True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-03
iHE TRUE AM ERiCAN.
EDITED sY JOsuN GIBSON.
FAITHFUL AND BOLD.
MI w OREE US:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3, 1898

MI w OR LEAN 8:
8. 1888
Within the last six days, we have received no
less than fifteen new subscribers. We much
obliged them for the preference, and fatter
selfif we commence thus early increasing our list,
new subscribers will flow in upon us, when we
receive our new type, and carry into execution
all our projected Improvements.
We are determined not 10 be surpassed this
winter by any paper in The Union, either in ap- !
pearance of our paper, the quality OF our reading |
matter, or the freshness Of our intelligence. And |
we solicit consequently without fear, fair share
of advertising patronage. The commercial de-
parment of paper will be most particularly
attended to, and render it perfect as possible
we have engaged gentleman from the North,
then whom there is none superior whether re
sPects industry, un'iring perseverance and talent
Our Reading Room has been refited, and is now
may say i, without Boosting, inferior to no
other in the United States. Besides an exceed.
ingly large number of papers from every city and
state in this Union, from Texas. Havana, and a
very large and regular supply from all paris OF
Europe, we have in the room various books of,re.
ference, among the rest Niles R. iser complete
and Levy's Prices Current from the commence.
ment to the present time, Llnyd's Lists received
regularly, Purnie's Liverpool Price Current, &c.
We have been so much occupied for some days
past, that it has entirely slipped our memory to
cal! the attention of readers to two advertise
ments in our paper, the OF Mr.. B. GRANEr,
L. L. D. and the other of Mr.. C. J. HARDEMANN,
A. NJ.
The frmer gentleman for several years pas, es
tablished IN this state, and formerly at the head
of the Jefferson College, has opened IN institution
called the Jefferson Academy, and intended as
preparatory school to admission into the Jefferson
College.
Mr.. Hardemann, has arrived amongst us
's'ranger, but with the b's testimonials, and re-
pntation for learning and moral worth that in this
i respect leaves nothing 10 desire. His school is
called the Louisiana Institute, and is located in
the basement story Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church.
) These two schools conducted by such accom-
pIished scholars, and urbane gentlemen Messrs.
Granet and Herdemann, supply desdera,um
long needed in our ci,y. Our fellow citizens will
. no longer have cause TO complain of the want OF
good schools if these Two institutions are properly
supported.
The arrival Of the ''Great estern' has hrouph
= to us such food of news from oil parts of Europ,
7 that we are compelled to omit many articles pre-
pared for this days paper. We have endeav ,re
to be as brief as possible yet our Express Mail
occupies very large portion of our columns, an
we have several letters OF great interest which W
must reserve until Tomorrow
:; On the 18th August the Queen prorngued tn
Brtieh parliament in person. Vctora wore he
regal crown for the first time; and her lovin
- subjects seem to have been highly delighted a
i t. seeing her decLed with the rihand and "garer
mot al aarters are usually worn, bu, on tn
It, arm, we presume, as no more convenient plac
n; could be found to grace with the brilliant circle
h, She read her speech, too, with good emphasis an
discretion, and though il is not so brilliant as
any murders OF tho queen's English. In It's poll
y tics it is Of the Van Buren, school-non-commit
! allsm from alma tn omega,
- The Royal WnIlam on her Liverpot
reported h. r own arrival in New York No,hin
I'd like steam!
:. The following is an extract oa letter from
Ill correspondent in London dated the 9th Septembe
received by the Great Western. We shall give III
" remainder of the letter in our next.
ID: Business in stocks lately has been limited. On
~ or Two bargal 81 Portuguese bonds. SHAN bond
10 Improved, also Great Westernsharvs, Greenwich
II Brighten and Southampton discount Thes
branches oil Commerce shaken BY the last,pani,
he are improving progressively. The rate on stap]
b. commodities IS heavy drag on manufacturing
of cot"n and wool being ton high to allow fair nr
ne ii on the piece. Colonial produce dull. ,hono
m the holders re not anxious force bargains e,
ms pecllng speedylactlvlty. Cochneal IN extens,y
demand from The Unsettled state OF the countrif
whence II Is procured. Wool wanted. but prc,
les too nigh 10 ensure many transactions. At Aniwel
nd 27 bales of damaged American pe,asbes tetche
at by public sale 80 francs. Tobecco in same pla
9TH hrm, dncIning upwards. The harvest, as me
we TONED IN former letter, is lhey to be good n
or bread hts already begun TO tall.
Theatrcats are beginning TO stir. The two gre
he THEATRES IN last. Yates has engaged the cele
rated Eastern dancers at an enormous expens
las Barnes the pantalaon in poverty and decrepitud
~ y" had a benefit at the Lyceum on Wednesday:
ek was productive, and graced with well writ.
sat address by Lenon ReGe which besides The meJ
h ht of very versfcation exceedingly to II
-" purpose. Buck stone has produced new comeC
called "a Lesson Tor the Lades" The Pavillc
ice aud City opened on "nday. The word sImpo
zen an with "Mr Coopet,'In the bills of the lat
he have given this gentleman The cognonen ot ii
he "Important Mr.. Coeper.''
ing VAGUS LoND4N ENsIs.
civ Our neighaor of the Picayune, should be lii
ave more particular in disseminating his puffs Al
out praises. In yesterdays number, the Pic pays
compliment to the CaGadores now e take the
J., berty 10 inform him tina it was not the Compa
on. of Cazadores whu paid Municipality visii
-, Sunday last, but the Casadores Iiolaates, comman
eat ed by that good staunch whig, and resident of I
r,a- Second Municipality, Capi. Felix Maxent. Hor
,ks, TO WHOM honor is due.
The loss OF he ship Kentucky, was received
New York by schr Leontine from Havana on
o0 23rd
Many vessels are reported lost, the Brig Hell
-. ofBaltmore, Schr Tyler, Schr Sarah Louisa, ir.
= New York for Mobile, with a valuable cargo,
u total loss The Brio Rnwpns of Portland fr,