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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-16

The DFarH OF AN AUrHoR.-ltis stated that Chas.
d'Avaon once celebrated as the compiler of Anas,
Gently died Of hunger in France. lie proud to
beg and died like Otwav from starvation Hunger is
one Of the mseres Of authorship. A snatterer may
sometimes crawl into snug place, while the mine tom
which gems may be drawn is neglected, and all the
bright and beautiful creatious that there concealed
viii nut buy All ounce ofbrend, tankard Of ale
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-16

Texas We are indebted 10 Capt. Wiadall, Of the
steam packet Columbia, (which last evening arrived
fron Galveston, having made the in 48 boure) for
Houston papers Of the i0th and Galveston Of the 18th
inst. We note the only tie us Of importance.
c. H. Ramsey, hf the editors IF the Cincinnati
Republican, died in Galveston, April 9Th.
The British harque Ambassador, Capt. Davidson
10 sail from Galveston for Liverpool, with full
cargo Of cotton, from the house Of Mckinney Il Will
Iiams) said to he Of the best quality, April 18th.
The editor Of the Galveston GAZETTE, states, that
grenter amount Of live oak il I" Ike found in Texas.
than in all tine remaining counties Of the world, and
thinks that it will shortly be extensively exported to
Great Britain.
public meeting Of the citizens called at Gal
weston, for the 18th inst 10 adopt measures for the sup
preston Of gambling in that city.
large number Of smgans has perhans arrived this
port during the days. than before in the
Of time. Three packets aud sailing
sels have arrived from TIE Urited States that period;
OF them crowded, md ali brngnga respectable number Of
passengers large NUM- er of slaves have aso arrived
single ndiv ua bringing about sixty. The pros
poets Of Texas were never half aatrng ut
hund, ell buildings going up embracing fine hotels
academies and private dwellings, presses
in concentration" Large quantities Of arriving far
transportation TO England, and ia said III It
are no" nearly due from Liverpool. Galveston Gazette
The company Of soldiers that formerly STATIONED a,
Gnhzales has been removed to the Walnut springs, about 3
e ahnVe mat place. This is the nppernost settlement on
Mr. Dancy from Rexar has us. that nearly eo
Mexican families have recently removed that city from the
Rio trande Many Of them hive the cultivation
OF The Ranchos Nextar, that have been left
since the commencement of the revolution Every thing
that section wears the appearance Of tranquility and
rity The trade with Mexico is still cond ucted without
terOption. and is becoming great profit to til,
! citizens of Bexar. Houston. Tel
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-16

U00t az UHFsstHY.-Ih nc fOITOWIng i from
the New York Spirit Of the Tines -
"hw he good news, il true, to all playgoer=, that
distinguished hagic actress who some years since
married an Anne lean gentleman of fortnne and retired
from the stage is about IL re-appear upon it. How.
ever we may deplore the msiurtunes which have led 10
this result aud sympatbse with the feelings Of the
iady, yet nothing could afford pleasure to those
fond OF the theatre than ngan greet her in line ri
clmractes which she univalIed 1t is supposed
she Is engaged at the National, next season.
The above aludes to Miss Phillips, at least we guess
3D. We shall he among those who will joyfuy greet
her on the boards again, although regret with friend
Porter, the which render it expcdient that she
should again labor in her former vocation.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-16

TUESDAY. APRIL l6, rs 80.

LOUISIANA MANUFAcTuREs-,lhe great staple Of
this state. cotton, which in the raw" is mine Of
wealth to the rase has heretofore been shipped 10 the
and rcshpped to this place, before it
could be converted 10 useful purposes. Hence The
consuWers had to pay tux upon the article which
Proiuced-tec cos, oftransportation commissions
surance, in short variety Of expenses which may he
saved by having nanufact ured Mt home. Our climate
ia Of character that cotton fabrics admirably adapt
ed for almost every purpose For domestic wenring
apparel, and in fact all domestic they have
superior. They form the most lasting and cheapest
and the neatest clothing We can give to our negroes
Until very recently, there haa heen
establishment in Louisiana. 1t is If the plan.
tiers, especially in the Attakapas have employed some
Of their surplus hands in viewing coarse cotton IA
bric known cOtonade, col"red with very simple
dves, Of the NATURAL unhleached white The utility
Of the fabric having been tested and proved. spurious
article has poured in upon from the northern and
other manufactures, Altogether inferior in point Of d-
rabilily aud excellence. bu. easily imposing upon the
casual or skill.lcss examiner. However they are likely
he supplnntrd and driven from the marke, by the in
PRODUCTION Of an article manufactured in city, alto
ge.her equal in strength and texture to that by
hand in the Atakapns md much superior the mite
ton we piled UP the counters Of the retailers
and wholesale Dealers
Mr.. b. Whitney, the pioneer ofmanufaciurera, with
most commedubie enterprise has erected lurge and
complete manufacturing establishment 'rchoupitou-
las and Rofigna Streets which goes through, b:
means Of machinery, the various operations Of picking,
car,ling, spinning. dyenr and weaving, the common,
twlled aud double twilled cotons, Of most excellent
quality. Specimens were exhibited at the mechanic
Fair, week two since which very lar surpassed i.
excellence, any that examined which had been
manufactured elsewhere. Mr.. Whtney's machinery
is beautiful in its 6nsh compact and comprising all Of
the latest Improvements. The labor employed is prn.
cipally female, and the wages what higher than
the north yet from the circumstances III the ma
teria hand and has not to run the usual routine
lefore il reaches the manufacturer the fabrics
fuctnred by Mr. Whitney, be afforded cheap
rate those imported, and when their excellence is
considered, ut far cheaper rate.
He should he encouraged. His manufactures should
he inquired for and preferred. lie las boldly stepped
forward and attcn,,ted the experiment. whether
features thrive in the South, Ih lie will succeed
We have no Doubt. Such public spirit will not be suf-
fered pine and perish rou h cold eg'ect indfc
renee. We expect to see degree Of competition
AWAKENED which cannot fail t, most beneficial
j. influence. We successfully compete with on
northern friends manufactures, five only ,Inl
so, and Mr.. Whitney has taken such steps will e
fur To prove it.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-16

We have heard that rsbid dogs have been seen in
city. Every having any Of the canine should
be careful 10 keep them at home and not permit them to
large. Stray dogs great danger Of certain
disagreeabe annoyunces.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-16

1.-THE New York city election, commanded on the
9th We shall doubtless have some tidngs in the nex
nsa-possibly to-day.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-16

3fbIeHsIoN
Stop the 7hief-On Sunday night last the workshop
Of Mr.. Fauqul,er was entered through the and
rubbed of considerable quantity Of tools, consisting OF
planes, saws, etc. many of which st,mped with
his Initials" " II F." This perhaps may lead to
their recovery, tina letters be very easily ef
faced,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-16

FlRE-A Grocery store, with its contents, situated on
the Levee near the corner Of Conti street, destro,
ed by fire last evening For short time it was feared
that the flames would extend beyond the store, hut the
activity OF the fsemen happily prevented it.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-16

PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEARANCEs:

: 1A1ESHN"isNEsS.2 l.-.a
IS hi Ss 3ss'Ssss-as April Is, 1889.
Nejp q ssseNt Rails for Hnvrc,' II Gale
Davqss Eayds. Reid for Livarpool Wright
nse omst Moss for Vera Csus, Cuculu Lapsyre co
Mig CAsslins, Driver for Gibralier, MerreN
eshe Rnlia. Paxton, Tor Campieo. " lahka's co
Sehe Eclipse. Desa"he, for Vera Csuz, Col con co
eehr Albert, Hamilton, for Matamoras. Jenkins
taNh, {. w R,ear wood l.uer for penyncos, Master
echr D Moss k0,e for Pensacola Master
- . - y - w Fvyeu + CO
aehr -Gov Arnold, Swain. for 81 Marks, .
- S'T.fS 80 - I'5-I Wv StIlwel 1 co
Seke l1svv vickevy, Davis. for Mobile. Master
otssm ship New York. Wright. for Galveston,
100 Ropert 4 Hawthorn
Racket ship R.u.hs.. Ashley. for New York;
x ARRIVALS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-16

boat belonging to the American barque Aurora
caTsized in sqns ut Canpeachy on The 18th us and
Alexander Bursley, l. Couzens, J Maxwell and A.
Burnside were drowned.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-16

The ARTISTS BENErir.-Let not the e cd people
Of our city forge, that Mr.. Lee, the Artist of the St.
Charles, takes Benefit this evening. If The huuse be
measured by his merits, he will have II cro.cder.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-16

NAvAL.-The U. ship Cnnst ,llaton, was to leave
Norfolk 10Th inst. for New Yh,k.
The U : ship Cyane was Marsel les on the 22d
Of Feb Officers and crew all we'll.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-16

T,viFTY DDLLARS REWARD-Tl,es sbove Ie.
i ward willie paid ny the Subscriber, f1sach in
oraiar as ~iit nd 10 The scovars of The driver q
10 ,issy nunerrd % tsnppeSei 10 be iae numhe!)
Sci. ;,v' = ss-:! +, ~; LII GALE =
~ .ti'.s. 93t 'oi,msnst
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-16

The Cincinnati Post says, ,hut there is doubt but
So miles Of the Turnpike Road from that city Lex.
ington, Ky. will bs immediately put undr contract.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-16

Sentence Of observation-disclosures and Remick, two de-
seIters from The Maine militia the Aro,'stook, were
lately tried before court martial, acknowledged their
offence, and were sentenced follows :-"'rhat said
Pierce and Ke,nck should have cnc, billet Of wood
tied to them wei Ching not ~ lbs, less than 10
lbs. [after the mannr in vi, cl Satisfaction Skunk was
served in days and being dashed together pas.
in front Of the lines the Of "Rogue'r March "
fatigue duty during their term Of service Sd have theis
wages tken from them they have families hut ia
they have, the wnges shall BE- given to their fam
lies.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-16

There building Quebec, l.. e. 10 vessels of
300 to 900 each. Also large ship of l4OO
tons. The total number Of vessels constructing ia 90
and the tonnage 1880
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-16

Flour worth $5 g. IS in Cincinnati on the 3,
inst, and Whskey 40 40A.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-16

RESULT OF THE CoNNECrlcur ELECrloN.
Governor Ellsworth, (whig) 1880
l'r. Niles, (lnc") q 36l
Mr.. Phelps, (colservativ-) 9o7
Wing majority over the loco., 1868
Wing mujnrtv the united Loco Foco and
Conservative vOie,
Congress-Six members, all wings, elected ! y
average ujority Of uhout 500.
Assembly, (as far az received) Whighs 1903 members
ocos, n Conservatives 2-N Star.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-16

The New York and Erie Rail road bill has bee MIR,
jecied by the New York Legislature.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-16

IMPORTANT ARRivAL.-Tke Philadelphia Ledger
says The barn allow and III, white bslsd swallow
have arrived in our city and vicinity"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-16

The Wings Of New York fired grand salute on the
night If the 4h inst in honor Of the victory in Connec
ticut.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-16

On the night Of the 4th. large frame stable was
burned in Brooklyn, and l2 horses persisted.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-16

the 4th rays:-
1.-THE property in Fourth street, between Market and
Che. nul, 46 feet front BY rs feet in depth sold
Tuesday evening, BY NJ Thomas + Son, for s33, son.
The houses Ou the lot conside red little vulue
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-16

FOR NEW YORK.
Louisiana and Nee York Line Of Packets.
"a The superior packet ship, MISSISSIPPI,
fSM Captain Becbe, will positively sail This Al.
AA4Ge ternoon at 6 o'clock. at which, hour passen-
gers will please he on hoard.
For freight or passage, having elegant accommoda.
lions. apply to the captain hoard opposite the Veg
etal'le market, or to JAMES HULLEN,
al6 GA Camp st
The Mississippi take few sieerage passengers
The superior pncket shin Louisville, Capt. Allen,
will follow the Mississippi with early despatch.
u The rate Of passage by this line, has been re-
duced 10 $50. -
uos,vev leave ,he ieyce his evening NJ ociock at
which tire her passengers will please be board
tiers below tho Vegetable market. spi Is
% The packet ship Nashville, is INV d;achareing
lelOw the Vegetable Market. Consignees will please
attend to the receipt Of thsir goods.
apll6 A COHEN, Agent
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FOR NEW YORK.
Packet If Monday, 22d inst
Losisiana and NeU York Line.
Il Ths fine FIST sailing packet ship LOUIS
I'm WILLIE, Capt, Allen. viii sail a. above hav-
L;og portion Of her cargo engaged.
For freight passage, having superior accommoda-
tons, apply the master en- bard. opposite the Vege-
table market, Orto JAS MULLEN,
apl Is "a Camp street.
10. The packet ship Saratoga. Capt Hathaway. will
follow the Louisville with quick despatcI.
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ISOLATION Of The Chu,nbers and smother packed majority
elected in their place, tpen to ma ury the elements OF
resistance viii III are in most active and extensive ter
throughout the influential classes Of states
military. .F '5-'-
CoUNrERFEirERs ARnEsTED.-On Tuesday after
noon, police officers, learn from the New Bed
ford Mercury, succeeded in breaking up nest IF con-
tereiers ut house OH Purchase street, occupied ny
Darius EIdridge. Suspicion Of the character Of the
inmates nf this abode had been entertained by these
officers for several weeks, aud proceeding to the
place yesterday with warrant they fund that every
Of access the cellar had been closed, except
through trap dior concealed in Ilose On descend
ing through this aperture they surprised Two man busi!y
engaged in coming, and the ground about was 'hickly
strew~d with spurious cos Of the denomination Of half
dollar, they had fallen from the die. Six individuals
have been es,ed, and committed to JUL for examna-
iion. quantity Ct base silver coin, amounting nearly
totwo bushels machinery dies sc. ~ere ulso taken into
custody and conveyed 10 the police Office. +
Aconsderabl- quantity If bank bills, supposed to lie
counterfeit, also fund upon the prisoners: Among
them were sos Of The Leicester Bank in this state
SIS Of the Hamilton Bark, loson, and various others
some Of banks in the Of New York. II is said thai
quantity Of this spurious coin, in hnlf dollars amount
ing to $300O, has been disposed Of at Nantucket but
we have been able TO ascertain whether such has
been the fact. The con appears to be Of composition
principally Of German silver, and well executed a
easily to escape detect q.
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FOR NEW YORK.
Regular Packet for Monday, sd inst.

: Regular Packet for Monday, I'D INST.
, If0iinrs' Line.
Ia The new fast sailing packet ship GAS.
,tM TON, Whuesey. master, will sail on Mon
al9SE. day evening, tie I'D inst.
For freight passage, having elegant aceonmoda-
iaas Apply "a the Cart. bnald, iier below the
We re,abe n a kci, or to- w COHEN, ~
api l6 No9o Cspnon st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-16

CAuTloN.-A woman in Bennington, N. n. q few days
ago, in preparing beet for boiling, which measured 30
in the middle, large Nert they sometimes Called
a species Of tho lizard, which probably got there by
some crack in tho beet while growing, which finally
closed over the animal.
They are supposed to he very poisonous, md had she
boiled, without discovering il, would perhaps have
caused the death of sonu who might have eat Of it.
Much should be taken in preparing cnbhages, beets
and other vegetables for the table, that they ito not
tain impurities Of some kind-Dooer Gazette.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-16

FOR LiVEKPOOL.
FL The A ] fast railing ship OSCEOLA.
I'm Capt. Child, will have immediate despatch
AkX For freight of 500 bales, passage, apply to
ROGERS, GRAY T. Co or
s 81 WHITNEY,
apll6 70 Canp street
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FUR LlV ERPOUL.

Passage only.
H> The new fast sailing ship DELHI, Capt.
,EM Crocker, will have Immediate espatch. For
AA4g passage, having fine accommodations apply
~ SNIP WHITNEY,,
onl Is 70 Camp ST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-16

Appainted BY the Federal Court Mt New Orleans.
OFFICE No, 100 COMMON STREET,
Exchange Hotel Buidings.)
SAID Commissioner takes aifiduvits under anal by
- virtue of the Acts Of Congress- passed til Febri-
ary. 1920 LIST March 1917 The Ju dietary Act Of 1888
and other Of Congress, in such made and
provided. -
Said Commissioner has considerable experience
and uses rms Of caption and certificate which have
stood the ssveresl scrutiny Of the sblest Lawyers.
april -
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-16
POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK.

q Orleans Street, opposite the Theatre.
M r Gii.lER respectfully informs the public, that
,lvl the celebrated
Statue OF CLEOPA IRA, Qsees Of Egypt, -
Which has been exhibited III must Of the principal
cities of the Union the lively adm atom Of any
thousand vaifers has arrived in this city, and
being exhibad for ashort time only. from 8 O'Clock
A n, TO O'Clock, p NJ. ..5-li :,
I GT Adml,ance. 50 esnts; Season tickets, 81.
uS--ti,'
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s, r"h h,, owe n" IN" WYE Cannon .s
Hss " .i s!'ee'' oe'~es -a':" an" C ~"
.S:S "'so '''ee 'ene"'e"'s' WIZ n 10y S " '"
upI i6 No 3Cnrondelet .,
I'm - A. = j. r.. ,... 1- No.
!" ""es NoI'''e", '"".,s 81 "',. =; W; ni,
and for sale by SHALL, & BROWN,
upl i6 96 Magazine st
-ADrN f,opN-coas,,o,, ~ h,,J nu, foraz,,e
H. -' No"'-s''"'' III A., ' !" pv ~, '
-, ~ SH''' az M,",z;ne 3,
~. ~ .------,--- ~ ''"s"'-"I
pOS1\-70 bhl- steamboat rosi", landing from brig
IL Mary Pene', opposite Snzette street Tor sale by
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Inc following are Tie Drawn NunDefe Ol l1e LOuisa-
M Lottery, Class No. 2O,Af 1887.
IS 81 50 % 76 "A 10 70 50 Is 9! %
10 The Capital Prize OF $4,000 was owned by c
Hodges, of the Camp street Theatre-sold by II. S.
Pearson, broker No. "a, Camp street,
THIS DAY.
$4,000! Highest Prize
Ten prizes Of $lOOO each 10 $4,000!
Tickets only 81!
70 Mumbers-I2 Drawn Ballots.
LOUI SIA MA LOT T E r Y.
Authorized BY Act Of Legislature. Chapter XLlli,
rss.ed Mach 81 ls2s Glass t. is 1882 t. be drawn on
Thursday, April l6, 1892 a. o'clock. p. n. At the
Exchange Hotel, 81. Charles st.
D. s. GREGORY Il Co. Successors TO YATES
T. McINTYRE, Managers.
RICH SCHEME.
e7,8la PRICES amounting to 3t45Ja54
Tickets % O0-Halves 81 :eQua'ters rs cts:
Cert6chtes Of Package o. Is who'll Ticket. for ~
Certificates u package Of Is halt tickets fur 422. Cor
t6uate Of package ii Is quarter tickets for 81.
For packages Or single tickets. apply at
The Managers OHic~,
ais 81 Canal street, u ~ to Camp It,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-16

g OPrFioss OF THE LOUISIANA Press THE Courier,
the other evening, quoted fom the little neutral, the
Caddo Free Press, paragraph IN which confess
sion Of ignorance the subject, but still applauding
the exercise If the veto power by the Governor. This
was called opinion Of The country press on the Cover
nols Veto such stuff. The press is tr',e has
not said great deal but when it has spoken the tone
could not be mistaken We shall, from tine to time, re-
publish thu not from the country press, tor the
esptci benefit Of those who think the veto has been
swallowed by fellow citizens, without wry face
Here il small specimen from the OFeousas Gazetse
The State has issurd her bond. 10 large amount,
favor Of the pr perry Tanks under the express con"
di,ion that those h"nds would not be sold under par
Can this condition be otherwise construed than Into
declaration the purt Of government that no bonds
under it's authority would thenctforward be emitted
serted for the purpose Of giving value to the securities
and gu lrdne the buyers thereof against the derrecia-
tion that might be occasoned by over issues OF such
, State securities!
Covenants v. to Message.
U Such appears to he the Governors opinion, and
i it be correct, he is entitled to the exclusive credit o
first disclosing, the important TRUTH that the energy, en-
erprize and industry Of Louisiana, ettered for al
= time to come, by two or three hanks No matter VIVA
scheme Of public Improvement is set on foot by its Cit
. matter what profits may secure blessing
confer-all efforts achieve it, must be vain ant
rutess, unless il is prosecuted by individual labor, am
y by individual capital alone. The STATE cannot lend
helping hand, because she has previously pledged he
Il faith, two three corporations. In addition
" 10 The many exclusive privileges that have been con
terrcd upon those institutions, we n"w discover q
" STATE .at they and they Atone are entitled to the p
ylege Of avaing themselves Of the credit OF the Stntt
but at the same mnrnt that his Excellency is assern
0. this novel 'lOctSinr, him osMratcting il mos
" enpha'cally, by si.ning bill authorizing the issn
Of State bonds to the amount of 81 ,5OOO00. Has
= not then sanctioned act, which in nneasu'
rs be productive of tho very consequences which
n
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ARRIVALS.


" Il
Tow haat Phenix. Annba from the pass having towel
ships Chareu.sne. Bolivar. and Arnold Weis
schr Driver returned tho city with br brig James, sehr
spae.dd and Edward Auans Left the bar 4.h At
NatAinK ne&.
&Uv hsst Tiger. BseLe from pass, having lowed
ship Ahors ha Herald schr Lone returned to the city
With packet ship Hunsvil ship Flssio brg Mail and sch
vi tora let the bsr l4th insi al Nothing iu
sight. Nothlng newn river. =
Ship Huntsviis, Eldridge, "a days from New York, to
Hullen .4s5,'
Rr brig James, Owsn Is days from Turks Island,
HAail,on.
sthr splendid. French 90 days ON Boston. Trier
Schr dward Adams, Nahew from the lgst House. at the
Bs1ize, to MASTER .aa .-
Ship Fiasio sho" s days from Ncwburypor to the
Ter. t.55s'
NJ Fses.t ship Nsshvs Wood, a days from New York,to
. lsn. sts
sessns Colsmhis. Winds 4s hour. from Galveston, to
Saith 4 Woo bees.
Rteaaiev Mediator. Carroll from Louisville
3 Eissm~s Cisrksvile. Irwin. tom Carkaville.
eteames Pskin Speake. from Bayou Terre Bonnie.
Steamer Ahoa, Sellers, from ST Louis.
Steamer 81 Louia Swain from at Louis.
Heaaner Lexington. Alter. from Cincinnati
Gteamer Gen RvOwn. Mcdonnell. from Louisville.
Steamer Claiborne, Barrett, from VIcksburg.