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BENZ. LEVY.
e.n., SPAIN REVISITED, &c. &c
&SPAiN REVISITED &c Inv The outJ,,. ,r "a ,,...

SfAlN REVISITED, &C. by the author of "A year
~ in Spain in > vols
it@ass q i"tsan choract.r generally applicable to
> vols. a
me Pohfsc0t Grammar, of the United States, or a
complete view of the theory and practice Of the genera
ana se governments, with the relations between them
dedicated and adapted to the yeung men of the United
States, by L, Mansfield, Esq
N'"od's Hunting Tours inlerspersed with character
lsc anecdotes sayings and dongs ofsporting men, in
GLIDING notices of the principal crack riders of England
with analytical contents, and general index of nues
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HARPER's CLAsslCAIIIpp,py

GRACE, translated by Phillip Francis. d d. with
an appendix, containing lrauslaons of variop.
9 pa "a BY Ben Jonson Cowey Milton, Dryden
Bryan &C. and some of the more eminent poets of n,
Pi,h,EDRUs with the appendix Of Tudius trapsl,
, " ~ =, GfnSlopher Smart ma vols farming volumes la
:, 4 il expedition OF iiUAlrREY ci.INKER, by
emoiiet nj d, with memoir of the Aathur. nv T5,m
vs. noScoe' Esq, new edition. with illustrations, by C.
THE Gypsy; Tale, by the author of aR;on.,;s
mary OLE afgundy," &c, lew edition, vols s.omDls
,d PAUL tj yLiFFoRD; by Inc au,ner O, sPelbon,
nof"E Sers Complete v,tks Just se e ilvI co. CO.
'ae WIN MckEAN
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B.4 I'm FOR TEE TEETH
NHEestahlished reputation and constant ncrea in
demand Tor his eie' lual remedy of pain, and pre-
sentative Of the teeth, has induced the subscriber
Utter it TO the American public. Arrangements l,av
been made 10 supply agents in all the principal cite
md towns i'll the United States, place it ithi
the reach OF those suffering and likely to suffer this mos
har,ssing of all aches, rooth-acle.
When applied according to directions given on
bottle, it has never failed 10 afford immediate aud
manent relief 1t also arrests the decay IN deectiv
eeth and relieves that soreness vhch so freounntl,
lenders strong tooth useless The application an,
remedy are Simple, Innocent, an not unpleasant: an,
the large nunber of persons in different SECTIONS OF III
country that have already experienced such deightf
and salutary effects ror the use of the Balm arr read,
10 hear ur the public good) their testimony to its. nm
rival!ed qualities. 1t is Indian remedy. ohtaned
singularly and unexpectedly, and ma be regar b,
redmaH Of the woods.
Price 81 FER bottle. Sold by
JARVIS & ANDREWS.
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10 Tie LADIES.
i TR1NSoN'S D5FH.LATOtY, for removing SUI
"A. perfuous hair ftcm the face, neck and arms with
equal safety and certainty leaving the skin finer and
whiter than before tue application A fresh supply
just received at GNi0K'S
80 Esclangs Hotel, corner st Charles and Commoa
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Royal College of Physicians, Lon,.,n.
gS1i!E orisim. Vegetable II, geia Universal MetVi-
4 cine prepared by W Mskin, Esq. Memuer Of
he Rcval College of Surgeons, Lcentiae of Apothe-
cay's Company, Fellow Of Bolt Court Society, Surgeon
10 the Royal Union Pcnsio, Association, Lancaster
Place Waterloo Bridge, md Perpetual puF Of Guy'
and ST. l'!mnts's Hospitals, Iondon.
iia valuable medicine, the result of tive ntv wears
experience and unparalleled in the extensive
na 2'Ily respectable llaelir" Of the prolricl, Art-
,srd by ,l,e iteu,, and nobtv and is now !ntruu,>
nj'tt noic" o! lie American, riic, al t'e earnest ST.
'el';''oH :" u number Of gentlemen Of long aud hi III
s'Hn,ii4g IN e profession Ii is hoped as rnelini-
ngr1 step, to check the evils and ,la Consequences
'r"'n from the use Of t'eMierous and dclc,eruus
'st'ls Tasted upontAc p,5' by the aid Of t,c. ii
pr'"t at r"cl,uug cures sud ~tIer frauds, by set a.!
,~gasliH, t,to,ne,pe pIctrtdars tia'ly rrlus.ia
Il anuG"gl selrncc. s... il impossible the nonsitolls
GaiHFi' II nS l"pgvr 20 iowa with rha tatii rem
~ sjr ,'"rr, si'0le liz tt in taG,il, ease,
VII Nt'!rn i!IregS, ttr ny !cir nroHrt administration,
clH %i". cranl't2, s3asn,s, !cyris ad rhtr HlHilg
p#i"s, wjiel t0s often prove fatal, be spc.d!-
/ ud'r prevented Ii ,t I'll t!.aS" vo yau,c q od
beat SIN Ia! lc,cr b. witloW them They are sol,
=" hcAV II ~ etls, 81 a.i - each by every trsap
J'H" d'&ElHt, hont't rr d>gudlro tedicoc ia ltl
,ui'," Slalr,t, lie Ca0a@ar. with enp,os directions
t|ther"lt cs,inoias ot pro!'.ssnua! Sbil.is troi4
.HS !"!!uNM% en,4ici, etlcn!'u Sir Astiey Cooper
,she'n'lh,. danes Hi0,@eli, ". D., W. ijauk, NJ D..
a. aston hey, 4. l'raniIos, N. ID, and numesous
"'eis lie originals may be possession ol Che
te''ertl Agca, ty whoH III, madeleine is imported INTO
hs eointi', and to whom all applications !orasencjes
must he made.
JNO. Ho:.hE!N, 12S Wareliy Place, n. York,
Sole "eel%,l Agent tor The United States, sc,
For sale hv appointment OF the original proprietor
~ SWAIN q iiaorutn, Druggists, Mol! CS;l street,
"ene''' hscni:'or s'ta'i.ce OF Louisiana jaiyS
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EXPRESS MAI.
1905 143 H. or Sd e3h
Norhward Coming Southwark, the time is six hours
less; being 5 DAYS and II hours

TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
4 ANYWAY from 1869 Carondelct corner of Hevia
v streets, on the night of 30h of August, and was
seen he next morning in Peydras street, negro boy
named CHARLES, about IL years of age, ana S fee
or tfereabouts in height black and has an mped.
lmenf IN his Speech of bis legs is Sore occasoneS
cotton or linen shirt and white cotton pantaoons.
Masters OF vessels and steam boats are cautioned a
gans or harboriag said negro as well as ali
other PERSONS as the utmost rigour of the law will BE-
enforced against them. The above reward will be paia
Tor delivering him into any of the uils of either Of the
municipalities or at lG9 Crondelet, of Hevi.
steeet. sept
NOIlCE-1he copaltnership heretofore existing
l. Nunder tho firm of dubois " Garretson has been
dissolved. The subscriber will quidae the affairso
the concern in this city, and requires all persons nAeb
ca TO make payment to him only and all those having
CLAIMS, to present hem for settlement. ~
mo- 4 ID
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n DO CERTIFY that the abuve mentioned disease
q quite we'll cured TO my satisfaction, for which
hank DR.. Hue; and moreover assure that the lneti
cine have taken makes me fat, and did not iniure my
noalth at all therefore advise nv How sulersrst
lose no lime and apply to DIR A. Huet Is Bourbon ST.
They wilifnd true doctor tor this complaint.
JOHN DEAN 40 Gravier street
Ii any one wants to see me- call at No, 40 trayie,
street, and the will he satisfied
ODE published at the option Of Dr.. Huct.
JOHN DEAN.
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NoTICE.-The swner of several packages mercbsn
| die marked Madame V. Artiquencave per shin
tirntau, from Nav furk is hereby not fed thot H.
haye hten stored by STErSON, AVERY Nro "'E
mjt C<ns,znecs .ff;,,.".,
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New Orleans. FebI. 1898.


gElHE Genuine Indian la sam OF Ineryorl ana t,n.,.
hound, is put up in hotties at the low price of 81
cents euch, containing the strength of three ounces
Lvefwort hes les the virtues OF other roots an,
herbs known among the Indians etficacous in curine
pulmonary complaints.
The uarivalied success which has attended the use
this inestlmahle Basam wherever it has been intro
duesd. mas ehtalned the contidence and recommended
lions of respectable physicians for the cure of
soldS pain in the side want of rest splitting OF blood
liver complaint, &c.
To whom it may This is to certify that We
have in our practice frequently prescribed Mrs Gard
mers Indian Balsam OF Liverwort and Hioahound viii
decided good effect: therefore, from the know
lodge Of the materials it made ,m and obseryat,or
aHd experience. recommend it superio prepara,iol
all those affections of the lungs for which il is re-
nmsnded. ALBERT WILLIAMS, NJ. D.
CALVIN ELLIS NJ ID,
Members of the Boston Medical Assoc iat;or.
Boston, October 25
For salsby JARVIS g. ANDREWS.
ffh 10 C'nnaa anil Feh, attn ,l.s O, g
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sIA1DN sloEs-a6 casks Cincinnati sm =,
Flaudihs from tbs steamboat Echo, aud for an"
BoGERT & llAWr
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COMPANY.
fETHI stockholders of this company are hereby mn.
n tiled lhalby resolution of the board of drec
ton passed onhe 18th inst. the call made on them on
The 18th febf'ny last for the payment of FIVE dollars
share r'scinded, and the said Stockholders orn
further notified that
w IL -RE-S, by a resolution of this board passed nm
The l9th inst "A call has been uade the stockholders
Of lhe New Oleans and Nashville Rail Road Commas,
'or the following payments the the stock held resD
l'ey by lh!ii, Tz-two dollars per share, PAYABLE ON
Tie first day September next Two dollars rer share
payable on tin first day of December next and two
dollars per SHIRE payable the Ii st day of March
next row tlprcore be il resolved thai tie secratorv
OF tins company Shall notify the share holders iharain
thfou%h The public pr MS OF the city, that in conformity
win tue eit lection OF the charter, thev perirlG
to postpone puylaeni called in an The stock nj soiJ
company for tie term of sixty days, FROM and after The
Day on which is made payable with the express con-
dil!9E however, that II not regularly pai within the
s!d rxlongHt0n OF sixty days, from and aft r the d,y
on which it spud have heem paid, that then the STOCK
on which sadpaymcnts should have been made is anI
rena .0leied to the company, the charter M ,l,nt
point beng Imperative In conformity therefore to sail
call all stock Of the stockholders in said company "a
think proper put OF the payments on their stock IN
the end of the additional sixty days which the cbar,er
allows thsm,i notified that the payment of two dol
lars per snrf called for, and due on the first of SEN
t2mberneS may he postponed under The sixth sectip
OF said charttr null the 81 dey of October next liar
the payment Of two dollars per share called ior and
due gu he fist day Of December next may be posi-
p0ned until the 0th day of January he 81: aud The nav
mept of two dollars per share called for and due on The
rstday Of MARCH next, may be postponed uulil the j
day of April next
Extracts OF the minutes of the board
june :. AcNAIR, Sec'ry.
N.N} o1h BATS, in cases-25 dozen while Woo
' y IHIs,for sale JOHN Fl GRAHAM.
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4 tlIECkS ON PHlLAnELpIiIs-Fars aI,. nv
~ YORK., 6HO1HEgS
81 IS Gsml slrs1,
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4 FROMNEiI., nn Historical Novel, b, the an,bor NJ
~ 1.-The brothers. &c. in vols.
Popular Medicine, Family Adviser; CONSISTING nj
Outlines of Anatomy, Physiology, aud Hygiene, with
such Inns on the practice Of Plysic, Surgery and the
diseases of women and children, is NAV prove useE in
families when regular physicians cannot be procured:
being companies mi guide for intelligent principals
OF manuactofes plantations, and boarding school +,
heads OF families, masters Of vessels missionaries or
travellers; aud useful sketch for Young men conienc
iug Il study of medicine. BY Reynell Coates Nj, d,
Peer Parey's Universal History on The bases of
Biography fur the of fnInes illustrated by tnaps
and engravngs, III . vols
Just received alp! for SAFE bv " McKEAN
In9 cor ANN and Common. ste
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'-h'S' 10 -" A NDRtWS,
mr. 5 Cor Common and Tcksn;touIas .ts

W EW BooKs-Naval Sketch Book, OF, the Service
A'"at aud ashore. With characteristic reminscen
;es fragments and opinions. BY the au,' n of
Falrso Tar &c. second series, in voss8
Random Recolleetions of the House q, Commons
om the year 1880 10 the close OF 1885 Including
y, just received and for sale by W MckFAN
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MAZE ARRANGE EN- ENT

MAIL ARRANGEMENT
=, ,y-,5 hue Every Day at II NJ.
Nor'her" hHa'3 Closes Every day at lo4 AN
,v..,,.a ,,ov Due every Sunday Wednesday an
W "Gy ~e Closes every Monday, Wednesda
Coast and Saturday, by 9, P. NJ. ;
", DHe every Tuesday, Thursday, an
3ae A az ha'' Saturday by 5 r. NJ.
VI" Closes every Monday, Wednesday,
EXPRESS MAIL.
TIMES OF ARRIVAL, DEPARTURE DISTANCE
Ne. of the Express Mad, betw"~r MOBILE and New
Iork-ieap,ng Mobile dsil" at p NJ. Northwar
New York daily at ; p. NJ Southwark.
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RhOlLE Y MAY, House, Sign, and Ornamental
Painters, No Carotdele street, two doors from
Canal street.
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~ ..ilJfi.i.',, NtH WOi;>, &c.-i'hc American
- England by tha au;isoro. "A Year IN s,,.tin," ia
,uimnvs.
Noble Deeds of ', omen, in , vols
The Young S.ity- iouE, ii nisuuul moral rel
Gus aud !ome=,ir dutns.
.t'nl received and lor sale by WNl. M'kE4N
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k{'Louh-sSn anding from steamer Indepeud.
4 enee, Gle G DORSEY,
mSs u Nav sysezus
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JOHN WILLIAMS,
the English Ocu!ist.

Louisville Jaly 1887.
COPIED from the s. X 4drocate Of the a4A Jane 1897
At the request of DIR. Williams we insert the foljoy
ing note from the Rev. Mr. Howell, of Nashville 10 thr
editor OF the South Western Christian Advocate. who
itappears has examined the Diplomas and other doom
Insn1s, evclve OF the Doctors claims to public patron
age In consequence of an accident, DR.. W will 70.
man IN Nashville few days longer than he at first
lev. Mr. gfed:-tlaving been requested bv DIR.
Williams, the ooust, in this city, to examine his
numerous diplomas and other documents eyincjye Of
his claims to rnbc confdeno tn his profession have
in company with valued friend done so with pleasure.
Among them found letter from Mr. Pageot, at pre-
sent Charge d. iihres OF the King of the French Mt
Washington addressed toDr. Williams, testifying the
commences of the diplomas from the Kings of France,
Belgium, Nc as well those from the Medical Socc
lies of France. He has numerous vouchers from men
known to be OF high reputation in this country received
since his arrival IN the United States detailing instan-
ces OF great success in the restoration of srht ia The
onnd have seen ne rly ali his poor patients in this
ely. knew none of them previous to tei. copinr
udsstinuably benefited "
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specimens TO be seen at The shop Paints, eils
glass, @opa varnsl &C. on LanJ mi .or sale
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RlLANK BOOKS. of every variety of ruling and
90 binding, constantly on hand: and Printing Ruin
and Binding neatly executed, ot short notice, by
DAVID Ft,I I Il co.
m3l NY S.ationers' Hall, 81 Cbarres 1t.
T$RANbf-4o bbls fourth proof American Brandy,
11 iardng, for saieby
ISAAC BRIDGE & co.
MIL l3l Magazine street.
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Leave Green Plains every Tuesday aud SATURDAY "a
m, arrive at Lawrenceville same days by l2 m
1862 From Lawrenceville, by Sturgeonvie, kenne.
dy's, Jones5crough, McFarland's Wattsboro, Barry
Bridge, and Greensboro 10 Boydon, 81 miles and blcs
week
Leave Lawrenceville every Thursday nj a m, arrive
at Boydon next day BY pm
Leave Boydton every Saturday, a, 6 a m, arrive al
Lawienceville next day by 5pm>
1868 From La~tenceville, by Lewiss!lle Edmund 3,
Brickland Oak Grove, Columbia Grove, Whitle's
Mills and South El Lonbardy Grove, AZ miles and
back once a week
Leave Lawrenceville every Thursday at III, arrive
at Lombardy Grove same day by : pm
Leave Lornbardy Grove every Friday at4 m, arrive
al Lawrencevilie same day by pm
1864 From Lawrencevle. by louisville, Chrchton
Store. Turner's Store, ST. Tammany, Pamer's Spring
and Hammersville, to Lombardy Grove, &C miles and
back once week
Leave Lawrencevlle every Monday at p m, arrive
at Lombardy Grove next day by JPN
Leave Lomaardy Grove every Wednesday at a m
arrive at Lawrenceve next day by 10 q IN
1865 From Jacksonville, by Powell,on and Seate q
Cross Roads, to Weldon, 90 miles and back once week
Leave Jacksonville every Thursday at a n, arrV
at Weldon same day by 6 m
Leave Weldon every Wednesday at s m, arrive al
Gholsonve same day by pm ,
Service is to commence the first Of July, 1859
1866 From Jacksonville, by Chrichtons store South
Hill Greens5o,nugh, and DrapersVille, 10 Ihs'a""e,
SO miles and back once week
Leave Jacksonville every Thursday ats m, arrive al
Chrislanvile same day by 6pm
Leave Christian vile every Wednesday al m, al
rive al Jacksonville same day by 6 IN
Service is to commence on the LIST Of July, 1889
1867 From Boydton, by Chrs,ianville, Mill Grove,
Rehobolh. and Lunenburg G 10 Blacks and Whites,
4l miles and back twice week
Leave Boydton every Tuesday and Saturday at m,
arrive q. Blacks and Whites same days by pm
(Conetuded on Tie last page)
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READ THIS, II YOU PLEASE.-Dr. MRRwIx, sometimes
called the Indian, German or Natural Doctor about the
mounans aud other places collecting vegetables Practice
may expected Richmond s, of October
the purpose curing those diseases wich often battle skill
Of ordinary practitioners The most distressing rheumatism often
removed thirty by his oin,ents. Piles aways
rep.a Dfoy Diabetes Asthma Phthsc Scroua and Gravel
generally relieved few hours and often radically cured-A
other diseases understood and attended If called upon.
lie result Of fry experience in various sections
ohe county, and the medicinal plant and foreign
ce to be found in America Gar he deems them useful
necessary The afflicted will find him by nGurng the public
ad groceries near the Market by notice which will be
given in this paper. !. c. ".
July27 93-lO
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month; but om the information On the state Of ani
and the means Of establishing system Of Poor Laws
which has come in the Of the debales-llllIe
hope is entertained that The will be any real
lief to Irish distress.
Bath the Copyright Bill of Mr. sergean, Tulfourd,
and the lnte irrational Copyright Bill appear also to be
destined to be thrown out 10 be neglected and forgot
ten as imprac,icabe matters al the presen, time;
The coronation takes place the 18th inst Inc ptIn
cpa spendour Of the ceremony expected 10 oc ~ 'e
foreign ambassadors who are wing with one ano'nef !"
preparations Of the most magnificent KIND:
rN Y Courier :. Enquirer
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tie parpose of paying CT rsieeEning its notes and oI
cations the several circuit courts OF inc D sa hase
niunctions to peven, the issuing, ressuing, or trans
fer of any such bills notes, checks drafts or other Sc
cures and also to such Of the said b'is notes.
checks drafts or other securities as have been redeemed
70 he delivered up and cancelled and the said several
shall have power TO all The necessary DEGREES
and orders for the purpose Of carrying into effect the
Jurisdiction hereby conferred, ard 10 execute The same
By due process Of law.
AppRoyFD July Sh less.
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From HE A.. O. C0u,;t- IF .JuIy 10 !

TIT FOR rAr-One Of the 'cuiest Yankee tricks
which has occurred for long time have now to mar
rate II appears that the schooner Lone, Capt Clark,
which cleared from this port weeks since, with a
full and valuable cargo Of merchandise and produce
r the Mexican market, despite of the vigilance of the
French blockading squadron, succeeded in getting into
MGtsnloras On her return che was taken by French
cruiser in obedience decree Of the French adlira
in the Gulf ordering the capture Of all merchantmen
British packets excepted that attempt either to enter or
go out of Mexican ports. Capt. c. not bing aware OF
such decree, sailed with suspicion Of being cap.
tured but he was mistaken Soon after clearing the
mouth Of the Brassos Santiago, he boarded by boats
from French brig, and his vessel taken possession Of
A portion OF his and passengers conveyed on
board the brig, and prize master aad men left on
board the Lone
BY some hocus pocus process the particulars of which
have not been able TO learn, Captain Clark, with
other aid than that of his and steward succeeded
in recapung his vessel he hauled down the tricolor
ed flag and hosled in lis place the spanged banner
OF our country.
The Lone is now in this port with the prize officer on
board but not master. She has SIS 600 in specie,
and 1900 hides.
This should be lesson 10 the French how they trou-
bic Yankee captains.
REcArruRE OF SCHOONER LoxE.-The particulars
Of the gallant recapure Of the schooner Lone whose
rival al New Orleans noticed last week furnish
ed in the missing New Orleans slips Of the lh instant
which have now come 10 hand. The Bulletin thus
laes the occurrences:
"Our readers recnect notice in This paper few DAYS
since, Of The arrival Of the schooner Lone, Capt Clarke
al Maamnras, after passing the blockade. Having sold
the freight at profit, Captain Clarke took
in cargo OF specie and hides worth $50 000 and clear
ed again for New Orleans On the morning of the 25Ih
of June before daylight the Lone passed the bar of the
Del Norte under with fresh smacking breeze,
and strong expectations of euding the vig.nce of
bockadng squadron. But she had sailed ten miles
to before the breeze died away, and daylight reveal
ed the French brig Of var within miles distance
$50 the Yankee discovered, the French
commander manned boat with dozen sailors and ma
rnes baarded and took possession Of her as prize
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HERALD OFFICE,

J
The South Carolina brought nearly 900 passen'
gers, among whom were Capt Dulany, Lieut. Young,
Lieut.. Watson, DR.. Brown and l35 non commissioned
officers aud privaies, Of the U. S. Marine Corps being
the remainder Of the several attachments taken from
the Atlantic stations Two years ago. and since they have
actively been employed in the with The Creeks and
the S,mnoies, and Iaery in efecing the removal Of
the Cherokees. On their arrival here they imme-
daley transferred to the steamer Columbia and pro-
ceeded on to Washington without hours detention.
Poor fellows they have hard times, as their iotlofn
nnnpor1ncp testinps
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LORD BRouGuAM'. COOP WISHES FOR THE UsIrrp
SrATEs-"l know" said his Lordship in the House of
Lords the I'd Of February last "the good which,
generally speaking prevails among the people of Anne
ca the sound policy which for The most part guides the
councils Of its Government. Long may tina, policy con-
nue! Long may that great Union last lls endurance
is of paramount importance TO the peace Of the world
to the best interests Of humanity, 10 the general i'm
provement Of mankind"
Ora COMMERCE WITH AUsTRtA-We learn from Tri.
este that Mir Niles, who had been ntrusled By the Co
vernment Of the u States with diplomatic mission to
Vienna had succeeded in inducing the Austrian Go.
vernment to modify the quarantine American vps-
ses that in future arrivals from any ports of the IT,
States all seasons Of The year with clean bills of health
10 be admitted to immediate ttrc pratigu. Vessels
arriving with foul bills Of health will hereafter be sub
eced TO quarantine OF observation Of only ten or five
days, according their cargoes may be more or less
susceptible of contagious masma. The authorities Of
Trieste have received official orders 10 this effect The
shortest quarantine hitherto imposed arrivals from
ports in the U. States South of The 34lh degree North
latitude, with clean bills Of health has been twenty
FIVE days. great increase Of trade between the s..
and Austria, particularly in the products of the Southern
ports Of the American Union, anticipated from this
change of the Austrian quarantine regulations.