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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-27

lhe Vratt.r, Sc.-For several weeks we haze had
scarcely day without rain. So much rain that accord
ing to the theory of many the exsrance of the yellow
fever was impossibe-,he weather was generally tenn.
pera.e-ye, wa have had and still have the epidemic.
On Sunday chang in the weather took plac--we
Ind rain az usual, it is true. but it accompanied
with very violent thunder and vivid flashes of tighten
ing. Several caps of thunder 80 loud az to star
tie every one, and shake buildings We siren, of
electric fluid f. upon the Exchange Hotel and descend
the Tightening rod Yesterday had no rain aud nps
rearances to Indicate n permanent, change from,
wet to dry weather. What effect this will have is
drubtfu' yet would seem from reports Tint e
sickness il decreasing-yet from the many new cases
within our knowledge are afraid the contrary is the
case,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-27

The Wing Young men Of the City and County Of
New York have invited Mr. Clay to visit that CITY, M.
Clay in his answer states:
ut is :rue, that have been able to voiL during
my present Journey, mantle tarinns of the regard and
Kindness my fellow citizens. have SUCCEED how
ever in "dherng, without deviation the precise route
which hud marked out at the commencement This is
the last in the sass Of puccs which never having seen
was DESTROYS to visit and now i, is my wish TO rench
nome with as little delay IA may be practicable. The
city OF New York being directly in III route by which
sha'l returni cannot deny myself the satisfaction of
meeting such Of m, fellow citizens there a. cheese IN
favor me with mn exchange of fr:en!l salu,u,ons !
hope to arri'" at the city on Wednesday the 2lst inst
anu intend to renua there during the two succeeding
days"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-27
Correspondence Of the New York Times.

Saratoga Springs, Monday, Aug. l2a, 4 O'clock p
M-A1r Van buren, arrived to-day, about o'clock
train of cars fro" Troy There was no reception, Of
course. He had ecnsc enough to attempt repsti-
ton Of ceremonial. Very few knew he had arrived,
u",il hs took his place at the dinner table.
AS as Mr. Clay heard he was on the grounl, he
went and cnlled on him. Their meeting was just such
as might have been expected from the character of the
TWO men, Mr. Clay was easy,amiiar, and good.humor-
ed his uddress. Mr. Van buren put as great un
appearance Of cordially AZ he could assume.
In honor Of the occasion, suppose, the black band
played national airs du,ing dinner.
Mr.. Van Buren, and Mr.. Clay though far apart, took
vine and snuff with each other: After dinner the draw
ing filled with the elite Of the place, Mr..
Clay was evidently the favo,ts, and threw His Repub
lcam Majesty compley in the hack ground.
While ! am Writing the scene is go,. on-l see
b'h Mr. Clay and Mr. Van Buren, whenever raise my
eyes from the paper.
Gen. Scott leaves for New York by the same convey
ancs on the rail road by uhich | send this.
The distinguished Mr. Legars, Of South Carolina, ar
rived toiay-and added to the Conservative st.nst
We muster well here.
Mr.. Gales, of the National Integencer, his uccom.
pli>hed lady und daughter, arrived today.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-27

"This is bad dicnasty.' dynasty as the maj,
said when he was sunca1ed in the lriry council. cham
Der.
"A tna boss J- as lBosphorus) tho apprentices
suI, when frlr master ok them to Constan,inople
1--WE Mt give you huckwieat cakes, Tor fear they
make you break eut the humane jaiIor said IL the
"Bettr late than never, as the execu,iOne said to the
convict when the crowd detained him on hs way to The
Gaows.
:Noue lut mother knows wha, it is to part with
child, III the woman of the town said hen she drown
ed h.r hnby in the river.
~ hope m"y stir from this spot, as the tree
said " hen it the hurricane coming.
"f'l lay you ege, the hen said to he black
leg hen she hadn't nn> thing else to fork down.
"[hs is Il severe bioU me-" as tho child said, to his
nanny " hen she wiped his 100 hard.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-27

1hegreat contest The western elections are over.
we begin to see pretty clearly how stand. The
wings are triumphant amidst all tho carnage and loss
that has resulted from the conflicts in the few
states in which members 26,h Congress- had to be
elected The Wigs have gained on. in Alabama; held
thar own in Kentucky and North Carolina lost three
members i" Tennessee and Jour in Indiana. But two
states ave yet to elect their members the Con.
gress, to wit: Rhode Island tpo and Mississippi too.
These we set down as "hig members, for have ewes
ry assurance they will be So Then how does tho case
sta d. The following il accurate statement Of the
political complexion ofthe next house Of representa-"
tives Off Tho
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-27

fcsttrda. mail from the North arrived in due season
"h d"ies TO thu lllh hut the papers contained no Jews
The steam ship Liverpool had not arrived, but was
snnn'entarity expected A considerable. decline hao
been submitted from the New York market IT, States
E"nk went down to per cent
The advices from England by the produced no
change III The g~n raj n,arkctstot,on and ,ur were
both rather dull, whout material change in rrices
about go bales had been sold.
StN Lat-r.-Anotlier mail from the nort', arrived
yesterd y afternoon by watch we WERE put in posses
sisn of New York papers to the evening OF 18th ins,
inclusvA an (! Charleston OF The 10Th.
The liverpoo! had not arrived.
The Quebec Mercury, announces tina, Sir John Col
horno had been relieved of the Civil government, of Can
ada, and that it left optional with him to retain the
Command OF the frces; which he declined, aud was To
embark for Eng and as his SUCCESSOR arriy.d-
The Earl OF Clarendon, lately ambassador to Alu,rid
is spoken o! as tn, Governor.
Stocks had improved f'rthc day previous: US Bank
sales a, l09!.
No change in the Cotton market.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-27
'CEX AS.

BY til. arrival Of tho steam ship Columbia we learr
from Coll Carns, passenger, who has recently returned
from tour as fur St. Antonio de l}cxar that the
states Of TamanipaS Cohua and Nueru Leon have de-
cared themselves independ"n of the Republic of Mex.
leo; that o'tc'al documents annoum ing the facts were
received in Tcxas, previous to his d.nnrure
Henry W. Fon'nin Esq. Inns been appointed Judge Of
the Second Judicial District Court in pace Of b. c.
franklin, resigned
The steam ship Cuba. lately stranded off Galveston,
has been repaired, and is fitted up for the Bayou
trade, and is running to Houston.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-27

The Laaye te Gazette is out agains, the Great Real
Estate ioseres-He quotes Statute law but forgot to
OPEN the Constitution, and examine into the question Of
vested rights The Legislature had and has power to
grant privileges to draw lotteries; it has also the powe,
to prohibit them but once having granted the privilege
to company or individual, becomes vested right,
and The Legislature cannot deprive the parties privileged
OF the right thus granted them. The Lottery Of Cald-
we'll OaksyA Pfitchsrd is drawn upon the privilege
granted to certain persons in the parish Of ST. Charles
raise certain sum Of money for the purpose IF building
lyccum.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-27

The City.-TLe weather sill continues the same
hot sum- frequent showers, aud occasional! nerh winds
The sickness has somewhat abaed at least as we are
informed by ssverai physicitns, there having been bu
few new cases yeseriay ind the day before. We think
however, this may be attributed rather to the ~ant Of
SUBJECTS.
business is almost at san still, every ting every
hody very du;nsoney scarce that almost be i, 10
think there ls but little in The CITY,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-27

lhe LOUISIANA Advertiser taxes tho council Of tho
Second Municipality with want of beneroicnce and pos
ujustly too for less than 500 doIlnr4 are exnenue
monthly Tor The relief of the poor, besides which a,
The last netins power each of the Alder.
men to send INDECENT sick people to the harity Iosp-
tai, tor winch the Council would pay at the rate Of
seventy five cents day each, aud the Recorder and
such Aldermen are besides authorised 10 give order
10 the Apolhecares for n edicncs &c.
We can zee no Sa1t OF philanthropy in refusing to
a"o'st PLY scians at salary to attend the poor when
it ls one 'ass essential dus und ho !orabe privge.e
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-27
ANNOUNCEMENT IF THE
"a and sd Classes Consolidated III one Of the
Louisiana Grand Real Estate and
Stock Lottery.
Authorised BY uirtuc Of a lao of Louisiana.]

lauthorised BY uirtuc Of a lao of louisiana
CALDWELL, OtKEY l. PRlTCHARD,
& Managers and proprictors.
PEAL ESTATE & STOCK offered in prizes
- amounting to $2.O0O 0G0. To be distributed in
lv'Oo prizes amolng which are the VERvNDAH the ST.
EHARLEs THEATRE and the ARCADE BUILDINGS on
camp Street, being the 2d and 81 class consolidated in
one Lottery.
Ihe managers and propretors rcspec fully announce
20 inc public that they have consolidated their I'd and
'l class into Single Lottery be drawn in the city
anil Prizes.
In a few days the Scheme will be presented to the
tnh'c containing all the remainder Of tho property n
tended for the % and Sd Glasses pat into one consoida
ted Lottery amounting to 81 900 900.
\, nc quantity of'ickcts 100000 will be numbered from
No. To 100000.
Price $50, $s,Ooo,OOo
Nothing additional will be put upon the Scheme price
'1f me expense of Printing. for Office and assistants in
'he Shle OF Tickets or other cOntigences all of which
Will be paid by the proprirtos thereby reducing in
aFse per centage, the valuations upon the property
mode OF D1s.aV.EvG.
The Tickets No. to 100000 to be placed in one
wheel nnd tho corresponding tickets respecting the
Prizes and blanks placed into another wheel. To every
number from one wheel, ticket from the Prz,. and
Blank wheel shall be drawn to demonstrate the regu.
ariy and exnct with which the 100 900 tickets from
each wheel shall b. drawn.
ash drawing will be under the inspection and super.
vision Of at least two Of the Judges Of Court in New
Orleans, and to he opened and sealedby them.
The first days drawing Of this consolidated Two
Million Lo,tery will tuke place early period a.
practicable, immedats, a:,sr the drawing Of the q,
CT 50, a. "i ready announced in December next.
aug ~, H.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-27
r. ". .C0ELENS

tAproinfed by the Federal Court at New Orleans,
1 OFFICE No. iY COMMON STREET,
II tt.xchunge Hotel Bul'dings.)
= AID Commissioner takes atfdavs under and by
, virtue Of the Acts Of Congress, parsed tn Febri
y. 1921 LIST March 1917: the Judiciary Act Of 1883
sdulher acts OF Congress- in such cases u.adc and
divided.
Said Commissioner has considerable experience !;
,d a,ses Il rms 81 caption aud certificate Which hay.
sod the ssveres, scrutiny Vi the ahest Lawyers.
april IL
y NnIthmen in gland, or America in the lu,n
injury.
J T Smith, Comparative View Of AHcien, History
l.ondau's Epcve opaediu Of Gardening, os.sn ditto,
ShakesIa.e' vols. TO nj sr. splendid Boston Edition
l. JOHNSON.
July 18th CIV. Coz of st Charles H. iuurmun sts
APO u DORSEY. New Le,ee
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-27

Since tue adoption of the Constitution, Congress- has
hoen convened four times extraordinary occasions.
III '97by adams, relating to tho WARMTH France; in lon9
and 10 by Madison, on motives relating to the war with
Great Britain; in ~ by Van Bsn, on account OF the
against the Banks and the commercial credit q, H.,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-27

We claim the indu eence Of patrons for the UNI
interesting appearance Ct paper this morning.
Several Of friend. i'll with the fever and we are
in duty bound TO give them large portion Of our time
Our "r' man ind sam. Of the journeynen anil others.
employed in the Office, also sick. Under these dr-
tr"lsies VIC find no easy task to bring ont paper to-
day.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-27
Theatrical Notice.

Those Ladies and Gentlemen engaged Will, james II
Caldwell, New Orleans respectfully informed tina,
tho THEATRE will open for he in all September
naxt-Persons in nsgociation will apply to G. H. Bar.
re, Esq New York; by letter to the Proprietor, New
Orleans.
u The Louisville Journal, Cincinnati Wing, New
York Evening Star and the Spirit of the Times will
please publish the above three times each. By order
of,he Proprietor. Geo. HOLLAND, Treasurer
st Charles Theatre.
". Orleans 0od tur 1870 ,f
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-27

Smith, tho notorious English robhrr, who served five
years IN the Sing Sing prison. for rohbng the New York
City Bank ten years a-o, Of So 600 in very strange
manner has been lately arrested i, Boston, and senten
ced t" ihree years hnrd inbor for another robbery COM
mtcd on MIR. Goddard
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-27

Loss Of the ship Cormelia Of tsis pork-Ieers were
received here Yesterday from uslon, saying that the
ship Cornelia, Captain tushnan from Havana with
cargo Of sugar, bound to Asterdan,, run ufoul of
wreck about 10 miles to the eastward OF Nantucket
which stove in her bows, and she after sunk. The
crew took 10 their bOate, and have arrived ut Boston.
I he vessel and cargo was owned by Messra F. Geb-
hard Il Co. The cargo was insured in Europe aud
the vessel in this city. Journal OF Commerce.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-27
Recorders Court,
Reports Of Day Police and Ninht Watch

KePorts OF Day Police and Night Watch.
August 24'h-John Morris arrested as suspicious
person. committed for 80 days, not being uble to find
vouchers OF his good conduct
A man tnane unknown) taken from the corner of
Glrnd and levae Streets died before he reached the
vatchhousr.
Hrnns"n, arrested found lying on bench, could give
no account TT hms, If, discharged.
:. Aug 2,lh-alary Jane Young, Michael Riley and P
ged.
John bates and jacob Beatcs, arres'ed found lying
the side walk
Thomas Hathaway, arrested for threatening a man,
bound to keep due peucc, in $500.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-27
Latest lknlCs,
FORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEAR ANGELS,

CLEARANCEs.
August 26. 1880.
Ship To'umah Giiden, LONDON HcCammark
h..qne Fergus corniorth. Liverpool Gostenhoa DAVIS
Sehf Col de kussy. Rogers, Hav4ua, do Lzardie
ARRIVALS.
Z Angus. e5,h. 1879
No srrivsls today. by the river from sea-
+ August Goth. 1889.
Tow Lion Riddle fin tho passes with shin Cherokee
arque a1sy brig vauhoo Left tho " bar on the 95,
nat. at4 One ship intide .Io.hne in the river
Ship Cherokee Fa'kiuson 50 days from Boston. to
Horrctt.
E.rque Mary, Hammond, 20 days from Baltimore to Geo
B,. Ivanhoc. AIMS, day. from, Iavsna to Fors, H. Ro
ssram.r Patrick Henry, shuw. FIRM y.eksbus
steun'"r Atm, soiteis. fin st ioul..
+ EXrOETs
IoSDOSPer ship Tcumah Cargo $50 his and 3. les TO.
LIVERPOOL. Per hurqu" Farrus Cargo IT. bales cotton
ih2'ohe o."ood IL tong iustic package s of
tATANAPef ser Col d. Rus<y Cargo 100 bis d.,
I IMPORTS
HAVANA Fer brig ivanhoe-Carro an0 bxs sugar. $4,000
LOIS fruit.
BOSTON Per ship Cnerokee-csgo 400 tons of ice to
BALTIMORE Pcr barquc Mary. Cargo assorted nsrchun
u dne. to sundry consisR ecs
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
vcksh'rg. Per Patrick Henry Cargo le bales
=, irus Por Alton Cargo 10 bags merchandise
tDwyer % IBIS pork 90 sacks cnnI-e IIadhru Hall
morchandiss FnrStal hn, Dbl do Gironre & co
hds tobacco Prchard Tsget tnx S,ocomb
RhiehHrds. do Be.be 1903 h:gs Wilson J
ass bran 1877 do 6 bis -four Secr. lots 10 wis., cabufc
3 {, OWNER on board.
= CONSIGSEES
Per baIqus May. g Redford Whiting Stark Ncaton
:iehards Carman Mraiahon l.. DohLtu Richardson Wat
smsn 4 " God, II K.y and order
Par brig Iva,h"c. fnrssli Roman co, u De MIRANDA.
rats, muster and order
PASSENGERS
Ter barque Mary Reilly, neice and se,l
Il MEMORANDA
Alton left ST Ioui 10Th pnssed W Robinson Eapes
yrouud Met Emp nt Big Eddy; passed Maid ofO
Il leland NJ. 81; sd Meteor &C. e4th Al rbl-
Pc Prnc-town, 2ih met Vanlaa at Prophets Island.
feet Upper Mississippi. Ohio low falling
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-27

Cosnnge-The has been Coined at the sevcrl Branch
Minis to the 30 Jnne last, as follows:
Gold, Charlotte 81, 95n,o0
DohIenera 81 1880.
Silver New Orleans 223,lto 90 making q total OF
$353,l57 50.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-27

Persia In January last, the king Of this country
issued an order that every family Of the provin
should plant thousand young trees.-ie also Or
d"rcd that nob gsars should be tolerated. eAcept the
lame, sick and Blind and that all his attendants should
be dressed in the European costume.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-27

The long pending sit Of J r. Miller w the CORPORA
'''n Ut the Sd Municipality has been decided by the
District Court The jury gave verdict of damages
s"r 5000 "nd cost to Plaintiffs Tho cause OF action
was the diSc"nnuing by resolutions the Council, of
the operations Of til" Sa" mill of the pla ,i below
the city An appeal will h. taken to the Sau5,me
Court.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-27

a gentleman lately arrived at New York, fen Col.
'ous' Georgia. who had performed his journey of 100
niles at the continued rate Of ten miles an hour