8DZXCET_ OY.iX , .A~t *k 'Q tJlAN NON"

miti, Iliif.h L Oli Po wor I orya

Ross. d4 JI EAN ARtTarl_ t uoul 0 O epes ppa1 Q518".-a

BE NDVAL & JC . O, NOTE Doohog, Brokot., IS street, xO. sll.

PEA.U HI ATT ENEYS.ANDAW0NS."Ct7 5 O ?tNR 7B,* OSALUS e STAL

WINOS, ISANOIN, PRESESV.C md r uanperra ea.a.Wn end 21 Frot Levar

etc. a , No. IBC,,C B.l

.trO l sbooeth l'oOM o ERf~; RI~gA" , Roysl

/50t 0.R COCOCO. J. P~ COEALER S INSTALV Fa~y Goot"of u #Wdy darner Oolnmm a nd

Tokaphoulos streets.

MILVURE .l WIN., WUNDIRSAL ORNbERS'odDEAltIR To S, LIQ NUORSt0Tom AC ANDes

COLOR-AT L b.a ,, .,, LOCmiunIOIZ nyspat, over the Pat-Oiles.

fees. N. oo rrwgx war. F ovaw anCIGARS, corner ofCC Cowl S.Ne Iev* stCCOCO, Now Or.loam.. Jolly

AtwtLJ. DTAO. 0e Anf 1. DT oe.

JYAN & CO., WHOLBBALI GROCERS, CORNERof Grater, Volume anbd New Levees treets. 22211

CICKNSoNrS. DNoLCCo,,GE..EORAL CORNERs lop, FPmnrdlog sn teeoiving Merchants, and Deaaean

InWestrn ProdPce sod BOISIOC lSPoydooaet. d4lTD . .ERO0 & CO. J. JI. DiALERCS IN CARPET.

ICge, Ott Cl otlt..et., AC. ll4Isooel Soot.fWIGSCT. EDMIU P., ATTORNEY AND

ICOUNSELLOR-AT.LAW, Nat oi l poootl, Cth o'Al-semploe.La. 111 raotes I, th parishes.CP' m i,

Lotoorchs, TCrrCRonnCCCd SI. May. Refnto W. OG. Hewe,

Rls. , to.0. S rlkSltsur A Co.; Ho, 0. Voaohlaoa Boo. 2.

E 1ORaNTJL BLEsSEcIY o Coo. DEbALERS INEPRODUCE AND NERCIRANDIBE .TT POoh, Rosloersbirits TurAd.Cian LCosd sC& Od e No. 91Yageslae street, New brlana lal am

INLEYL. A.,TOCK, NOTE AND BILL BROKER,U No. g St. ChliCO. 1lt0.R

SUIaoooso SOtip, Lsod WeuMotCOIec., psrcCIOddSICOC.

F sT & CO..u, DRALERB IN( BOOTH, BHOSS, BRLO-cans, Hat. Cem af., No. 10 Magalne street. -LT.J. F FACTOR COMNISSION ANDGt bIWR YDGLtANT, RNo. t61 Common s0eet.

GQOI? $d W4S3 LERS IN FLOUB14-Boor LCESlot,. lllU 26 0 HOD. F., WHOLRSAC.C AND RETAIL

Poooy AcICol., SOno Canaloond Bt. LChoC..

GIAJSEL & J.MII oN. ISPLE AND FANCY DE-Goods of dlrrrr Importotloo. No. ld Osartrea street

E. 25IN HAkDWARE,, .6ITLERT, SIC, no.. N Es..sisbt al40 Orov.r soltoot.

H IE &C"" URN GROCERS AND DEALERSrs IN WESTERN PRODC~ No.. 14 Noo Lroo oodl4

TahoreIBwEstIIStlODU oHf 1745.HI'OWiLL a, K., ATTONNET.AT.LAW, NCe. 6

HAR 81. .IDEALBBS IN GROUCEIES,DRI~db0, CH1 3MICALCBi PAPER, *to., TI and 79 Taoo.pltooles street

NA, GLASS, EARTHEN WASR, etc., 99 Canal St..YABON, 1•EO W al Co. SHIPPING AGENTS-- AND COMNF ION )ESRCHANTS, 82 Camp at.

[ []YD •IOODRZICH, JEWELE•S, ower anli1 s Rgl Streets.

-MAf , A. JIULIUS-C-OLLE C T OR, H OUSE-SBroker trod Geral Newsnpopr Agent, ere still to be

ZIGi at No. 22 Soms•rchilIae.-Parties having COLLECT.IONS to omake, HOUSES to sell or rent, SLAVES to hire, ete,,or persons widhbnSto ADVERTISE in sy of the Louisiana ofMiWfsidsiPi neorsno or to SUBSCRIBE for any of the Ame.

lan or FOrein ltsLray Jotlrn, will be promptly and faith.Iully es red byeasllinrs N6.2 Commerial p1lce. sell lyTONES, MPAICJ. RAILR d& Co. S HIPPING

.OA and CoER55IO Merchants, No. 4l Go.,ris street,New 1.lens]EAIINY A.LIFRED, COMMISSION MERCHANT.Deder in ime, paintes, Window GOlas, Cement, Englih,

PittsburganE Penscola Fire Bricks, etc., etc,, No. 72 M.11sde treeo. 517

J. R. 116•/.. - . ., MARK. eG . R. MA Kt.L| mA 6iARER, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW No. 18 Co-

merieal Pice, New Orleans, my4

I EYIVOl•tOI.. J., DEIALERS IN STAPLE ANDFancy Dry Goods. corner (anal and RoBrb, Etreets.ANDIS JOSEPH dl Co.. COMMISrSION MER.CHANTA AND I)EALERS IN WESTERN PRODUCE.

No. 3 Tchoupoiilao street.L AVELL]E 5 C.. ATTORNRY.AT-LAW NO. 18

Exchange Paces, oppEsi the Post-Odse, New drlIens.NEll ly

L• REUTON d BAIU.Ht[', CLOTHIERS, corn000r ofCanal and St. ('haurh streets.

SI RICH WS. S. d& Co. COTTON FAC-L TONb AND COMLSION MERCHANTS, No. 2I Old

-/[ALLErTT, JOSEPH, COMMIlSSION RKCEIV-lug i nld Forwarding Merchant and General Steamboat

Agent, So. ElP Froth street, will pay strict atntention to any busi-,ns entrustd to him and guarantees sat Efaction n all cases.

ljaoI2 lyk/IOoDY, S. N.,SIHlR'S, GENTIEMEN'S FURNISH

ingOorn jsnd F'ancy Articles, corner Canal street anderhOnOEe PI,,--.

.MOIU W, G. 1ilI.FSALE DRUOGTST, OILS,Pl•tnt. Per umrNry, etc., N. 12 Magazine street.

NIOIEAU , T. H.. 151 Roal street corner of Toolouse,LI LADIES' ANDI GENTLE'MEN'S IANCY ARTICLESAND PERFUM'CRY SITORE. J2t

]MEYi , Itl. Ii..* 1 Caomp street, WATHMAILEKANID D]AL-R IN JEWELRY. GOLD PENS, FANCY

ARTICLES AND WATCHES. All jewelry artocl•s repairedat moderae prtees. mr1

cllhapge place, adjoinin the Pot-nOce.M U U O S A N D ,S A T I ON E S T, XE .

-•?INB]SE. A. C•c., MEN'S AND BOYS' CLO-THING, of .all sies and qalities, wholesaleoad retil,

or5er of GrE 1er and MagaEne streets.

NORTON. ALEX. & CO., GROCERS. Nos. l aondPoydraS street, c0rn.r or Fulton. mtl

CIIOLS, It. F., IMPORTER AND DEALER IN'Wne, d rxndi., FruPits, etc., No. SO Camnp street.

a. e nAw~is, r.'J. co RSa•;.O AKEY. HAWKIINS CO.5

COT'ON FACTORSSand Commlsion Merchants, No. 48 Carndelet street.s8 ly

IILhHER GOORDH.ICH & Co. COTTON FAGTORS ANtCOMMISSION MERCHANTS, 40 C.rondt-

l Strr.et. eorn.. of Union street, up stairs, ollydlw

lrKIN. RI. C Co., IDEALERS IN CLOTHING ANDFURNIIING GOODS, No.S 7 Campstreet. a27 ly

B OBlNON dl CO., H. M., WiHOiESAIE AND RE-tLtail Gtoear--SteamboSt and family supplies, No. I Eod 58

Common street.

IU ILLY P. • •E.. DEALERS IN SILKS AND FAN•1 CT DRY o000DS. No. 126 Canaltreet. .9

iES.•' J. M., &Co., DEALERS IN tHARDWARE,L etc., Front street, between Oreeter and Natehez streets.

EBRMES d IILL, ATTORNEYS-AT.LAW. No. 44U Camp stree, corner ,laler,. New Orlel•s. m2l ly

`,T WART, CHARLES A., DEALER IN FINE)ad Faoholooabl FurnEiure, Noe. 171 and 178 Canal sHoeet.

ECANLAN & CO. D. P., DEALERS IN MILLI-Lery rod Fine Fancy Dry Goodis, Nos. 12 and 14 ChsrtrE.Street.

. w. .HAW. w. w. saHw. J. r. DnRA.

.HAW. O. V., & Co., COMMISSION AND FOR-? WARD'ING MERIdHANTS, No. 24 Poydru street. NewOrleans. my8

HAW, F.ANIK Jr. dCo., OOS•ISSIONASDF. FORWARDINGE MHLRIANTS, AND DEALERS INWESTERN PRODUCE, No SI Tchopitoula Street. o18 ly

QY`IENSANER Fs.l Coo. FA.HIONABE CUDLO-STHING, FUINISHING GOODS, TRUNKS, CARPET

BAGS, etc., Ne 35 C•p street.tICKlS CO. DRUGSiB, MEI)ICINIE, SURGICAL

A7INSTRUMENTS, etm., wholesle and retail, No. 88 aod90 Can street, a9 ly

S AIK, SIAUIFF IL & o., H A R SI W A R ,I IRON, etc., No. 64 Canal street, Agents for PSa

e.' yaw

Mill,. ES)Ip

OTEEL. J.. ... BOOKSELLER AND STATIONKEPko N0.111Oamp street.TODD, S. DM., CO.. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

I DEALERS IN PAINTI'SOIIS, PAINT MILLS, WIN-DOW GLASS, BRUSHES, and Colors of all kinds, S90 Mga-sdn strseet. s1 ly

YTnY LO ER.EWEILLT. IiPORPER AND DgALJi er in ine Wines end Liquors, No. IIT R',yal xtreet.UINEN 51GEO. H.., PRINTERS' WARE.iiOUSE,

No. 195 Poydr street, (beotween Camp and St. Charlestreets,) New Orleams. aEI lyEtOORHSIESGBoISlM lT CO., COMMISSIONV AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, II Tchoupitoulstreet.•-•AOL iF, N., IMPORTER AND GENERAL COMDOIS-

, ion Merchi•t, 95 tiemI stre0st, New

rO e a n

s.

a

TRJGHrT dl CO)., J., DEALERS IN PATENT MEOGI-Slues, Drougs, PerfumerytoY, etc., etm., N. •I1 and 51Cast-

ares street,-WEIT HT, ALoIN dl CO. COTTON FACUTORS

1Exd CONOMISSIOS MEROHALNTS, No. 110 GraOSei1Seet, New Orlean,. JE24 l

W IEIELO(K E. 16. .HEALER IN DRUGS, MIDAIclue, Ptent, oi, etcOs, No.S43 MTSIline street.OOIEAN,O. 0., IMPORTER AND DEALER INDroo emon edlo•,,F P ten Mediolnes, Paint, Oils, ate.,

orner AmNnDA nTAa'tretV IT'oer HUoS. L., OKSEtLLERt AND .. .." S tloner \o. 105 :,annl street.

yttTr wrtsoS I'nnsh ItsPP de L -11' a. FOYKOT, Now Ur [tarts

IXTILRON.

PODSiOYl ! L3. COTTON FACTORSAND 005500501ON MERCIIANTS, 46 Carondes0tre.t,

New Oleans. 2sO ly

EIATRESESIAN. J. &i BRO.[ IMPORTEI1R AND,EALER0S ISN ARD)WARE, UTLER, tc., careerI gax sr o l Commo0n ttreets.

IS cases Pnmes in s ure, nrrted sira

20 cass (beean Yea., I. half enld proud cone;:

2o 0ease PYllrved Mlulvolmx, bull and whoal;110 cases ("p., in oil;N) quarter casks Burgrjundy Port;40 quarter Ntog; Reig;bl) quarter cask; Shesrryz10 quarltr 01nd eight0 esksI Made11 Wine;1PA eightlh raxkr Sherry;ti) "'Its Fum,0h I00,Holb4,II, bids White 1111011at Sauterne;4O clot Swo" A ibsynthe;u

:iu 6case Turlmt Verm~outh.

Fnr, alby URby AIAA, CONIAGE.R & CO.,01 f20 C 0 1111)0)e srest.

UOiC]WS'1'SiCt do ZACOLAREIti-NO. R 5 FOITJJSTREET, ANSI NO.36 FULTON STREET.-WI .1111reapecctively cull attention to our establishment, Nos. I Front and

36 Fulton streets, where we are prepared at all times to furnishh

COPPER. TIN ANc1S SHEET SOtON WORK, BRASS RANT-INns, BNLAC3IEITH INO, ot1. E.ac01 m1mber of the fio,givingu his petouall attentionto each defarrtmalt, we can o~or

a 1Perl1r ilidu0rne.l i to parties dealing with us.

Our factilities tr furnishinig the ~olowinog work are not our.pasosedy evIIOI,1oihSh011 M 11 S .

COPPRE, TIN AND SHEET IRON PIPES;B SSINSEO, EREECESNOS"

FIRE 15D), ASH PANG;STILLS WORMS

OLitoERRSO, ,jUICE BOXEECLARlFYING KETTI.FS

HEATERS, 111., 111.Attached to o1r establishmInt we have a glIolal Furnishing

$tore, 11here 1ll Cri 1 requisite for STEAMBOAT, PLANTATION ANSD I1),0US CSE may Se found.

p0:MPS.-WIolbhibl'le Safe) ly5105 Pump. S. . RussiFare P1'0. Cos1t Ito,,, Ilootl d Copper Forle and Ift Pampa.

STEAM) IAUGEO.-S101E1'l 01 Vacuum 1 nd St111m O11,1new article, shnurnll the highest polar to which stems may otim er ariddrn isTlNilAR' atrGue01111111 cridlduo'iSb. I re. 5011115n'. W~lls G~toa.

ChaIRg Disles, Rock11s;Dish 01101)1, Jolly and CISe Monlds;

Codes1 )1d Ta UroC, Soup Turels ;Pyllmids, l"d other Wrse of all varieties.

Together with as llt nd 1hest Iron CooL 55ve1; 1 Wohhg lndIroning aod It1 o 1011es; PFoop Oabin end Parlor Stoves; Sol-amlalder and I,111111 Stove1 ; Dek StO .I etc.; Forpges; FireBas ets;11ucket Wrenches; S111m Whimlood VOIR Pld :r aglotlol; Orate B)e; ; R01t1h1t Dliii. ; Hos ; BrlO,CyollndSi0 Bibb SO1p andCoupling CoeIs; 01ongo ad o PRo A

Nut. 35 Front and 36 Fulton strePtl.Sole AgMoot.for Sehb1Ir', 0te).m lnd Valcuum 0111es ; SIs-

to.ot Wtr Gaglle; 0. P. Kws'.,irb Pulops; lnd 10. W.0c55to P lull1s' Pl0os liea"I, au'l 0iG)0 Bla. suoly

NE ODAILY __

PUBLISHED EVERY DAY. SUNPAY EXCEPTED, $BY ,N1o•hO I D3, A .0o . s-

STREm.-

VOLUME X. THURSDAY MORNING, JnnNE IJ S 18861 NUIM1I

SEA-GOING VESSELS.TEXAS AND MEXICO.

o roil on TRURBDAY, Jnoe 8th at 8 o'ellk A. M... Ma.. O giM•E •t 5W•AJISSU~p WO -uFO R B RA SANTIAGO .ia Gal-

vtI antod Indanioola--U. 8. Mail LIne.--The noewbon soaolnshIp iGeneral Ru k, Thos. Forbes,.ommadondor, willl abhove, panetolly. Folr froigt orpoa..s, hlving elegant stato-room aeoommodoaton, apply to

RARRISO MORGAN 00 CO.fotof J litsrest.-rrelght wll be o.taken for Broin hantageo, but none for

Oaloeston and Indianood.Shlpers will Pleaf provide them..el.e with the teoamero 'form of blls of ldg. Noother will be signed. Jelo

To nIl on SUNDAY June 21., at8 A. M.R.edued Rate to Oalveton-CaUdn Pasoge, 80, Meals In.

eluded,BOUTHERN STiAMISHIP COM-

__ _ PANY--For Oalveon and lotegnrdo Raoy-Alv ndgU. S. Mall L1ne.--Tie .. perior eopperedd cop.-

per f0lead toamohlp Mexioo, J. Y. T.awle, commander,w.ill sel as above. For freight or passage, having elegantaecommodations for 10f en erno . a ply too

HARRIS, MORORAN OUO., foot of Jolia street,opposite the ;teamshl Landing.

ihippers will please provide Ihemselves wih the steam-er'0 ormo Bills of la'ding. None other ill be siglned.

IThe steoamships of thi line will herealfter o y lighter-ae on goods from powder Horn to Iavaca Jel

Will al l every SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY.NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS-

OPEIOUSAS RAILROAD AND VANDER-BIILT STEMSPHIP LINE via RERWICK'S

BAY. THROUGH IN 24 HOURS.he Itemsohip OGalveston. David Wilon. commander,

ll leave the termlnnoof the Rod, o above, upon the arrialof the Moronng Train for Galveton, direct.The Boat etoneetlni with the Train leaves the Ferry Land-

lug oplposite Jreon Square, et 7 o'clOck A. 3M.For passage throe h to lalveston, apply at the RallroadOgBce, oorner of St. Peter and Levee tree.ts, oppoilt. Jckson

roeght for Galveston by this ines will be token at theOmp ' Landing, oot Loo Stret. at o0 seamship o".es

oll f do 1.A. B. . VIea Prefident.

NEW VON K.To sail on TIIURSDAY. the lSth Inst,. t 8 o'clok A M.

lFOR NEW YORK DIRE-T - THE_ 1__1 elegant steamsohip Daniel Webster, Jere-

n imth Smith. commander, will sll a ohbove. Forfreight or passage, havling superor acecmmodauon for oablnand steerage paeehger•, appliy tood. C. ToPPLp TON, 76 Camp street.

--Rats o" Pasage--C bi .................................................. 081)00Steerage... ....................................... 2000Jel3

- AYRE.

FOR HAYB.E--THE AI VRRY FA ST SAIL-lOg splendid American shiol REoklandY, RichardBrown, master Is now loading oad.will have lrome,

dietsepath.or frelgt ofl611 hale eotto0 , ap70 toJONES, MACKINDER & CO.,5 O,,lorot.

For paossage, hevnlg uperioreoeommodatione for 0abin andlteeraolg pasOero,o apply to tshe e•p01n on board, Post 26,First Di.0 rih . Jel

FOR HAVRE.--TE Al FAST SAIINGA oAmerican ship R.okaway, Cal. Lufkino, oIsow loading and will have quick dIopatoh. For

f t 00 bales cotton, apply toJ. P. WHITNEY A CO.. 35 Carondelet street.

Fpr int."e, apply to the captain In board. ray 2BORDEAUX.,4 , FOR BORDIAUX--THE Al BARK M•

Willamson, S. Iealoow. master, hving all he,rgo engaged. will meet wltb dispatch. For pao-

0age h, inolg 00, .comoouolatooni, ply on hb0 rd. or toJell 0011. W. TYNSON A C,, .. 9, 2 smoolrset.

LIVERPOOL.• ] FORLIVERPOOL-THE Al FAST SAIL-

l ga American ship GraOlllte State, Capt. Weeko,now loading, and will have immediate dislpatch.

o fee t of 2D00 hd4. tobcco. a ply toJ. P. WHITNEY C:O., 35 Caroadelet sL

For pasaoge, apply to the eaplaln on board. JlO,

o FOR LIVERPOOLD-TIE Al FAST SAIl.-Iln Aderican shin Carlsek, Stipheel, master, willloeet with dispatch. For freight or paosage, apply

00 board, or toJo3 J. i. ASIIHRIDGI A CO., 1s1 Common st.

'i FORLIVERPOOL-THE Al VERY FASTsaiilng American ship Agnes, o..lnoes, m slter. ixnowoloading and will Ihave veryqsick dipaoth. For

eFi01,1 tobec1 o or l001 bales cotton, apply toJOsEI, MACKINDER A Cp., 01 GrOvler st.

For pa0g0 , having fine 0ccemmodations, apply to the cna0ain o board,, my27

FOR LIVERPOOL-TRE Al FAST SAIL.yg il5g Amoero anship 1eone, FSloo m1ter, . is now

rwol oing and will hove i quodine dispatch. For00f51 0 bales oltton, p.l ply to

J. P. WHIIT'YY & CO., 36 Crondelet at.For lpssge .nppy ho the em1t in on board. my1L

t FOR LIVERPOOL---T10 A FAST SAIl.log American 0lhip OegorSe. Sloster, ma1er, itnow loading o,,d wlll Ilthe quiclk di1p1t1l. . Fo,f Irleght o0 501. 1e00otton1, 0p1 to

.1. p.NWHINEY &CO..S Corondilet 0t.For oooeoog ,nolv to th, eapt0,n on board. "olO

C A)IZ.g FlUE CADIZ-PASSAI;E ONLY,-TIIE veryK1!fa t ,alingU American ship Venire, Capt. Whhmwn,

hav p.g all her cargo engaged and olsp n tnrd, willmmr dspath.thFor puassage, havin superior me"

commod446. 0, apply othoe exfn on board6 orjIl JONES, HACK Y1DLES A CO.. 9Il401( 'tr M.

PHILADELPHI A.

Tea" fn a few days.N FOR PHILADELPHIA - RRI4PLAR

Tine-Th e Al lot 4lNi,,g clipper bark Deno.IRelly, l:orhon, ma1ter, havin most of bet car-

go 411,44 and 1 n b1,r1d,61 i1 ll b4 e IdispUthe. as .11461. Fofreight of I basm 1otton, ap.ply to

F0. W. K YNAON A CO., 52 Csmp treol.For passage, having supolo 1r commod4ltis, bothl ,bin

and steerage, epl'h mt the capbtin on board, Poet 20, PhutrDistrict.- j1

-- FOR PHILADELPHIA - PEIICI.ARTillI-Th. Al No. ,lil,,g bob 11,Dllls Kelley,Cotolt. raw.maser, having n~early all her cargo eng,.ged,

w( vu oiK disp,,I,. Cor bahaoee of freig, h or passage,applyto UelMl GRO.W. HYNSON KCO.. CIII, C I.

FOR BOSTON.Sells on SATURDAY NIGHT, the 2041, inst.

FOR BOSTON - DISPATCH LINE - THElery fact .ol16ing regula packet ,hlp Bow.Stgtlh,(Itoy, master, havin a l9g part of her cargo e1

gage ind going on b1rd, will onllas above. For b114nc. offreghgt, applyto

JISNES, MNACLINIIER C1O., 91 144vidr at11st.For passage, having One accommodatio0s, apply to the . b p.

fin on board .P4 t Po , First Dl0tr1ct. 2116

*EM FOR BOSTON -REIUI.AR LINE -ThIAl fast 1aili 11 packet hip 1le11.cluook.V4.oDorian.au master, having most or her cargo engaged,

M leeipatch. For blaon cf rieight or passlge, 118plyto OY10. W. HYNSON N CO..

1,10 8__2 Ca1,,. Ket.

- - FOR BOSTON-HIEUUIE.AR IL1NE.-IHEAl 1f,1t 1ailig clipp8er bark Etlwan,Hull, mnter,havingmoat orf It t cargo engaged. .111 have tis

p1i1'.or balance of freight or passage. apply toJeLU G6EO. W. IYNS11N A CO..82 Cam street.

WANTED.WANTED TO CHARTER - AN Alship hip fr m 6W to 140 110os, for. a voyage to Calcuttl.

441LP~ pIr~ul1111, 114814 Hmy.p .. H. ASIIiSRRIE K CO., IN Colmllat.

T HE BAG.SASSE KETTLE TRAIN AND FUR.N .CE.-1TK, o I61er it now prepared to clo6contract,

with full h na. tto take o1ff rops wth 1 OILTRAN'S PATENTBAGASSE FURNACE AND KETTLE TRAIN, ,it1.,on1101811on of Wwod at to 1 ea1ed onehlalfII curd per hIRlbIudfur the entire boiling of the Jaiee sumo Sg~ar, or one cord perhogshead for both grinding t e Cane and Boiling the jlEie into

Thn man1gement o1 the B110ase Kettle Train 1s precisly thebome us thIt required for the old kj.les, employing1 an :ld .

number of hxndstocleanthe ju'td c. The Furnace need theattendance of but ole hand, as the BoElss is never touchedafter it enters the Furnae.

For further particulars, inquire ofSAMI. H. OILMAN,

J41 2plmI--in 70 aer streetL(5NF1o E OF NEW OSLLEAISS SAVINGS

INTITUTION.-Hffll, NI. 141 Canal stIH1t-1Inoo1por1lad and1. Alt of the LlegslaIure. on 11th Iarch, IbM

The oKie of the Institutoln wlllbe open for the r1ceptlon OfDe alto aarS morning (L~ntdeys arteeto)d) from 9 to S o'clock,andon Satnrdey eoeninee from 51080 clocl,

D1po1its of Ine Dollar wad upwards 6ll be 12ceed.The employment of the funds is strictly 1imited by the Act of

I~oolpollll4I 14 th, P161 DabI, If 41 8,1nited States, If theState of LodsiIIel, and If th1 City of New 0,61,141.

Loans II n mortgage ol on red andI 4 11mpro1ed RealAll ta10tl1n the limns of th1e ci4 of New Orlef4, 81441ceed6Id{"I per cent. of td11116411dll 1d c 1h value.LoanT upon pledge of tiU Stock of the IncoHporI4Id BanIs I,

New Orleau1, not exceeding fat per cent, of the market valtw.AIll .11rnt or Pro6 1 deri d from1 the emplodment of the

fnnds is to bo dletrilwted a..I-lmeaHl1) among the Depositors.No Trustee can directly or indirectly horrow any of the funds,

or nscoive tin) pay or emolument whatesver.Certi~catsa of depor rs, havingl interest at a rate to tbesg aenUpnwill be issued for isms not late than $10W) depoeitai fore

,p,.2im. TRUSTEES.George EoNo, A. WiibI 4142,W. N. 1110er, G1t. P14,6111, R.E. S6ner,1G. C. Do,,,,, A. Heilne, GnorgJonas,Wllh64mus Bogart, P. N. W81d, Th6s. A. C048'k.Thom. A. Adms, R. A. Bradlord D. D.0 ither,.

W. N. I RRER, President.

WN. VOGEl, V I dR. S. SUMNER0. 11. 114Li116 Treiasrer.

N. B.-CIopies o6the Alt of Inc,01orpor1ion and By-Lan canbe obtIined of the otllc. ,2_11TILE UNDERSIIGNED HAVE FOR SALE AT

their Lumber Yard, New Basinu, and are constantly recolv-tog soppliex of the r01 s

700,00 foetesur ld Yellow PM5 Dresosd FIlooring 0ndfoil tog.

1O0OrO00stet tssorted Cy.preto1,_0,000 fort 000orted Yellso Pine Roogh Scantling and

Boards.200000 Tooths.'75.,10 fset.lunipj0, ossorted.50,000 t'Oo Des)osed Shelvotg.

200,(00 Sh0ingles.100,000 fees Whit, Pest, as00rt0d.

a22 If 1'O7,EY. NIVO7. 0 C0.

MrPORTAN ANNOUNCEM~tCENTL TO THOSEI NFrOHTUhATEIY AFFLICTED.I)DR. 1). i. JAMOES 0till oo0in000 to he coofidnotiallyOou-

suited 010011 Iliiooson.y, 82 CUS'00001000UiE 500TRE00',00n.Royal otoot, ooil x11 dioos of ohto 01NI 050oTIVE IOOIOOlAI,in b,001h tsiile omorid 000.t,,i,,, of,,lrtev, r name0 or nOii,0r. 10Inp50010150 000005. 0,th 15,5 oOssolsd It. James' th00010,t0ie the he Unteed Shdeaa and Europe~, wur aala him I. saying thatn~nnn of floe forms which thew llrc "es m.e wont to .,..a alrewithoutt ooliture, quick mrd 00000 1,t c yre.

It is of ,o hotoequshou howos toip 'oh di,,s e has contin005d,for his Rmediess ntslitk the 0000pl0int0 t itsi fontsolotiun .itdoffetOSlly drove hy en0my fRom the s050tem f. the ,tti0otetsptse poosiblo, without 00 rc00 0, -hang. ino diss or tItodrSoOfrom tlmohrobs.

SEEOINA .WEAKNESS0. the rsrt if tof-p ohotosof tho 0s-tem, p505000050 cured. Weak0ness of thosurooo10 immediatelyclred and f0000ll rigor r00re0.

N. B,.-Rtopt rasets of tln,0oliin o,,ooi in 24 0,00,0. OldChronic Gleets, or 0ny other Urethral ditoosgo cured in from0iv to seve50 tnYs, or no 00 PlO

S&R-Resombo that i). J rn.s Diopttsory is 82 Customhousestreet, ts0ar Royal buet. Other hour, from8t o'lock A. M, till8P.M. m2010

N0 MAJYER WHETHIIR LT EOOLEAEOLOUDY

A PFIST 1RATE.0 AMRIOOPE OR PIHOTOORAPHwill bIte onsoioo nt

TIHEODORE M00. SCHLFIER'SNew Establishment, No. 15 0,011P STREET, cotoer of Otood

0treet. y10,0071A CAR)-I 10AV 0AVE 1 0000 0EI) T 000 AC1T0 000000Aic otf llthelots, too ooninotioi, witot the 00uties oo Cototots-oioieri ofth,"UitiI ,dtotai ltnd of the tsoeroo SInts of theU un,,. oitEco, 00o.07 6( oir 0tr0,0.

10pM Eoo WM. CUitIOTY.

THE Lam.II. whbag, son d

stemrerVI gi Pearl Hppii 'DrS. "!111 ea's ttbhebdrove ad a i:.yrm..dbt.t R nd return se folio"LeaI.. Nerw Dd.l,. by Font- E.HIIRrIS. IarIrCorSg.

cbhslylrtrdIt ton:MONDAY .......... MODAY........ A. M.WEDNESDAY....RIM. cRe NDAY. 1d A. M.THURSDAY......1M. c THRDA...... A.FRIDAY..........1DM. cRI IDAY. .SATURDAY........IR M.oIrAI.TUBDAY......1% A. M.

Payssag, SI. Me.l.., IS RIRI.For burttb paticulas. IyRo b oa hoedIS to

11l.. R'E0VIIA R SATURDAY RYRIS-,ji GO PACK T STEAMER ARITR. Bsawl.

i W. Abet. maste, will leave Mobie eael ios'dayeveing at4 oclokP. MS. FRI NIIIRRRs.Itlo'pgs during the ll* summer. The Adva. I. aIIgbh

draft bal, o ..1erE gll the RmodRs ImproRsment., Rnd forpeRd, comfort atd safety RRImrRR Io 115SpRd b RIy nt of

br ycla.s. Rto laydigll leave Bdon nd Cysl 1 IIIevery Wydsdsy dy m.orning Ri o'clock, and arriv to iRoblsearlyo Th'11.day orn1Il MTH TcRy.~~

R.my2l tf T. B. .II T. oopitoou stmt.

FOR MOBILE-DAILY U. S MAILLINE-SummRr ArIrangemet-Tb. s.pledldlow-p1ressur parckt ste amy Cuba, N. A.

Horn. Orhego, A. L. E.re, mralrk. b5loxpr.ssl.y botb. fRb. trade, wIb thm r57 .Rommadatln-.r. of tlbsblve steamRri .dll srII tb. Pont1chartain Raiclro DAILYon the arrival at tl site or the 12 o'clock, M. care, at Ding(water perlb.. .1n g eh wa, at BaIy. Louib.(d Pcm. f hr1

,and atd Pascagoula o Tm. l y ld S.Rdrday, go11g, and

" nd-y and IT s j 1IIDDI!S. Agn.L 10 BeNk Plac..

LAKE iSHRE PACKETCBIj STEAMER Creolle-FR OD1 Sprbs, and

intrmydiautela ndigg. -The ner and spl.ndidlom pIrIRRpI S.SSSR. R1401.01, LuwsI Neb... 0,101,0built S.Ru1.uyfeRSShttrdu.'itb*syR0rirIRIRmledR1tlRt wllI.ve tune PoFtltactcl.Ei baliud onR bhe Ri. tjb Labe of

From New OrleuR. r Pm.Oa. n pringsp.TUESDAY. S A.M em. UNDAYRVENSNO.THURSDAY. SA..... 9N.My.s IWEDNESDAY EVENING.SATURDAY.....5.. FFP.M. .I FRIDAY MOBNTNG.

For Bllo. 1 I From Hilos..FRIDAY., ........ 4,I. rSATURDAY MORNING.

.gt7Lt or rI*RI:Cabln Fare to Nay St. LoiI. 1nd Pasu CbhtLrtn..SI COChildn ran~1d S.not................ .1 RID,,b....................... . 100CabIn Fare to Mi.sisilipl

City and Biloxi........ 25I

Children.and Ser.at.......... ....... iIDeck ........................... ................. 1 100511. Far 1 (Oce1(1 SprFis.................. I 6ChildrI 51nd Sycro...................... . 1lIDe...................................... II

N. UEDDES, AgRIt. 10 Boob FPin.N.. OrlsRI., Jlnl 1. 1867. Je1

AIROAD TRAVELING.-- -- -- -- - EARLY TRAIN TO

PROCTORV ILL U•AY AND,-MEXICAN GULF, (besides

the Regular Train. at 10 A. M. and 5 P. M.)On Sunday, 7th June, (aid every Sunday morning until f.r-

tiotnce) a TRAIN will eleve at 6

"4/ A. M., atfording per.on an opportunity of Breaktting on te ult Ad returningbefore dinner, or in the eoenhtg as maybe most ngreeable.The expeome is small-the ears and engines are in fine order,andt od Fish Bretkd st or Dinner can be had.

-jT tt'here wil also be an sarly Train on the Fourth or July.Omttbustes leave Canal sreet at S A. M. daily. Jel3 lmt

PONTCHAIKTRAIN RAIL-ItOAt)-SOMMttIAtttANGEtttNT-Departae of tihe Crso-From and aftert

Monday, June 9, S57, the steam train will leave st follows-The Lake- -The City--

At.......... 5 o'clock A.M.t.......... o'clock A. M.At.......... S .. At.......... 7 4 .. ..At.......... 8 .. A. t .......... 9 .. ..At . 10....... t i ..At.......... lt• .. . At.......U...12 .. .At.......... t , P. . At.......... 22 .. P.M .At.......... 8 . . . At.......... 4 .. ..A t .......... 5 .. At..... .... 6 .. ..At.......... 6 .. At.......... 7 .. ..At.... ..... 7% .. .. At.......... S .. ..At......... 8.s .. .. At.......... 9 .. ..At .......... l0 .. /At .......... IP• .. ..

On Sundssthe train will leave the city every half oar from

1 o'clock P M., ntil 9 o,'clock, then every hour until 11

'clock. The steam tran wi also make the 4 o'clock ly trpSunday morlints.

A Horse Car wsll leave the eit depot e try morni ng a M

o'clock, except es above, and the Lake evervnight, one houraf ter the last steam tra n. Extra or spes al trppe when required,by notifying t tte conductor.

A Stion t onl. e'thas been erected at Getilly Ridge, whcht,

Salo made a Flg Station, where the steam train ill top

when re TCed from S A. M. to 7 P. M.; o t down trip, ]1, 12ad 4 o'clok, and lp trips 1ttl n Aa 3.'clock. Fare sach wa•

in .team t rains 15 cents. Tickets L w., mut be purchttsed at

the icket ofitce and the conductotr notified.The daily Horse Car. to and from Gentilly Ridge stnopplngarettuired, wit come ip from the Lake at 65 o'clock A. NI., andwill leave as R llows :

tt -Tht e City- It., -MThe Gentilldy ,d Fige- y

At ............ . o'eloek A.M. At .......... 0 o'clock A. Mi.

t.. . ....... .. P . . .. .......... 5 .. 1 .. 1

At st....... ..... P ...l . At .......... t ) .. tit. t

Ati............ 7 .. b idt t N Ol tot

N. S. WIILIAhitS Stp'tTrao~atpttttlt.

AoJcra, l ,~o tutUaa .ttto t PStokhavnseyu rettp

tFor the Lake-Each trip immediately after steam. train.eU0,tf

5h ONEW INLGANDORTHEROTRTO TEXAS-r~litt

P'o ssenger Tra•-tg n Owt Da.', dTitt, at r:4ll a It c .SdRltats BrptglvesN, ls d yttttr at d twenty-.el ght, ies frm n New rtean. sa e 2 o'clock atP. edM.an Returning,

Aleave ro.khaen every day at L :15 o'clock A. NEW OR-

FARt--Three cents per mite, each way. Children underfEveyears of age, tree. Children between five and twelve years ofage and colored pero halA price.D.

SEASON TICKETS 'maybe obtained at the offece of theCompany, No. 45 Carondelet street. Also, family tickets,

twholes or halves, in package of twenty-fieOUS ata reduced pritc, .

Colotred pereonn are not permitted to ride in the train s wlthtonta written paes, expressly uthorizing them to do soe./snid namin'

the •aotlons to and fod lywhich theyt fay go. Asg the paox wllbPte otti b Conductor, Ond will be good for a trip in or

direction onl17, those akling a trip both ways will have to beprovided with two.f a t UNDAY dT RS

A FREIGHT TRAINleatves New Orleansfor Brookhaven

Oand ntermedNOlate tationA at 4:15 A. M., every Tues day, Thurs-

PIt . 1~55.

day and SatOPLOUay; leaves Brookhave. n for New Orles andteSUNredAY sattdon VEro, ve pt. o lWednesday Dnd Fridat

ST~IIRS9A~T'.

Itmorning, at 3:3 o'clock A.M. This train stop oi Fridays andSSturdays at Flag Stations, (midway betweeitn regSUNDAYS ttiond

to receive and deliver freight, but not on any other days.No freight will be received at the New Orleans depot

after 5 o'clock P. M.

T S. WILLIAMS, inp't Trapnportation.

S~ atltpli If N.patetho.,D lttttttOW.tso atiUltto~lCI.

A line of four horse mail stages runs from Brookhavento Ison Rtrtosd tom Jackson to Brookhaven everyday coalnnt-ng with the passenger trairs. i tf

NEW INLAND •,-,__,•_•s • OUTE TO TEXAS--For

Sl Gl-•.qr 0- . npalvesto and Indianola, 1(Powder Horn )--Saving on One Day'a Time, It well as Re-duced Rates for pamssge, freight said insurance.[Leaving every SUNDAY and TH•URSDAY, by the NEW OfR-

LEANS AND OPELOUSAS R:lLRlOAD.Connectin.g at Berwlck's Bay wfith the new anti splendid

steamahipe tJALVESTON sad OPE:LOUSAS, of 1200 inns bur-then each, built expressly for this route, and so constructed asto avoid the dungers and delays hateretfre arising from the pas-sst of the Text[. bars.

Ya tiengert will leave New Orleans Prom the 'Ferry fLanding,opppoeite Jackson 8y1uare, on SUNDAY and tTHURSD AYMORNING, at 1U o'clock, commencing on Sunday, the 10th of

OPE;• LOUSAS... , Capt A. Van Ho.... Ellis, will lea.....

RUNDAYR. and tile GALVESTON, Cape. Henry Denison, onTH1URSDAYS.

Returning, the days of leaving Indianola will bt WEDNES-DAY8 and SATURDAYS: lad Galveeion on SUNDAYS andTHIURSDAYS.

Freight will be received daily, Sunday.s excepted lit the Corn-ropsy's Lttnding, in New Orleans, at tihe fot of St. ILouis street,, ad will be trnanported through to ports of destination without

exira charge of any kind, at the lowest rates heretofore chargedby the line of od tsh steamers.

r Fre'hi r'eceived before 1 o'clock, on SaTtudysKl'td Wedues-,ays, will go by thet steamer. on Sundry and T'hursday.oFor f'reight or paringe, apyat the of14fice uf the Companty,elel only office of the liraei in New Orleans) corner of St. Peter

, ad Leve streets, oppposite Jackson Square, where cabin plansofthe steamer. may 6e seen. and stuite-romns secured.dA. B. SEGER, Vice Presidentmyll tf N. O., Opelonna._ andO. W. Railroad Cl..

RHIf AND fl1I881S-SIPPI RROAD GALSE Rdil-

CoIpl,1,, ftro, St. Loui eOw Cinlcinati-Two c T .oug Daily-Time from St. L~ouis to New York, 40 hours. Thr~ough withoutcbhange clan.

MoASnp e,11 Tram,-Loaveithe ofice, corner of Fourth ondChoi,,Ut streets, at 7.45 A. 31.

Night Express Train--Lrnves the office, earner of Fourth andChesn.ut ngt th, at3.ISP. . I.

C hrrying th grea E4atEstern., Northern and Sloluth ern ,.The 1045, chepapet antd uicSes. route to New York andall Northern anld Eastern cities.

PFo through tikets., apply at tar Illintoi Contra O ip,.n-der the S(. C ,,arles 5 ,and at Cairo and Sbdldov tunction.

In St. IousS, t ,t the he t- . the Ohio and Vosi 10.01.rod,,,d nder the PlaOnters'-ouse, and at the corner re Viine nd17'aorelroelP.

51. P. LONOLEY, Goneral Southern Ageett,New W'Ienna.

ISAAC WYMAN, Oon, ,. Ti0kt Agent,St. ii., e bII myR if

NEW ORLEAN.0 0 OPE1,1'SAS AND iiRSEAT

WEST ERN RAILROAD.SUMMER ARSRANGEMENT.

Ferryboats connectinSg ,th the PuaOotno, Tr1,-no 1,.v, thefoot of St. Ann 5sie.O Jackson ,Squor, EVERY MOININO,I 73 a'oclock, preis.ely,

-- Out~tard Train. Leave--AlgiersDepot .......o.... ....................... St A. 7.G....n.............. ........ .............t 4.5 A. eI.Arriv,,at BR,,hor City, Berwick'. Basy......... 5t 12 A1.

-Iwaord Titll Leave-BRasear City......nt 1 P. M.An ivr a Groin.. ........... .................. 4 .50 1'. M.Arrive m Algiers............................. at 5 P. 55.

ES.J...pres t .,in, ctlplngg at repI.1r s S.S.s only, lev Ae pi,dlllot every .Sm..yll and Thppd,,y o 5735 ,o'cI.k A. M. Fellyhems ennneetitrg with the same leave thre toot of St. Ann bit set.[ 10 W,',0ek prciisSly.

rlFiighr will he recerived for Berwtnk'a Bay and intermediante,0,lons on te wlarf foot of St. l.ois slS.St, et-ry day. Ali u1,

reight, excepl thaS intended for Texas, mus h. paid by .hlp.

_______- GRSAT IUUN-R"= TEAL, R'IIUTS-PIE

HORTELSTR, ('1 h SA P.EST 41n0 ONLY REIIABL,0 lINE PROM NEW ORLEANS

-Ta-Chicago, Detroit aurrlo, Nina~r Falls, New York, Boston,

PYhludelp1A.. aMSoren,. SaSga SpSringis, thewh'Sit. lS,,lomd+, etc.

A splendid pass- r ,teame, leaves Naw Orlea,.nslSdily St S,'Sloci YI'1.5. 1101. fr.nt 7,1,1 for liSpich pt there is.5 11tinu1...pallwaSy .,1,ma,,aod, with .ll the Norther,, ad EasternCities.

1,T.INOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.Two trlains ten ., Cairo daily--

5ornig Exprts. at 6 A. A1.EvAning Express 5, 6 P. M.

Connectigp at SANIIOVAI, will )1111 .1a1 Mibolblpyli Rail-mt 1, for tit. Loci.l; at 'NA~ rrhlr Terre If- xodl Altall It.0load, ,ur Ilaolsville, b0d Chi~gio,,di; S1 DECATUR Slth 5i1SlOWestern Rarilroad,. for Spril*te d, Jaarksolvilie and Nllp~le*: it1.A1ALS. F.11h hIocS. Is1,3,d RalIroad, for RS.k Isla,,d, Itv-enp t, ,nd PS.11.l; at S E:NI[IOTA wpalO iOSo tad B,,rlio-toll Ruches),. for tUN t n'g.u Burliiiy o Q uincy and Ceulr611,1.1, arrivinp ,,, DUNIETII in,11 L.o..O hie of thle alio~eiutl Packret Compmry'n Etcnmerx leave Dun

teltll for St. Pauel, xad all iutermndiate landings, on arrrival ofthe e.pn fr5m [Olto.So;S, PSI, there ip 10 change o.cars bet,,,n Cairo tsud CIi-

S.51e, andI0 hat themt, from Car10otN New Yor.E Throuyh to Chicgn in i,, Noiiarn Falls, 38 hoours; New York 48 hours.

Baggage checked Ie through.yP,,tr 'obrunc tirkets, .r 1,0rmati nt apply sI th1e I11!-

to), Contra1l Rairoad Tip0,1 O1111, under the Si. ca-I.l.s Hote5, St. Chirles street, New Orlts,.

.3 1y W. E. 15S.115IN11. Ai-,lt.

E. H1. SERWIG, 50o. 2Ne,,evoe. New Orleans,-- Lnloorter, A ent and Dt~alrr in-

FOREIIGN WINES, BtRAN PSA S I lDOMESTIC LQUORS.-Sote ArS ealSr--

WARNER'S CEI.ESSAT. ll NEW JERSEY CIDER.-At~ao--

D,.lr in S. C-o. Cat. hea. Homin,, and Grits. Coat1p5000 5 lS

.r le.11l01,SIand gueIS.IAi, e: if

UPPERB MISSISSIPPI.Will leae a SAiUo*)AY' itie *11t hi 1"idt .t ,you I*. LOUIS, . 1IRO IC34

i-1c~ Baw allI h uu,n'ra lk

NOR ply, 'apa m d ilTh.ne light diudrabgiih swift .tlth biger 9 nd Mlorn B..mg.v

STilt i J.J.t H. rarr elegan Iirela

pake seaerSt L ,H. abemuer wllbei'teha i Aetmnateio Pald 194I11 17 ad pewithmd,.and frhigh, tak.n htor MitphbI, apoleon sd th. Bands .tpackiet reea.

WillIs.ttutUERDAY. Jgos 301 at btP. M.1 OR ST:.LOUIIS-THu' IHil1 DRAF

tp, "C"pa1"f;: e mer, .rit~top'"

by .pplphTgit l b CO.griati Jtlt

LOWEB MISSISSIPPI.LeavuetTHU TUSIDAY at Wt.1ltth P. P.t .. ILE ULAR

1PIUfRitAY. IT. S

Map Pa ke~t steamer R. W. MaM J.M. Whit, mstei, .lelave for IntLa

log, Aihtt,. P11h.r', Polt. Ski Wh dbng Hkte

Proig, hitigex tittttp Lntd ttitg,wdMltn's B plyd Vebtrrtd

Onnd On;.teee, Ntche, Adam, e imLed

I B yo 8 Pool Hndsa Baton ooge Plfaemine,

W Donaldeonv le, carryo g bie V. S. Malt. For freight

passage. loing oorp rod ooommodatloas, apply an boad.or t OR. D. HITS A CO., 61rod stret.

iS The R. W. MliAR, will 4 t. Yaz.. r.iir freight andsign thruglh bill. laldtg for It, with the priilege of subhippigo slteamtr U.t. Aid. jetS

LInta eMrTa S tinneD lhk, P. _

hicket pttamer R. R. 111, .dillIn.a t e as a buiY WRoig, OtdPt unlr. at.Jtsepph, R Betn, Waterrpptto itihit, Fototi Adams.Kr 144 BeeLtdhig. Battoae. tPot otdoat Baintitdge, 810 ril i tt

f a ntarmsdd , earryiao s U. S. 8Mail. For felght or passag, havn vn on, rod seommoda-UODI. ""son "I"MO.t110. D. HITE hb CO:, IietFt tl.ree

Tthe R.W. Pornll o.1tke l. azo riv. 8 fmlaht f raid slgLhoph hil he oa of ladin fop I. .1ikth th prlvllegi of ttqkppltgmiket tteamer U. S. Aid at Vlth.ltt. J.17

FOR BED RIVER.Willleave on THURSDAY. Sth int.. at 5 o'etoekP. M.

NFOR S]H VEPOUIT' GRANDlS ycn, Carete,Grcad Eeer, Alexmdiand I

• •Iaie oRd oton's Landihg, the elgantand swift running passenger lecket steamer Lconlte, C.Johnen, master, will leave as above. For freight or paage,~pply on board 0r to

W31 ll lave on THURSDAY. Jtte 18th. at 5 P. M.FOR SHREVEPORT GRAND

At BMypee,Ct Grand Ecore S Maurice, Alexinilncedct..t and all intermediate landings, the swifttrunning light draught steamer Alton, Jr~, S. Smith,master. will lave as above. For freight or pasage, apply onboardor, to

F. 0, RANDOLPR O.D. 42 Union street,ytB-l Ccei cl enic freight at c ol Chl aal .trefet. je16

Laves o TU AY.lSth instant, at 5 P. M.FOR' SHtI.VEPORTr, GRANDBayou, Cample, tGrand Eeore; St. Maureie,SAlexandri., Gorton'. and all intermediate land-

ings, thebs light draught and fast rgnning packet steamerAfton, Jr., S. Smith, master. will leave as above. Forreight or passage, appl on board or toJab6 B MITH. 4 Tehoupltoulas street.

Wiilleave on SATUIRDAY. 2th Inet., It5e o'elok.W ][VOtR JEFFERSON, TEXAS DI-S rect--For Jefferson, Shreveport,. Alexandrhi, and

all Intermediate laltdings, the new and very lightdraught steamerBloomncr, Wi. Perry, mter, will leavefor the bove, on Wednesday, 17th inst., a. P. .I. For freightor passage, ppny on board, or toJel5 SP.AKE A MeCR.ARY. 3 Tehoupitoular street.

be Shicppers teay ely on the Bloomer going through, she

Leaves TUESDAY. Jlne 23d. at 5 P. M.FOR GRAND OECORE, NAT-c ebitoches, Alexandria, Cotile, iGortons LeandingBrbin's Landing, Norman's Landing. and all in-

termediate landings one Rd ivere. via Cane and Little River,the new light draught passenger packet steamer 2lontgOm-

*yt John C. Dowry, master, (in place of steamer a.elde,,)wiil leave as above. For freight or passage apply on ard,or to

Jetl7 EO. D. HITS & CO., 6 Front street..g= The M.tgomerey will tlke freight for Shreveport, t) bereshipped at Alexandria.

FOR YAZO.O RIVERLeaves on TITURSDAY. Jne 18th, at 5 P. It.

FOR LEFLORE, GREENWOOD, SI-Sdon,. YaTeo City, Snthart• nd Vickburg-Thesuperior lighl draught and swift running steamer

Belle Sulphur, Aarn, master, will posilively leave asshboe. For freigcht or passage, aplply on bhoard or tojel5 T. BII. SMIflI, 4Tehouh igohla street.

Leaves on THIURSDAY. 1th int., at 5 o'clock P. MI.-FOR LEFLORE, GREEN WOODSidon. yazoo City. Satatia. and icksburg, thesuperior liehtdraft and swift rmdnig passenger

tteamer Belle Sulphur, Ham, master, will posilivelyleave as above. For freight or passage, apply on btnrd, or to

Jel6 F. G. RANDOI.PH COl.. 42 Union ct.

BEGULAR PACKETS.SUMME R ARRANGE MENT-

KR Steamer Belfast, Wi. Wray, master, forCairo, Hickman, Ilemphih, Helena. Napoleon,

Greenvtle and aell thle Becd, will lecave n the followig daisthroughoeut the season, connecting at Caiero with the IllinoisCentral Railroad for St. Leis and all the Eastern cities, and atMiemphis with tile Memphis and Charleston Railroad for Nalh.rile, Huntsville, Tuscmhbia, Knoxville, Chattanooga and therVirgida Springs.:Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY. Jne 25, at 5 P. M.Leaves New Orlelms THURSDAY, Jely 9, Sat 5 P. MI.leaves New Orlecans THURSDAY, July 21, at 5 p. M.,.eeees New Orleans THURSDAY, Aug. 6. at 5 P. 5.Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, Ag. 20, at 5 P. M.L.enves hNew Orleans THURSDAY. Sept. , at 5. M.Leaves New Orleane THURSDAY, Sept. 17, at 5 P. M.Lavses New Orleans, THURSDAY, Oct. , at 5 P. M.Leaves New Orlecans THURSDAY, Oct. 15, at P. M.The BELFAST is unsurpassed in poilt of speed and comfort

by any beot, having er large and airy rooms arranged ex-pressly feor the aeeommlation c families.Passengers can depend on this boat leaving aes advertised.Stneroms can be engaged for any of the above tripe, on ap-plicatioe toeher gaents, where plan oF her ccn cc he seen..JOh1HN R. HYDIE A CO., 6 Yoydras street,

W. E. REDDING, Railroad Agent,.under St. Charles Hotel.

The BELFAST will attend to her Memphls, Bend, Way andPlatllatior, bhenlees as Useail. jell

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT-Steamer Ben Frankll•t. Joe. D. Cluarke,maater, for aUiro, Htskman, Memphis, Hele,,.

Napoleon. Gtreenville, and all tlle Bends. will leave on the ol-lnsttn days throughout the seat, on, connecting at Cairo with theIllinois Central Railroad for St. Louls and all the Eastern cities,.and at Memphis with the Memphits and Chrlesto., Railroad forNsht-lle, Hunttsvile, Tcumbis, Knoxville. UChattenoogs andthe Virgintia Sprtintgs--

Leaves New Orleans. WETDNESDAY, July 1, at 5 P. M.Leaves New Orlans. WF.DNESDAY, July1, a t5 P. M..eaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, July 2, at 5 P. k.e.aves New Orslm WYIDNESDAe Aug. 12. st~ 5P. M.Loeaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Aug. '2, t5'. M.Leavs NewOrleans WEDNESDAY, Sept. 9.t 5 P. \.

Loaves News Orleans. WEDNESDAY, Sept. 23, at 5 P. 31.Leaves New Orleans WEDNIESDAY, Oct. 7, t P. 5 .Leaves New Otllls WEDNESDAY, Oct. 21, at P. M.Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Novt. 4, at 5 P. M.

Tie Ben Franklin is unsurpassed In point of speesd and com-fort by any boat, having very large and airy room, arranged ex-pretsslyil tttiantccmmatiun offtmilies.

UPasenger tcan depend on this boat leaving as advertt.ed.Staterooms can be engaged for anv of tl1e abno trips on appli-

cation to her agesnts, where a plan of her cabin can be seen.JOHN E. IIHDE & CO., 66 I'otydths street,W. E. REDDING, Ralro .d Agenl,

je9 under St. Chardd Hotel.SThe iBe t Franklin will sttend to hetrMemphis,. Bend, Way

and Plantatioll bulnessn usualHi.

*-~., NOR LOUISVI LE, Chancellor,Calt. O. W'. Steart--this new and liuht draft~~a~ibhi tot~US~lrr , thno iltiloftI pabenger rokert will leave tor the above port

and all intermediate landlisnyy during the season, xa follows :Leaves New Orleant s MONDAY. ,tne tb. t it 4 P. It.

SATURDAY, July 4thWEDNESDAY, .. 22d,

•"A plan ofthe cabin ran be seen and staterooms securedor any ot' the above ,ri . by pl ring to th atgents.tje W. 1. t F.TT 7TON ~ t CO, 2` Oravter st.

THIO STEADIERP JAnMES E.Woodruff C.. Roger. mister, will leaveNew Orleans T'for Stt. Louia tie coming season

as TEllo Iwt:THURSDAY, June 26.THIURSDAY. July 16.THURSDAY. Augi.t 6.THURSDAY, Aug. 27.THURRSDAY, Sopt. 17.

mG BELT.L, IUCHANAN A O., No. 67 Tchonptitotlas.DTA pIhm of the cabein cn be sen and rooms secured by

calling at the Mh'ice of the agents.

TIE STE ADIER ECLIPSEfor l,oulavillc--his aagnlficent steamer, Hroad-wL wall, commander, will iake five regular tripe to

Loulaville, leaving as foalows, onWEtUNESDAY, ,uet 241, at'S P. M.SATURDI)AY, Jnly 11, t15 P, M.

For frelght or passag.e, apply on board, or toItROADW t , 1OS 1 COt)., 65 Oranter street.T. SIIUTE. 22 Comlton tre, .

"A plan of tllhe cabin my btie seen, and roomsil engaged furany orftl above trips, by itaplyig to the saeat.

" Tph FElipse will take freight tot Nalache. Rodney, d randGlf, Vicksburg, lHelena, )IIemphis, Hiekman, Cltiro, andPaducah.

"N' room engaged until paid for. n t2

STEAhIER ROBERIT .1, WARD,C pt. Sils* F. Biller.

FOR LOUISVIILLVLE.-THIS W I,1.-knowt wtaxsegler packet will leave for thoe boveport and all intermediate laudngs .throughunt thepeawOi as t tllowt :

. SATURDAY, ne 201h, .WEltNESI)AY, Julyth,N. R.--Ps•engers can 0xprax on thLs dutamer leauding as

advertised.No *•taeroom considered engaged untll paid for.A plan of the cabin ll nb seen nod state rooms .ecured forany of te above trips by t pll'inlg to thie geUntb,m16 W. O. BET'VIETOtN S CO., 25 Gravier et.

• UNTEID STATIC TRH-WIREKLY DIAIL LlI•

7'O VITHKBURS .ON TUESDAY, atON THURSDAY, ON SATURDAY, at

5 P. M. at i P. i. I'. M.ER.W. PowelI, R. W. IcRlte R. W. Adanms,

tiapt.JdatlkonleavealCpt. J. . Wllfite, at. )ieSk Nl*h, infor lonaidnonvide will leave for lion- lane of tCe a[emnnerPlaquemine, Brton abtonv le Plaqu, Na eIs, will leaveRungU. PorttHudion nuns Itatu Rouge, ot Iounnldaonvtlle,Bayou Sara, ied Pmt llud-t, Btyou Pltquemine, BatonRiver LandingFor Sara, eid Rivet ong Port PhttAdams, Nnt'•ex, Lndtl• Fort A.i. •on tt on SartF RedWaterproo, ot ud ey,[ams, t h W-a-[RiverLandin, Fort.. .... Joseph I ........ .... R y ...... N .........(O1t, Waltrettonand St. Joset O orand t[.proof, lodney,"S.Vicksburg e ve ry 3 uld, rreutm•, Jloseph Grand Gull,iTUESDAY, at P. Vicktburg, 21illi- WarrentonndVieHks-

T. b t ett enLtndt t .t ,urt every SATUR-

everyy TIIURSII1AY

uTheabovementlon ed splendid pnsenger paeketsw ll leaveon their regular days, without fall, at the Uhos appointed. All

1' busines entrusted to their ware will be promptly mid faithful ly

attettltd to. Freglht taken for yaVUS, if tontglu d to W. nl.SHAW, the aetl tof the beosts at ViftObrg, who will tforwasrd

Sit without delay ad without iany extra charge.

These boatistill not be respottiblt for any leRtter m packge

coutai•i g money, Jews ry or other valuables, nlevsh reguhanbills of lading re taken, specifyitg the hteote Mtd.v an dthethe Freight paid; nor for any vairuatil depoited with the clerkby thepa aseugers, or eoutained in their bagglge.

For freight or paeans .PIlIv on bus, d. or toCA SIu$l., PSITCIIARD & CO.,

t;uiUon H o. tl tUt'arondelt ,t.n2t,' T.B. SMITU, Xo. 3 Tct.uutuul l st.

THUo Ys MOreING, JU E 1,rr 1867.

Wemfher and.mCsop In LmdSiaua.

The eMponat8 Sebanhwo tern of the 1 th lst.aye :

We now arve mhmmer weatIhr rnes. Ato'clock, P. IL, Monday, the thermometer in oar oflfce 1stood at 9d • Plantem beln to fe thewanthea vy rain.

The rermail at a stand. A rie of astendfeet took place above the raft, bht we learn by theDede that the upperriver is agan falling feet. TheLecomgpte repo a tthe water declining rom OrandBayou to the" flls.

The Lake Providence l erald of Saturdayrlt as:tBoth corn and cotto seem to bedoing Sel in our

parish. We are had flo growing weaber for amonth past, and all lthat isn no* wmshio n maketr ct town the dl a' liong rd. -aB un, ternowand then; whicah woold: tf relieveo s 'no w te

ire wet which prevails. We bave been "dbnethlg'for the pant forinight under ia sjd-d4snadtemperature, ranging thermometrcy at from 86.toS e degrees.

The MIount Lebnon Baptist of the 11td ty k:The weather has bean hot for neoe days past-

snmmer in good earnest. arhnheit t deg., andratber dry in some loceaitls. FayMble to tbe.pluant-lg interest, however, sea little-hot, dry weather wasneeded to enable thes to get the grw somewhat t Icheck. Crop, both earn and caton, bvejprovedwonderfully the lae t wee t

The Pioneer of assumptlie of Bonday lt has thefollowing :

The weather for the last fbrdtlgit has been'ezeeed-ingly favorable for the crj a in aeral. Althoughthe nights were umusoally•ool i the ier week ofthis man th, the cane and corn have assumed a verpromltig aspect, and ame advancing in growth 'r thraidity. Our gardens are yMelding abe plentifsllyof every kind of vegetable: peas, bans,'onions,whlch sold last year at 8 and $9 per hrrbel, thisseason can be had for $1 60. Potatotes are doingextremely welL

Queea tMon or T vrMo.-A somewhat novelcraft came'down the canal on Saturday afternoon andtied up at the doc. It was a scow built boat kboot15 feet long and feet wide; but the noyelty condstedin the peouliar motive power, it being towed by dolp.The boat;was accompanied by but one man-a crppie from infancy-having no use of his limlbs belowhis knees. He manages to hobble about slowly bywalking upon his knees. upon which he wore some-thing similar to shoes. He is from Chicago, and sayshe is going ti New York for medical trestment.

His dogs, of Which toe has six, large and powelfoianimals, are tifalied to.perfection, and undertandand obey his word of command as well as a humanbeing coold. They tow his boat' along at the rate orfour miles an hour--he from the boeat giving direc-tions. When they meet a boat, they lay down closeand let the lowline pas over them, and thus tlakethe inside. He has a wagon on board for overlndjourneys. His bat, an open one, by a canvas cover-ing supported on pois, is converted into a satooncwhich he and his dogs, together with a tame raccoon,

use for parlor, diniug-roomand bed-room, ll togetheron terms of equality and good will. He carries four

ioaded pistols to protect his dogs fromattack. Afterprocuringa etock of provisions for himself and com-panions, he auchored his boat a little way from theshore and attracted the nttention and excited thecuriosity of passers-by, who crowded around to solvethe mystery. This happy familyreminds one forciblySof their old friend Rouinson Crsoe, as being on apleasant cruise down the Erie Canal. He pursued histravels early the next morning.

[Lockport (N. Y.) Coorler.

TOLERATION NOT ALL ON ONE SsEE.-SirJohn Bow-ring found the Siamese very tolerant in religion.Their common remark was, " Your religion is excel-lent for you, and ours is excellent for us. All coun-tries do not produce the same fruits and flowers, andwe find various religions suited to various nations."

Even the King of 8lam asid to some Christian mis-sionaries: "Persecution is hateful: every man oughtto be free to profess the religion he prefers. If yonconvert a certain number of people anywhere, let meknow it, and I will give them a Christian Governor,and they shall not be annoyed by Siamese authorities.We cannot tell who is right orwho is wrong, but Iwill pray my God to give you his blessing, and yonmust pray year God to bless me, and so blessingsmay descend upon both."

TERRnnLE.-The Boston Traveler makes the follow-ing reckless attempt at fun:

While at the artists exhibition yesterday, our re-porter was standing near Stephenson's bust of Ruth.A friend, pointing to the veiled head of the Jewishmaiden, said: "It is not every girl that gets such abeau as (Boaz) she did." The reporter meditated,then smiled, and immediately proposed to expend acouple of shillings for the pun. "Nay, owe me(Naomi,) ' said the wag. Thinking the neighborhood too warm, the reporter turned to look at Champ.ney's magnificent snow-covered mountains.

DYING HARD.-The London (Canada) Free Pressgives the following account of the suicide of a Scotch-man named John Ross, whose body was found in thewoods near Lobo, on the 1st inst., hanging by theneck from a young sapling :

"It appears that the wretched man must frst haveattempted suicide by stabbing himself in the bowelsive successive times with a small knife. Findingthat death did not ensue, he must have proceeded, asshown by the tracks of blood, some yards off, wherehe out himself in the throat, and made a second gashcompletely severing his windpipe. Here anotherpoolof blood wasfoaund. He most then have gone,wounded as he was, to a tree, which he climbed,evidently with a view to hanging, but finding it notsuitable to his purpose he descended,leaving the treecovered with blood. The blood tracks next showedthat he went some little distance off and selectedayoung sapling, to which he tied his handkerchief, andthrowing himself on his hands and knees, he effectu-ally committed his purpose."

LYNoc LAw IN VioINra.-Jefferson Randall, whohad been sent from Rockingham county, by a vigi-lance committee for numerous lawless acts, such asburning harns, robberies, and planning the assassins-tion of certain prominent citizens in that county, re-turned there on Friday lasai. He was immediately ar-rested by the vigilance committee and held in cus-tody to see if he could not be surrendered into thehands of the law on legal proof. Not being able toaccomplish that object, the committee, on Tuesday,took him out and hung him on a tree until he wasdead. Randall was a man of extraordinary physicalstrength, and when captured was armed with a gunand pistol, but did not offer any resistance tohis cap-tors. Jones, a son-in-law of Randall's, was also incustody of the committee, and was to have been hungyesterday. [Richmond Whig, 12th.

GENERAL JAIL DELIVERY. - We learn from afriend, just from Enterprise, that all the prisonersconfined in the jail of Lauderdale county, some sixin number, broke out on the night of the 9th instant,and have made good their escape. James Smith, D.C. Rawls, and H. Parks, (the latter imprisoned forwhipping his wife) who were removed from Qaitmano Marior for safe keeping, are among the "birds

who have flown to parts unknown.(Paulding (Miss.) Clarion, 13th.

SPIRITUALISM IN EUROPE.-The Tablet, one of theablest of Catholic journals in Europe, declares that abelief in spirit-rapping is widely extended in Italy.It says:

The clergy, it is alleged, are not sufficiently awaketo the gravity and importance which this subject de-rives from the unbridled curiosity of the present age-a curiosity which it has been the primary object ofmodern curiosity to increase. The establishment ofthese schools of iniquity has been connived at by theCatholic Governments of Italy, and in Sardinia andLombardy the towns and villages swarm with magne-tizers.

THE SPIDER AND TIIE TOAD.-A Curious Inci-dent.-The following singular relation is furnished bya correspondent of the Bostod Traveler, as havingbeen witnessed by a person now living, though occur-ring more than forty years ago, about sixteen milesfrom this city :

The narrator said, that while walking in the fieldhe saw a large black field spider, considered of themost venomous species, contending with a common-sized toad. The spider, being very quick in its move-mestls, would get upon the back of the toad and biteit, when the toad, with his fore paw, would drive offthe spider. It would then hop to a plantain, whichwas growing near by, and bite it, and then return tothe spider. After seeing this repeated several times,and noticing that each time the toad was bitten itwent to the plantain, the spectator thought he wouldpull up the plantain and watch the result. He didso.Being again bitten, and the plantain not to be found,the toad soon began to swell and show other indica-tions of being poisoned, and died in a short time. Ifthe plantain, which grows so abundantly near almostevery dwelling in this vicinity, was such an imme-diate and effectual remedy to the toad for the bite ofthe,spider can we not reasonably infer that it would bean ellectual cure for a man for the bite of the sameinsect.

CUT His THnOAT.-On the night of the 8th inst.,in New York, a man named O'Neil was attacked bytwo men in the street, one of whom cut his throatwith a knife. The wound inflicted was a dangerousone.

A-WYAL OF THB St(BhSlP N1 oP4t blay wRs kntowsrk avse4 s

HairwAx, Jane 14- 0 Pal a sLl pp Urll m Irm vetpool ,esthme.Clemoo d tlr

iaS., has arrived aee 4 rotelor EastPO.

LIVnorRLo, ane 6, r. T-h. cotton raarhelbinbeen generally anobaged ae the deartm of thelea Steamer, and da4ld steady la ght. • ar uqotationsraethe . sate esl y the Canada.

The mleofthe week amount to 40,009 bales, of.which peculato and expoter tak, the'Set 4500,and thelatter Go000Cba

rmeadett,are dull, all uoajItilp haeyg dlightlydecind. Providons closed teady. Naval toree aare active. Consolse money closed at of9 to 94.

The news by tahs spropa is very r;;;rP ad ofbut little interet. Parlingent bad a be, btnothing of huportenep had beai depe.

The ateasmer rinn, i ,rkn i aernrseatstlL4rverpool on the 4th.

Lr sfnr., iN= fa oabowndedlcie. ;be sides 6on Pa f t6,0001bales, exporters taking 1000"Fitr i; Ordean t 6; i o, e FuIr 9t;Mobile Middilng 7l11.1; 1,Upland P' " "

Flor closed very doll at a' decline of o 2.Wheat closed dll and Sd, lower. Bn

een closed d ;

derined ae. to do.; lard cesedheavy at 031Neauhester N kets.The Manceaster arkets have been itateopted by

the holidays.The a N in.

The U. B. ateam frgate Ngahase gone to Pat-month for alterationsl

Our lateet advice fom Belgm state-that every-thing is quolA.

JoressIag iiarArrived at Liveppool o New rlean, the Cyno

sure and Shakeare, Ca4ia, thDanbe.Arri•alof the Plnale.

Now Yoax, June 17.-The asahip Polle, fromHavre, has arrive. Her adhaeea•re aatilpated.

Departere of the Amerea.Bosrro, June 17.-The royal mullateamahip Ame-

rica sailed for 4verpool this morning with $125,000in speele.

REVOLUTION IN NEW YORK.A Regiment of State Troope Under Arma.Now Your, June 17.-Mayor Wood ban snren-

dered himself to the Coroner.The 12th Regiment of tbe State Militia is under

arms to preserve order.Several policemen were badly injured in an affray

to-day. Their recovery lconsdereddoubtfulAnother eapasot.

Mayor Wood has been arrested on a second war-rant, without resiatance.Deputy Street Commissioner Turner and' Captain

Bennett, of the Mayor's police, were arrested, and,with the Mayor, held to bail in the msm of $5000each.

Another Conflict Expected.1RE Yonx, June 17, 6 .x.-The City al has

been thronged all day, and another conflict betweenthe two police forces has been expected.Quiet prevails, however, at this time. The City

Hall is hold by the Mayor's police.A habeas, corpus in the Mayor'sceae is now argu-

.ing before Judge Ruasell.I The 12th Regiment of New York Militia .i tilln~ oue arms,

The eightysecond anniversary of the battle o-Banker Hill is now being celebrated on the most msgniflcent scale.

The Oration-The Prooemion.The oration was delivered byHon. Edward Everett,

and is pronounced to be one of his most eloquent ef-forts. The procession was very imposing. The cere-monies passed off very pleasantly.

Washington News.WASHINGTON, June 17.-Philip Frank Thomas has

declined the Governorship of Utah, because the salaryis too small. The place has not been offered to MajorHopkins, of Florida, as was reported. Col. C•mmingwill probably be appointed.

The overland mail bids give no indications of route.The Cabinet is said to be deliberating on the subject.

Gen. Walker's Kovements.Gen. Walker has written a long letter to the Preeal

dent, which will probably cause an investigation inregard to Capt. Davis' conduct. A letter from Ex-Secretary Dobbin, confirmed by official documents,says that he did not use Walker's name in his instmc.'Lions to Davis; his object in sending the St. Mary'sto San Juan, being to protect American interests inthat quarter.

A New Ship of War.Proposals will soon be issued for the building of

one of the fine ships of war by private contract.the Indians.

ST. Louis, June 17.-Our Fort Riley correspondentunder date of the 9th, says that the Cheyennes attacked and destroyed an emigrant train about 86miles West of Fort Riley on the 6th. Four emigrantswere killed and three wounded.

The Indians are in the rear of CoL Sumner's force.Kansas Affair.

TOPBKA, June 12.-Both branches of the Legisla-ture are busy perfecting the county and township or-ganizations. Robinson's message had been sent inbut the Legislature was not disturbed.

Bolton Indicted.MErPHIs, June 17.-The examination of Bolton,

who killed a man some days ago, is concluded, andthe indictment for murder in the first: degree siatained.

Earthquake.MnsMPrH, Jone 17.-We felt a slight shock of an

earthquake here yesterday.Domestic Markets.

CINCINNATI, June 17.-Nothing doing in Floor.Red Wheat, $1 40; White, $1 50. Whisky, 28 to28.c. Bacon Shoulders, 10c. Oats, 45c.

River Intelligence.LoUISVILLE, June 17.-The river is rising slowly.

The largest boats can now go over the falls. Weathershowery.

Miaes rs, June 17.-The Lacklandand Baltic havepassed down, and the White and Tecumseh up. Theriver is rising.

CArPTUs or A BRIGAND CHIEP.-A Paris corres-pondent of the London Globe says:

I have already alluded to the capture of Roma San-dor, the Brigand Chief of Hungary. This individual,during the patriotic war, rendered good service tothe Hungarian cause by the invaluable informationhe and his band were enabled to obtain of the ene-my's movements through their knowledge of thecountry. If I am not mistaken he abandoned his vi-cious career and raised a carps of partisans, Itiscertain that alter the crisis produced by the treacheryof Georgy, and the intatuation of Konuth, he was theinstrument in facilitating the escape of many whowould otherwise have fallen into the hands of thehangman Haynau. He succeeded in placing theSCountess Guyon, wire of Gen. Guyon, beyond theareach of the enemy, and freely exposed his life in do-fence of others placed in similar circnumstances. Af-ter the war he resumed his former career, and at timeshas had disciplined forces under his command, withwhich he has defeated the Austrian troops sentI against him. He neverinjured aHungarian, and alJi

Ihis feats have been executed to the prejudice of Auetrians. As usual in such cases, he was betrayed byeSwoman. He visited his most intimate friend, andI while talking with him about a horse he wished tc

purchase, the wile of his friend approached from bebind and felled him with a hatchet. Frieudshipcouldnot resist the temptation of the 850 offered for ha

f capture.

f CRPS IN SOUTH CAROLLNA. -The CharlestonEvening News, of the 12th inst., anys :.

We had a conversation this morning with a gentleman from Yorkviile, who informed us that the incessaot and long-cqntiuued rains had injured the grow, g crops very much, and that the prospects of farmera in that section generally were never more gloom;than at present. The same reports have reached u

s from Lanrens, Abbeville and other districts in thmiddle and upper country.

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holdnotbefellowe Ford18that further oi on the Go ernm8iatneednothbe een pted.

The army ntimateswere the next Impebai-neae for the.Colmmon, andMr Williens maandLrthatth old beyold referred toeaefeo ecaie eq b hewas entirely uthepported, and hs moMod h 1t theground fon' whnt ofa' aeeOnder. The Hcta'theowent Into Oommittee oft Sopl ,and theamse eIatwere presented by the Pa • o•. !•_oa theshort time the Under corej, tWhWa halo inosce. His lordship atoe d the etel-mates were birge, and he prbieedoed-on 'heiralarming praportions. "Nest yteesiy feedPalmereton, "I wit endeaver to elh a'but I hoe you will voe the _eoauma. .present.' A solmeWhat interetLng dimth • wedonmaoy f the votd, dbd te A•e ee weie-tire wllllng-s to follow the advice of'iA"iaedr.There was a 'litte guenabll • gw • ih eanes•beatvote, but no efort wanmade to d` Svid e a magainst the Gi2o21!t l

Dotswent Ltoee linvoal ae rrr Weor PSaL Bmna, ANo Sori otmMain iaeauor L k•I•un.- By thaeo tt eni eenr, -a dAugust 18,186, it is ordered that inkl theunsold and unMpprprieptedpublio Lads in thelie-of reentry generally known as the: (Irephg dia-trct, under the eabseeqent st actO•o•. A , 14.,that the respective period therein reied t habe computed from the dates on which:the lands be-came sbiet to private entry after OpbLst,emedacct offering the seine, and we learnheatinstructions and data have been tiheDepartment to the local aethorities ih ].k toenable the people of that oo of thLe ao toal tbeumal~ of the benefit of the law treting

the lands at redu•e.4prol s.--(osh gioStt

Manfe IrgnsWrsiioca,-A letter of the 4th tofApril rom Rio de Janero, sya:

The bark 1Napier, owned byltet•. FrlaeeenCo., of your oity, wa totally lest ofSin 11 da

the vessel ,when about 20 elesu.oi tpo,9oMany other vemeos, foreign and , the

same fate durilng the ame :fi he. ahe" ndsparrig ofthe shl •Segalnanlgerhave • •tnetdfbr. Thu MYlfed .sis di "" 1 e ehipHound sailed yesterday fee Callforat.. ' .,

The eschooner Amelia Ae, hem K•yWst Ifne'ewYork, recently fell in With brigelCya re, of'rton,from Rooklsnd, loaded with -llomealcahete wrklltotKey, the brig having been an the elacetslithinst. _________

Gao. WooDLS B sao og Hooa.-T4h sword p epared bY orader of es for peents f Genooltcisu, o of hhis galant sesteerrtoe e din l Meteao,andl epeially a e battle f n ims-ta, has bea presented to the vetene -,A . umaeau-tifulaid appropriate omspltmen ot thih eae•O yedby this testimonial could not ,have Ieetn bet wed.The blade is thirty-one And a quarter inches lb g ofthe finest cast-steel, and emblszoned with nationaldevices. The hilt is of solldgold, and Is a specimenof rare wormanahip. The desiga is an ear corn,shall. concealed by the bhack surrusrslnagit, he bop-

hield bearing the words," Baoen Vata, ?~b Y 22and 25,1847:' The eyes of the eagle are damods,The•roes of the hilt'isthe zienaos•cof t•rs--the serpent and oaotrse-ey heasly mua, theeyes of the aerpet beinggrnet, Te a cabard isof silver, plate with gold, and amented with solidgeld bands and rings. The end af the •abbrd is ofsolid gsddadofl une dealg. Os n f thescabbard is the followigm inscription: "Preaneted toGoen. John E. Wool, as a testhiony of the high senseentertained by sogrese of hiagaliat and j•dioious Pcondact at the batte Bof et Vta, in a, ea inwith a joit resolution 1 ovei q , ta:J ury 4"Thytys d coet ~1t,00. the d$le • wanm byLh'h. Benton, of theu ry. ( aany(DL.Y.) p us.

It is told tthat when ]lnister Miles preyed fr raminhe lea nothl* unertain. e msid, "O Leds, thouknoweet we do not want Thee to send us ram whichshall por down n fury and swell r atreassms, andsweep away our hayeeIs,an es, and , Lbr idges;hbut Lod, we want to ome sdrla ete izzaile-dresale, for about a week. AmUen

At a festival whic reeoty coamne off to Lagaraceounty, boy who did net -• rtr chance at theeatables, said soe of thse visitorsh bad eenstarviog thmsel a s l aon t`lae lpatia• of thetofeh, that they were hollow all the waydownandhe

tod her t first usthfol they swallowed strik•on thq hottm of their bootsl

The latest ease of singularity of conduct reported.is that of a mna in Lowell who"dycd"for the bene-fit of his" hahn ."