. nl _daw

.- ITKIN0 R. A, Co., DEALERS IN CLOTHING AND

. 'URNISIING G1OI)S, No. 37 (lap 1treet. a27R OBINSON CO., H. PE. WHOLESALE ANI) RE-

ltail Grocrn--l)tem}Iato and )Dmily supplies, No. 1W iOrS.vior etreet.

D EILLY P. H 1., DEALERS IN SILKS AND FAN-EL:SY D1' Y GOODS, corner Royal and Canal streets,. 9

lIARESSIIDE, HE•RY, (Rkl lc))) Io F.N. Dr-

t S II)NOTARY ULIC N.o 2 Co m ere a

nl Pla c

e, N e w

Orlm,," 021

ROAYIOND "W. C., FAMILY (GROCER, No. 71 CompsltreetNew OsrleaUs.

RELF J. ., [ Co., DEAlERS 1N HARDWVARE,:• Iu et.,Front slreet, betweenr (:avior and Nntchezstreets.

- TEWARTn CHARLES A., DEALER IN FINE. 13 and FashLonob) Furniture, Nos. 171 and 173 Canal street)

• Q•CAN-lAN & CO., D. P., DEALERS IN 1IL1I.I-

ner and File FnCy Dry Yood, Nos 2 and 114 Chartresstreet,

G. N. a}IAW. W. W. ,H AW. J. E. s"*W.

,w. )w. ACo., SSIMISSION AND FOR-SWARIVNG 1

Ro HAN

TT

RS N o

24 Poydr4 d streetS , MwOrleans. " ' "

=, CO!HAW, F RANC jr. & Co., COMMISSION AND1) FORWARDINGI MERCIANTS, AND DEALERS IN

WESTERN PRODUCE, No 00 TchoupitolDs street )18

STEIINGER, IF., A Co., FASItIONABLE CI,.O-STHING, FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNKS, CARIRET

1AGS, etc., Nn 35 COmp 1treet. myl

QEAAIAN, H. DA. Co. COMMISSION, FORWARD'I INO AND WESTERN FI'IRODUCE MERIGCIIANTS, and

dealers in Oils. Rice, Alcohi, etc., F0.3) PoydrM st.reet 12.

QICIIES Co. .,DIIRUGS, MEDICINES, SURGICALJINSTIRUIENTS, etc., ,1wholesale and reIl, Nos. 88 a0ud

W) Canal street. .09

QLARI, rSTlAUFER & Co. A RDW A R E,LI IliON, •tc., No. 61 Canal street, AgntAs for Pages' SawMIS. IS

IZ•EIt GEO. W., NENW ORLEANS AGRICUI•U-RA11l W1ARIOUSE, corner of Magazine an1d 1o ra

Dtreet.. all

STEEL, J. 1B., BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,No. G0 laup street.

TOUItNADE G. No, 81 GRAVIER STIREET, DIS.c ount )l3 'tge *',l) P r not el)der 0) 00. my2 ly

TAYIOlt, SLWOWDLL m., IMPORTER AND DEALer in tine WiNesrd '.mliqnors, No. 17 Royal street.

Tr DD• S. 1, & CO.o )YWI)lESALSE AND RETAILDEAEItS IN PAINTs, COILS, PAINT MILLS, WIN.

DOW GILASS, IIRUSlIES, ondIolora of all ktnd, 90 SIagaEinestreet~, 12

VALIENTINE, J. .,A Co , I SAI. I"'IN BOOTS,SI1)1FS AND )lATS. MlNo. 1 Gmmon street.

ITOORHIES, GRIGGS Co., COMMIIISSIONSAND F)RWARDINGI MERtCHANTS, 15 Tchoupitoula

street.

NYIIEELOCK E. B. 0BAIER IN DRUGS, MEDI-cinesl, aloatn . (Ns, etc., No. 413 Magazine street.

WOODlIAN, 0.0., IMIPORTER AND DEAIIIR INU rugx, Chemicals, atent Meldicines, P s, el s, etc.,

corner Comntln and Mnagaine streets,

HTIIrE, 'HOS. L, BOOKSELLE AND STA.tIouer, No. 105 Canal treet.

•Tj-4.-iT' A CO., J., I)EAIERS IN PATENT MI'rI.I 11

Y bcines Drug, PerFoumery N c. 1 and21 t10aanr-

tre are r • ee

ANl)CO. 'SION MF ,l35 C,110de 1)),Ee

Mo' Olens,. . 2U

1115. '. DAL nS ... . .0"- ,) L. 5UGHES.LDO &`q S, DIARIISARE AND SHIP

AMPLR Ft tad 12 Pultun strects. an71

MTA EI- . A;' BRO.; IMFORTERS AND

D lALE)' IN IARDIWARE, CUTLERY, etc., corne51060• no on xtreetn. '

W. C I, UENDERTAKER, 211 TCHOUPI-W t t! NewOrleans, Coins end Hrsesalways

In eaadines s .

one lied with ld, far transporfion, at shortnotice. a211 .

;;;ner.<*OCLOb!-SPEN D FIELD t CO., DEALERSCCn Pittsburgh, Anthruclte, American, ngiah and. Sceteh

Cannel Coal. rtng-OFFICR-uorpq Camp -treat and Lafayette Square.n291} '

SECONOHAND FURNIT

URIE STORE, No.

AA722fron ve, erCanal.

8ecoad~haud nrniture of nil dadDrdptbne bought, sold or er

ahehngad; nlla repaired and varmishad in the beat mnnuar and on

;rooabta terms.

1"o 6 declining honse~.klphR e rshlS ta dwipsh i tSfoSitsD t, vod do well to soll OonthendiesocOUdRUte2.TUh5E

NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT.'PUBLISHED EVERY DAY, SUNDAY EXCEPTED, BY NIXON & ADAMS, AT NO. 70 CAMP STREET.

VOLUME IX. MONDAY MORNING,JMAY 26, 1856. NUMBER 71.VO -LUME 41 IX :( .... -- ~ I~s~ e -- C~l - bi

SEA-GOING VESSELS.TEXAS AND MEXICO.

Todl on.SUNDAY ist.Tne, at 8t'.Hoek,'A. M.The new and magnlllcenttsegsneblr Texas, Thom.Forbes, commander .111 leave for Vern 0rua ga

FOR luu VE AO UZ-..sAX1LI

above, punctually, carrying the U. SI. MANS.

.O*TFIr freight or pattage, having elet(gt a tcmmodsliav

HARRIS E tORGAC, foot otITlit street,

Ippfmit thI SteIaship Lndling.

tNo freight will be rectsaid without an order frt t the

Agent.. myl6

BALTIMORE.FOR' BALTIIMORE- REGTII.AR LINEPACK NITS-the f ine andfeetsntllog packet ship

Chale, l.. Rnoft maaleq having threc-raerrlloEog eggdwill have dispatch. Fta, balance of freight,

-plip to Ghat. W: HYNION A Co.; 82 Camleptreet.For pp.ings, Ipply to the caprtan, on bonId. y74

1FOR BALTS1mORE. RtGTJLA LINE.-The Al new Schooner Look Isere, 1mith,

ma~lr, hvfny nealy rll her cargo engaged, illl havequc dsach o balance of freight or Dp UPPc

a to GEO. W. HNSCON ,t CO.,my8 82 Camp street.

FOR BAL.TIMORE-REGULAR LINE.PIISOIa-The Al feet .l~ng p.81St bnrl Dennis

,lty. C-RI, mIntor, hiti g most of her cargongaged l will dispaI. W. For baiIIeoI freight pply to

HEO: W. FYIlYNOSA CO.. 82H Cp ttremtgo-For passage, apply to Capt'," an board. myl

F P)R BALTIMOImRE-RiG1ULAR lINE--hefet aslileu packet lchonee Sidny Prln ~

Gandy, master, hiaing ntarly .ii her cargo egg65ed,slt, ,ve quik .ipiat. For hI.. of flreight or pasage.IppipH~

a16 150. W. HYNSON & CO., s8 Camp altt.I.

F4OR BALTIMORE- FIRST VESSEL-Jig.leLine l Packete-The hf t atlling palcet barkLauey An,,, Keller, moots,, ha.ing moot of her

tnrlgtenEgged, wll havs di atui. Pao Hanm of fight orpatIIge, apply to G EO. W. HYNSON CO:,

nl 82 Campstreet.

FOR MALTIfL ORtE-IIEOCLAR TINE-Tie ppleld ,oth Al brig Fanny Whittler,Gaga, master. havilng talgs iortion of her cargo to,

g1518, will hiie imti diats dipitch. For h.Htncp ofIfretghtorptIIIge, appIy to

.5 GEO5. W. HYNSON A CO.. 82 Camp street.

PHILADELPHIA....FOR FHILADELPHIA.-BU00TON k

Clemente' I.(na of Packets-'fitse Al Tdsl sallieg ecketbuckOldflIllkory ifa now 1.ogQi and w111 meet

wit Oepl. FPor balanc. ei 1F1ight 0 or a1., opply onkoard or to

,yII J. 1. AOHIIRI00 k CO., 1203 Coomao n st.e

FOR PHILA.DELPFIA - REG1ULARTTNI-The new Al splendid pechke barko Wioh-

ttgonBtcher, Collins, master, having .llrjiepoion of baorarogongaged, oil! have disptch. For balanceof freight apply to

0102 0EO. W. HY1SON & CO. 2 Camp at.For passage, app~ly to the Captain, on board, at the Beef

Market.

FOR PIIILADELPIIA - REGULAIR111211-Tbe AI new packet schoner A. I.L.Craw-ford Ilacnkmn, master, hIalvig nearly ll her cargo

englllgd, will La.e dispatch. For blan1e of freight or p1 -sage, apply to

116 C0100. W. 1 0NSON k CO., C11mp street.

BOSTON.

FOR BOSTON-REGU1111AR LINE PACK-11-0111 Al fast 1ilieg packet belk Woahsing-100 Bootoher. Collins, master, h.vin a hu1e

p e fher cargo cupnggdd will hlave dispatch. For butance offreiht r pssag, aP17 to

m1023 00. W. 111SO0 A CO., 82 Camp st.

FOR BOSTON-REGUI.AR L2INE PACK-

can take the hedle of teii bo~urse io, Fe reight ec passageapply on board, at 11E1Z., First 11istri1, or1.1

my12 011. W. HYNSO111.02 A CO., 82001p !t.

FOR BOATON-1RE11UIAR 1.NI.E or PACK-11011- The Al packet 1hip Mary Bradoord,Theorpa o, master, ],.00w 1.1digIond wiI have quick

dispatch, For freighteor passage, apply to.112 0E0. W. IIYNSON cO.. 82 Camp Street.

FOR BOSTON -R1EGiULA LIN -TIlERegular poket18 hip Colohsis, .ll,0.1.1, master1

haignearly nill her enree ngnged, will have quicklispa10b1.For 1balance of 10.00il 1 p111ng1, np1!y t:my, GEOl. W. HYNSOh CO. 8 2i Cnmp street,

FORBOSTON-1111101AR PACKET ,11NE.-The Al Pa11cket .1ip YOoasoporr, 11110,n 0101.

1 111110 mo. t .1 her cargo engaged, will haveaihpruell. F'or bnlnncc of rrefghl applp to

1.3 E011. W. 11YN12. N 1C0., 82 m0, street.

FOR BOSTON-1RE1 1A R P'ACIKET .INE.-2,The AL b111 Broosa, 0000.11 mn1111, 1111111alarge portion of hier carrgo engagIed, will have qulr-k

111,11b. For blance of freiglht or passage, apply ton28 011O. W. 112NS101 1 1O., 81 Camp ( tre1.1

FOR BOSTOOO-11111,IlAR PACKET I.INI,.-The ,,.1lll,1 p11et bolk DelplphI,, 111 mas1er,1 innearly all W.er cargo on 1 1 O, will Ih av11uic

dispatch, as above For balalnce ffreight, apply ton^.8 GO. W. IIYWSON k CO., 82 Camp street-

LIVEBPO OL.

T. .ail on nr abolt! the 25th inst.SFOR LIVERPOOL.--THE Al BRITISHShip Ida', te.plain John B. Weiott, will sait esabove. For freight or pnag.•pply to the undr-

signed or to the Capta.n on board.mylS G. W. OLIVER CO., 2I Carndelet Street.

Tn .ail on nr nhotlt lli ]•' of June.SFOR LIVERPOOL-Al IIRITISH SIIIPSultan,, Capt. Fldward l lniOr, will Bail rt bove.Fr freight or pasage apply to ilte .Blersigped or toS inin on board. (i. } OL.IVBR A Co.,

.,lY5 Zi Carondelet street.

FOR LIVERPOOL-TII Al BRITISH'hip NabobtR, Iomer, Rm , erI hiig part of hl r. iargoeugaged, Bill meet with dispgcih. For freight,

apply to JII. ASHIIBRIDGE CO.,all 1'.'4 Common street.

FOR MARSEILLES.SFOR MIARSEILLf ES-TIIS Al REMARilably fast saBiling ship AstorRa, Ciapt. A. F. Holmes,is now loading for the above port and will meet with

i•lich. For bathlce of freight, or passage, apply on boardor to

nlvl4 J. T. ASARRIDCE A CO., 121 Commo- treet.

HAVRE.

SFOR HAVRE.-THBR PACKET SHIPS clhmolnd. Gookin, mBster, hhiing nearly allhelr cargo engagSed, will have quick dispatch. For

reight or pnsagp, (ppl tooliti lPF.S .V. HYNSON S CO., 82 Cipp atreet.

POR FREIGHT OR CHARTER--TILEeast siing s hi Chasrles, Rlilrk, mBster is noweadyto receive freight. For terms, apply to cptain

on ,oard .Po.t 2 Second Iitrct,my7 or to DE O. W. IIYNSON & CO., 82

,Cap atreet.

RAILROAD TRAVELING.NEW ORLEANS, JACK-SO~BW~iTHi7 SN ANl) GREAT NORTHERNRAILROA DRot 1, Calliope

etrlut, corner of Clnr. xtreet, near the New Ilasin., SIAS t IH lN ltIyhI d

PASOENRsII TRAINS Ieave Os Is do Rly t 6 A. M.Roobohs New OIIInnO 11tA.M. 1,0 No Orioosn dGolyot 3? 1'P N R b1y0.yOO P.M. PsP. 3I.r Ro dand anded ntalllIntermedi sta

Fne-Four ceaos p r MOPle, eaNhbRpy. L1G0dron and ecru...,,blf pi01,.

PREIGHT TRAIN from the City IS Oaybs and all interme-

dlateRtntlol, every TIIRGny Ths.olr yslnd Sotnrdoy, andforsOsykb to New Orloooi and oli fl te1r51jOte HtationS, every Mloo.day, WsOfdnesdayod FOdny.

1A& n O xcuOlioll 51u0 will leave tI o city l Sery Sunday 01SA. 30 .o Osykn and iotermS011o stbotns, and reurn by630 P. T. P11 F10 b lthe11 l1xa l l0

,yOHesaO Ticbkes issued, on uelicnlio,.t a moderate prics.EO. II. EIIAGIEIORT, Osen'l Super's.

T0i.Weely lios of STAGES TO JACKSON, Miss. nl

YEW ORLEANS OPE-I.OUSA S ANI OREA WEST-ERN RAILIROAD"

SUMMIER ARRANOEIENTS.This Road :If RI pn for S 5xen, and freight from AlglerI

So 11IoS SRonfla dysnce oI seventy.breo miRls, oS oSd afterthe letof MARbII NEXT.

PASSENGER TRAINS:Lsres the Depot H Algiers every Sly H............8:30 A. N.

Oreas every dny O............R:4O A. 3.ArrieIs Byon BNSRf Query Oy . ................. 12030 P. M.

RETURNINOGLeave BlyoN BmRE.................... 1:30 P. N.Arrive at Oretnn.....................5:20 P. N.

at Algioos.......................6:00P. M.Frea .y . ......... ..

A Ferry BRot willoo0 with the Pa~Seger Trnis, loosiogiIe footosf O5. Airm strIeetevery mornoi, at 8 o'0lock preciselp.

lFregIlt illberceli0od for b lb:s lllfod ioloIo,,diose StlsIilsh be the dOpll on the whSarf at tthe foot St.s street

derry tp i S R&soolloO kRP. 1. Allnp eighttlRmeltbb piGdylbs ,bippvoA, t50d feight t be dliod t all othr Station,I than 015 des Allemnooo, ROfllI 5urc0 Crossing,Terresonnb , Tigcltille and ySISSu o1ff (pwhere Ib Compotybays Agedsy) so lbs RyAd.

1Printed 115, s51d Rates of Folgbt Ai P mphlet frm for 1lr-clnlio05, to be hod on sppl)ioi:Nt St 11 0O o of As COR5OOy.

5250 A. B. SEGER, Vice Presidenlt.

FFFTCE0 OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS) INGSITUTION.-OlRH No. 61 Cimp 51reor-0I00orpors

ted and ct of tihe l.gisolonrNn 160h My rctl, ISIS.Tbsh sue of the IoIntillONsll be opan for tlbs :501i5 5

Deposits every mornig (Smtdnys oscayHed from 9 to 3 o'lock,andololoy S from 5 1 8 '0 IoSotob.

Deposits of I101 DAolla and pwTrds will 50 receiv0d.Thb employment of thSle fholAS strictly limited by the Aol of

InpolloyloAoiS the Public Debil of th United States, of thei, lS:0 of LoolsiOo, andof Ohe oily SfNd Ooloons. , -

I.otolpts upon NoS grtglla of ll lb:O and ullimproved Real- ta within the limits of 0 s G lcity Io NNew Orlson, not esootO.Sing 60 pcr cent. A the tollad Inch 5,1151.0 Loons upon pledgoolOf SRlh S li M olo

0 L oospolIO~ll~lllf Io lilok 1l 1t11 InmooolTRel BanoS, inNo, Orleans, not eoiocdiO H6 00n01.

.1 the m051t 00ll0.

All Interest o PoqBl d i G derived Prom thle empl ylloy of thefunds s lo bs distrlbolod soIl.nolllilynmong t Slbspos:SIII.

No Tnlxtee can directly 5 or indirectly Iwrror. anyA of l the flIds

o ooreceive nyp poy Sr ellOelllhoobolto.Cortitlstes of deposits, having interest at n rats to be agareed

upon, will 5511,180G51 sums not less IbOR $1060 deposited for a-e1115115 time.

sP TRUSTEES.George Flsti-, 0. Kell 0 R S.la Volo,W. N. !farce,, Oeo.U rten R. B- Rmm~or,

I Gl.O llligt A.IS5einel, OergeOJR,rhs\s: ecun ts ogat, P.N. Wool, .,,,Tos. A. t0Clark,

, Thos. A. Adam,, E.NA. OVlf , D, DI Withlers.W. N. NERRER,Po5,iiden.

s" ;n A. S. KELLY, ) s.S v kP lVvf. YCEI.'e Yiee Prsides eR.0 SUMNTI .1

R.~opils of ohs Aol I3. 11: WITHERS. Treasurer.of Inorporation and Sy-Lsss can

_" bsobloiol 01110. hFllY

RUGS, MEDICIJIES, PERFUMERY,'C.The subscrriber would respoectfully call the alien-

. of plnters, Physicians and Families tc his well aa"sorted stuck, comprising every 1rticle in his line or uss-

nesa all of 5hich, n exaomination, will foound FRESH andIJNUINE. Dulrng eson, SODA WATER and READ ofth ti y hest quallty Si ll b hound 4t thisetslhoRtolwithilt the popula Minernl Waters, suoh as CONGRESS, BLUE

LIK tc.. etc. Barr ie- na RlPpied un ratuonablu terms withPU'oE IIO6NEY, ESSENCE PEPEREMNT, OSULEY BIT.TERS, at

THOMLAS RANHlE. DSmggoand APpohOOay,0241y ,S Op SOIPey.I,,,,treol.

CANDLES, OIL, WHISKY, BRANDY, etc-C al boxe500roctlAlo A blo'a S0TARCANDLES;7W boxes Fraser'. STARCH;50 barreis No. ShARD OIL;

I) brrels Boyle's Coppr Ditilled ROSE WOISKY;1010 hO hids10 01ua050 sod elghth caso, sDoImesti BRANDY;75 bhlNSo ngbh1l , WHISKY, (iron bouns)50 hO bbls

For s.1, by JOSEPH LANDIS A CO.,au 33 Tchouphtoulos street.

STEAlMBOAT DEPARTUEIS.OHIO RIVER.

Will leave on TUESDAY, 7th Init. at o'clock, r. M.FOR LOUISVILLE -TIlE NE-

and splendid passenger steamer Chancellor,13, W. Stewart master, will leave forthesabove

and all Intermnediae ]EndOngs. For freight orpassaggUapplyon bmardur to UETThRTON k KPEFFE,

myZ3y_ 29 Tchoupitolnlas street,

Will leave on SATURDAY, 31st inst.. atl 5 o'clock P.M.IFOR LOUIBVILLE.-TRII FINE RE.

Ivular passenger packet steamer Anltelope,LCaptali Ed. Brown, will leave for Louisville

d, ll iltermedtate landiugs, as above,

For frelght or passage,apply on board. or to

BETTERTON k KEEFFE, 29 TelMupftioula street.-A plan of tie Cabin can be een and Staterooms secured

by, ap Plyhg o the Agents.bWill takfrAIght for Memph.s, Cairo and Paducah. my19

Will leave ,o MONDAY 2d Jlne at 5 o'clock P. M.FOR LOR ISVIL[EL NEW A

L BA N Y ,

Evansville, Paducah and bfemphis.--The ele-/1 S pgant and swift fanning passenger packet steamer

elle Shllerldan, Capt. R. S. Goodall, will leave aUabove.For freight or passage, apply tomy21 T. I. SMITHI, 12 ew Levee street.N. .- State rooms can be secured by PbIYing to the agent.

STEADIER. EMPRESS CaptainThoe. Sheerer--FOR LOUISVILL.--Tbisl~II~ ~ d~g ?MIEI Mu lEE'. U ~~IbImagnifitce e nger packet wilt leave for the

above and all intermediate landgs, tllrou Iout the eason, asfllows :

FRIDAY. JunseO6th, at 5 o'clock, P. M.MONDAY, Jonn.d, a 5 o'clckm , P. I.WEDNESDAY, JulAy 9th, at 5 o'clock, P. M.SATURDAY, JuIIy 2h, at 5 o'clock, P. M.

STbhe Empress' pasnenger accommodations are unsur-pupeeod.

State rooms-can be securedb ap l g tot2 dE., 11UCHIANAN" CO.pr 95 gaztne st.

W , T arlette, advertising and new•apper agent.STEADIER NIAGARA HIarry I.

Spotts, master-FOR LOUISVIL.E--TiO splendid steamer will mleave for Lousvieand all intermediatq landings, tEroughout the season, as follows:

Leaves New Oileas on WEDNESDAY, May 14, at F. M."" SATURDAY. May3l atP. M... .." WTIE)NISDAY. June b lat FP.M.. ." SATURDAY, Jul 5, at 5 F. M.

. WEDNESDAY, July 23, lt P. M.Staierooms cn be secred by npplyiug to.p21 SELL, BUCHANAN & CO., 95 Megaine at.

S STEAMERROBERT J. WARD,L u CathS. SlIlas P. Miler-FOR LOUIS-l i VIIE.--This well known passenger packet

ii leavi e for the above port and all intermediate lading.tIroughont tile season as follows:Leaves New Orleans, DATURDAY, May l9, at 5 dclock P.M.

.. TUEDAY,May27, ..FRIDAY J .m II,

.. .. FRIDA Junec 13, . .. ..

.. .. MONDAY June. .. ..

WEDNESIIAY, July 16,

N.B . Passengerse an dependon ths seteam-

er leavlng as advertised.N.No tateroomm considered elglged until paid for.

aA plan of tle ealn can be seen and Itaterooms securedfor any of the above trips, bv applp in to the A.entsa

.BE5"TEKTrO k KEEFFL,3 IIf 29 Tehbopltounla street.

STEAMIER ECLIPSE, Capt. Stu'r-eeon--FOR LOUISVILLF-This magnificent

pasen er steamer will leave for the above'and allintermediat landings throughout the season, as follows--Leaves New leans May 23, at 5 o'clck p. M.

.. .." June 9, at5 o'clock P. M... .. JuneJ 25,t 5 o'clock P. M.

.. .. July 11, at 5 o'clok .P .A Stat-rom can be secured by applying toapll EI.L, BUCHANAN CO., 95 Magzlne st.

SSTEAI]MER JAS. MIONTGOMIERYSam'l Mlontgomery, mae ter--Tbissplendid steamer will leave for LCUISVILIE,

Ironghbut tile season, as U, llOwf -Iave New Orleans on WEDNESDAY, May 2st, at 5 P. M.

. . SATUIIDAY. June 7th, at 5 P. U.S TUESDAY, Jne 24th, at 5 SP. M.. THURSDAII Y, July lth, at 5 P. I.

MONDAY . July 1th, at 5 P. 31.TUII THUSDIY, August 14th, at 5 P.M.

The .Montgomery |s un-pnrassed il point of ,peed and aecommodations by any boat in the trade. Rooms for ayo lthbabove trips can be secured on application to

.yI2 BElL.. BUCIIANAN b CO..I95Mglntlune street.

STEADIIER MAGNOLIA--TIE REG.-Lg~l

a ular passenger packet MIhgnoll, St. C.ThLmasson master, will leave1or Louisvills, the

remainder of the seson, as follows :SATURDAY. May l17th, at 5P. .TUESDAY, JuIne 3d, at 5 P. 31.SATURDAY. .Jnne 2lst, at 5 F. M.TUESDAY Jly Sth, at 5 P. M.

Mo more pa.mengers 5

ill be taken than can be accommodatedwith berIhsb. and seats t thie table.

Staterooms can be secured at the oIice oap2! THEO. SHIUTE, 22 Common street.

UPPER MISSISSIPPI.Will ] .TUESDAY. ihe7th ist it 5 P. 'S.

IN CONNECTION WITH THEIllinois Uannxi Stuilrond. fr all the Eastern xndW tern cities, cis Ciro and S.. Ls Far St.

Laois, Cairo and al1 intermediite lasdinsg-The resli St.SI.. inand New Orleans passenger packiet steamer HeEr7'hhuteau, Diursli muster. will leave as above. For

freight rpassgi, nppl i a bomrd ortomy26 J J. CHd,1S, No. I Piydss street.

Will leave on SATUIRDAY. 3lst inss.. t 5 o'cloci i P. 51.IIEGULAUST. LOU1S PACKET.

The fine reguilsi pisseuger pecks[ steamer Nsbrassks U. AV. l'ii, tster, will leave l n her

next tripp for St. Louis anti 1l intermediate lanrdings," as above.For frelg.ht or passnn rnly on boalrd, or 'oJOHN E. SYDtIn CO., 6S Pniydss st."-,A- plan of the cabin can b seen and state rooms securedby upplyi i to the i gents. msUP

THE LAKE.LAKE CHORE PACKET

STEAMER CREOLE.--Winter Arrangement.-For Ocean Spring,and intermediate land-

inRe extnding her trips as far as PFacagoula on Tuesday andS, u'rday of eeacl weep.

The sple did low pressure packet steamer CREOLE, LouTiMclon, master, built expressly for this trade, with superioraecommodatians, will leave the Lake end of the PontchartrainRailroad onl the arrival at the Lake of the cars, as follows :Leave. Ponehtrtraln Railroad, Leaves Ocean Springs.TUESDIIAYS ...... 9 A. M cars WEDNESDAY MORNI,TIIURSDAYS,...9 .A . cars FRIDAY MORNING,SATURDAYS,...4 P. A. cars SUNDAY EVENING.

On Tuesday and Saturday she will go as far as Paseagoula.n5 R. GEDDES. Agent, 10 Bank Place.

FOR MANIDEVILLE-U. S.Itlall-FOI MANDEVIILI.E, Lewiburg, I Ildisonville,CovingtIon and Abita Springs-IThe fine steamer

Vlr(Lhtlla Pearl, Cnptain J. W. Hufman, leaves theIentcltrlraln Railroad Avery day after the rrival of the 12 M.cars (Sundays excepted.) Returning, leaves Covington everymornine at 5 o'clock (Sundays excepted.)

Fare, $1. Medl., cents.For particulars, apply on belrd, or toa19 tf D. C. LOWBER, 98 MIIgaino street.

SFOR I•IOISLE DIRECT, DAILYU. . IAIL LINE.--Winter Arrngementl--Thesplendid low-p ressTr Iacket steamer Cuba, R.

A. Heir, mster; FlorildlR, . II. Hutchlgs master;Oregoll, Myerp, mster, having been built expressly for theLake trade, with superior accommodations, one of the abovestdaiers will leave the Lanke end of ttie Pontchartrain Ratroad

daily on the arrival of thle 4 o'clock P. M. cair. Returning,will stop at pascagoula on Monday and Thursday evemdng..

Cabln Fare to Ilobile....... . .. . $DI...... ...... $

Deck .......................G . 2R. GEODES, Agent, 10 Bank Place.

New Orleans, November 1, 1855. --

SLAVE DEPOT NO. 156 CODIMMIONSTREET-TThe ,oderligloa has on band. and will keepeonstnntly for sole, for either C:ash or City AEcepptnceflllassrtment of SLAVES, cosiGstin g NEM.C[IANIO

A il descipti HOUSE nnd FIEIED SEE VANTS, etc., etc.1av1ng leased the thre-ootory dwelling No. 1G6 Common, near

Karonne street. he is prepared to accommodatef transient Traders

and their Slaves o. as rexsonabla terms Il can be obtained in thecity.

111' 1t111t10a1ttenti on will be pSad to consignment of Slaves.

THOMAS F. FRISRY, 156 Common estI.R5rE055con.-F.iIIw S & Co. ; C00111& PIsso.; J. C. Ricks

S Co. I lRieado Keck 11 J. G. Cocks & Co. ; Watt &1 DeS11111.N. K.-Thle HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for LIKEIY

YOUNG NEGROES. n1 ly

MTOaTICE TO CARPENTERS All) BUILDERSet Sawedg\Fe Weatherboarding, Iwth rough andl dressed,

from the very best heart timber, for sale at $11 per 1 for rough,and P 2 Aper l o dresed, in lots toI 01it purch 1.

Lumber sawed to order.faI9 6m STAR P'lANING MILTS. New Rosln.

POINT CLEAR HOTEL.-TIIE PROPRIETOIS Io lh 501tt11 IHouse 111,1Ie pleaOnre o1 inf1,minthe public tha1 t1 e above d1lig 1115 SUMMER RESOSIT

*1ll Le opened sarly in Jne.flaring the pint season tl111h5ve been ioplIring the Ololmds.

and have mulde lom l new Bddl IIo1s to th1e ldiugs, which arenow in prl'ecto AIder nod lllll'1111 a 1nt eom1ort. A new NorthJVburf has been bells, whiclh will lenseu the riistance anld time

ponsidobly. A raI Stable has been erected, and roads 0uchimproved.

Point Clear bn1 ndvnnt111s over all ot1er places upon theCoast, and thosl wllo visIId there 11st ser1on nun endorse fortheblll lorISALT WATERK ATHIIING. IISOlld OVSTERt.

Klp"1 Bandnl has been engalged for thle scsn nd every m-

1111 of a11' ement inenda nt o ntl OMIIU1A lll llle pro1 1cd.Thc.' outhern Star, Cfll. Cltlon, Will ply regularlg driog tilI

seflson between the City and P'oint Clear.y.. Rooms may be secured byaddloresing-19 1f F5.11. CIILHSERLAIN A CO.

THE BAGASSE FURNACE.--LETTERS PAtent bor the Ulnitd States were granted to SAlMUJEL S. OIL-MIAN, o No. 31 Natchez street, New Orlans, nOnrr til dateof DNcmer ,b4, 185,r orssnucN fr bbrning Wooi l ld lIEdNBg,.

This Furnacee cambilles the following~ qua~lities, H illly

I.,ve i king ,ff SEVEN CROPS THE PRSESENT SEA- .

1st. It works entirety by natra drbught, and Nithout teb aidof a lowFer.

2d. It con,,ins no grate bar, or other irons It the interior.d.- IItever requirta n stoppage of the mill to have its ashes

elsnned nit.4lI. The Bagasse is never stirred or touched atoNr it arrives

is the flas5tI,. It burn, all the Bagatot, and makes steam enough to

runb the miltl .,,eI, steam bettery and a pimpine ngnei.This is rile only furnace that has taken IIi' H crol In t ouisiana

i. .,his tIe.,,'h the ho to five b Ind y t Ins.This Fnrnacr. mnke5 no pretension to burn Ragaaso alone, and

does not ,.,,. lla any other fNN,.l.. ii a stailye feme of it.fort In the epriiple. Ipen which it works, or t . the rept lltNwhih it Produces; neither does It approachl thle rights of any

other arty. It I rls b ,d ,, I ed to the cbntyry are "mereitrickts of trade k lnown 'to ho false by throse who makee

them, and calclliaed only to deceive the puiblic and pallm off ar

ticles that Wan..t Stand upon their own merits. No person will beslowed rsesll, make or use any patent F 8rnace witPout authorityUrom me; anod all Po, G haEing .h ,lthol.by will Wb FUNypunmauteed in ire undisturbed ails and possession. b

Ily Pateunt Furnace is as applicable to x train of kettles o toarea,. 1.11, s; midd I am prepared to commalc to apply it to tni;

Ing thle IBlgynrse to boil coot Jaioa in thn common train of kettle,,ands, n a mnJfaftory gua Otte to thle purchnhel.

Streatise on thw wnbl sublcre, In onmphlet form with draw--

CNnts, et., to be had of the subscrlhsr. F iitEoH.,Ni.,y,. OILMAN,

fnZ) 16OW6m 31 Natchez street. New Orleans.

0,10, 1,11,. STEoI MILLS-OFFICE, '8 POY"vVda treNw Orleans-The e abscriber respectfllilg in"

forms the public the' be keep, constantly on hand s full supply

of FRESH GROUND) AND UN(1ROUNDCornmeal, Colien, Flaxseed,Hominy, Gingery, ;15~rdOIls, Gingper, Oilcake.CRIERS Corn, Alapic.. Wheat FloNr,

Illy Cinnamon, BREo doClove i, do

Oats MaeN, I,,., ,.bsdo

q-Cffee RIsted snd Ground at the to E .t ittl IS rRWIN23S6m S.C.IIIRWIO.

JATIVE AMLERICAN WVINES-Log.orth'ES parkling CATFAb'II S WINE;

LadieEN SWENT WINE;DEN WINE, In bottles

CATAWBA ERANDY, iqoreas~k.;Cosatyo ndadFr sale by the Agents,

VOOE SIIES, 011s118 5 CO.,m1 6Sm 15 TchoSpiSUIN street.

STEAMBOAT DEPAITURFS.FO1 RED RIVER.

Wil leave on MONDAY 26th iit.5 o'12t11P, .I.FOR .R11D RIVER-N EU CLAP.

Packet steatme H. H. Wright' 0larke,matter, will bens po2tiely, a aot for

Slhreve lt t, Grand Intolo, Grand s1ore, C,2p2te, Alexandria,Gorton22

22Ladg, td all ttrlmet21te landings. For freighte

222222e, apply on board, or toT. I. SM2ITH12 New Levee.

*3-Th2 2 MWtlf g 2,222litack fir.ght for 2il pointttslt2vo the2212.2,12, thl p1122l

2,e l.221hlpp~lE.

Will leave on MONDAY. 1211 int.., at 5 o'clock P. M.STEAMIER ROSA IN PLACE OF

22,, stea222r R2,pier. 1N2r 02,t22.' L.,2dingand AlexandraL COotlle, Salint MBilriet, Grtd

Bcore Cetnyte, Grand tBayos, tlhreveport,'nd all intermediate.landfllgs. TIi. it4 feat runni2ng passenger paLoct steamerRosa, J. , 2wty 2 master, will leav, above. For l, g itor passage apply on boa1d, fo2tof customhouse street, or to

". 1. SMITH; 12 New Levee.13The RoW*lll tell 21,tghtfor Jelffeon and 21pper Red

22te2, with2 th' privilege of 2s1111 and reshipping it 121

WIll leave on MO Ay. 262h In22. a1le'lt'll P. 2.FOR REDRIUVER~-R .GUML A M

Packet 2tenmer H. M. Wrllit. 0,ark1,2222er, 22121 21112, positive Y, 2 s,1ve, fur

6hreveport, Grand Bayou, Grand 12cor1, Camp02, Alexandria,Gorton's ISnding, and all intermediate landings. For freighor passage, apply on 21 ard2 or to

P2111 L2IWS 6 APP C00 I7FlFontstreet.P. S.-Tbhe 2. 2. W\righ will t2ke freight fPr upper Red

River, with the priv1l1ge ofbreshipp1ng.

Wll ,e12212MONDAY. I262,12t.2 262'locktF. M.STEAMIER RO1iA IN PLACE OF

222222112222 2bphi 12-'11 Goton21's L.2h,q Al.222nd1142, e2, Grand Rears, Br111

1ay22u, 5reteport andall intermedt1 te 2and2t21-The B2ne fastrunni ng passnger packet Rs12 ,. J2 C. 122,21, mast2r, .rillleave as s2ove. F2r freight or passage, apply on board,foot of Customhouse b22et.or to

LEWIS SNAPP 0 CO., 37 Front street.The R12 w1211 take freigbt f2r Fort Je2,3122 and 2 pper Red

12212,, 2,,2.priv2leg of reshipplng o22go12bo,2. 2212my

Will 2,2a1 eI2nMNDAY. 25th 222t.2 at55'clb P. M.FOR .PEEIFERA4O SMITBLAND

1 ,nto2, P 0rt C1ddo, Alhsbt.L ib2211plr, GmIBayo, 1122224 1212re, Ale2ndi, 224211 int2r-

medi2,te landio2g. The superior p1221ng212211222Grenaift",.Crump, ma2te2, 2111 leave as, above. F2r heibht or passageapply 2,2board, or to

my221Z LEWIS SNAPP CO., 3, Front street.

Wilt leave on TESDAY. 27th 2e2t.. 22t 5'lllobk P. M1.

IDrn2 2o, Pdr27

2 244lAlb

2 2yIbllp

2P

2 2

FOi~PR ,JEFFERSON SMITBLAND

yo2 Cadd4 E1ore12,,Aexand and ,pt 224 inter

med2211 landin2226

.- The 2 1perior lIght draught 2te2mer St.

Charles, I. Applegate, master, ill teats 22 above. PF1

freight or paeuage, apply on board; or to

m2111 T- B. SMITH, 21 2Lee.

Will le22e on WED2NESDAY, ths,22. 2 o'lclob P. 22.FOR SHREVEPORT. GRAN D

Bayou, 0rand b2or2, and Ale1ndria.-Th,2elegant and EW1R unn asegrpce

ste22222.P. F. Kimball, 0212222 22. Wlthbut2 22i1lleave fo1 for the a2ve and all int21rmedi2te la1nding2. Fo2 2ightor p2ssage, apply on board or to

221th T. I. SMITH. 12NwLe.ippng66' I, 22,,11212,42,112 2 ,,ll12 222024

FOR CUMBERLAND RIVER.

Willlenvcon TUESDAY. 2t7h Inst.. at 'clock P. M. -FOIL NASHVILLE, EDDYSTILLE,

medie IdhgoT regulrs passengergpa nsteamer Nnrhl se T. . B Belil ll, master, will leavelabove. For freht i or pssasge, p ydep on bosd. or to e

mg26 I. NIXON, 38 Usiss etre, T

YAZOO RIVER.

Will leave onMONDAY.L 2th inst. at 5 o'clock P.M.. $TE.AMER ATALANTA,(IN FL.

J t of the steamer LEWIS WItlTEMAN.)-Fotlore, Greenwod, Sidon, Tchuln, Yazot City

nrnsa. Vicksburg, and nal intermediate landings on Yazpo R!The fine fast running passenger paceirt steamer AtalanN. C. Briggs, master, will leave as above.' For freight orsageapply lboard, or to T. B. SMITH. 12 NewLevtThe Atalanta ha been tloroughly repaired, and shippersplanters may rely on tie Atalaata remainin ing the trade duthe summer, m)

Will leave on TUESTDAY. ith inst., at 5 o'clockli P. M.SFOR LEPLORE, GREENWOOD,.rlon Tchuln, Yazoo City, Satartin, Vickeb

Nalchez and all intermediate Inndings--RegYazoot River Packet LE.WIS WIIITEIIAN-The tew and Idraft pls.enger steamer Lewis •Vlilterna, Wallmaster, in now in port receiving freight, and will leave as ahFor freigllt or passage, apply on board or to

JOIIN E. IIYDE k O., 66 Poydr srtr,}tomShipper can depend on the Whiteman going throngLetlore and Greenwoood without fail. my

OUACHITA RIVER.Will leave WEDNESDAY. the 28L• inst., at 5 P. M1.SFOR• OUACHITA-Th, e new light,

nand famt rnnni dg steamer Linden, J.InnO master, is now lyit g at the wr arf, at the

of Clustohlouse street, ready to receive freight for Car'and all Intermediate lanrdings on the Ouachita and Black rigivingt etar bills of lading to Alabama lading.,ile Lrnden ais Ibeen expressl ftited up tott he Ot aChlta,shippers may rely ot her continuing iL the trade througthe scalos.For fIreight or parage, having good accomraltait t,

o l board, or tomy26 W. A. ANDREW k SIERAIU, Agen

I. o. O. F.--BOARD OF DIRECT"O1dd Fellows' Rest" for 1856.--O tic

henry Bier, President; John Stroud, TransMJas- Furneaux, Secretary. Cemetery Coam

tee--llrp er Gillingham, Gardner Smith, Luther Domes.nncy Committee--Tiros. Keeffe, W. C. Wilson, L. ItsSexton--Daniel Merritt. Mlembers--Frank erysw, W. C.son, Gee. Seymour, U. Goldman, G. B. Bowditch, J. P.'ner, i. Casmtrede S. Houllemet.D"PVAUITS YN "ODD FELLOWS' REST" may belcured by applying to F. )1. CORRY. at Sickles k Co.'s, ,na1 street ; •t D FELT k STETSON'S, 54 Camp streetMIII, SPAUsGil, U. S Minf and at tho Secretary's offiOdd Fellows' lR'a , corner (amp and LN'ayetle streets.The price to members of Stockholding Lodges will be $4

vault; to all others, fS0 per vanlt.[ir Information relative to the purchase of Lots, can h,

on plaplisetisn tosthe Secretary.'p15 JAMES FUREAUX, Secretary O. F. Re

-1y

PIANO TEACHING.-A. It. CHANDLER infrm~IhR ul ta hR s o red 1110o gii. DIP!'. rontheither puli hes retsidhei o ed oence or at that of his pupllsa1onth

A pletliar meIIoI for telchhIg children.' Residence on Orange street, betweeu C nrp street and CoilPlace.

A UCTION NOTICE.-THE SUIICSIIBEIL Ipeotodlly lnforms his Irieds and the publio, tlhtthtPip

otrned his old business as AUCTIONEER and APPRAIIhas taklen his 01e, No. 13 C lp) street.

Wll attend to the sale of Real Estate, Stocks, Negroes,ministatoor, Assignees, end all others, accordin to law.will also give prompt and personal attention m all outdoor iof every description.

A RPgister will e kept open for all the eal EstateLaods he has for sale, either on private teprm, or at publiclion. Every facility io his power wll be offered to buyersellers of Real Estate.

A PrePical I 0 tOtlpn and Plan Drawer will be Inoooattendance at hi, office.

With the issnIttP that he will give strict attention 0.hosiness in 11 its details, Ie trusts that p ie will receive a sit ppublic partonage. BENJ. RENIRIG, Aucttonpp,

o1l2 Oice. No. ttCop llstI

DIROLL, AV. 0-, CARPEN'PFR, No. 294 MPl

7.N teet, between llelord And Poeyfa eatectri.

blagof all descriptions on short notice and reasonable itStores Rotmd ip. Countors made of 1B01k Walnut or o ohotand Cisterns made and repaired. and guaranteed for oneStub Doors and Blinds made and repaiod. -.LoisceP.orkpochip HBoeo of all h10d1 made to order. Step Ladder.plOe polltoOtlyO 1,110n. helt

BRECKiENIREDGE COAL.-TIIE SUBSCRIIre now prepared to deilper the above celebrated

*teambobts. 1100011, manufactories, private families, etc., fto slt, at 1 pnr touOn 21.00 IIs,

wp ordepo 001,11tth, Trod, Ilo~t IePop, beoppo, .PljSt. Joseph streetsP, lt receive imtne iate attention.

CREEPY S P'ARWELL. 39 Natchez -t,New OrlPpoo. Noppbier 2. 100.

C EVIL ENGINEERING AND SURVEYISThe undersignled having formed a Copartnershlip for ll1

pose of tranailtin any uosiness inthe lie of Civil Ettgl.Id Surveying that mty be entrusted to then[, wittin thtof Louiblann, andott ving 00 d 1m.'ld tblo expop itte Iiline of business, would respectfulb solicit n sharea of plfrom those ot o110, d therein. O. (.. DREUX.

W. H. 010cn0u- Office. No. 27 Ctttt rctplPliec. - no

STRAVB'NS PATENT CORN ANI) FI2.01 aoc)J31111, sa favorably known throulghoutr theo Southern Stn 141

eaclusively possessing the comblllcd ganlities of-- to en1. Beinglfrmly s2 t inn str1g 2 on fhIh e; sloe22. Usin1g only me het French hu2 Stoges; n mn3. Runnling the lelroa stase, which being fast on the or stool

ca~n never come in contact with its fellow, to be injur porn

. ulnning empty; 2 o;m4. Having nlo dual to get loose; 55. Ihivillp no drives or slid to make it shake;: of an6. a1ving Its spiodle I. one piece, from brid02g2tre to h" 222oof

bearer. nmoThis Hill will run five years withou2 dressing the 0 t21.

Is now o2ffred at the follo2ing priIes18 i2h2.1 si2g22 g12, 2120.

- 22 1.0. Double gel, 1162.24.. ... 162. . . .102.22.. .185. 2122.

The 30002h mill2 ill grind 40 bu0hels an Lour with properspeed, sad the smaller ones2 in propo2irtion.

SAIUEL 11. 221,22AN,02ll d 2122, No. 31 Natchez stree, 2212 01l2112.

DANIEL EDIVAIIS (SUGCFCCSOR TO TWIBIIL IL AESIEARMSS, Nos. 2)i"81.31)n"32 New Ivee, and 27, 29and 31 SS lton street, manufasD ur of every desaaiption of Cop-per, Tin, Sheet Iron and Brass Work. He is now ready to co1.tract for thle making' of Stear Trains, ubuifbi.E and Evaporating

Pans, FilSer'rs, Juice Boxes and everything appertaining to theSugaronse.a u

A asneol assortment of Steam Ganges, Steam Wsistles, rIassCabcks, Coplig Vip vep, eat., costaIntly on banl.

He would cull t1e annex5ion of planters to the Steam Trainsshich have belb in sl'ct.Seu V operation on the plmmtnsias ofEsI. R. C. Camlp, Mesrs. S. '. IHarison, E. J Ps1tall, Nelaso& aonelas.n Osgood A& Laswrec, W. A H. Stabhallse, A.Thamson A Co., nd 1.. E. Forsalil, of this city, to whom mh IS.Splctfull i refers for lull plsTtiSnlars

CIRESCENT CITY SOAP WOI.IKS-DEPOTNo 1 ind'nyyhe'I sreet.

Theb adbcriher ave commenced in this city the mennfaIsureof n Soap for syPsly, Ship or SI ambaut use, which tIbsy pro-sent to phSpllsc for its alproval in comsetitlon with the nesl

noaps of lsblsbdltld repu,,uisn. It combies eionomy with freedom from t goe opoo 0 cble efects of ordinlry soaps in use, andwill hbaSood, upo, trial, to posass washbisg properties in per.fePtion, ead is guaranted to SonPaio no Ingredisnl in lutifisIntqlulnity to injure the Psbsp falbric of lndies' apparel.

The bdlltaaes of our meresants and others, being abl tosupply thaemselvslsd ostulmearswith n equally good, if notbetter, article osofme mal aufarsP, aill preseln themselves ata glance, and tlhe hIb lrbers respectfully solicit uttronage.

mid in G. IIAZEN O CO.

~TOTEICE--TllE POILDVINOI CHARGE)) FOR COMI-.lp Irritug alpv brat~nIdplcby lbs lsdallallsan d PoesaI

'N TC -IF OLPRIN:CAGSF-1 Mm be ,, ili be iu forr, from athis data viz'rere: ~ dPrnsThe rat of frigbtl Europs i ing....Sd. d Stld l0lrbol..

m O saond aSe5S, 45

1 ...... ll...... , 62%I..

.. over; Ito........ qd 5 . .

ovse /yPRES..... 1 Ol.EVE STEAMF T RESS,LOUISIANA PRESS.FACT'ORS' PRESS.UNION PRESS.PIRESET. RROS.PIISSISSIPPI AND COMMERCIAL PRESSES.ORlEANS PRESS.SHIPPERS' AND MPERCHANTS' PRESSES.CANAL STREET PRESS.ATARMANA AND IIAANA PRESSES.PLANTERS' PRESS.NEW PRESS.

Nea' Orleans. Apr1125. 1)01. myPllm

C(OPARTNERSHIP NOTICE-WI HlAVE THIS'day sasocpipd with us Is the Commissan Bussne0, SIr.ANTiOINE CUIIIE. The style op the lirs 'll hereafter beCOla.E, Mpss,.II C. COUILLE S ORPS.

N 01 Orleans, April th~l, IS. syS 8S

Concerning that which has transpired in the world'shistory on corresponding days in past years, withother aler pertinent ereto, prepared expreslyfor the readers of the Double Sheet Crescent.Blossoming in beauty the year marches onward to-

wards its perihelion. The birds sing.more sweetly,and the buds andblossoms shed a, fragrance aroundthe path of progress most refreshing to the wayfarer.All nature sings the o triumphe of advance, and men,unwilling as they may be to do so,take up the chan-son. We are all marching througha those eternalgates of which Mbrs. Osgood fittingly sang,"long timeago," despite our ignorance and in defiance of ourfolly. How beautifully Longfellow tells the story oflife:

"Art 1s lono oad life is fleelig,And oe,.h ets though stout hnd cbtre,

StUll like omteddrunms arebenting- Fmeral mnirehes t the grave."

'londay, May 26.-St. Qoadratns, 125; St:Elen-therins, 192; St .Augustine 604; and St.Philip'Nerl,1595, are the patrons of the day.

The Rhododendroin, dedicated to St. Augustine andthe Yellow Agalea, dedicated to St. Phillip Neri, arethe floral emblems.

St. Phillip Neri was born in Florence in 1515, andwhen a child became a recluse. He lived -to the ageof 80; having died in 1595-his life having been de-voted to the amelioration of his race. Alban Butlersays of him-"The divine love so much dilated thebreast of our saint, that the gristle which joined thefourth and fifth ribs on the left side was'broken,whichaccideht allowed theheartand thelarge vresselsmore play."

In 1550 he founded the congregation or religionsorder of the Oratory, an order well known for the

I strictness and severity of its religious exercises.On this day in 1851 a riot, in which many lives

were lost, took place at Hoboken, N. J., between aparty of Germans and "short boys," rowdies fromNew York.

Tuesday, lay 27.-St. Johln, Pope, 526; St. Bede,735; and St. Jilius about 302, are the religions pa-trons of the day.

rion bf the Compsny "' .•w

y

Ly ' WSib. The said Onn or Houges, "alelte 0 Co., will havre the

exclusive right to make repairs upos vessels goin into themlDocks of tse Company, is eonslderation of which sad fln

suarantiesi to the nid A;ssoioiion the fill rates of dockageno atthe rates hereof charged by the Loslsoana Dry DoIk Company tyon all vessels going into thes Dock of the Company, subject,however, ito a deducstion not isxceedling ten per centum on the -Bxed rates of dockage for ant vessel which the Aeot or e an. ueoger may deem it rexpedient ror the interst of the Compnany torit Into dock. at such deduction from the established rstescehitch are as folio•s, to wit :

Ships, and smallyer essels-Osate for docking. aBates per

Vesels nle 00 tons $ 75 $14 ' ioof 1o and under 125 80 16

125 .. 150 85 0s$.13 .. I75 90 20175 . 200 95 2 led., 250 .. 3 15O 24 u2 . 25 105 2 01250 .. 2'775 10 28 o275 .. 30 130 36300 .. ' I2• 135 '31 nat.. 325 12 .141 335 . 375 l19 36 ry. 75 429 156 3 fd '.. t0 , a• 1•s 40 m

425 .. 0 176 4 iS 450 . 475 185 41 '5 6.475 .. .500 20 46 lily553 525 210 48 1525 .. 2J bo h250 575 2 52 ,the

575 . 00 241 54 h I00 " 605 250 526

.625 .. 650 26 562$0 60 the

1

.. .. . .. •+o no • '675 . 700 280 62

7o00 725 290 64

Veselsolof 7265ndund6 r 750tons fordrck.ng,700 per dap, 1662•

.750 . 775 310 ' .75 .. 800 32o 0800 .. 825 3 72he

$850 340 7d850 .. 875 250 4 76875 .. 900 - 760 6

01 953~oo~ 11252 $9 S1.. d .d 12$ 370 8O so,925 .. 950 310 1 5

172 2.60 1 110

950 .. 975 9• 84/Every additional 25 tons wilt py 10 and 2

Steamboats and Steamships.Steamers under 1N tons $ 95 $14

.of l and under 1'5. 1 "1 i h SC, 125 .. 150 106150 .. 175 113 2:175 .. 00 120 2 n

605 42$ 250 13 4'. ,0403 2$ 295 4

po .. wt 138

75 .. 25 15

300 .. a 0 165 32.325 .. 35O 176 34 ed-3. .. 375 187 3

.5. 7 .4 46

27 2 ,210 40 I

425 .. 710 212 42

450 .. 475 234 44 his

725 37 5 2 p

7:.. 55 270 55570 575 285 - 2575 . 65 . 2 30 .5j 74;6 $0 .. 25 3145 66

d 12,Ga 650 3432 7

"t' rs. of 650 and under 5757tens, docking $345 per day, $613344675 753 360 ~ 64 d

753 .. 4725 375 W sI-.725 .. 5 9 9750 .. 775 405 - 717775 .. 800 420 714 Or-9s2 .. 825 435 sle821 .. 850 450 79

.. 50 .. 875 465 913, al-875 .. 900 480 'OW.. 9O .. 92 495 86t:Pe

r -

925 ., 950 510 690950 .. 975 525 914,c.975 . O3 540 94 2 oW

Every additonal25 tons will pay 15 and 2The day of docking and undoekig vessels will7 be charged as

ohe day ; at the said firm are not in any cas to chsrge morelV-than tle above establislhed rates, but theay dock vessels tsuch ess 2rates I2s thy may wolh, mankng good, however, to this dsorpornlionay s lsicencs o c1022. Ths said 2rm of Sloshes Valslse 3 Co.2 sholl conform

0 thbe raes cbarged by olher well known shipwrighta In the city Ohof 'New Orleas, for all work done upon vessels in the docks.

11th. Said firm of lughs, Vales &s Co., halli be entitled toreceive twenty dollars for every time the dock is sut, which j inwill be in full for the labor of so doing.

12tb. Thle ,ald firm of 1uges, Va2lette Co., shall provide all' "the land necesssary for the buldlg of tile dock now n lpr'gres fistof erection hy them for the account of this orporation,mO etherlwith al1 the lands, warves anti landings necessary far its o ondconlodsation when lauchod as wells tilse accommodation ofits business; and for the rent and use of the Came, tley shall rs- the-elve for thl term of.live years, 4o be computed from the first'day of October last past, 51855,) ll the rat of eighteen hundred'dollars per amum ; ,Ind alter the expiration of ald persod of five ill,.years, thon they shall be entitled for tile nse of said lands, a fairrelnt, as compared with the prices obtainled by alioiong prdpriet.tors and theb sd firm shall defray one-half the expenses thatl.may bsineslrred for the construction of asy ns.'wharveo that 9mtyhbe required for the use of 0he company. , de-13 th. Te uld l rm of Hughas, yValette & Co., shall make totthie coupany'os igdat, weekly reportsofh the business o l$ fdocks. ' W

14th. Any t1lre2 stockholders may 0 at say time h power,to cal a meetino g of the stobkholders ; at' lt meetings of thered,stockholders each share shall cont one vote afnd in a1 i cases, oa majorlty of the whble capitbd sltok onlys .llh govrn ald nlotckholder shalo ever ho liable or responsi5be lehr for said car-poration in by further sl m than the ilnpaid balance due to the Icompany on tlhs sares owoed, byIlim.

151h. WVhen the period arrives for the winding up of tie forssIof s.d corporation, the liqidation d shll bo conducted bh three0toekholdera, to be electod hby a mjorty of the stockhblders inamount and shall be styled the Liquidatig Commissloners; and '

And backwsrd'&ods, as bhrsgsen wont o fare o fosding their saree contrary to their facssOiike that unog aeons crew which faisss demorest grace."

So sang Spencer of J une-not lovingly, or tenderly.Our own American poet, Lowell, has done it betterjustico, and made it as resplendent, poetically, as itreally is. His wordse are to be found in his works ;which all should know too well to need quotation, forthey are strong, clear, terse, and paint ideas withwords, as the great Rembrandts of the world paintpictures with tile brush.

The month has high honors, and has richly wonthem ; for its gentleness, its sweetnesss, its luxurianceof pleasant delightfulness, and that peculiar enjoy-ment which is only expressed by the strong old Saxonsignification of dalliance. The month of sweet sing-ing birds, of low and gentle breezes, of light andlife, when existence puts on new charms, andeverything, animate and inanimate, swims into gloryand rejoicing.St. Justin, A. D., 167; St. Pamphilius, ,409; and

St. Nicomede, who perished during Domitians per-secutions, are the saints.

The yellow rose, dedicated to St. Justin, is thefloral emblem,In 1755, the colonial expedition reached the Bay of

Fundy, on its way against Nova. Scotia and the BlueNoses.

In 1792, Kentucky was admitted to the Union. Onthe same day, 1796, Tennessee joined the Americanconfederacy.

In 1704, Lord Rowe won his memorable victoryover the Freuch, at sea.

In 1852, submarine telegraph wires, coated withgutta percha, were laid across St. Georges Channelfrom Holyhead, a distance of eighty miles, complet-ing the commenication between London and Dublin,

presentations are getting comnon. The captain ofa canal boat out West, has just beein presented withaselrvice of--five years in the penitentiry, in consideretion of the distingulshed ability with which hbe plun-dered a paesenger and kicked him overboard.

Red Irver Items.

We clip the following pas graphstrom ttheirere-port Soath-westernsfthee1s• '

The river isa•al in aeal and th taccounts from ahene epettllnoasd deslintn Onthe 13th, R. M. Jonesv wvis;•agroid ean Whie Oakshoals. A few days ago Ithed sratrfsick agoashort distance above Flton,w erm se erto~ tHer officers entered a prott. O theta lth. Vic-toris, with a cargo of cotten, strta r a i oi tinsight of Fulton, was ramashore sail k.A ir.tion of the cotton floated down the'ivasm~owcured. The White Cliffs went op to the wieekfvthe purpose of giving all posiblie aid. T iterwas nearly new and one ofthe hetringhtdraughtl•eteever on the river. We understand she was onlypa-tinaUy insured.

The Hope came down yesterday, with only halltload of cotton, and confirms the report that upperRled River is low and falling fast.

In coming np Red River, a few days ago,we weremuch pleased at the fine appearance of the cottoaandcorn. They both proniseluxariant crops.

Green corn made its first appearance in our mar-ket this.season Monday morning. It was grown onBuzzard Island by lir. Waite.

Sr. Leopold is busily en in putting the tele-graph in working order understand that thewireis now p as far' dria and next weektheahands will be put konn the route fromPineville to atche pe in a fewdaysto an-nounce the receipt of dispatches direct from NewOrleans.

An' enthusiastic meeting, for the 'ploe eof ex-preseing sympathy for Walker ad ahis'bandiflltNI roes tin Nicaragua, was held at Mansfield on Wednis-

Sday last. Amongtlse resolutions adppted w~ o•enappointinga committee of five to take up collectionsand amsl the enterprise.' Speeches were made byI our.neighbor, Doctor caite, Colonel Mitehel and

e Messrs. Elamaandfmith.

Meeting of the Akmerlean Party.

Atameeting of the Americn arty held dt Shreveport on.Meday, the 19th of say, 1585, Colonel SamFord was made chairman, and J.W. Jones, Esq., sec-rethr " 1. .

The meeting enthusiastically adopted the noinina-tion of Millard Fillmoie for the preoldency,oshd A.J.Donelson for the Vice Presidency. :On motion, L. M. Nutt, C. H.Burnside, J. B.

Thompson, G. W. Dillard, W. C. Beck,and J. A. MeBody, were appointe'ddetlgates to the convention tdbe held at Baton Rooge, on the first Monday in June,with power to act singly orjointly, and appoint proxuies,to select suitable candidates as electors.

The meeting then adopted the following resola-lion :

That knowing the tried capacity if'tillard Fill-more; and having unlimited confidence in him andthe candidate for the vice presidency, the Hon; A. J.Doneuson, we ratify the nomination; cheerfolly andcordially, and promise our warm sopport.

Sw Nona, President.J. WlrNoses, Secretary.

[Shreveport South-Western, 2•st.

CoN•asIDE BLE FIns !-Below, says the Franklin(St. Mary) Journal, of the 22d, we'give a letter fromE. W. Fuller, Esq., describing a fish recently capturedat his saw mill, Chicot Pass. Not being sufficientlyconversant with the genealogy and character of thefinny tribe to solve the question at the close of thecommunication, we give pUnlicity to the letter, inorder that some one more leamed; upon the subject,may trace the genus or this remarkable fish, and en-lighten the public in the premises. This is no fishstory, but the facts, as given, are positively so. Mr.Fuller is a man of undoubted veracity, and a promi-nent citizep:

Mr. Editor-Dear sir: Yesterday my workmenhauled up into my saw mill a hollow log, in whichwe found a large fish, of the genus flibuster, judg-'ing fromhisequipments. It resembled both the ali-gator gar and shark, apparently being a cross be-tween them, with the tushes of the gar and atripplerow of worked teeth. Itwas about sc'es feet long.in girth measuring. alrtyone -inchies,-with"b boat onuil' similtr to the ar. In.'.hi ;stomaeli~wi' found', three dollars and seventeen cents in small silver and,•apporcvlia=thbreobeioztwenty-,inepiec-es-togeth-o ,swl•l a gOa~ddined Bowieeknife and scabhard, anda revolving pistol with five barrels, all leaded anodcapped ready for instant service.of Ite appeared as farecios as a tiger, andwould nmapand bite at every thing in his rech. The power ofShsjaws ws immenase. Hebit

theend off from a piece

eof plank two inhes thick by four wide. AltogetherShe was an ugly customer, which I would not fancy tomeet in his own element. What kndofa fish wasit ?

Rlespectfully, you LLs,d t. W. FULLER.I May 10th, 1856.

T•E OL LINE WHIo ME•ETING LAST NIolrr.-.Four-teenl Old Liners in Council.-This meeting, so longadvertised to come off at Exchange Buildings lastnight, was very thinly attended. We learn from agentleman who counted them, that there were onlythirteen or fourteen persons present who could lay anyclaim to be called "Old Line W'higs "-the rest,twenty or thirty more-were American and Sag-Nioht Democrats.

Col. Leroy Pope presided over the meeting, andJohn C. Farrington, Esq., acted as Secretary. Acommittee having been appointed to prepare resolo-tions for the action of the meeting, reported, in sub-stance, the resolutions of the late so-called Whig Con-vention of Kentucky. The meeting then adjourned.There was no speaking on the occasion-no rhetoricwasted-no enthusiasm, and no room for any.

So ends in smoke, this ill-advised attempt to reor-ganize the Whig party for the ensuing campaign.Having the highest respectforthe gentlemen engagedin it, we can but offer them our sincere condolence onthe occasion.-[Memphis Eagle, 18th.

The river was $allingSaturday and yesterday morn-ing, but in the evening it appeared to be at a stand,from the effects of the continued and at times heavyrains, that had fallen during the previous forty-eighthours. In the danal there was seven feet three incheswater by the mark, and on the falls four feet two in-ches steamboat water.

The river was falling at Cincinnati, but on a standat Pittsburg Saturday, with, damp weather.

[Louisville Courier, l4th.

TaEWa•aTnE.-Cotton.-On Sunday and Mondayloast, the coldest weather ever known for the seasonwas experienced in this vicinity. We learn from theVicksburg Whig of the 20th, the cause. Says thatpaper: "We-had a wild storm of ain, wind. thim-der and lightning, late last Friday night, and judgingfrom the change in the temperature, we infer therewas an accompaniment of hail at no great distancefromh this city."

It isn now clear, dry, warm and somewhat dustyweather.

We have heard some complaint in Concordia Par-ish of lice on the cotton plant; hut to what extentthe injury is wecannot yet ascertain.

S Concordia Intelligencer, 23d.

Ta• RIVER AT X •rALi.-1t has been graduallyrising doring the week, and was scarcely-at a standyesterday. Itlacks four feet of being over the bankat Vidalia.

We refer to our full river accounts for the bestevi-denee that no unnecessary fears need be excited in regard to rn overflow in the lower Mississippi.

"Concnrdia Intelligender, 23d.,

The vessels comprising the Massachusetts whalefleet are returning in rapid sccessien~and a majorityof the ships are welltiled. The ship E: I. lB. Jenneyarrived at New Bedford on Monday, after an absenceof four-and-a-half years, and has.on board 2,00 bar-rels of sperm.il one of the most valuable' cargoesever brought to that port. This ship left Pernam-buco, April 10, and reports that the cholera hadentirely ceased its ravages at that place.

Among certain tribes in Afican, thunder is called"the sky gun ;" the morning, "the day's child ;and one who is intoxicated is said to be " takecaptive by rum." A native of Africa, 'who visitedEngland a few years ago,when asked what ice was,said," Him be water fast asleep," and of the raildoadlocomotive he said, " Him be one thunder mill."

WHAT A WoeAN CAi'T HavE.-In these dsyawhen women distribute rifles, making speeches inpublic meetings, get up mobs and wear high boots, itis some consolation for mankind to know that thereare still a few pleasures left to his exclusive enjoy-ment. One ofthese is described by a highly poeticalyoung man in the'following rhapsody :.' She iay surpass man in the accomplishments,

and be called 'angel' but one attainment is beyondher efforts-unattainable, yet her Nemesis-ahe can'tshave l Never can she know thefelicity of that op-eration, nor the satisfactory sensation of havingshaved. Let her have here amorous haberdasher,and kids and perfumed curls, and sigh by intervalsshe can never know the suprem: eappines, the de-liciousutea of leaning back In tle soft, cushionedchah; bthe convenient rest for the feet, the snowyknapkinsabout the.throat, a fine white lather beintgently taken off, the eos touch of thermoer, the delica-cy ofthearer'os hand, the gentle titilation of the zig-omatical muscles; these are all feelihgs she'is ncces-sarily a stranger to. Women's right', conventionscannot reach the subject; they may wearthe breeches,fbut can't come the whiskerm.'

In short, she may always have a clean, beautifll

lace, but can't "catch the barber's itch." Oh, howunfortunate 7

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0- doobllo.. lfond bettr:' How ooo ioerd with smiesof1stdeugtgNi by it'i."lIyOtladpOeo," .oode'lm~oo.e arddi d d.Ilrldooiliff

C by. i. A omayjboappo..d t h ibaoo ial Aghi. f laib otSp.othpimuponno e o["ri i io. 1 6'..llbiot, .pots f.old

id- tudy'p tib Tom g010g'Y iridbl100AW. <b. gvteiooboa.10a !.

,. tuned ip",,bta aodeslOo,0.do "I'.o hi 4'nd ~ih& i.10.tw:Res olyb o-hi11Otfok~siyb~aor 1. ,efgabl&. toutitalbo tbo"Bo. H lb. thejoovyotof't gtiaga.l.o tpooa.at .wmtatbt.0. to

b j-h lbmbolnlotlioof ooarredtr. , .,~~. ~4; ..

stha re•eud otem gra ewOesetl s hme• n ephesothe egshleeeC paert ngt•lde wthf etffeto. hPi iet etb-

ieda.hbe lreed Hose i-thae oedt, *edh itos ones thelte, es hereaets ••e lphd ilyd gt e oesqir t•lcW on.bon they evaee. B from the eet d;w& eeethe Atelr,

Ohati eeonterefediig imple enth i hitd hoi Lhe fols poSgotthpeschttlthegts he tethaeds-_htc.: -teeOwtthe ofth eterl his eht.noneeedeeoth sefoeeed; int etaet

tlong the detameaweefohed inhe B t•ee ib th eTred•. eom -

Stefelg dies, oneedieee for eest-c tafeet ha ,tilmek bsttmels crble. ies plingere , atee rold,sIee, t *ere cms e

tthe ettyfu , and the ettaterdLest Hete. t :The npshbt of il which is, Iehat ey bit ote bedtaf Iethbee.

will tetodeRt esP00th teeeete ai bmhgkteth hehto fli' Or-

Meeseeso.-JaneeMcPhlfipe diedt at tbeh oeuitalfromty hereseg, from theg efihcitseO f at T ei'e it ed

hard the ste ha•r Cmpromise, t hehbandeoefme ws atperso. Aeeinqueeteoetmeeedhythe C C0ses1whtrt. e

Botdedtt Heds s t r ie eoeBe e edBtl taed.Cos•rERiTo -R-EsaITESmeS st.oI, whoWas to

haven ened Johun FIBay e f, o ethe meouth mdOtelrtof at•etJohn Desterdnnap snreg, `ion a v. Wilrr ieteun ham itrhnext.g Peeteonf6rg tle mentg imm htdpeeioneae.casThdfoltPepin wagetl kseler oehn the Crp on rsal d, Tot Gesfeor •e -

terfething dimes one die for counteefleefettg.hetl 41t.; tpgee

meday e bfghtl, byle, pth ners, stel coiq•phpelts, iesm tefd •hr-

rof lhis cndhg and otd doin a he itrle paetly edththe Reteorer this moning. d. Th nerMiiemeoi.-ameseDemDpseyaonitileael Wohahd

- o epeegh-todesmbte tght it uslen

g,0, thefstei leedsctreee: i theeGnaceof ;hihiDc.epDep hetbtosethahiefteshfromthewfeehedn witn d of hmep and sp at, ont e e ea l The

engine, butitw teo late. The unhappy awre p neover,

mangled, nd istantly kined. e wa well knwa Demp Grenwae

ateed Carrol"dlcdeon.

she hoTi with a ve sore hd. He y up are ladd iwith a ttThMrd Dloteto rti brick Roe fre m te h f h ear.g

d erheoet f ret etr d o hian tedlayed t ihJlf .th etroduc sd

tothoeedethy. anslii teg . -t.* '

d AYoEhT TLO IS'S COUATh.--OO r. James H mgfdield,late hiefe reetd at thom e Base n onhe foltoadsg as•lergoep re hergs here natterpted tomb eh d eh-st a rsp . tamed

of Iestett. He ists pteser.' JrtJohs Bet] caoed tie erresece CosTOLLo ResPoTaeh.JOees Costello, who ase to

er hae been hesgee Friday tsee, rfe the merderef poleicesc

nest. Petittosnghs the feoee meeoc perdon seeeteestettsg nthe city, and are noeeriooely slgoed.

FATAL AcCIhesT, Ott SepraEe-A'maninamedPepon was hilled on the Ceheolton Bailrotd, et Gseestehe, seFridsy sight, ty ths op-tedsn sf cse. He hedditested thimsei

1g or allshisclothges hnd id dote pe lh teeck, appeeeetlyith'the intention oh committitg stiette. The engineer esa himw ,ehenewithin a shost distance of him,leod clonse reerseedthe

3' esglee, but it tas too sate. The ounhppy else was re ser,3t mssgled, ndo iteently ttlled. He waeeeell enown int renrie

" HLtT BY A Btce.-Francis Glasesy Is lying atid he hospitat litht saseep se heed. tHe wa gotngop a ladderA eith s hode of lrltk, ehenes brickr ell from the ted of the es,.

tlerohestd of him, and plpyed the mtlehtef with his personal -

% MAYORE Loos's COURT.-Mr. James . Wingfield,l" late Chief of the Fire Department, made the follohing ethldaoit

O before the MHporeon Fridy:M eodw.e or eNew OUe u,

Oity cslm,'Mar 1J 26,N IE.personally came sa ed ore bore mae Jer ' I ' IMayoe of the clth y f New O a e o Junte ' he Peae,dfy eommined and swore,James H. Winge ho beingdily sworn, doth depose and say, that fontheniht the ?s, at or a el 11 o'cloket on reuming from meetn pf the

rnendrof Nicatetgee held that night t of eeten eel,onTenbupltolee ee strt, he swr one Abe PhilUpsae d one Wm. J.Iegaen, knock down and stab a mn, ti'dgeent unknownt onTehonpilolea etre et, opposite to w earebot eoe. fI, beftweenJulieted St. Joseph ateete, and qqensriy het botfive lein-utea Rtter, it the comer of Jetl tnd-tlnp •eet. ,be sw thesaid Philps and Logdn knock dow andt b one Frank LLntry.Deponent state tt all he coeld teee, these two assaanitand setebing were dones by id Philipb and Logan, es elR twpersons wamonty and witout ansrae orh provomeation what-ever, ad against the peace and dignity of the State, and theIrietn oeth etses mahe and provided.

J. H. WINGFIELD.Sworn to ante sbsibed beore me, tlehis daof E 86.

JOHN iL LW -M dorpn e P-olito P.

On Priday night, Mr. LoganTue eaeeteadt St. Chblesstreet,by the Chief of Polle, antd aset to prisone. eO Satrday,t Mr.Phillips, knowing that nswarruot was eof hsee! e a, arren-dered him•elf. The M•o'le eltsed to admit the prlsones tobail, without an order from Judge Roberaon ;e nd the ltter, onbeing furnished with physieins!' enrtufiates that •te of themen were i tny danger, ordered the et of thewpeteeon ontheelrgiving bail ef f6000 each. Thi wu furnishe and theprisonerse released on SatUrday eveenne;. The, ee te obe ex.-

omnled before the Myayr eday, t 12 o'0elch.

U. s. CrIurrIT Ceplsr.-Kendel Acgittdid.-Thewhole ef.SatLord•eas oeUletee -by Mteesre, tleer rd HuNt, inspeekineg for th efese in jhe IKetdall se., Mr. Slge spokefive hot saed Mr. lent to 'hoaers. Mr. MeCay. tti`e: nitedstites Attorney, elosed for the prosecstion,, and'th Ju•. after

receivieg alengthy charge from Judge eeleb, retired et half-

past eghhtFo'clock P. . In half in hoa tbhey etea with aerdict r not guilty. Thus end the ftoeee "Mrehtll Hnseone"businetee-he mystery of the.obbery of the luable lette, andof the authorship of the Hale letter. beiig os- qtevo tocommon euty as ever. The matter thereoe stands, amostnterestlog riddle, upon Whicithe eture may eeerejstheir longeuity or their prejudlees to their •eart'e eentel.

FIRST DesTRsCT CoueT.-JudgeBReynolds presided

on bSturday, Judfi •ebertn being ll. The following partieswere diseharged, for Goed ead euffcientreason : James Can.non charged with mtking rie ' f leuguae eslcuated to.createiw bordin tion and dsathction amongst the slave ppelatioelHrace M. Smitth.ehegedwith foregePry, and PatricLk NIghtlebeargedwithassult arnd battery. Wm,.O. YeMe, and Date -

McConuell, edarge wth selling spiritoous liqeorswitheut U-cenee, were discharged on a noi. proes., on motion of the DistrietAttorney, Mr. Teppe. Ins eeeequenee of det abeeee of Mr.Robb; the forea•t of the Grind Jury.thatbeldeeas dischargedfromeattendat e ueeetThuredtynext, the2thtihrl,tat tiOo'cloek,AM.

Tae RecoitffRs' CosRTs- Beftore I•eorderBrlght,on Saturday, a ngger selte named Sanie MteKtsey belonging to

the ship RussIell, was penetlelly teeetta sn crgeof sedr

ousely cutting the arm of ablte mantmetdThomasFlpynn, en

the Sunday previous, It appeared that ea iffleertteempted toarrest the darkey' as a e•oetrentindt ;tbhat thedarkey fled;tnd that Flynn ntreeepted hbm'ei d got l t. The tcas was ete-Itlenued. Safrah reie .j't teeet gflt wa arraigned on a

cherge of tealelg a esilve eepeldd ap eee peet i et In goldfrom the boose t her emploterl ePme Rf..orgnee tease ixed

for to-day. Thomat Cebetidty aebeed 'of.eutste somebody,wes dtisehrged:.Recorder Ramo sent hth loering partial lfto the Finrt

Districtl Court, aFter, due e.aineaten :- Charles D, Miter, for

eteelt anbelhateryepon Loeseme Lateer f SIf TayEe, eheegdalong with Hogan and Chapmaa with etetlt t•ed rttery, tree-

paestedbreeh or the eaee;3.P Nteet,-ftbrty nof

peijury it tladeen Mt'meePeemplh toewter alen a dhroce

eeebetesee Neeeean .ed ife.:' Sie rere that at. Ieesmanbed erietsel I eseeorsa ebb a mceen tetd Siheetees te It was-epe'thtide leeesbidy thet Neaeerte ebtalhed lmpeee In the

SPFeth Disftrict Court: -The Ibllwileg partle' were either

eeartlgsned es, eeetihe cedwaellbeh telte dihodei d .1 .IDavid. eht•eth ebbhebdttg Poiqe>t Ridet. aeiterkin Oiquel

I& Jemiton's' d•y-goeds stoet on ate aatstteet, an Mr. Dets-

sommee. ehartged weth gleig the hR etl .Deeld tbl•edy

betting at the same time atd pheed ;"JeOtDttfl0t, chargedSwithb psselng pen l.S. hethm wey, the lnelte ideltitf Royal

;, tt et, n leorthl, dr tfor D.e, ilen pmeptflbr'i .Pl worthb

of lueelmJaee peee thu rad b Sd; Sam Ot, eb h ftt.

u efieg Jaeque IEetoep and1. d e. Old

Levee stet; Johns fle m tet ebieeded ilth'e pece,

el e ep1 tobeletgteteednte113 tegehtbse