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BUSIN~1P~ rIRCMyroyB0l1JKIU.b.1V 00 PSIL AND RITA! I. AD
dlnry Wsonhooo, 79. dR5 Co1lotroo oppoOiO&tho Co.tooHourn. d4 ly
ExchanLg UUCRAO , STOUK, NOT ANDnge Brokers, 18 oUlrooiIatoost, N. O. n21 R9
D AISSION MERCHANTS, IJOTnotr oM..~UXE BAREAUXATTORNEY8.AT.LAW, No.68Camp VocalS New Orleans. o f ly
CARTER& CO., J. H., Dl!ALNRS IN STAPLEa ond FancyGro erie of all kinds, corner 0ommo aond
Techoupitonlaa etrea6.(IUIIHK P. W., WINIIO ORANDIEIO, PRE10IRV
li'd FruPIG, oooe, etc., etc., No. 0lit Commonso.reet.
HII~EIIJ M. ATTORNIIRY ANTI COrUNSEL.C/R EAT PLAo AND, . S. COMMOISIONER, RoyaI[[rest, over the Poat"Ofmcs.
0000*0000. Wis. P. 00000000, JR.(ONVflRUH c Co., WIOOO.OALR T 011OO1RRt and DE1AEIRSRS IN TFOAR, LIQUORS. TOIBAUCO ANDCIGARS, corner of CaorL aad N.t Levee streets, New Or,
DIIIISNM . do Co., GFNERIAI C0OMMI1.4RlooanaRig MoroIool, and Dea1lerLo Weo.teo Pood, o.1n Naval Stoeo, 15 Poydrao et. 1i OpD Enr tUN& CU . d . u., AIlrKRn IN CARPFL'TAnn Oil Cloths, etc., No. 124Usual atreet.DWIGHT, IEHD NIo P., ATTORNEY AND
U (OUNSDELLOR.AT"LAW, Napoeonvlle, patllh of As.1olIOioon, I0, Will prctlc in the pNoioo1, of Ao, umptioohLafourctre. Te re, ~nd 8t. Mary. Refer. to W. 0. How.s,0ply"Messrs. SlooSk, ,1StffeoCo.; Hon. C. Voorhiel; Hon. 1.
ittrlge.111 1,oHDLANUEL NSET d& Co. DE0ALEIIRo IN
Sod Splo rlo Turptotltob l soo C1 Lor od adI OIlh, No. 81Ilagaelne strant. New Orleans Isl 3m
FNL'0 . L. A.,STou. NOTI AND 0101L BROKER,No. 59 Ss t. ChaRT,, etrnot
kJotooooooSaa o Slp, Land Warrnts, et., porcbaedoodolnokot ooooo. dOU81o
1tU14T CO., DEAL10SI II BOOTS, SHOES, 1020-rgSAM, flLat. Capsl, etc., No. In 3Igarlns sreet.
G'Il ULT JP.,PAFACTOR, CM0M1ISSIO)N ANDFORBWARDING MIFIOCHANT, No. 191 Common street.
1,1 0,'IIUHA)ON & FOSTER DEALERS IN FLUUR-
U onncr PoydrA. and New Levee Attests. myi~ll
GUrua ' THUG. P., WHOLl2ALEANID RETAILHestuer I.It FannPy Articles, cortmr 0anel and It. Charles
stree'l.
GY Uvrc AMISUNS'TAPP L AND FIANCY DRYGloode of direct imlportation, No. 18 Chartres street.
aAINAGN, C. C. d& Co. ISMPIIITRTl0 AND DEAL-SER0 IV IAIIIIWARE, IUTLEI1, etc., Noo. 20 Moo.01t., and 411 0,0,1,, s1r0010.
HILM CdoS &CLAUNNB 0IRUOPII AND DEALERS... W0WSTORN PRODUICE, Na. 14 Ne, weo, ,odlOTebblnpltonlas streets, 023 LydkI
HYATTI, A. JULIUS-C(OLLSUT OR, HOU8e-Hluurr nn General Newspapr Aglent, are still to be
found ast No. 22 Commercial Place.--lnrti hoolo COLLECT.IONS to mkL. IIOUSES to ell or rent, ,SLAY to hire, etc.,
0lo1ing to 0ADVERTISE1 In ooy of the I.ool ln or,xisalppi ,luwxpa Lr, or to OU II0URIIII for oooy of fthe Aleo
.0 .r0l0ign g1,Le,0oy Jour,,Il, will be prooptlyo o1d folO.'ull0l00 e011 1100.Ol.jlsoO No.lCooomerooal PII.,. 0,11 1yjUWELL, K. 0., ATTO1NEY-AT-LAW, No. 18
lamp eatrnot in eta~y f04 11HdLtTI E J Co., 11A.011 IN 0ROCEOIOSH 100000 01001d. 1,8,L PAPER. 01., 77 aod 79 Tohooo
ph-In s treet..
HE HI N IRV3,_0001&GI R,1 1E R 041.NA.v, CLASS, F .ART1 F.NWAKE, etc., 99 IClmal et.
UYNSON, GI10. W. do Co. SHIlPINO AOENTS.AND COM11 ISSIO1N IONRCIA ITS, 82 Cnop 01.
HYDE & OOViLICH, JEIWELERS, orner COoouland Rryailtroets.
JONESMAC1 KINS)ER do Co. H.IPPINOAgent, anolo,,,,. Lsoohao,, No.I >Olvier Street,
~EARNY ALF'IEAI.COM0ISSION IERCHANT.reale.lr I,, I~ima, Paints, Wutdora (lanq Cement, F&oslrabh,
Piallarg god Petesxal Yln Bricks, eta., etc., No. 72 H~taa
LE\"OI!( & CU., .1, I/1 AILERH 1.1;TAPLE A~NDFensl 1)N ( allll. eoinur i)Anal and Iionrbn. attest..
LANU"', Joslri do Co. ClOM1ii00I0N 0010.S1 Lo5S AND DEALERS IN WESTERN PRODUCE,
h o. 9. I'rl0 .Ilpilooll1r treet.
I AVILlE, II C., AT11001111EY.AT.LAW NO. 18o Eoohango lI'ce, oppolto toh P00n-Of.01, New drleaoo.
L 0lti N I'ON N KOSAIOI8OT, CLOTHIERS, co00er ofIt*llnl s0,01l S0. Chart, lmrlcmU
L EVER7H, WM. E0. Co. COT'II'TN FAGU 1'URri AND COMMISSBMION YIoRCNTS, No. 24 Old
n 00R)0 S N. ,o111000, ,;oIEl I.IOLIN'S URNIS011Iliy hlo )1.. nceo I aoy Articles, corne~r Canall treet and11,,hoouo Plo,,____
Al 1ISON 1,1. N., WWOILOSAIl DRUGOISIT.OILS,ltl Yeut" . Yirnmer0, etc., No. II NaoWoAlo, 0tr00t.
IAlll T,.'r. OElr; CO MMISYLION) N IIECEIVIYM 0, o,1ad UoO 0011101erch1nt and G ,eneral Steamboa.. ,,010110 will ol l[:irl ntlcniluol to any bu1s.
e-~ir rll n'it~ to bin aend Iglinrantees litiatallin in all caaen.
lxi Altlt, 1. 40 H., ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, No 11021.-0800 al I, , N1w Orlr o, oo. n21
n3 OlE KF r 15 aI ynaa atoer r crr~er of 7un!"LuulA Nil 0001' AND CI:TE0 PASI:Y h 1ANNAY102A 'O 1'F:R F'1'lf E tY ST (tlO. ,1e2
MF:1 Ilri t1. H. 127 0 CKEI.K, tre.;, t ".1TtlH. AKE.K
001 1'tl'?A .o1PR IN JWIOIK GOLD00 10 0110,, FANCY
ART!!0. 010 .I201) ATCI1FS All ooly ar0101es repaoired
Al t ,13-;~- rlILGAN. J.S. 0 C., Bill,] . 0 1 sAAII ,NER, 0,.
A l eh-- 1'1II. Ild nl iildll the Pol't.O )taw.
yllt I-YKOL+, A. , i CO ME S AN It 1,000'' Lr
J'1 HI:, ofall oo1rx apd qooli,,,, wholesale o,,d ,1,il.
N 00101'ON, ALEX. d CO., 1,R01CERS1, 0,oo. 1,,.11N'%c 1101., I. F'., lV IIO DLAER IN
.. 5 .ItX EII(I P JI. ,;OCK BnR f.\HI:, HnWIN S BOCOTTON~, FACTORSOf. F OIY, HA WOINN&CO).0000lAClII
Ir:.A Cotnmm lIoo 10rc b2lo, No. id Car1o01ll o street.rBII
DILO.H~o.1C(;O800)ICOUI do Co.1
1~,01110 lAO.PI T `AND 11,1000tS
1,71N OIUO%('IIANT,, 4.3 012ode:toe x0.0t, r,..o:o" of lo,,ne 00000. nopotair.. nlldkA.1R )I'100NN do C. H. M Co.HALER IN ULOTAI.1O ANID0
O F. o]DNG G0, ooDS. No. 7i lyop .trPet. .ooIRAn'l'. 0 1o. l21111,,o oI, .07R 00TAMS OA HA S,'ON Koo TLLA W No.22 No.
it, Ar:ENTS, Cormnisxion and Forwvsrrl g I SlerchastsST AMo. litI nns' .[ret. 08 6m61
1D1I WRN T, CO., HI M., WIOPF:AIoIR AN )1111ood Foon iouoroloeloollt and No..ily 7upyli0 , NI . Io anld
l. I.ALA' P.(& . UE. 8,IIA INFRI N1 ANSIDLLA.Il . oY DRoliYo G oD S. ,oylool, 1g. 0.12000124 C 0
-- HI.N .1. YI.,&i Co.,u )BAILERY IN` HARDWAREE"I Fronlt streetf, hetwrs (ravirr andr Natchesstreete.
FSnIMLES, A. Gi., ATTORNEY-AT-LAWlF No. "D Campstreet, corner tirltier, New Orloxns. t 21 1I
TE WART, C'HARLES A., DEALER: IN FINEannld Fashliona,lo Furniture, No.. 171 and 173 an net
COANLAN & CO., U. P., DEALERS~ IN MIILLI.nary An nd Fine Fancy ry Mode, Nov. L2 and 14 Chartre
arn!uro. a~~r. ex.w W. w111 .. renew.
4t IAAVG W .Cy., IfO.MIRSION AND FOR.f7 K,. NU MNj 'llrCi1HART8, No. 24 4Py sstreet, NewOrionllr myAH A1 m FRANK Jr. &Csso CIJRAl',ialUN AND1.- FIWAI1N R I2 YIRANTCI. AND DEALERS INtSI'fFI' 'I SIIP I gISf. No SNI TchsSiIsinIstreet. 018 ly
S1'IntlGEIK, 4K.. & CRo. F1.ASHINA.LS CL.1SA' IIIhNII, FUSNHVISiINO GOODS, TRUNKS, CARPETISA S. rte.. N' A5 Camp street.
(1Cj41.E5 &X Co., DRUOS, ME1)ICINOI, SURG~ICAL4JINSTRUIMENTS, etc., bolessl, *sd rolsil, Nos.. "8 and9u 1',ni .5tres. s9 ly
s I. AMC, JTAUFFP&I Al Co., 1 H A It a WARIRONL, et, Ns. S4 O al treet, AEantIs for Page' Rxw
MitA. w9 lyJ. B., BOOKSELLER AND STATIONEF
4. o. hU rlmp atrert.
TrOUIS, S. M. 'L C0., WHOIESIALF AND RETAIL1I DEA1ERS IN II'ANtIS, OILS, PAIN'T MIIILS.,WIN-
DOW iI,ASID IIRUSIIES, snd Colors of all linds5, 9S RlMs-.LIIH BTUL'I .12 ly
17OUGt:V AUI., G.. No, M (:IIACIEK OTREET, PISl1 ~"~it I serener 1'ln.lrr not sudsy$r 596) n ylri g
VANL4LS(M21'VSALL 'V LIEMPIISTER AND DEALT,,r Inl tinle W ,,. an Iuiss, NI. 11 Rocsl) ,rant.
INTLIN GEO l H., I'IRIN'IERS' WSSE.DIII.SR,v \n. Ilk, 'n1'rns butIt, fbetwes,' CaImp and Rt. ICbsskb
ttrertn+ New Olrunll n ,att y
`TLH)ILH1NEti G:ILIGGN Al Co. ,)~1~6 0AND FORWARDING MEIICIIANTS, 12 TsIhoupitoulss
'lERIGIIT & C ... , IISALSIISi IN PATENT MIIOI.DIl--, 15, PrSflmery. etc~leI.I, N.. 21 aS SiCR,-
AVT1EIVE11J'.F 74LE sR COI., ISeIIns PAUTURAl
sad ('.O.M ISIN MEIRCIItANS2 MS. 1 12 ss'1vi55Sitreet. NIc~ 00'a'- 162 1 lyl
w ! N:NILOCK, 1 H.. I.llALERR IN IDRUIS, SIEDI
WOOIIN~IAN, 0. 0.,IMI'OIITTS S ANTI lISA 1 IND"", t'he Clmiceul. IIic )'niSteint PMeicne . SOil, etc.,
Nerrnr vr t`"nt,"nrn nnd J fuuruinlll r l(.L1\
TF11'111-, llER1S. L., BOOKSEI.LIER ANIID SA-
5inl,11.5 IlIIdss. I..l I'SM 5SS. N,,' OisXWlsIY)N S
N.031SIKOY do Co.tT1 'lII'IINI FATR
Nrw o' I'." ,,711 lyI.~~d~i~o
WA 1'I'EEEIAN,.7. sRi c hK0.1 IMIOR IrES ARINN ;+;I. 11,E lS IN IIA ARIWANEi' :.UTLRfIate., crnr
akmPI. S1 NG--T '1 .'l'lt uderlgnrl ffer. the tiAL,)I lot oIEE ' M ,l,,,, ""L"" * I '111* VL.I e( ell hIbis cif}. 'IA,-,- II' free),
d 51, SIIPYI I ll ; S IS.it A1 111 11 dl5IAIi. 1;.IP:. [hnnlrnnd, or $11X1 Itur ..le. A W.'x) d eduction wherehxrrel-l mIile, .1il ordlr ,.d.l
AlsI. Ol,'h O"i'.I lIrnligI' Ss'rl. A dclrriptiie pS11iI1AI.": tllil+i!+, falll tilr-tlltilll for ,,tidily, nnd anrIU Il(.dSPI givento Dmthx-rt.. (ill ~,nun, 0)91lC1 11,1 t'Il 4.l-I'Illll fIsSIi,,ss1A-1, \,d i I'IsIl'ISI-,E
fe5 2.1.,W I Cnrndr rt . New (,rkaan .
N OTICE TO14 TAX PAYER S-STATS TAX IAi,-irrllrr* ()niva fur ,la. Flrat I)I~trir of the city n of New Or-
i".-,' h1eIllI Acr. II. ll rIrin o St:11. True., dI., hlrll2nilbf 'ASr lll, Th toIIIIMAII StASKER' 1 1T 1,'f'rIt.e erne
iii+ll e l, to rilll aIt my ) "ticc, No. 2+3 Pit Ihtll third .to'y'r , nnd152 ,f1r .nntr 'IIISNIA ASeKlIRe p '. ib 'Sll5wif, 'houIlolrs-9 Ar. MI. t :31'.M9.D 0(.20s" THO1 IKEE TRE F.A CllllAtnr.1". 1. Agents I'or noli rralle At, will Mere tend inStheisr lifls,
A " sll1 AUX -COl1,ITIB.UABLE S..s..ssyFSAIs
d " In \ un v+-~l e l lrlenlns-Lo NnutiF1: (e I collectu r de hlxrP ri' Lllt,un r I l ll, 111, 15 doir5 &I sll t p~i)l lI
Phis) In fault- fI'i. ;et dc) me.," de licnces Poul1r 1151nc1)x;;, dun, I,"- )lusty. do di) ,amine diai tllFL'te de aritl a ii-
tuxes ,,., le dcHI prcacr Iplr In tai, s r nII A, AI. DI. Isk. Is.2 bi THOMASS ASKEW Coliecraur.I1. . Lc. 11'1la1.Is) pIItdI Inon1s1dss lsprih d'IIo.-r Seal1
4 ()CT"I t A.IKEE TREATOS AI, DISEA SE,
rt^Ss5AWnu In the I'llow+~g nums 5 diSdfL* s . 14,111,1,5, og~r.1:''"" C: 'nPB Ilnlfucun,~ A~thmn. Bronchitis, nnd ell otherr&--s n Il~r me troat nndlltlnp. D;. Rru kee will Iernte Ilnr-tirnlllr iattvnllo l to t(,e trcutmnnI of I..lbi~co o Scrofula, lheu-n nils.,, n+ to uud chronic, Ner. Snrmlel; , i'wrndyei,, Ep~ilrps)P.''i'pniu, I'tirr. nnll ell de . RI$Clli(lf f Thie aIOLIII) . liverTa~; h Iln rlL; lnl nLro to n!I rl~tanic frlllnla divexsel. 80001111 ntiv " trill be irg Uven to t l di Ircnnlhlnl of th+` byyennnd her. Ilr.1t.....r nil- suede n Iner diinruvrry o a Aul dun a ill producer
ixr rcl t-, rll' c of aln the "Cn the nd il Trat n permanentnlonio to tr~e eve w t ! n ee as of the knife. D Dr. IBtakILe coo
prolince ono almonru~d rorI. heeat c of tits p t )notes.na iu n -f ,; 1`nrcers, old Sores oli r (llPrhl Fittlln, Swe SwllingR. or Tllmoreof every + Illcrillliou. nld uithhur the use of the knife. Specials! rar:~g,"nrntt must nc -do w rith Dr. 1-1-re for thle trrcatmlt-tof till !,lrl llnlrr diruuaNs ns they wTill rop&.lr his L1onmarit adB
.,cr lltleallsn. lr. l(hhyyir 1, one or Ihr ntost skillful willveeecrlbr,ac4 ercroe* w and, rP.tdronnow livi.,g, III, fame iskuoa n prronxlly in uellrlg c~ery )Iri 11 pl city iu the w~orld.
A~ll crr, +h acted to .~. eel I., 11 lcioriu po-:xge sblo.perdre erne-l h I11 lley d- luolr* corrrellr slaing thltue nnmrn
,!-~l. hllb pr. n utl11Y in.+:rdTed uud the IillientsrrrexttbJ enter-pnndn acer free of iinlyy
ui.'el lwuar front A. M. to 3 P. li.nflUTOR R{A):FF..
4BmdS W ~ No. 52 C`*randelet ,'., ua lrlct i 118
NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENTPUBLISHED EVERY DAY, SUNDAY EXCEPTED, BY NIXON & ADAMS, AT NO. 'O CAMP STREET.,
VOLUME X. THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 26, 1867. NUMBER 18.SEA-GOXNG VESSELS .
TEXAS AND MEXICO,To cail on THURSDAY March Nth, at 8 A, S.
FOeR GA.LRESTON AND MATADOR-DA.--VANDIERBILT'S LINE FOR TeXA.--The elegant steeamhip Daniel Webster.
Jerry Smithn, commander havng splendid ti lbal a ebolve frm oot o Julia street. For freight orpa epe,
•m,3to W, C. TREMPIETON.3 Camp street.SWThe Webster is uniurppsed i her paeeenger accommo-
dations. and for safetyc a sea vessel t unequalled by anysteamer in the Texas trade.
To elail on THURSDAY Mareh 26th. at 8 o'clock A. I.SOUTIIERu STEAMSHIP COMI-
PANY.-POR IIRAZOS eANTlAGO via a.l-veston and Ilndlanola--U. S. Mail Line.--The new
and magnificent steamshlp Atlanti HLenry Sheppard,commander, wil sail as aoven, punctualy. For frelght orpelassage, having eleygnt l.e-room aecmnmoditions, apply to
HARIID), MORICAN A yoo footer Julsiariet.IPSFreIgbt will be taten for Braeos {antiago, but none forylvieton andl Indiyyolc.
shlppers will please provide themselves with the steymer'sTorm of bills of ldlnl. None other will be blneed. m13
To sail on SUNDAY etch 29th1. t 8 o'cllock A. M.SOUTHIIRLV STEAMSHIP COl8 -
par.r y--For G-lveston and Indianole--i. ) MailIlne. the new and magniilelent eteamship Louis-
Iana Wm. H. Talbot, commandrl, will leave ae abeve. Forfrelght or passage, having superior aecommodationse, apply onboard or to
HARRISA OROAN, foot oelf Jnllasetreet,oplpeoste Steamship Landing.
+ ' The steamships of this Companl y will hereafter pay light-raee on goods from Powder horn to Loe,vc.Slippers will Please provide themeelves with the steamer'soerme hbills ef ldlen. None e tely ll ble elineil, me2
HAVANA.
F- [OR HAVANA-A PEW HUNDRED TiONheavy freight will te taken pert low on appplcatlon toJ. H. ASHBRID..0. ,, .,
,ii IhsO Common street.
LIVERPOOL.FOR L1VEItPOOL--Trib AI FAST SAII.
len American ship Florenee Nlghtingale,Capt. ys. Ii now oeding, and wcii have imee-
t tlpatcl h For tfreight of e100 hales coeton apply toelt8 JONES, MAniKINDER co.., 91 raviler st.
- FOR[ LIVEIRPOOL-THEI Al IIBRITISHchipi Boadlelae, ee master is now leadiigMo the alave port and will have immediate dispatch.
Iteite of e ) hales cottsn, apply toi25 JONE, IIIACKINDI R A CO. 91 eravier et.
•) F R LIVEIPOOL-THEAI FAST SAII-ic ngAmerican ship Echo, Luring, master is nowchldg and will Lhave lemmeleate diepatel. For freight
of flor, apply toJ. P. WHITNEY A CO.. 3 Carondelet strceet.
eFor passage, apply to the master on beard. i24
I'OIL LIVERUOOI.--TlH Al AT I.LOYI)'Sfeae eailitg Itrltish hip Pheecl , diapt. hotiet. isnow Ioidhl
KS and will reeelt immedliate dispatch. For
lee hi IIelesettylt, aeple teeJ. I'. WIIITNEY A C.. 3i Carondeleit st.or o NEII, KeBOS. & CO., No. 2 Union n treet.
For psepage, apply tio te captain on heard. m2(
FOR PHILADIELPHIA - HECILdLAKLine--Thus At new clipper bhrk (. B. Tr'Cillt.Scull master, hIavingmostofhereergoeon board and
engagle, wll hove ihinedlute dispatch. Forhbalnce f freiglhtor pcsage, apply to
eiu9 lIEO. W. tITYNSON CO.. i82 Camp treet.
1 "Ol0 LIVERPOOL-TI : Al FAST SAil-ip, i Ameri-n ship CharterOakt, ilept. 1lus:.ton. iw:u loading anld will receivs imemdite dis-
patch. For freight of tIiHeseo, apply toJ. P. WHITNEY 10.. e 35 Carondiet street.
For paesrge, apply t tihe captain on board. mi9b FOR LIVEHPOOI--THtE Al VERY FAST
esailng Americat chip Pr O, Drinkhticl,i, now 1o1mg1 eandwn he quick bt l dic-
pec . or freight, applv tJ. P. WIITTNEY CO.335 Carondelet t.
For PSeclce. apply to III. eaptti n ioard m17- IORL LIVE•IIPOOI.-iTIii Al FAST SAII-.
[i e Aericane ship Wm. Ntetaoll,O ,•.srd, mai -ter, 1 i. Iw Inli eg aI "iI il reeie lllimedhlite din
patclih. For ftre'glt of 3I •,le cotton, apl- toJ. P. WIIIT•EY A t:O., U iaroledlct street.
For Ppnse apply to the cptein on hollard, ml7N. OR ILIVEsRPOOL--THIE AIP FAST SAII.-
ling American Meltip Lneolhtlea oae master. itenow loading and will receive quick dic stchi Psr
heavy reight, apply toJ. P. WIIITNEY A CO. 35 Ceroedelet t.
For-pblite. apply to tie Sclptain on lioard. m17ISFORLIVERPOOIh-TFIIE Al FAST SAIL.ir a• rh:•o hini Wn. Lor, Jrce titioii m i r.-
tr.ti-. ow ~atdls andc will repeete quick dil-ptcl.Fur treig-ii o I hbties cltt.d, apply to
1. .P. WIII'1'N EY t t:o., ...5 xrcnndelet s reet.ior to GIFFNIY SY:IOTTi, 42iiroidieli streee.to the hull xi PSI- A 1 sioi~A lleysdeisi liteit'.
For pc.ey- apply to ai can li on board. mc7
-. OF11 LIIIt.LPOOI.--Till i FAShl T SAil,.l• Anmerl'au ship ecccak PiercePP i.Tth. mya-1,,r i, ,,w teal logt. wi ali ,nie eqiehk dsepitth. P,,r
relht -I iNI bale. colt II, apply tol. I'. AWHITNEy ('i., 35 iearondilt st.
For paa.ngle, nplv it, tile cli tte n oil board ml7
FIOIl LIVESRPOOl.-TPiE \Il FAST SAI-Ing Al erleu i, i sipTheomas Jffeer-ottn, Waldo
ei, illi, nl,hc, hter, iihea a tl. ee pirt iJl her ro eln-gagredn ail nailtilw quick di.miech. For freight of 5WO balesof cisier, appulyi1nll4 JONES. •' l(kINDI-,IR k iCO., 91 ravler stret.
- FOIeRlVIV RP O-liT } NW\\ "i F5SAScsiin, .\m erie.an .idp Riga, ilpiiti F'reo. itnow hdingand w~ill haverIizudiDte dital aroCh For
frei t aply to J. t. WIII1rNE C OI., 35 Cllrundlelret st.Fur perage, apply to the malter on boardi. m9
IO(R LIVE IPOIL--TI Alh AlT Ii.OTYI)'Sfat ctililig lhiti-h IhipJoseph l loeale e llarri-":U master, i. niw io i lilgynd will Ihu iinisidiale
c or freight of i ii icslic Lhyus il, apply to.1. P. WHITNEY 2 1Y1, 55 Carondelet st.
For pasagpe. apply to Ile .ptain i liard. fPd5
NOR LIVEIPOOL-TIE hi AAT lT I).iih'Sfet ieiitng ltcricti, chip Jesice Illnn, Duckett
* Ic eiceiiieliii. Pur 1'rricl. iapply II
mnater. In now |odW.l'rfrihapyt
PPTER IMAXWEIL CO., 3. i igazilne st.,
cr J. P. WIHITNEY ) C., 3i Carouaeiet st.
For paessage., apply to capltailn, on board. fe28NFO[R IVIERPOOL--Tiii REEIdARKA-
hiy fast cailiig Al American ship Coreleln,tishop nlei-er, Is now ready to receive heavy t'reight
and will meet withprom t dliplaih. For treight. apply ti.1. H. ASII•[IDGE A CO., 129 eComson street.
TThLe abovechlp made lIst voyage lienee to Cork in 28dayt, and trom lvrs e to New _rileetie ill 24 daIt. fe19
GLASGOW.
]! FOR G A SOOW--TItE Am AMRRICANclip "Gen. Beny, I.aiivey. macter, will lie die-pethed immeediaeley. For felghy of a small quni-
tltlSu ttonsieor elourcppiy tJONS1. CiA'KINDiER & CO., 91 Gravler at.,
m|6 or toGnIFFNEY k stCOTT.
MARSEILLES.FUR IIARJNE1LLEN-TII E NETW Al
fs.ilig AnslUicslx chip General Clshhns. gl mapt. nr I n la no loaning and will rececive gold.i
slpUl. Uor fs gght of 1NS hrrcsls [llss, or 3W bale caonU.apply IS .T.1'. WIII1'NEY a CII.. 35 sronldelet nt.E'ar p,,ssge, apply U, 1,te c.Spnun nfrlUd. m5
FOR HAVR E.FOR IIAVRE-SlIE Al FAST SAILING
AmencUn chip FranSFiI s. CIttI IF, JUSUaon,mslte, hiow loadigsanud will hlov imSlsdils dla-
pae .orfriht of 31N bale. cotton, apply toII. W 1511T PRO k CO., .5 CaUrondole .st'l .
or to 1:. 1;. PT ER'lP k CO72 Camp strcet.For passage, apply cn i~tain ca, board! m21i
FOR HAVRE-TlIIl NSW Al PAST SAiL-illA nISIUric ip shiRp Itekiana 6IIOEU.U,
matrl n r loading out w\Iill receive ilnn-rdinmetlAplah. or USea-o- frsight, or Irieiht of 311 IIIhl otton,
apply to I .. F. WIIITNES a lCO., 35 IsUrondsel, strI,..S IUsxxnrSaply to thI e U pEiUn, o.n board. m17
A FOR HAVSI.I-Oll Al FAST EAII.INUI~IM~Ansolerss~n lslsl Npsn Oplprnll, lrpl. RUel, UrmIUUUlo ' " anti will IIIU quick di paltch. Fo heavy
Irei g , or PUIhIUlt of dlsl hle. UonU, p5iY toJ. I. H IITNE'y k (lI., :15 OI'UISd11I tats
or 5051TS1:R II II.1.1 )Il, lO llSlsgsiue tat.For USUlUpcg,5USIUIE to I Upt i n b"a lUrd. UT
GEN0A.FOR1 (ENOiA.-l 1111 .51 FASE SAIs-IY1l
Ain"'USan u.hip1 I1o01lidjl, IElcAl, solotr, isnowIUUUs55ld willl I nme dinite diIsplsh. For freUgiE
of ESlcs cooos sl1SUplg lUJ.1'.\1"H1'NEV k CC AC 1nrondclut .L
For UPn.U IpPIYIU IUaplply i if, ca lUUi IUb5I. mU
1REMEN.FORDICEMF B IPT N -TtIlE N US ,AI AllFI-
SEUIIh11 U miss 1,11,.UIUSUiSUU mUUUerSIU viUSgIU5UUSIer bps U'E Sga.,i',5,', will have immediate l itipittrii.
SI *".8 8 of fPlIU'5it or pa ", UUSE toUS EIlSo. 1. IIX'NSOlN k CO.. C2 Utmp usss-t.
FORL FREIGHT OR IHAIOTIER.()It 5jL1 EI GHI T OR t'11IAUTEI.R-
.jZITUU SUUlialhh I h sisolall .IS U dslhU.-Stlrl sAppgijbl tut A . F. E i'I rllllri o I R llli A IIALU1II UL1
FOR HALE.
FOI SXLI-A SUI'Z'E It IO FSI U S \Ill-Un li! of 2llP.) bEUsIr.sopl ityll . X I hE .old It to
515 roe 1,1 c llENtelr,. At .I Fi I; :. Wii Y NSON k CO- R2 Can, treet.
I.1Ii:1:, SPANISIH AND ENSUiLIS,ISIIS)I)lIE III I11,1EV,
'U IlU SsU 1, A' 0UU It 1 U 15l IlIU II, 1,5 FUS T,~I
Plnr of-ird, al1 twt-l $ arl s I'rn,,mo el' rAnrtrlt and W .n
Stn, IlllllE lllSU,, in l .eU. IUUUllUUUS theI LNhsd SlIEU , a''
O( tfae Flla r, I iirictU ,. 1,, k- ruoom iSU NoI.SUS I. IS h;ud el
[,cuIt, .- M Jr. \'iriul'r atom, h- he Ie intendsa to Toom r nhu-r
,ll w~ill he Turning an .Id Evening (lllaa, o 'al f loe -,-I CII
EIIl.IUUS- IUU IUhUUwUS SUUPIeek, iSn rlnx,, , la n lool1:
fur priv ate acaoll to n sil~iu clal~hai ncem! dilg to thle limnllrrat le,-na1 r,quj aird by the a],plir~tnt.
5al'lUU5 lees UUXUzUUU lh toype pUIUU prllrsU . IC !e,aFTIu. u.IUUl U ."rnrs1~r O,.'.I :Is
&L ,I CluilEEC-IIEIHIiESS SIUIIII CO., 15 tUll XCIl'U UUI
Wtll Ira -+ hillit/t e k R 'i'd nlirt' SI11 Candle:;)611,1 IlnlUns I's SUUerm (UUU lliex1I)IX) hat rule Snprrlinu at. Luutnl Flow;l.151111 E ,U i
511) buts. 1estern 515 rve ChUoI, ;lIll)(sls-SUUS PIIISUSUU
1I 111 k i hinget
YI)lilrr SU IU'UESU IS,, el IUUIIU.llo.51 E.Usplp
IsspS'FO5I'~Rllllll5-( SS ltisU b p'.n- l
ANN UNEILU Usrl~l VII)I 15251'~i~!L~-) 1ll\g
h cl nod i lvr 0 "' 5' N 'll li (;
III II h Itier le. l5.''5,ar ,', h lr le, UtI
1UNI sUUSU . IU s rih' slu-.s I Ih., lsll'.I sI I ' W insA
II KarlhsUId sU,,,IU lO.,li ,,,, ildlsl,.,,.Whiky
21N1 ~ lld.,, hIcuiu1 l Iad
IilLIOIt'I'ANTP ANNUUUNC'E,1t1ENT1 TO T11OSd E
I'LSFOI(1'Uhh.Si.'l I lFFL1,1191,1)
lilt. 1). R, JAMES ,it clil allow~llr I.1 I., ullnEilullli v ro;,
.uit)lI hire , oi) I11 lx ilr , fl:] 1II1 'OVi I iN],: ST~i I:1-ri rea
,nlpnrullelcd antes.. "fiilch tar illl ltd Ile.II .l~l:LII. treatmentt
the CI' iIII SlhoeSaIU\ l'S',L,-'.rE,"UIIIS,,I i'slnt" t-anibne of( til forme .. I~cI heft thuan di csea ar wont w als~ilal arewithout it sine. quirk and purlnlent cure.p
IU i1,UEUUUUSUUUUIIUU55UAe Stjus,-.Sgl', di-,U"UtU , tinlldlfar hi. itcmvdilk itul, ,he ' cm pluinlt ttt it, ollndattion. and,"uuIti.1155dtirt5e Uit toyI ISPI e 13,-Wr fu the shorwra
P:I 51'UUUIUS,1'blc iwUSUSEUII 5U, l Uia U iet or hiUs, m,,P eSEMINAX~L WREA(JNESS ti U f eUrlyUos, e of the 1,y,
lellt, r-rmmnertll- cared.d W,-,, -n- of theC u;S ll itnmedim,,!gcurd anid fall rigor r,-A-d.lN. l;.-Recent waxes of O ,north,,. c redl i, 21 '.. ll- 01.1l'ilronliu ,:leer+, .any). ther l'rcth-nl oibelilll r cu:CI it, Roanfire to +r veil dll!I. li n pad.
le,,1antrrei'l . 1)iun\' prp nllr! i+. ;" rl;, ,m!.,hr l
i P. N. r? :; i1
SEA-GOING VESSELS.FOB BOSTON.
SFOR BONTO-.....G..AR ,.t INE-THEAl pekot oshp WahtOnlel SThomplon N ohan-on. master, hvlng A largo portion of er eaiso en.
gat ,will have quick dilspatch. For balance of freisght orpaessg, apply to
GEO. W. HYNSON A CO.. 2 Camostreet.m2 or to T. C. JENKINS CO., 112 COmmon street.SFIR BOTOIN--TIt• Al FAST SAILING
hlp Maaeooloo tpt. Baes, Is now loading andwill hae ttmodiate dietcth. For frelght, apply to
J. P. WHITNEY & CO. 35 Carodelet st.For po oage, apply to the cotain on board. moS
FOR BOSSTON--CtE ISICNT LINE.-THEAl vey
. fast osling packet hlp Kearslarge, 01lt-
er masttr hating the greater part of her eargo en-n•lg wll hnve lnmedlate dispatch, Forfreightof 104bblaflour or 0 bales cotton, apply to
JONES. MACKINI)tER & CO., 91 (Gravier street.0For toaP ate, havit g lue aommodttlots, apply to thetcap.
fatn on board. mtlSFOR BOSTON- - -CRESCENT LINE - TtEsplendid At very fact sailing clipper ship lasternStar, Henry, moaster is now tolin for he tbo
pana ill have Immediat dspatoh. For freigbt of 400 •lacottoo apply to
JONES, MACEINDER & CO., 91 Gravlier t.For ptsage, having superior accommodatLions, apply to tht
toaster onbotrd. m410 SOFOIL Bo•IrN-tON ECR NT LIONEt,,-THOE
very fet oslling Al Amerttsn shIp Bell Rook,Grahs a, mster, is nw Ioadlng and willl have imam
tt d ,path. For freight of 010 bbls, or 300 bales cotton,apply to .JONES. MACKINDER A CO.. 91 GOrater street.
otppuosage, hving finoe accommodatlors, apply to capt! o0m0 boorl. re_
S[ F'BI1 BOSTON-THE At FAST SAILINGshlp Helen, Cart. Solo, is nowloadlntognd will hasIIimmedie dlopatch. For freight apply to
J. P. WIIITNEY & C0o., 11 Carondelt stPor pasaoge apply to the captain on boarb,. m3
PHILADELPHI A.a1ls SATURIDAY. 28•t Inst.
FOR PHILADELPHIaA - REGLL•RLione--Tb, Al splendid bark Chas. B. Trulttt01, master, having nearly all her cargo engaged,
i Ave quick dispatch. For balance of freight or pusoage,apply om2t GoEO. W. HYNSON & CO.. 82 Camp st
FOR PB.ILADELPHIA-THI FASTsolintg ohlp Cablet, Cspt. Csabonct, haying themo0 or her cargo ensggd, sill meet with dispatch.•eof freighlt, apply te
ms J H. ASIIBOIDIE & CO., 120 rmO mon street.
NUFOR OBILE-DAILY U. t. MAILb LIN--Wintor Arrangemest-Thebplendid ow-pre•sno packet steaner Cua, R. A. Ihunt,
mater: 'lorlda, W. H. HtchLWtgs master; Cilifornlo, A. I. Myers, mastor, billt expressly for the Lokotrade wlth superior accommodatot -loo-ooe o theabovesteames.ill eave the Ponthbartraln Railroad DALLY on the rrivalof the 4 P. M. train ofears.
Retunintog will stop at Pascagoula MONDAYS and THUIRS-DAYS.
Cabin Fare each way ........... ............Dek k .. .. ............................ .2
nl R. ,EDDER. AOen, 10 Bank Place.
SLAKE SHORE PACKETSTEAMIER Creole-PFo Ocean Spring., aod
inermdiae nding.--The new and splendidlow pressure packet steamer COKELE, Lewis Nesono, toaster,built expressly for this trade, bath atperlor accommodotions,n willleave the Pontcharsrai Railroad on the arrival s t the Ike ofthe ears, as follows:
From New Orleans. FI From Ocan Springe.TUEISDAY MORNINGI, 10 A.M I SUNDAY EVENNO.THL'RSI)AYOORINING,9 A.M[ WEDNESDAY EVENING.ISATURDAY EVYENING, 41'. MI FRIDAY MORNING.
R. 0GEDD0S. Agent. 10 Bank Place.Noew orl 010. Febroaooy N5, 1_7. 1fe7
RAILROAD TRAVELING.aTHE (iIREAT NA-ATIONAl, ROUTE TO THE
_F;AST-BALTIMORE AND01HI(1 RAIIROEII.SI-WiT forme the g and centLraol link Inlhe chojo of 0001 oodatio n between the MiNsi siooi ,nd the At-land Fr. rrminltcx it
EIS EELING, BENWOOD Cd PARKEEBBRUBG, ON THEWEST: 01s,1
WASHINGTON CITY and BALTIMORE ON THE, EAST.Aot whlh pl,.ce io unites wihl, RAILROADS and STEAM.
I1IATS, ee. for 0 l p0in1, East andW estt. A the ONLYRIOUTEby which TIIO 'II TICKETS TO WASSIINIITONcon oopouro. El wich ipoint, as well -to BALTIMORE, it
thtie short-,r most direct and in every respect the .. at reloa-Ible roAe. It is , evy come by wlhich ,ffolteo.eoo 'II lrouglTicketo to New Yk are enShlerl to reach thle l ities of Rnl 110mor0,110iodolplbio aon New York, at the cok of x tiket to New Yor,only, thulia clnul o lug pootps d net ,lohtt for pIAe-ore oraloe a to visit tart M'sr o the principal citiex tol the Cniull for
less cosit tlm,, ran l he R'nrdcd try any other route,.STo apn 1oi5oun to,, NCo(010e1,0. Vicksburog, Natchez,
f Iplia clnr rnSal lq, R Ell rveb irei b y) the testispan thie SAi5o,,I liver, a h- Rlooo oU O 0OUT110, to t 1e East,
Ao the lBaltimore at! Ihio Rnoo dI,, coei, , i oo.led.Flner. -They mop ave the boatl tt CAIRO. Co Iire mouth
of the 1OOio,) amtlhence lO l.IIslinoi CjUtrU l U nilroaud go toS ON N0(5 L, (11851milr) ire PANA, (172 miles) noel tenco IbyOhioonll liooo,,opri.o 'leers Il)ate and Alton llooolroid. turn
l d ily. By 00,out, the ilt oloor pIo.os throouh 'TerreHanle,0, Ildbiiapolo,. 1,1yto,. end Xeloa. to CTolulb. U.
E.1oOSoI.heJ~.-.I(ol ern river O l,, lice nlclv o (tin0 upontIhe U. S. 01l Ix000s nlo the Olio to Loaoill, or'Ui,,onatai, odthen o,A lhe t'Alo S FOP. T}IE: EAST. c n. the o.itle Si~m.i
1 C lllulOh(lliloIlroiOllhic takes k ilm dllo I ooho eBEEL-Wlo fell miles I ' lw Wheeling, where hoe takeo toa cars on
t01,,'rselerdi, re reve-t en to notice that whoile t Als I' thonly rourte ntfeO,, Tluoluoo Tlcket to all too i~nrtern cities nt
re ehnue Hues as 00, 111 8ed bIS other0 AOuIte o Teork only, Itis ,1,-o the 'IIrnirt, molt speedy mod direct to all it.. leadinpolutL* in thle Fa.,. Thle d-Aaroc froln Culumbot.: o ]lltimors i.mit' 5 6 a loe.,n being abouit 100 mriles shorter to New York thanrh Hualy other route. '1' ici are leis changes of rnreby- thils route,andl rn set'nentiv lrsr dtetctioll than bly xuy ohler.
UN-I" 13y""bhEslores Train of hio i route, Ihe t(, from OCAIROto 13 L'TIMORE or WASHINGTON lo 1ut FORTY-THREEHOULRS,
09-lie poo ioIood tASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTI.MOtLEAN 0111D OO RAIL.RIAD.
Q- Tlsrougo Tiickts, allowing ihe Iolders to laop at a0ypoiIno the route, and resume tleir Journey at plexcnrc, mo oplbloced of W. E. EIIINIOGt the officB of the Illiois CLo.tril ROilEBoI, tdl 100t1 St. ChaotoH,,ll A'oOloloo.
J. EEN SEOT NETTER,Agent 1. 8 U. B. B., New Orleans.
JOIIH H. SHARP, Oo,,ooo doont. 12 2m
SON ANDM GREAT NbRTHERN
A PASSENGER TRAIN leaves New Orlean,. dailyT, 01o'clock,A. M.; arrives at Summit, MIs, one hundred and eight.I,,s from New Orleansa1. l.o'clock A. H. RetBrn,,l. leave,Summit every day at 1 o'clock, P. N., and reaches New Or.)saleool 6:3Uo'clock, P. A.
FaRE-'Three cents per mile, each way. Children under fivyears of are, free. Children between fve and twelve year8 ofage and .o .d 8ersos,, halt Prioe.
REASON TICKETS may be obtaineId at theo offf 10 theCompanoy, No. 45 CUmldelet street. Aloo, family tickets,wholes or lolves, in pasOkOes of twe1yfiv s ,t a reduced poll.
Colored person. are not po oltehl to rlid in the trains withouta writtenl pnas, alreoalp authorizing the, to do 0 o. moid namiWSgthe aioo. to.l" d from ohioh they maIy go. As the (lass willbe r'old by [h'oeCndutor, anli will be good 8or a tolpl fuoldirect000 only, those maklng a trip both ways will have lobeprovided with two.
A FREIGHT TIAINleavop New Orleanofor SmmlItandintermediate stationl.at 4:10 o'dlk A. ., every l 1,,,y, T.ouo-day and Saturdl1y,tynd leaves Sulmmlt for New Orleas anal iontermlediate 1tations0. 0very Mo0dr0. Wedneslday ood Fridaymorning, at 9:10 o'clock A. 01. 11l.0 train stops on FrillOys sodBalkh d". of Flag [ Stttimell* (midwa~y het ween regular ittiiolx,)to reroooe and deliver floigt1. 01t not o0 tiny other doys.
D No freigllt will Ae recivleat itlh New Orleons depotafter o 'lock P. 3.
I. P. RCTARD, Sltp't Transportatio.N3r- A line of four hlose malil stages runs from Snlomit to
11111on 1 allr from.Ooackoon to Summit every day-,I onloetlllgwith lieo p0000ll01.0100. 03 tf
NEW IJ1R oIAN OPII-II, ANDIOS OGREATWEoTEKMRAILROAD.II1O l)
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.On ool after the oobo of 1Olotemoer nea1, Ahe P10seng0r tr1 101
of this rool win Itaic the Depot at 001( 0, 1( 0 llo0 AAlol
,0 erv llr ..................... .10 8o A. V.
0Gretna every day nt ............. ........... 8:40lA. o.Aorive tit 0ayo, 00 Rolod...................12:12 Y. 2d
RETURNING: SlLeave Bayou Been at .......................100 P. 31.Atrivcnl tjrrt: .............................4..2 Y. yI.
T i, d A I oer n ............................ 14 2 P.10Excurelan tilketr to go to the regualar Stations and back the
Tame day will be issued as roll. d s oTo Y:onte ....................................E 25ToHlgodo(llode .1ilemmnll.......................... 1.To Haoolanl, l.. .. wits G.....rgsasd Terrell .. a 2 040)ToToorvfll, ............................... So.11To 7lnynn Bnlaul............ .......... . ........... 3 NIIWletal intlrmolteoOOIl Stotiono prioes Ipropotlionol.aFrt'Bllat .'ill Lo1neI1OllO1ith ticP. 110eLn0 Trains, leaving
te foot of 1t. Aul-1ree0 EVERY MOIINING at 0 Weloc'0,prlo
Freight veil) he received for ]rayon aenf and IntPmrmrdintrPoogionlohey rIho C l00011y nn the 0 ,rf at th1 e foot of St. i.oiio
0100et1 l U!REDAY lIOntil o'lock P.M. All lip fboighlmot be pl'l by tle shippero, xnd freight to , olelivered ot ailolihsr S;iOooll, Iln l, oil de0 Al0,londo. ROrolOol,1 Iotonrolli'nlraill, Trrreuo Tigerolllo ,1a n 00 Be 1 B0101 (wheysAhe COIIIOII hovel 111a1 s moat b.'o,0 e Pre0- idl.}'eloted Ro0leoxRod 10 of Fleight, to be hald olppliodlto,
at the alheu of the Company.UYTII. TIIAVRE
olll t0(.,o__ .orr 7'I'o,,ool ,,Oio,,
NN.WTON 1I. WILSYON 8, U., PInuIuk-C lilt).-.1 llIIA to I I 1 I lol I i i tdFOWORDi.NGMERCHALI NTS, No.3H l' vadntt f uut
I,-I',,p01011CE01Moo.,,. II,1110(y I.,bllloboo, FaoucI'her and Poydd ,ooo.Yni llt nlod o., No. 281, PSTIoIIO 0tr1001.. Smi( thll,,ddoo, . 71.. ll rloo, S Il.4 olll. . Ill GrasoierR.. oe!c, 1lio, A'Oo... 00 .A II. IHjR C.o.. 54 ,,.
Tir. G:. R.ln & ZAen i7-. N Iir I , 2.. 10.2l1Bl ,IOIIBT A'oII 05.036 FUPTOT STRI(ET.-(S'oi epciey alalaio
u o ourcat aet
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dntngit1)n, fllol(iso r sl tnrco whrew rho f101fol0 l(,0i111 0lwork'OS'otl (ou
I 0111 Nol oo l,-, ioO,',' ,,,.( oo, ,,oro (illoo,,(l oil ),.eI. olC:OPPPE1 TIN ANDl SHEllT I RONSNOIR. IIPRSS ; ACT-
I 251.5 I0 001,5111 PIIlING, 000. 01,1,l 011,1000 00` (00 11,
,0100lllilri~ns c priesdlllillg rtll Ill.
pooood r lo r 0,o,,l,~o10,ll o~ So,,ooboo ol ~\.CopPril 11 IN A~N 011(1ST IRON PIPES;
S lIMNIE100 1lRlESCIINIIO;FIRE 10E 1S, ASH 1'.0NO
STll "I,, PTO RS.;FLTCIIAIe.1, .JCIUIIE lIOUS,
CLAIRIFYING KETTLESO13Il(A'lERS, e1c., 0ll.
Attaohed to o011 establishment we h(100 x olloolol Funishlng0 Sor, where all xtole, rollllollS for STEAII.OAT, PLANT OATIN ANI AND HOUSE, USE' 1y he (o,,oml.
1'lI I'S.-W1 SToOogl,'o S.,foly Steom Pump. S. P. R,,s'eFire Pump. oatIono~E~ol, les l. 'olpl10'r Frcenl18..li ~ml .
STF:.\)I GALIWiS.-SeketooooT VaToom and Steam (inae,,.newli article, showing e he Icfghsrl point to whieli steam nay huvebee.n carried duel g ry tsI~. I ! ,u Wr ater Gunge..
Ch llf(1g p01111a, 1u,00 A;1.h, (looloLolo i Jollnd Cake olololho
Gutto'o,,l lol Ull Soup Tureens*I'ur:uoblxr. all oilier are.rc of all mloicti's
To ,ether with float and t00e0 Iron Cook Stoves; Washllng aold.10005'llsl'.l It.,. Stoves: 0 oCabln anil ?art. Stov 0.0
an "";ii-idl~l run, S toves; [leek lnU,. EIle i Forges; icliBtatkskoet: 1,1, 1 t 1Yremlrhle; Steam Whies Anil V miss; N ew-Sodoer (amu lbbk Gnule Buo. ; Ra0tch0et Drills; Hoell,; : ,1,0..I'o(,olool 1010t Slop and LCouplilng hocks; ung"10 and 01rcePolp ,.ocks; YOInlo lOJ IlampO1 err, of nl d1180pt(onl
No, S31 TR A ZACIIORIC,l Noo . bl Fiallo ond 3 0 Flto 0010.
Sate .1Renta f'or Schaffer'. Steam nail Vacant. Gauge. " Irlr-e on". t{"titer Gnnye S. P. FLiC. l,, pin ; and G. 1'. C:at-too:' Pat,! P! I'on deadl and gratelt liars, au51y
SAlt-W bbl, Luke. i,, andotiooro,,- II,15 1550, 0101 I.ICINit A ('0..
i I6 91 hea vier _"til.i, I.IIIYI. h.
xnd hit t lsTOooopooolf .sale byYVUVHIIIK?. 'l:11:ilS CO.
m:! 15 Tll olpilonl.r cleat.
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURE.LOWER MISSISSIPPI.Leave every WEDNESDAY. at 5 P. M.
REGULAR WEDNESDAY WERIWKLYPcket---For Carolin a T ldng, As hton FilchersPoint.SkFri- ith'I Lan
ding, 5an Providenc,.
Camack, sl/ndlng .ill(ken's Bend, Vicksburg, Grand Gulf'Rdney, Natch ̀ Lake Washington. and Ponin Wothington-Theelegant and ift running p- aenger paket atamer R.W. Powelli J H. Est., will lave M bore. For freightor pausge, apply on oard, or ton15 tU T. B. SMITH, 4 Tehoupioil.•.sr.L
laves, ery.e THURSDAY _at'nclinek p. M.SRlMTBAMI•R UUTHFIRNBELLE
W. C. .orter, commander, lerve an aboe.for Grad Lake, Careiiia Land
ing, Ashton, P11-ehers'x Point, Skipwlth'. Iandinj Ladke Pnroidene. Cnam-mank' snd fOodrleh', Imidings, Miiken',s Rend, Vickrk.big,
nrau ouh. sodny. Na'che•ind all intermedite kladingThe outherfn Belne will continue In the above tradethroughout the year, and nwill utend to the buslness of thesteamer Elipse dnring her absence from the Vicksburg trade.For freight or pannage, ipplyn herd, or tofel BOADIWEII~ BROS. & CO.. 5 GOrovi.r t.,
FOR RED RIVER.Lecave on THURSDAY. the 26h inst., at i5 P. M.
FOR URREVEPORT. GRANDB iaeou, iampte, Grand core. St. Menrine Alex-aria, Gornion'x eeding and all intermeditelandings.-The snlendid and and fast running rteamer Duke,
Sam ADpplegate, mastern P. V. Celor. clerk, will tae as anbovePFor freight or p.sage apply on boelrd, or tom23 F, . RANIDOLPH F CO.. 42U nin at.J Tnhe stenmer inke wiill tae freight tfor Fulton; nine for
Jeferson, with bhe privlege onr.ebhipping.n"- The Duke In now lyingat the fot of Bilensille .treet,
and is reneiing frelght. Shewwll takefreight for Cane, LittleRiver and Natchitoceht.
Will leve on SATURDAY. 5h nst.h. at p. M.FOR JEFFERSON, M•1TI!H-land, Port Caddo, Ienlon, Monterey Moorinn'e
i Ihnmllng Albsny, hreviepor, OrandBayou, iStMsurfce. Aleznndris.mnd all intermediate landings, the ine, newand ifght draught steamer COl. E•dwards, Capt. Jacoba,will leave arsboe. PFor freight or pasage, apply on boardor to
.s26 F. 0. RANDOLPH A CO.. 42 Union street.Will leave on WEDNFSDAY prl lelt at 5 P. 1M.. FOR SHR'EVEPORW. et:
k The superior lighrhtdr bht steamer ). w.-Adb ms, CiCh. .Niarnhall tnter, will leaveian noe. ForfOIfgtin y gp eply reeppiPinm2t P. H. B RINTON CO, It Conl etreet........ 5--•-- zo--- ffi i~- ........
FOR YAZOO RIVERneaves on SATURIDAY, thi th Instnnt, at 5 P. M.SFOR YAZOO RIVER-THE FAST
and regular pnenger packet steamer Cosa-protlmse, Nnnsiely, mater wil leave asabone ponitively, for VicEksburg, Satartila. Ynoo City, Sidon,Gireenwood, iLeSore, and aIll Intermediate lnndlng. For freight
or pinMge, apply on board. or tom23 F. O.R ANDOPI.H CO., 42 Union street.C- Tie Comprimise is now receiving ireight at the fooit oii.n•o nhiou n street.O* itninh~udintiTin-tiriininreieneiik~in nrtri-iitin i- neeiipicnn
BLACK RIVEn AND TENSAS.Leaeon BATURDAY April 4that H SF.SFOR FAIOU M~dASON--ABOVE
Floyd--Upper TeEmB, IBower TnmI, anBi allId ldings on Black Ri!e-, thB fast nuing p4r.
hengvr bloomer O eloryaS), Capt. G. R. CarBadin, wlleave I. a ,ve. )or frelBlgt r pBassge. apply ou beard, or to
FIB P. . IIIIISITON Sr CO., II CIBBI BBIBBB.
REGULAR PACKETS.STEAMER ROBERT .1. WARD,Crplt+ Sitos P+ Yiiler+
• FOR LOVISVILL•.--TIIIS WELL-|• knownl pahnenger packet willl leave hn" the ab~ovepBrt and all intermediate landings throughout theseMOII hsfllows :
LeBaves Nw OrleaB s O BWRDv'N DY, M)rCh 25:1h t 5 P, M.SATURDAY, A,)dl IiS.WU.I)NESl) AY, Aprl 29 R.fAATUR)AY, T, 16th, ..
TEDINA.SDAT, .lBle 3d,SABIURDAY. June BBh,N.B-P WEDNAEDA, July 8th,N. ln.--Pas,•engera can DTI'E.• on tl•+s S'.eamdr le•'vlng Pa
advertised.No BIt-Iraom considered engaged until paid for.A plan ,!f thBe cahlBSn BBser and Btate rooms ,eBIreBl for
any ,Ii the alve trip by aT,!lylnOto the agents-lA6 W. 0. BS.TRERTON A I:O. 25 . raierbt.
INDRI'ENDENT PEOPlE,'S LINE.• •FOR NSIREVEPORT GRAND
RBayou, Irad Sluret, ald A*IianBdrI-- ThBe id BB seI BteaUerB Duke, Sam Ap-
pUhaBt. m)ter, cIB nnneBt. l a! Shireveport with the steamer M.I. DIAhrlBSU y BfiBr JeSI . FreIAl h takB n thro tBIOBB I Jeer-rona rt thecul-tomary rate•. Tile ~uke Irlceae everyaH~ternaleSAT'rUIDAY and TUESDAY, aBcordig to the followiigscelldule--
SATURDAY, MBarch II, at 5 P. M.'rI)S:IDAT .. 24, +OUTUBS-A.T, Apr SI4+ ...'CUSS!) N, .. lB,. .TUERDAY -. F, ..
Frr freight or pBaB, ,BIlIi tooll F5'. I.R IANSIII & CO., 42 LAnion street.
• UNSTEI)STAT/ESTRI- •WEEK!) ViIRAl I INE SA•TO TI"ES)I)UR,.
ON TUESDAY, Satp THURSDAy ON RATURDAS,5 P.M. t 1 5 P. 1 B. 5!.
ThenBB),BniBBeBntU.1
TiB l),)NS,iBB) TBe magnifient U.Ptas mll pi,,BRet I
. [ . mail packet Stalsail lpacketPrles+Cpa aPlt o X!)Y Natchez, C ptai
Wil.on w . 5. AIBBAn, U. P. Lethersilfor Do,,ahlon..iiilewill leave for ! lBnB leA veB'or I)onaSdsA,-Plq,5.imiuAe. BaIton alBsonvi!B PlaBuB- BvillB.Plqu!Bend)ne.RB.RouAeB, Por! I4ud mine, BatonB Roue. AS AouAe, PorB Hud-
ABAiSAB B! BBDIIAB, ~IIBAUA B)Se~RB)-BASBBBR~Cd
RiLB)d.!ABIU? o B RBt!R rpraBa, RodneyPAStst..BoUephBABURar!BBtr RAg,)!ny A rnd R ulf,
Glf, W Arrentonand|S!. JoABpB,, GranI W arrn ),dVieAB-Yiksburg BA- e B y~lTl UBaBBrre ,IIbBorTr every SATU.-TURSDAY, atP) MillB)- DAY.Bt5P. M.
S Ieinll' ) I IBiandLe
PrBiene T tU R eAThe above mentioned splendid puengerB packets Bi'! leaBe
on their regular da.. without faTd. BA the bouB appointed. AllbusiBness enillBted t their cAre wll be promptly and faithfulld
atBen)ded tA. Freight taken for yIA)M If conAlgAed to W. F.SAAW, the aIent or tB! boats at VicksbArg, Bho )ill BorwardIt BwithoAt delay aud .dtho5dt EBy extra charge.
These AbAts ill not beAre!ponsible for anB - letter or paclageconBlining money Jewelry or other valuables, unless regularhills of ladlingeare taken speci•.ing the contenu and value, andthe freighR paidl nor for'any "vBuaBblae deposited sith the Blerkbyithe iaB)gerS, or ai,),Bned in their baSgBga.
F)or freight or pt41age Spp!yon beard) Bdr toCARRA.LL PRIT)H) RD & CO.,
Union ROw, d 5 B!nBtLnBI0 I T. B. SMIT), NAo. B Tchoupito!laS st.
FOR CAIRO, ICIKEMAN AND NUB' IADIRID.• 1852--THES BREUPHISpt AND NEWORIREANS PACKET LINE will, for tIe bal-45),) IB~-TllS B~iAAi. BSI,,' 1!)) B5Bi
ancer of th~is seldeon, extend~ their t'rips to :ah'o.
The Soav eomprBsiB)g Ihe LBeBare all ol the FIRST CLASS,
and are thle h•teamcrs
Jokn 5luond0s, Capt. W. Wray.
* Nebrasa. Ipt!.,!. R. Irwh,.H. R. w. Hill. Capt. TheA. II. NBwell.Iltgomar, c,plpt. l.bellonough.Belifat, ,spt. H. L. Church.Birln •l'lln lltl Capt. M. G. Andors.
'],'heir usual prompt )tteSiuti will Se Biven to all I1!inssentrulsted to the bloats of thislifiIlle. The bIoats of this lile cOn)-
B!et at B )airo with tile Mldl PackBBts for I.i,rnBille. Nish'illeiS) BBBt. 'oSi" aiso with al llte ailroads for the B astern and•gerlcrn cities'. Per furthler paltrtk lnrr.. pply to
JI)IIN S. HSD!R , CiO., BA Poydr, 1street.*A plan of the PBT s of thB abIve steamers cnBB be seen
and stilt(, llolml engIAed on B, ppicatIon oI the IAelB, n,2!
THE (EGM FtANCY ANt) FAMILY (RRe-CERY STORE. No. ! BIarotme streetB; E2 A. BERCIER,
AentA lrSgo Assortment oB Cholce RORCERIES, WINES
C' iSi)AM!PAGSNE, of the bet brand ,
1 Bn qBnaB an)d pinBtolher FINE WINElS 1 SurBior OI,)) BRANDY 4aud BBSeLiquors;i Superlin CORI!IAl,S, aInd a Bariety of FanBy Brtl-les of the very best ,BBaiiis !Ilwv on hBand! iB t B ow) priBes.I G i)ooids deliverd to fanraliS BfreB SB draBBIe. B.rlR. I.OCK•WOOD, Wo d HAS HA) FIVT YTRARSAerpeBiB)en il thiA eiltyaB apractitioner Bi medicine, fortheu L~ture will altenld prlineiplHI "y tO eme prnel~lce, tie tltkesthis Inehod of lIrm!d• tie publl i tii t he trBtBB whih i np iBarl.
ialed IaB-sB diraAS s! l thBlel , ed, Ear Eye, Lnngs. Liver, llear, t
Kfdnltla, !)lhlisB, )NllrAie I!arrhema, ill AAordA all ellroill olB-piadnti; aBd RhleumBiBm in its wrtAB foirm. Also. the dlserBsAof wolnen and chlldrsel,--1Bclally of feAmltl); ProlBa !li) Uter!,FlouBr AilbuS IAS ,ioArAoee, , , ete... B)B.. inld that l)ass of disBastermed enereal, primary Anld *eBondBSi!y.
Ail l wo arc t, uffrllg wotlhld do well to elve me a call belnre!ohA S el Biewhre, anBd t IAy wi!) reBeie a saf) e aS BIB! Bpee! SAri obliate tnAilBfd to Billr 'all perBses who Sila ! BReuBatism or
Plliai i, I,,iP. itOr nIIkIA no ehal'5 for BI iSrvlul. SIyIEIS!'MATII' SI'E'I'FIL'C val ody iie lInd iat ii)y olIS!). Ti,
I* elme of nly repent dlisenveries |nblHatoria PlrledIe and it ]#tBkenB Bith perfctI I At!ly" iy einsg a vegetBabeBaBmpound.
Iu coielqnBeeiBU of the Sinny h,,u"ShAg aIdvertisements i tnewspapeIrsaw IS"!!A RIB,! BBliB!,iAe Pisi BIia iSnBe to Ih!e pUhble!.
Addireas or call on me at !)UVII)S(!N'S IOS, 148 AARON-DE01,T sIBtr.e betiern Podra'B audllevAia trels, .
O)lieA'!i-41B!B. ]luArB fromlBii AS . toAS P. 3I.S5 B. F. !,!o)TKPOSB, .!. 0.
- SOUT'IIElN__RUSIUAL•h P) )i lAi!OU.--
t •n..ln IDeput, ;9 c~ampl trel-et--It:allch, 86 Ch;rtres st.
L. G BA ICI, Proprietor.
The ,'ITe o! t!BIe twlo 4lore! iiiAprBieB a full ad coBlSAle)
EUCiOPEAN MIIIAPT.,Al, 'TriR AMERICAN I'UIIIICATIONS,
ER0ARD'S and PINRYI,'S PIANOS,-!ireely importedA frAm ParhB.STEINW,•~. C SONS, I'EFIEIRRATE PIANIIS.
I. ll.--'l 'Use c!'c!!Cl' d P)' U are coiS deredl) by all tiB eS!.S',hlenA Ia! ti, theb,,tI 'ilhe CnieI)RateT. I ICIlelNtt,+ver•l- •dP,+,rs. S, •; Solln hart'~ received ati variour pnldil, Illdu •-11 lild ].\hlbit~iol,• anl~ Fl*'ah+ of ther Nortlh nut lers tbal ls PX P ff.I-MIU31I (Itrll,,Jl Ml)re +. S for tle Mlperi olity otrtblr PlallOS.
- Al~t.al)r aSBSS'nIB!t)'S'-
E:. C. FTI.<'liI['X ['IANI)• of ~h rirra 11t moderate pierie, soi,• to, Iit theu eonlvnie l~ceau l Inla 111111 of alll C1Ia'CI llf
pIE''AIIP II.C'k) S.~IMk'' ndIA ,,NS 'FIE SI tATE INS ll[-OS
III., II1.'p., u Il ar.. \'ildi•, Aceod con•.rl J+,,:lljdli, Fhlt,, .l)
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rBnil1• t&L mLON'I, nll. hP ISeFUII ,il')r btore or if Bl4)lrec hyI1uIn1 wi~l Ie plllpr~ ,tlvtclnded to.LASIAN BY ULISIEHLI..
1 h" I,. U AB ' IA ,..CII•NMLSE U(lt.LK CA.YI4•- d't;RE~ UN.IIX•:I)
Sreed.)-- A\ f'rresh 1,)t, Jlt Irr~ei~ell IIIId f'or ball• ill lot, to mdt |p~ll~l'tlls*i*•. To •elld i~orlveniullluly hl. nlaitl I lnlve ilpilllp ip nS]llek.ltm•,' o Lu l ,+ r l~tlllr ll;• rtdi to x,tt )ICh I lull dilec fton herIalltllljl. Addrlrel I, \V~. P'l'rKiNS at
HL:ALI), M t•Ilr ,'o. & Ro,
DOn'l'Alhll •'L'PA:II PJ~int•-INI•+-t'Id\NL'tIJk ririhzlly +NeW ltlents alre reliuealrd to call a= the subaerl
b~uer• •to rel mid e ill ('D •HthittS~c; l +I{T~(1~ 'litLE:'l'ltn~lllhtll'hA• Et inE. i ct l
areFill•. ('u i ] lerU ])i [unpiltl• . itr •tlo ut c ie
Tb LW-'Ue a' osm le ui that ~ any llt'gg of 1. oi r dnly c Ilycale
taOgL t fllolE i SItL~S5ul~ Rlrek
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S *et @rIaes ail, rtsutent.THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 26, 1857.
The New Tarift" Bill.
We copy the following from the WashingtonUnion, of the 17th:
A statement has been kindly farnished to us show.leg the changes from one rate of duty to another, asmade by the taff act of the present year, when ap-lied to the importations of the year ending 30ith
une,186. It is as follows :fate. ]gate.
Value. Act of I81. Act os 1857.52 ................ from per cent. to 15 per cent.
2,20: ............... 0 " 157310 ..............
121,65 ............... 812,52 ............... .- - - -
2, 2 , o0 ................ 1 5 4o,170 .......... .... 4
. •,13 ............ .... 41,,6,02 ................ , n " " free.17e,146 . ......... 25• 5, .1::t,7rs .:::::: : . .. jt • .. .10,77 ................ 10$90,471 ........ .
the lons of r cvnu ebyadditons o the froee lit s..t$.1,6 9o oLas of revenue my tssfers to Schedule H, or 4per c t............................. ....... n55 a7Lsoft renoe by troamerr to Sobgshd te, or 8s
Prcent............. ............. 5247 41tas of reveuo by tranfers to achiadolie, or 1.
per cent .................................. .. 4,92 cThe subjoined is a statement exhibiting the revenue
which the importations into the Uhited States inrtheyear ending June 80th, 1856, would produce underthe tariff act of 1857ochedule .val t e oImp. r o Duty. Amount tof Dtos.A....... $4.001,575 0 or cent. $1,200,472 u0t....... 868,18 s0 2,e,65640c.......0 94,1.5.2149 4 220,219 11D....... 71,074,2i 15 13,o04, 1i 5tE....... 3,250,817 15 0,23.25340F....... 5,802,317 11 707,001 24
S.. .6,110.4 0 492,833 76H...... 2,53.0 4 942.1200
548,71.91,931 147,1 3,030.'Thias ncludese appclroimetton to all the changes made bythe new tariff, recept bleached, peiu4d, palnled and dyed manra
fcture of cotton and ordelaines transferred from Schednle D toC, or 25 to24 per cent.) and o Jlpaned leather or sktl, treoserred from heduole E to D (or 20 to 19.) The cshanges, regiogfrom a lower to a4lgher schedule, would Increaoe the aggregateaboe given equal to the difference ade by the transfer, and inproportisl to the amonntof such imprtations, which are notreturned in such a manner s to b separated from othersimilar goods.
•EiDIESDAY EVsENITO,Sunset, March 25, 18517.
Editors Crescent :I have just finished witnessingthe eclipse, which was magnificent; at the point offirst contact, unfortunately, it was cloudy, but after-wards it cleared offand you could easily see the moonas it were making her way into the sun, and whenabout threefourths through, they both sunk. Whatwas most remarkable was the distinctness with whichthe mountains iflile moon could be seen against thebody of the sun, standing out in clear relief and show-ing that there is no atmosphere in the moon, confirm-ing former theories. One mountain in particular,about three degees above the lower link showedvery distinct. Those who took the trouble togo tothe lake, or climb to the house-top, were well repaid.
-Yours truly, As Onsauven.
A MlonoL Coaoh•an.--One f the charges preferredfor the removal of Coroner Connery, of New York, inconsequence of the manner in which he conductedthe Burdell inquest, was that he, the Coroner, causedher to be stripped entirely naked, for the purpose ofsearching her, and this in the presence of the accused,three other men and a lady. A day or two after thisshameful occurrence. the following note appeared inthe New York papers, signed by Mrs. Cunaingham,s thle wife of Dr. Burdell :
This is to certify that the examination of my per-son, by dMr. Wood0ard, was conducted in the mostdelicate manner. There was no indecent exposure,and it was at mi request that it was done.
Wednesday, beb. ith, 1 u57. E. A. BUBDELL.lrs. C. declares that she did not write this not•e
but that immediately after the affairio her confusionand excitement, she signed a paper without knowingits contents. She was not permitted, during the in-restigation, to see the paper she had signed, to con-verse with her friends, nor to read the newspapers,consequently she was not aware of the publication.
A reporter of the New York Express helld a con-versation with her, from whichweextract the follow-ing :
Reporlrr--I perceive, Madam, that your counselhas, among other accusations, preferred a chargeagainst Coroner Connery, to the effect that he causedyou to be stripped naked in the presence of two othermen, who were not medical men.
21frs. C.-Thatis correct, sir; Ican assure you,sir, that 1 was ordered to strip myself; that I wasstripped down to my toes an stood in a perfectlynude state before Deputy John, an officer, Dr. Wood.ward, and a lady who was permitted to remain in theroom at my special request. * * * * *I repeat, sir, that I was stripped down to my toes,and stood perfectly nude in the presence of Dr. Wuod-ward. John, Connery, an officer, and the lady I havementioned, and for a woman of my age and the moth-or oi so many children, to be so treated, you may im-agine how I felt, but I cannot describe it.
Now is it possible for any Coroner to institute amore searching investigation than this? For suchextraordinary zeal in the cause of justice he shouldhave been strtpped himself, not only of his office butof his garments, and "tanned" thoroughly withavery dursble cowhide.
LIEBL SctS.- Col. Fuller, of the Nhew York Mirror,has commenced suits for libel against Bennett, of theHerald, and F. C. Adams, for a communication pub-lished by the latter in the Herald. The article wascalculated to impair the Colonel's credit and moralcharacter.
DESPrERTE.-A young woman of loose character,who was about to be arrested in New York a fewdays ago on a charge of larceny, threw herself froma third-story window upon the pavement below. Shereceived fatal injuries, but was alive when taken to ahospital.
WALKERn S CONDITION. --"An opponent of theWalker movement" closes a long article in a recentnumber of the New York Times with the followingpostscript :
It must be remembered that, once having effecteda junction with Henningsen, Lockridge would be ashelpless as the men he goes to help. Twice hiswholeforce would not suffice to garrison and keep open theriver; and the Costa RIticans, returning to their deterted entrelchmenta, would have only so many morecvictims in the trap. Tile river is like two plates ofspring-steel, meeting at anll acute angle and openingvertically; you may force your way up--but ouleSyou leave a soufficient force to hbld it open, it willclose behind you and cut ol' retreat.
Thous far those of the New York papers that haveindulged in speculations regarding Nicaraguan affairshave invariably been wide of the mark. They basetheir reasoning upon abstractions, and talk learnedlyand predict confidently of subjects upon which theyknow nothing practically.
ANOTHIER AitROWSITH.--We think a Canadianjournalist has no excuse for being as stupidly igno.rant of American aflairs as his brethren in England.Itead the following article from the Iugersoll Chroni-cle, Canada West, of the Gth inst :
The Homicide inlie U. S. Senale--Another of thosedreadful scenes by which the federal nation has gailleditell it bad repultation, has occurred. A personal at-tack being made opon a member of the Senate, hedefended hileself with a deadly weapon. and sent theae•ailant at once " to his account."' Atrocious as tileact may seem at first, and reprehensible as done indeliance of the law, we are of opinion that it tookplace under strongly extenuating, if not justlifiable,cilr•oumstances. It' there be any o0e thing more thanansther that tile colstitution of society must hold as-ered to a man, it is certainly his own person. Weare far frotm drawing the coaclusoon hence, that lee isat liberty, in nil circumstances, to take the life of onewho determinedly and aforethought invades that per-son. The law is open for redress, although, in ouro Oinion, it ouglt to be made far more stringent thanit is in relrence to such cases. But in this instaonce,we presume thalit the homicide aimed simply at thepreservation of his own life, which, after tile a-c otIMr. Sumner, lie might expect to be endangrel-d by thlebrutality oft the assailant, to the last degree. If so.we thinlek he must stand acquitted in the eourt of hi,own conscience, nd ougllt to he and will be in that of Ihis country. It is time these bullyings were put down, Iaud ineopeleative as the law is in the United States,we can hardly wonder or regret that one of its emi-nent practitionler should thus have been prostrated inhis attempt, even though the interposer was the mIes.aenger of dealth.The writer evidently alludes to the murder of Mr.
David Hime by D. C. Lee, in the Pension Office, andthis renders it apparent that he did lnot know the dit-terence between the Peunionu hpartmeet and theCuitled States Senate.
Late and Important from hleis.SHAr P f7IllETN WIT INDIANs.
The Tampa Peninakr of the 14th iant s h tscolumn of news from the ee of epeatais ngaiathe Indiana in Florida, from which we extraet the.followng main features:
Ic eomencing to remove the b6e. frem oatlregs-town, Lient. Freeman, with sixty
men, advanced, od, when near theltter place, cameto•slog houe sr d patop patch. Linu. ireemanwitiseven men, oummeneeda porpa hunt, and wdfired on by Indians-one man kiled. ILieut. FreemndrBgged of the body pod bid it In olme brah, andosrted on his retmurn to his omman. Whilepsinga clear place, twepty Indians showed themselves andied upon the party-wounding Lient Freeman sad
oneor twoofhismen. They all dlat thaelint fire.Lient. Freeman jumped up and fired.his revolverwice, ns d some ofbls men. He thinks he shot an
Indim-Negro. The party then fled to their omrsu deIwounded clude Lieut. Freeman had hi•triehtarm broken, nose skinned by a ball, and a shotthrough his clothes. He sent an express to CaptStevenson, wso remained at Fort K eal to hunt four fdrummer bons, who went out fishelng ad bad not reiturned-spposed to beinthe.han e of the Indians.
Just at the time of thearrival of the expres atCapt.S.'s camp, Lieut. Archer arrived the with hisbofeme t ion o train. Captin L. took tem
eese oaeaf ens' lase *.b-oi Ilentered the hammock whese the la"diVne wm indilfferent directiono. After auhiarp fight of fifteen mis-utes the Indians fled.
The los in the three engsgemeate is four killedand fve wolnded. Lentr Freeman wounded and tiofour boys mising. i .
Capt.S. reports that the Indians were seen carryingoff dead or wounded Ysring the fight The groand Iis believed was not thoronghly explored t the dateof his report
Lieut. Archer thinks he shot anegro limbidng dormwnSstree with his revolver. He ale killed n Indian,The indians were about a hundred strong, and'Capt
S. thinks theyare still prepared to fight.While Lieut. F. was awaiting the arrival of Capt.
S., who did not reach the battle-groond till daylightnext morning, he dug a trench, put his men into it,and by throwingot a few men endeavred toenticethe Indiana to attack them. The Indians fired onhis camp four times daring the night
The wounded areatFortlMyem.We may expect to hbear, something exciting fros
mis quarter next week. Fomrcinsien were to joCapt. S.; theywere to have started on the 10th-twofrom Fort Myer and two from Fort Denaud.
Ge. Barney, with his escort, was also sxpoted tojoin him, and we feel confident will render a good ac-count should he be fortunate enough to fall in withthe enemy.
A detachment of Capt. Johnson's company ofmounted volunteers arrived at Fort Myers on the 7thinst., from Fish-eating Greek, bringing with them asquawand herson, a little boy. Her husband waskilled by a party of Oapt. Johnseon's company on theday previous to her capture.
This affair took place about twenty miles from FortCentre, near the Lake. The party of Indians num-bered seven, women and children; the party of volnan-teers fourteen.
SWhen the warrior was killed no other Indian wassen. He was shot four times beforehefell. Hisgunsnapped on each occasion of his attempting to fire it.The volanteers endeavored to take the Indian alive,but it is moeh to boe regretted, did not-succeed.
The supaw is said to. be about 20 years old andcomely is appearance. She says the Indians amscattered allover the country. Whbatdisposition Gun.Harney will make of her is yet to be seen.
One factis gvident-fromtheabove : that the hauntsof a portion of tha Indiana have been discovered ;which is the main thing. in this Seminole hunt. Ifthey can only be kept track of the war will soon beterminated.
TnE RAT PotrNingo C.sE.--More Mfysteryn.-Theeditor of the Day Book, who was at the NationalHotel at the time of the Inauguration, rejects therattheory, and sums op a careful article reviewing thewhole case as follows:.' Horace If. Day, Esq., is now lying very low in this
city..He was a boarder there, and no doubt isaffected precisely as Mrs. Adams. A daughter ofSenator James is also very sick and under the chargeof Dr. Marcy. Dr. Leon has several patients, in-cluding a child of the writer; who Is very low. Thatwe have all been poisoned by some substance dailyadministered to us in the food is beyond a question.What that substance was, how or by whom adminis-tered, remains a mystery. The proprietors of thehouse, we are eatisfied, have used every eflort andmeans in their power to find out the caouse of thiswidespreod infliction, but in vain. To them it is asprofound a mystery as to any in the land."
And the National Intellieencer thinks that the evilis " not yet eradicated from the establishment," and"may extend itself and involve consequences far moreoerious than any that have yet occurred?"
Are there Borgias in Washington ?[N. Y. Mirror, 17th.
WEATHER IN EAST MMISsoarIPPI.- The PauldingClarion of the 14th inst. says :
We have had a return of regular winter weatherduring the present week. A killing frost fell onWednesday night, and the ground froze to the depthof half an inch. Thursday night it sleeted in goodotyle, the sleet remaining on the roofs of the housesuntil nearly 12 o'clook yesterday. The fruit is allsupposed to be killed-so too with the forward gar-dens, while we hear planters who have corn in theground talk of plowing up and replanting.
THE DRED SCoTT DcstIONw.-The Abolition jour-nals, after heartily abusing " the scoundrels" of theU. S. Supreme Court, are rapidly coming to the con-elusion-that big scoundrels as they are, they haveonly decided that a negro isnot a citizen of the Uni-ted States. As evenin New York, we have been de-ciding all that for years, by refusing to let negroesintermarry with oar children-have kept them off guarjuries and militia-kicked them out of railroad cars,churches, grave yards and free schools-why callJudges scoundrels for legally coarrying out our own
ractical decisions? Nevertheless, the Court will bedenounced as bah-room politicians, and as a set ofocoundrel:, just as bitterly as ever. [N. Y. Express.
TaE ART•IAN WELL.--The new bore has reachedthe depth of 760 feet, and is progressing well. Theimprovements inimplements and machinery suggestedby the experience of Maj. Welton, with the use ofsteam power, have facilitated operations to a rare pro.gress far beyond what was effected in the first well.Bit one drawback or delay of any importance has oc-curred, which was the breaking of a chisel in the wellsome two weeks since, occasioning some difficulty,which has now been removed.
The discharge from the first well continues inquan-tity and quality as we have reported, and in additiono a pipe supplying the Charlesotn Hotel, an accom-nodation pipe has been fitted to a pump and treoughtn Meetiog street, a few steps above Wentworth street,and promises great benefit. It has been found thathorses soon become fond of the water, and the opin-ion of liverymen and others interested is,that it is pe-culiarly wholesome for them. It has also been foundto be advantageous water for household purposes, andespecially for washing and bathing.Can we not have a cheap or public bath house for
the ensuing summer?-[Charleston Courier, 21st.
IN AT TaE Dl:ATs.-The late Josiah Sears pridedIlmsell upon never having paid money to lawyerslturing his life. The lawyers are congratulatingthbemselves,however, with the hope of realizing some-thing by his death, for they find his will so looselydrawn aas to furnish endless questions for the courts.Some dozen different versions of it are already asg.gestel. One lawyer suggests that Mr. Sears has leftthe profeesion a vested estate. It is calculated thatif the so, lives to be fifty years of age, and if thewishes of the testator are in every respect carried outtie property will amount at the time to 20,fl-00,000.The son can. at no time of his life, receive more than$10,000 a year out of the income. [Boston Journal.
SIIaaLrTAi:tI.-lIn tihe police court yesterday, be-fate Judtge Rulell, Samuel W. Gray and lrs. PhilanUpham were brought up to answer to the charge ofmutrder, upon the complaint that they feloniously as-e.alited Joselbine Augusta Gray, by inflicting uponhler suntdry cold shower-baths, by force and violence,and by t:itening her limbs to a board, thereby stopping the circulation of the blood, and causing death.lihxed iu this manner she had to lie perfectly straight,being unable to move either her hands or arms in anydirection. This instrament of torture is non in thetands of the police. The father states that he was
directed by the " spirits ' to inflict ptunishment uponthe child. He is a moat upwards of fifty years old,aud has been employed as a lamp-lighter by the cityof South Boston. Mrs. Upham isabout the same age.
[Boston Atlas.
The.lhride of Emile de Girardin, the late editor ofthe l'rais Presse, does not seem to be burdened withtoo much clasic lore. Hler husband recently took herto the theater to witness the represaentation of" Zaire." The lady was so much pleased with the
tlaiy that she requested her husband to introduce herto the author. " That's easy enough," replied he,leading her politely in Iroat of a bult of Voltaire.
Abernethy was sent for by an innkeeper who had aaquarrel with his wife who had scored his face withher nails so that the poor man was bleeding and muchdisfigured ; Dr. Abernethy, admonishing the olfender,soaid-" Madat, are you not ashamed of yourself totreant your husbalmnd thus-the husband, who is theheard ot'all-your tead, mnadai, in toct ?"" W5ell, doctor." fiercely retarnell tlhe vi:age, " and
may I aot scmtch my own hata,l"
Ta Srsswu cs~ be t13tstdetr ad aby s4,witoes:
tasdtq the at Thee.tars wale s le at -~y8 eOeMdO mtedld h
aenitme sry eh54Sn .ticka was e dgta taUn se a keg ttdick, ,. rarher biphg Ma.
the efthepa psa&.bbIakeeP. siya bat o a w ftm)IIthe fp exactl benath the cell of the sersi 4ils+~
nothe Ja. f tie eetree, but abttle sepel ia tiy eanuead Inthe water. The serpet, uma s i the aLdze bythe crooile made the water by Italhlinae.orostrum Wiilklds mriaadsldn~lasPbaddof his di. hlejlhIeiridslegs, asdby
n fief i rich The wa sinthe blcpd, af bo4 OU W.Uwaite fitoyed. They u overaaadIfr
eb na a decidepl
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the bausta of thac"eee fIse as sat tha. im tothe sene of the ight, shook tbs. Uihh of ithset,ottered p yl eand gain frtoksdabouL. At the end ofteo minntes. silence began to coea era teeessne.The folds of the serpent e to be seCd, andthough they were towasteg sltog the heekthbsebd
stll, anndthoughg out the tofhlie ack -ble, t was evidenttht be, oaetiwso dued. Themoon.ke, now parched blaif en the Mleartru, lct to.the' dead zadlee, uU- lnsd lt madB
semed to be hoanr t a short of d l cum.tu~an renieeInma~n slhseedo laat.Ea oton from the edge-of th.leke at th~aa,He wos totefly. onpmpead, aed eelkekudk hha a.
Hrmt s4. bewasNnfsrtyoippirali add fig'
Hosenso mat $i,'Poa,ifdl a A~~ y .Add~s, ar Yadkee-Add~n,(i (bt~I 1ehis :aeriu-aug:a~h Psnueeete fae be ihe-aeia
s.pla in bi
the sodtence
comedirs and geetotehut the test of tpe-and s awat ameni'tospeak- what the anther sel. Aesoaeera -s. At#;
you hinentended to reprove see fee seatathetagewritten or Iftn(da' &enteauthari"'a ar ot i" !?4
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s allarta of -the hoes- tbsaathse0^-."wehttp thea fthor".'-f we dten't Majson4eMthecauiOr" '-g on Ad sins"-"g +s~h
et w ttaedandl Uspey Wee ao Jlo pen.
"Whowe th sot thor v aird !lam erred ot-With a coolnsa ees
lited-'John P. Addema'' 't." ea lo-The audience were fora moment denatndedlhq*
A mhoetylaugh anteed, nd turned tdin aooAddoias.'JnP -da" : ~ Speaking of difcculty In musteal et m tieq ,e
to'mind an anecdote of Dr. ,Jobneen. A woDitLettantt dwelt with ouch aethtam opo thediefolty ofexecation e a certanree -
Dil Icultdid nseay,*? "t unpitwere ioeg-Bsibe," roughlyroned theti" e Beaef"
-JoNq m ouoR Thio it, practice ~ohIwlobhtinfootholdi any court whore the jodge e•.o ot otgood hmorad, and to which teod' opaoct .h t to he.spctat oootied, the. It.i, howeoover, oaootok ohfor, aeooy oho.,,, levto t0 the o&we M y a ,andmooi p ito joty 1 iOthe. o whoen th Jadaes itakes a pat It. IL
A tof thinskd trnpted h RBatord Btlth9 Cotterdoy. Col. Find, ttdaefodingesprhortom the]b.ledo-wa about to snod to the Work-lIodo;' wnted to Pnow sat tuse woldb., sincet that toattiftoti wa. a fltl4t'ot iodt h ,ohad to bdidtogd to Ltook. om fo ew. T•b 3 od uoe-:nied that to be the m., The Cdlooel ailed his oto.o 0 ..reportto that eteit in the.city papeor. lThe $ardeoird,
Why, you don't pretend to believe all theoeoyper rep"otsay, do Ton 'We wem not prenmat thep to, butt e hott tmod mM the
court in general grinned attbtamark msa Hest ratetent. I Ifwhad been thbre we mightL, p m, h g too, pro dsvm-the remark had hobeen toade ay one bht Othe prtooddtlgjd.Not that the uoertiot of A jdge, either injokeh r to sont, cojoimpugn our veracity as t reportr more than that of cyotypermo, hbut beeaet the uttemtcd of as thoadb ooe a. frokg, Wo eo hetd a poe ou the beooh ofjootm. wtn oMdlty inf .-tioofgood toast. Should h hoot a poOottjoke ho-after, we truot he will tpase the rportrs,
The Recorder, however, oertouslt asserted oat tho reportoes.wer wmong in stating th.i tie sixty dthdaohis were made oeaccounoof thoe.owded tteof, the Work.houo Hetoo yotheywere dlomiaod from tmetve of humanotty, eta It's het aoetL .matter one wasy or the other, but Col. Fao, othe ChtefaPo.lice, wai our authority; and yetteday he oared a othat theinformatw he g•ae t wae porfeaety co t.
RNoACs D.-A coffee-house at the corner of Marras street and Caoomdasit walk, wu fod top ato early heonyesterday morning It had evidently boss -oped and ro asacked by thieves, ftoa a voer and a 0lot l0 0 d bIale hodeteu taken away.
FIRST DzoItsro CoGwT.-Nicholka Beck was jw-terday tried for the murder of his wfe. in the Third DtetootiSeptember last. The wife ded, a was Suppooed, from ordit -ary ititons, buhot afterwards, owing to repot oOththe had diedfrom brutal bhtnlgs tnlited hby her husbaOnd. the body wates-boated nd asubmitted to the opecttion oft coromn al jry. Thediscovery of oa bruioes on the body, led to the oaret d to n.diltmet of the hsoband formurder. Yesterday, howevar, theevidence failed to thow that Oboe botieh wreo the loonsefdeath, and Beek was disbharged.
RoCORDER o STH'S COURT-Pat Coudck, chargedwlth au htting his wife Ellettand cu
tting her with a khgs w
yesterday fined $1 and mode to give hond tohe do ho.band for the oext six mouths. ElmtleLafot wor'ftld 510 Orradog a mwoa Ramptrt trt. M. O'Hraws flond 6 forputting ttthe lights in the St. Charle thoeter.William Caotdy, fto steaing two shirt, was daametd vd
grant, and sentto the Work-houo Jmtes Leon ard0 for stea-
ing five eggs from Jtme CoOd' grocerOoy store, wo oalto senttothe Workhouse. Dtiet Pehes, charged with teaoingeggafrom Matthew Martin on the ltovet, we discharged.The followog partieos w arraigned on aoidadlh an. dsok-
etd• for future exootmotooJohn Fsonoegoe, chga d by Joh Lynoa with maiming hby biting h tilo nearly off, and giving him a punohing anddorwing a long shot ao him, at the corner of FPooherGlrod streete. Boelqeoelotd, Og0.William Fetteer, charged by oioar Hooter with steD t adowen spoon at the ir ou Prdido street, on Tuesday aftero• o--tha spoone being foPM d in his peooolon. Balo gtivn to appsaron te 4tth proxtmo.Henry Porter, charged by Charoto Booea with enteroin hbthboue on Yillere strmtt dutring hi absence o the 90b toat, oddisturbing the teeo therein, by vtllifyitg his ftitytby itde-ernt and obscene lmnguage. B0ll given to appear aoton oth.C. H. Woysath, ciharged with giving oficer Eugene DupMt bablow in the back of the head with a hammer, at the corner oftaroone and Perdido streets. Bail given to appear on thothproximo.
thotot Htngo, charged with wonnogg Michael Du~y in thethed by a blow with a gleas decanter, in t Tehoopetouot streto,
coiffeehonoe Bal given tt appear on the 4th.Matthew Lncdh, charged with steaing a droy worth ht0 Ott
the premiset of Catherine Sullovan, at the cooher of Tommoo aw.Johnason trebts.Mtrs. Fanny Graham ah d Beotlo Lbtot, chargod with shame-
fully ssnulltog, itosultiog, abtusing, ang004 toiig toMry Hottat her residenee o Howabed street. Bail given to appar on the0th proximo.Henry MtGilI, charged with maiming owtter Henry H., by
biting ti finger so wbay ts to tdreter te tol probable, whe he -pilted hh updrunk on GirodotLeet. Sont toprtoo io dtottlt
Palrick MN astmar . hargeod with wounding Charles Jaeobhwith attehet ad stone, wto dicharoged.RECORDER FArBR'S CouRT.-George Tinhlam wa
ommltteid for trial in the First District Court, yaeteoy formnytlem nd assault and battery oil James Donoras. rwhilt theyvere fellow-prisoners in the lock-up ofewl ights agor The may.hem con: oded in bitig off one of Donoven'o ears.Mrlei •o•bin, olcharged wit forcibly taking poseion et . -geue chlnger' premotois on Tremo trteet, ato Rose Allh.,cbihrged with feloniously retaining $3. which oo of her euo-tomear at her oote-staud gooo her to hnge, wm diohuogkd;and to wa Ga rret Nuget, charged with stoiogeogar oni the
Tboi:nmas O'ra was sent to the workhouse fot three mootht ibehlg considered too dangooous to run at large.
Roco0DoR SOLOMoN'S CotRT.--Nioholas Prieti-atdFrederick Borgh, wero yesterday examined on a charge of ho-log stolena lot of vatlables froon i•otuel LI,ra' resideneo. atth comer of lotpo and HBlkory streets, on the 8St ilot. Ther,wts uo evidence aogaois ,them, and thoy were discharged.
J. Modiol to basldt ot a charge ofselliog quor to ooavo Ihio fotluo-huooo ol the l ne, Boodar the Baryocho.
Owen Ht00 atre P0t nono, foo i1sti0 dthriving, tnd •ho'ltlor and totino totddto, for ottto pilfoeritg, oo~loodt10tch. Mrs. Whiteait finedv for rdfuoing to proyote ho ban ho-
tod, after holonlg him arreted on a chogoe of otitohotr todtearing hor lothes,.
Dominogo Sauot two aOcuyd oo having aostot ited P. Stombhrg,oDeputy Stotot Comntotldon.o, ohilst in the dltlobtot of hisduty. A warrant wasioued.
Arrivals at the Protclpal totelo Yeetool•oo .
ST. CHARI.FtS....G D Cook. Daniel Onter, Kyt JerkMarks, Byooo Soro: t Opt Teompletoo. N o; Wytm Yonne, •• ;H Otlivier, Mi. Oy liovr, W aoto. Hy, 0 0ell., thClea Clnnoo.SSo: Poraothveus Woo n.oo ',: 0 o ttookir and tlot. New York,J trictltlet, Oolt, ttilO .l0; CPas tintocr. Po; C Spoooeo ard0.d4, Cott; Johon 01t fily tod son, bl00,0 ery Otty ret , Mi.tlary ruenet 10 M Porter, Mobilo. Robert itreonwothk. N 0;
ho'l' Btent, Louisvlle, Oo U .Xrro o exao Ootloerr.o K LaWm' V 0 Keav and bo, •o: ot lu, Jeo tIardingt Pkhladeolp hie James D Stewartt, Mite; Mist S h EdwLtotloor Whdw-ards, Lo , d C Finey, isHton Rout,; Dr H O ROteot.
Labe Providence: W W Jeuklmns and tdy-, St Mary 'l' Rot 'll0i, M.; Wm •it and ,aughoter. Teas0 AL Toho O Issu;d W Puler ,, tgla E frfedel, r. .So LoUio; Goo W Pot..MIs; l)r A G rotolhbl, Iron o ouotain; J \V Gro.n, Ws.CITY ...Wt torioe Red river; J J Choambero., wife, c ,o0nd er00 .0 t, 0 xa.0 ; Mieo Sallie •ib,oobhe. Va: Johen N JaTeI0I; OB Sohkates M.oobilt Goito. Rtodoe; Thot ClaimntoL•Alt-t drio. lf; Tho' B o l•o00 0,,0 i laody, Lo Pr•o•ooeo:E M Stektlr,leo N to 1t Blo. W Oilock, Chester. 1I: W Wmth, lob ; HH o HLthe. L; 't'lo Ctrlt, Coorovtll t LW.0o; S1 DlOrakeoan ooo la d, Mii: 0 lewte, J ilt ell antt ildy,.tlrumcl John Irlolr,lt. W C etIc-he W L. arot. Peterj treloto. i)0 N ila0tir, t000 ,li rtto•-•, L,; Mtis •y1o togtio000 100.0'o? ltSJk0OoolD S Stare, Ae