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T. CHARLES THEATRE.

STAGE MANAGER. G. BARRETT.
MR. BALLS
Respec fully announces his BENEFIT and last appear
ance, will luke place This Evening s
TUESDAY, DECEMBER "a,
& On which OCCASION MIR. MARBLE, the celebrated
81 dalnen,or Of Native Characters, will give his
powerful assistance. The sterling Comedy Of
THE RIVALS! s,ss
Thus powerfully cast!
Sir Anthony Absolute
first time this occasion, Mr. Geo Barrett
Mrs Mnlnprop,-
first time on the OCCASION, Miss Melton
(They having kindly consented, in order 10 give
every possible effect to the rlay.J
Acres, frs, time, Mr. Balls, David, Mr. Holland,
Capt Absolute, Field, Falkland, Barton
Sir Lucns o'Trigger, Radcliffe; Tag, Sam Cowell.
Lydia Languish, Mrs M Field
Julia, Mrs Stuart; Lucy, Miss Verify
After which,
THE vERMONTER!
In which Mr. Marble will appear and relate several
lank8e STORIES.
To conclude with Farce, called 49,
STATE SECRETS-Or,a coll for Specie.
Gregory ThMbewell, Mr. Balls
! Hugh Neville, Morton
Humphrey Hedgehog, Boldly
| Maud, Miss Verify
% Doors open at 6-Perfomances to commence
| nt7 o'clock. IN
u Season Tickets be had at the Box Office
| Open from 10 until 3 O'clock
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wall of tho Clarendon House, in New York. tum.
bled down with tremendous crash the llth No>
body hurt.
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We would remind readers that Mr.. Balls to kes
his benefit this evening the st. Charles. The Rivals
will have most powerful cast.
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Alderman Lockett had McHenry bound over to peac
yesterday; n wise precaution.
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kS SEQ RE,vARll--Ranaway on the LIST No
II yemhes, the negro GEORGE, speaking Eng.
e. lish and French, aged about iS or ~ years S
-.-seet or inches high shsrt and thick Sc,
eheii eyes, prominent toresad. OPEN and free gat
having on. Ut sr front teeth in The upper jaw broken
had on went he vent AWAY pair Of cuitonade panta-
looms with small ia,e stripes, and gingham shirt
said negro worked long while with III. Wm. Stone,
bricklayers's hand. FERNANDO JEStOS N-
sS-u No 1913 Daupliie ~
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l1acket:, formerly friend James, made his
first appearance as Sir John Falsaf at Drury Lane,
the Ist November.
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The Duke of Sutherland has commissioned Mr.. Mar.
tin to pnnt large picture Of the "Assuaging of the
Waters after the Deuge."
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Ii

4 CITY BANK.
New Orleans 18,, Dec. 1889.
VTlHlS BANK will be closed on Wednesday the d5th
] instant, and LIST and eth January next. Notes and
Bills due those days., will be payable Oh the DAYS
preceding. Offers for discount should be made on the
Mondays preceding.
dig r J PALFREY, Cashier.
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The Supreme CoNrt.-The Supreme Court com
mencsd its session for the Eastern District Of Louisiana
yesterday. commission read in open Court, |
which the Hon. HENRY A.RULLARD was appointed
Judge Of this Cous, in the place Of George Straw.
BRIDGE Esq, rssignsd The bench is composed Of
the
Hon. F. X. Martin.
Alonzo Morphy,
-" II. A. Bullard.
The following new rules If Cour, were announced
from the bench.
Rnles Of Court.
~. From this time until the end of May next, the
Court will sitour days in each week. Every MONDAY
will be devoted to hearing motions for. arguments
npon rules and promssory note cases; and also to the
examination of candidates for admission to the bar.
"2 The country docket will! be taken up on the days
fixed by law. or the rules of Court and the will
not be assigned for particular days. but will be tried in
the order in which thy stand the docket commence
ing the argument on Monday morning.
"Fuslic notice will be given of these rules.
| "Decenber 90, $780,
The Cour, then proceeded to call the docket, and fix
cases for trial next week.
Fifteen promissory note cases were fixed for Mon
day. the Both inst. Four cnscs for the 3ls and four
cases for Thursday, the I'd January, 1870.
Ths law and rules of Court require the country docket
to be taken up the first Mondays in January, March,
and June. On Monday, tbs 9TH January next the
country Docket comprising appeals from the second
third fourth and eighth Judicial Districts will be ta-
ken up and proceeded in, except the from the Pa
IRISH of East Baton Rouge, which tried unit
March.
The Supreme Court sits this day hear causes tet
by consent Of both parties.
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ARRANGEMENT
The will leave the week d.
sntil O'clock Pm. when Locomotive will Carrollton
every hour until o'clock PM and New Orleans every
until 6 o'clock PM. t6
An extra Horse Car can be obtained before 70 o'clock M
by paying dollars for the Trip After 70 O'Clock p NJ
10 dollars will be charged.
Persons going by the Steam Car provide themselves
with Tickets the condu.tor positive directions
receive money in lieu thereof.
THE JACKSON AND LACOURSE STREETCARS
Leave the head Of Jack 81 o'clock AM Canal
street at O'clock At hafpast o'clock they
leave both ends every hall hour until 81 o'clock except
Ing that instead leaving Canal 81 O'clock
will leave there at ociock r. NJ.
1t is particularly requested that gentlemen will put
their upon cushions smoke the cars ludes
present. 81 So
Office New Orleans 4 Carrollton
Rail Road Company,
October 22d. 1880. JOHN HAMPSON,
fgEs., Chief Engineer N. q. & G. R,C
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Fort OF NEW, ORLEANS.
cLE4kkANc1I:s


December g. 1899.
! SASp Hanover. DrumaSnd, Hsvrs |. Il Gale
Z. Brig cauras.ion. Wee, Baltimore Bedford Heck
r. Srh Acorn. Iemnni. Sxvnnnah, y MBrAton
+ Sch General Wayne, 6lackaston, Savannah
s,oop sauty Jast. rujo,, p.o..eol. "'''''" : neck
Carriors. Diron & co
steamer 81 Louis Copvcr'. st Louis Muster
ARRIVALS
December 81, 1899
Steam Tow boat porpoise Davis from Passes having
proceeded with city with the sh;S
hasque Ga'eo. brig Thooa. Daden Left
ship Csthsriu. jackson Dorry u day. from Goos eown
i d G IL, Beanetts Ferridays + co
Rsrqae Galso, Lomhard II days from Now York, to Geo
II Rris Thocsas Powcra from havana Dec 49, 10 master
II Sch Proxy. Jame.en, 30 days from Boston to
~ Sch Diadem. from Attak a,as
y Sch David Rrsers over the river
Steamer Pdnchnstraiq. Miller. fm Cincin
Steamer Amazon. l.oade,b OK. FIN do. ..-.
Stcamer Gen Gaines, kosvs. fin louisville
steamce Porter. Eorins I'm vich.hurg
Steamer North Alabama Grce, fan Vcssburg
- EXPORTS
pyolt-, of xror,s h,rdod in ofth. e3d in.tan,
! s s5g IL IMPORTS
New yoRK. Per barque Gaso.. Cargo avins stone
% bales hay
HAyAs.. .Per brig Thoos.: Cargo g. Mexican doub.
looms, $3.50 IN specie ia baes ccffec
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Cincinnati. ..Per Ponchsrtrain.. Cargo -four
whskey &c.
CINCINNATI Per steamer Amazon Cargo hams, pork
: 4our. brooms etc.
louisville, Per Gen Gaines Cargo IS hjs oil
tohocco. beans, butter and eggs Mathews Buron hds
baccs etc Maddox Pollard CO; Groping; Brnnde Nj
Kenna Wrgh do and bales Frierson Dale c.
bales cotton and hid tobacco 4 Dick lids Tobacco
i Tate 4 Hopkins; sundries
vicksburg. steamer Porter Cargo 4s6 bales
cotton t IA * -
vicksburg.. North Alabama. -. Cargo Is
bales cotton Armour; 800 Bennett Ferdays 900 ordc
gas Burke Watt 100 Bailey. Beck co; l52 Den
nist0un l2s krkman Absrnalhy; IS w Bngart; u Lev
ich; 81 Nagent. T"rpn Watt 80 franklin Henderson,
Cur'iss Wales; 10 Chateianat; Wright balos
Oakley, Payne co
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M r J PALFREY, Cashier.
OFFICE OF THE FIREMEN's INSURANCE
COMPANY

New Orleans December 10, 1889.
VTNHE Stockholders Of this institution are hereby no.
l. uGed, that the extra dividend of S per cant, de-
clared o'it1'e LIST "foc,ober Will be pnd them or
lheir legal representatives., after this date.
By order Of the Board,
dill FL TR ICY, Secretary.
BUREAU D'lNSURANCE DE LA COMPAGNIE
DIES POMPIERS.
La Nonyelle Orleans, le 10 Decembre, 1882.
Els Snuscriptrurs de cette institution sont pre-
sur Is Ter d'uriObre ct pave aeux GU eur iepr6
santans, sur apres cette date
lar 0rdre des Directeuts
l. Tracy, Secretaire
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CANDIDATES..

u We authorised 10 announce that at the solici.
ta,ion of large number of the citizens Of the three
Municipalities, Mr.WILLIAM FKEREr has consented to
the presentation of his his fellow citizens at
the next ensuing election candidate for the Office
of Mayor Of the City Of New Orleans.
" Nous sommes autorsGs announcer QUA Ia
de'nande dun grand nombre dc. citoycns dos trois
municipalities, Mr.. WILLIAM FnEnEr Il CONSENT d
presenter CONNIE candidat la place do Marie a
la prochaine election.
u l.. .. CANINE, ct the solicitation of many of his
friends, hns consented to become candidate for the
Office of Mayor of this city.
NEW ORLEANS AND CARROLLTON RAIL
ROAD.
NOTICE-During the Races, the Cars will leave
~ POydras street, for Ca,rulIlon every half hour
commencing at 10 o'clock, 4. NJ. until O'clock p.
Returning, will leave Carroon cv.ry half hour com
msncing at . O'Clock, A. ~ until 5oclock p. NJ. aud
then us usual.
r.. At half past - O'Clock, P. N. an extra
train IF cars will leave Poydras street, exclusively for
JOHN HAMPSON, Chief ENGINEER.
New Orleans, Dec. 3d. 1889. i24
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS
PRESENTS.
At the Bazaar, corner of St. Charles and Corn.
mon streets.
TORTOIsE SHELL BAsKErs-A boauti-
''' sSAso's Ill
gold, silver and pearl.
Card Baskets for the table, of Tortoise shell, and
papier machd. with oil paintings.
Work Boxes, a splendid assortment Of Work
Boxes, Of rose wood, ebony, in aid with pearl
aud Tortoise she'll
Ladies' Desks and Dressing cases, with work and
owelry boxes, also witt, music,
Card Gases and Pearl Needle Books, some new
patterns selected in Paris, just the article for
Gift.
Musical Boxes, large size, playing four, six and
eight tunes. opera glasses, gold pencil cases.
bouquet holders. pearl pen holders, fnc pocket
knives. Rodgers superior razors, pocket
books, port folios, manifold writer's, &c. &C..
together with a large assortment of Guerains
extracts for the hdkt, Cologne, Lavender, aud
Florida water, BUSH l. ALLAN,
d24 I'm cor St Charles a. Common SITS
TO APPLICANTS FOR PATENT RICH IS.
&OERSONS wishing to procure patents for New In,
L ventiOns and improvements, can have their ay-
pcatons drawn up, and forwarded in due form of law,
by experienced person, at No. 1913 Common Street,
d2i II
4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES with 10, II und "a
~ keys, beautifully nlaid and Of superior tone, just
received at the bazanr, BUSH L. ALLAN,
d42 corner st Charles g. Common SITS
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] MEMORANDA

NEW ORLEANS AND NASHVILLE RAIL
ROAD.
! A GREEABlY to sections II of the Charter Of
N the New Orleans onl Nashville Rail road Com
pany, general meeting Of the ste; khoders is called
The 81 Monday in January, I84Ofor the purpose Of
electing Ten Directors to serve for one year.
u CALDWELL, President
Office, No. IA Baronne st. Dec. 18th. dit
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IL The packet ship Huntsville, from New York, is
discharsing two Sers bcl"w the Vegetable Market
Consignces will please attend to the receipt Of their
goods on the Ltvee.
d23 EOSUlCK g. RASINES 70 Cnmn ST
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TJTllE CONSlGNEES Of :3 boxes giuss, and |
handle merchandise. marked 3 X SO boxes marked
Jas Callahan, and basket marked J. Clark, Jr.
ceived per ship Shakespeare, from New York,
requested to call, pay freight and charges, and tako
them AWAY. " Il FOaDlCK :. Co,
n
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NEW ORLEANS \. GARROLLT ON RAIL ROAD
sl5y@ NOTICE. WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
To commence tho LIST of November, 1889.
:. FROM cARRoLL1oN. ss4 FROM NEW
Horse Car o'clock AM Horse at Ga o'clock M
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4 CuOfiDlONs-Accodions with 10, II und "a
~ keys, beautifully naid and Of superior tone, just
received at the bazanr. BUSH & ALLAN,
d42 corner ofSt Charles T. Common SITS
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ioTTERIE s.

'INHE Following Institutions, Citizens Bank Of Lou
l. isana; Union Bank Of Louisiana; New Orleans
Canal and Banking Company. Il receive special de-
posts against certificates Of hundred dollars and
upwards, to remain the credit Of the Dcpositnrs,
which certificates the subscribers will deliver Tickets
in the Grand Real Estate Lottery-Bauks' Arcade,
Bishops Hotel, &c.
SCHMIDT & HAMILTON,
under the Vcrandah, opposite E Johns T. Co,
dill StatiOneys hall
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DERSONS wishing to procure patents for New In.,
L ventions and improvements, can have their a,-
pcatons drawn up, and forwarded in due form of law,
by experienced person, at No. 100 Common Street,
I2i II
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UTCousgners = goods per ship Fairfield, marked
I! d Jo'nson,) John Childs.l Il w q DJ) (S) and
II A 81 arc requested to make themselves known to
the clerk thu, Levee, opposite ST Joseph street, else
the guod. will lac stored at their TX pcpse, dl7
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TNOrICE-Neiller Captain, Owners, or Con.
signee of the Danish ship hes, will pay any debt con-
tr"c'ed by the crew of said ship
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UNEW ORLEANS JOCKY CLUB Eclipse
Course) will attend meeting the Exchange Hete
on Tuesday evening 24,h instant half past O'clock
K SrERKlT, Secretary
New Orleans Dec. o. 1899 2, dC3
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OF PROPERTY SITUATED IN NEW ORLEANS.
SCHMIDT Il HAMILTON, Managers.
Offices u"der the Verandnh Corner Of St. Aarles
aud Commo" Streets, and No. lOi chartres Street,
betpsen Cont and st. Louis Streets.
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", Packet ship FAlRFIELN, from New YORK,
will discharge this morning, Opposite st Joseph
Consignees arc requested attend the levee, the
receipt of their goods.
die LAIDlAW 81 Cam st
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no MERCHANTS, Law yers, Physicinns, 4 Conn-
L seiIors!!-All We, who need books, stop this
ming at No. 81 St Charles street, aud patronise the
handsome with the handsome coat Dictionaries
for all poor Aldermen who may percInncc) not know
how their own names should Look in writing. Direction.
for young Illus 'anls Nld younger Wives Novels for
for young masters. Call all ye VIII" need knowledge.
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NOTICE-The firm Of 7 Il. HYDE & BROTHER,
~ is this day dissolved. r. y. HYDE, remains
charged with the liquidation theref and for which pur-
pose the Of the person will only be used hereafter
TR HYDE,
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~ HISKEY-l50bbl> at the landing, for sale by
W Mo G DORSEY, Al New Levee.
nKAYS, CARTS, BARROWS, Nc-In store and
l. for snlo by NFCOMIY,
nos 81 Cnmp st
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10 The cnnSicnees Of 6 cases marked &C. in da-
mond, and hbl marked NJ ), just received per ship
LOUISVILLE, from New York. are requested TO cali,
pay tres Int and charges, and lake nwu,.
WM /: FbsDICK e. Co,
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u5Cons gnees Of goods marked . V Il K o X & r
4 +, on honrd ship st Mary, from New York
quesed 10 max" themselves known to the clerk the
l.aYrn, AlDI AW
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d. JTHAYFK Z Go, "A Fovdras st
T1LOUK AND WIIlSKEY-5i brls -Four aud &c
II brls Whiskey, landing from steamboat Oconee, for
sne hy 022 q DORSEY, A New Iavee
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LATEST FROM VERA CRUzE.-The U. 8 despatch
Cruz the 9th inst. and arrived off the Ralize the
10Th inst. bringing $4,000 in specie, to sundry mer
chants.
Officers on hoard the Cousort -Passed Midshipmen,
NJ. Lewis, II. Y. Wngate. J. Hall, WIN. c. Crane.
lNidshipmen.-W. r. Mckinney, G. W. Rodgert.
Captains C2erk.-J.L l.. Sloane.
When the Consort left, Gen. Mexia was within FIVE
leagues Of Vera Cruz, with 1000 man and five briggs and
schooners. lie was expected hourly to arrive. Tie
Custom House had accidentally taken fire on the 9TH
inst and totally destroyed, consuming an immense
of proprrty-the loss estim,,ed from $6OOOO
to $7O0oO-principuIIy belonging to German French
merchants.
U. S. ship vandalia, from Tamrico, gong into
Vera Cruz as the Consort coming out Her u. NJ.
frignte Madagascar witt, the broad pennon Of Comro-
doe Wallace that had weighed for England returned to
Vera Cruz when the approach Of Mevin was announ-
ccd, with the view Of protecting the British merchants
T. s. ship Ontario from Tampico, McKcnna, command
ing, arrived at Vera Cruz Her Il. NJ. frgate Vestal
spoken two days sal! fthe Baze standing : md
w, with &2fO0OO0 in specie on board to pay rff to
the emancipation debt Jamaica. Her b. NJ. alnop Of
Satellite, was lying Vere Cruz. In the port Of
Vera Cruz, 50 saiI Of vessels l2 Of which were British
The port gnlaons allow but two vessels discharge
cargoes at the time. Some have been waiting
their for months und will hive remain sew
eral months longer.
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NEW YoRx.-The Locofocos have succeeded in the
New York Charter Election. We take the following
remarks upon the mode ofcarrying the election from
the Sun, intelligent but neutral penny paper, and
one Of the very hest In the empire city.
Durng whole election there has hcen the least
confidence by either party and
has been felt II fac conceded both sides
that have the tricks convances aud corrupons by
which votes he gained sferred from point
another which they womh prove of avail been prac
ed to creator extent than they have during the hroe
days and which party to be the
full il certainly will to congratulate itsel
upon the which have occurred 10 it the victory
The system Of conducting elections in New York
cannot be too loudly condemned. The elective fran.
chise is absolutely tramped under foot. That the To-
cefocos have than realised their hopes, there
be oubt-that the wings have cause for grStula
ton and joy is certain. They have been out.genera
I'D, and whenever they sink party consideration and
yield who burden they party, the deserve defeat
only the country suffers along with them. We give til.
returns received: maores for Varian H. ~ 1884,
Those far Clark wv 2sl7-givine the former MAORI
ty Of 67. Other estimates give Varian mn ority o
about 1000, which is probably near the vote.
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ANOTHER WARSING.-A mam about 80 years Of age
and If respectable. appearance, met his death in New
York Sunday evening lust, in the following way
He passenger in the Hnrlaem Ruil Road cur, and
while il was going Mt very rnrd rate, his hat fell of
he strike the ground, that he rebounlec from it, The
stopped, the man picked up and taken a sur
geon at hand where he recvved every requisite nt,en
'i0h but he died the next morning. 1t is supposed b.,
those who him get into the car, that he nebr
atsd at the time. An attempt made to learn hi.
nane but liz could scarcely urtculnte and could onI,
give part of it, which wns "Francis."
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sinaett Mcdowell Cermsn lambeth
Ton 4 Black Fist.oa. Dale shepherd Bedford
4 sisusse Dosbsn 4 Riown Adams 1 Hsrswel. n Bell
CO. Grast CO. Benaet. Fessidays Pickett bank:&
scha..on, Tarn.r I CO, Adams. Rossrt Hawthorn
z.cka,ie GO. g Gtsea bro G Kennedy L C.;s.
nd Ogden sos,s:.,. T.sio'. iisads1.sa G.iae.
and order. +.
.S PASSENGERS
1. Per ship Ohio &C 8 Cursor. w Ha~yes.
rss steamer Rsyoa s.r. !udss sa;sst Ms''r' Butter
worth, Keller. Davidson Singleton. Parrish
Per steamer Houm,. II Adams W Mcsh.ns. Po..ia
cs G"';
Per .,e.me, Porter % Rroxn cur.e.. G.,nisr,
Z Dyds JAlen, Barnab.. Mills, johnson. Ra..se.
PAUL. Rranahane Mr. Rose, Simpson, Mckinley. Mrs Yates,
Per ship Seaman. II Morse.
NJ Yonre:. Moody Turner. E n..., rhcmpkio'; r
srssIsnd i H!e S,von u."G' Msv Talbot i''''
PASSENGERS per steamer Paul Jones, J A Brand, N
Brand, a Tete. TIurlo. Fitxpa'rick, Lexnaydre
Shinke, C Shinkle, Cole, Mrs Shinkle, Mrs Oisier
| Mrs Temples.
PASSENGERS per steamer P; Miller W Hayden & son;
NJ Gufen il Brown. @ Rr.sr
Louisville per steamer vcSsburg .Messrs Ese'on' b'h
Far steamer i"vne iIe. Nv w james, G German. Thorn
son. Banks. Hob.on, Leef Carr. Shell; Hopkins DIR
Per steamer Brdrewnter % Hill. Hart, M.re,,. Go"r
don Nor Miller, Rafe, Capt Carey Vaois Irwin. Brow
and Chapman
Per Tribune. Miss Harris, Miss Rhodes Loui
Eastman Richardson
Per Colorado. W De~yeI Haiigan Doc jora'd
= Noues; A Martini 10 Noues Gndy; Tuchs N briau
E Cheaux Lartigue.
|,, MEMORANDA
Steamer Bayou Sara lowed down from Grand Gulf bril-
Laura. Luat, in ballast
Nine feet water 10 the Ohio, and falling.
Ship Norway spoke the Goth March, In lat 9 long u
whaling brig Juno Of Brazil hound to Bed
ford with $40 bis oil board and whales sehed
9Th inst in lat 30 long a. ship Palestine from No" oea"
| bound to Havre.
On 10th inst hnrqus, painted black with whit
| streak ashore the west part Of Bahama Banks.
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Four DAYS LATER PROM VERA CRuz.-By the
arrival Of the British barque Tannamars, Captain Will
son. from Vera Cruz from which port she sailed the
18th instant have confirmation Of the above intel
ligence.
The amount Of prop .rty destroyrdby the burning Of
the Custom House, was $l.500ooO nenr'y all belong
ing to French and German merchants. General Mexia
had not arrived hut fifteen leagues north Of Vera
Cruz On the day Of the fire all Of the British marines
board the vessels in the habor, landed for the
purpose Of protecting the property in Of the avr
val Of General A1exia, who then expected but as
he had not arrived, and it thought he would not
very shortly occupy the town. they ware re.emharked
the 18th. Nearly all the specie ofths Merchants, in
Vera Cruz the day Of tbs fire., deposited the
Birth frigate Madagascar. for safe kee?ing. The
French and English fleets TO leave the port Of
Vera Cruz on the l3h round by SacriGcious, Tampicu,
Matau,oras. &c. to learn something of,e operations Of
Mcxia. Five French vessels and smu portion Of the
British were 10 be left at Vera Cruz. The British
sloop Of war Satellite had sailed for Canada With a
large Of specie Tor the troop. there. The day
the Tannnmara sailed the Mexican Conducteur arrived
Mt Vera Cruz, with $30Oo,0o0 Of apece board The
regulation Of the port Of Vera Cruz, reported by the
Tannamara is to allow five vessels to discharge al once
Twenty seven sail OF merchantmen, about eight o.
them British, were in port. Business extremely
brisk ill the day Of the fire. but that had caused
| confusion and dismay.
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