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and had surrounded himself with persons
ns1shifeant his fathers Ministers so the nation
could not tell what TO expect Serious alarm arose
among the friends ofihe Bernndotte dynasty for twas
evident that the Swedes would not endure from young
mantae msgoyernnent whclsihey tolerate III the pre-
sent King. Prince Oscar, BIO is known as the
althnro Of Two very liberal articles in the Government
paper-the only liberal ones which could have been n>
serted there! When the King was absent last winter
for six months in Norway, Oscar 1.-The head oflha Go
ve,nment, exhibited mncl assiuity and good principle.
He declared himself strongly against all exceptional
laws the punishment of DEATH corporal punishment,
and restrictions commerce He has discarded most
Of his insignificant courliers md replaced them by men
of good reputation and influence in society The two
last Chamberlans I'arou Wrede and Count Spare
of great learning and nnbemishei charat ter Swa-
den therefore INDUCES in pleasing anticipation of benefit
from the reign Of Benadote. successors and the only
fer arises from the knowledge that the far promises OF
prince heir-srparent are seldom fulfilled by king
Spectator.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-29

No mail again yesterday; We not fully APP
prsed of the cause ofthis laat failure, whether it
belongs to the bad roads, the high winds, or
to the fewness and baduess, or bad luck Of Mr.
Breedlove and his boats.
Some Of the papers have boa sted, that the pre-
sent contractor has failed schooner than either Of
his predeccssors-may BIO so, but use think, the
mails carried much more punc,ually by
George Whitman, and stl more by Toum6
and Beckw'th Perhaps the the present contrac.
tor between this and Mobile has not boats enough
We shall enquire into this matter,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-29

The last few Gays, havo been bleak, cold, windy
aud rainy-only think how bad the weather was, it
Spoiled Mrs. Stewards benefit on Wednesday night
1t is time to Try mems temper. We witnessed
quarrel last night, and right certain arc VIC, i, all
arose from the cold rainy, nasty weather. a gen
i!cnan. collector we mean. you must be polite to
those gentry nova days enquircd Ola certain other
gentleman if it was convenient yes says the &C.
costed-Fll tako brandy ,oddy-I. SAYS tho accos
ter, will take pay. In such weather as tins, says
the former, man may take whit he plcass there
fore, as you are not disposed to treat, III take INV
leave of you-and, concludes tho other, 20 TO HI.
Tho collector lost his temper.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-29

The ST. Charles.-This temple of the muses.
will open on Sunday ncxt the lst Deccubcr. Du-
ring the summer it has been completely rcfi,ted
The color ofthe exterior and into ior Of the boxes
has been restored, whi.c aud gold and pink. Tho
private boxes have been beautifully pupcrcd the
whole house cleaned and put in perfect order
Many now arrangements have been made, to in.
crease tho comfo,t Of the audience, and with tho
present numerous and efficient stock company, VIC
may reasonably expect that tho st. Charles will
prove, this season unusually attractive.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-29

Vocal PnESoMESoN.-IIc ssino, Sicily, August
live have here vocal phenomenon, which is per-
haps unprecedented. 1t il GIRL only 10 years old,
gifted with bass voice. which for extent and power ri>
walls that of Labach". Her is Corinda Sengn"
neli. Yesterday she made her debut at The opera of
Nessina in the part of Orovsto in Rellns Nornaand
was received with great favor Her success is, how
ever, solely ascihrbls the rxraorhinary of
her voice, for her method Of singing is Vet very i'm
perfect. Nile S~nsancl', who horn IN the village
"fGalbi SyracnSr, may he termed rustic beauty;
she is tall and hrond shourred, und her features, with
her large black eyes and long and thick hair Of the
same hue denote n masculine and energetic temper
The municipal authorizes of this place intend 10 pros
her admission into the Royal Conservative of Mn
sic at Naples.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-29

Bencft.-Laughtcr moving Holland is up for
a benefit Tomorrow evening. and maugro the bad
weather, he will have bumper. On this very pc
culiar occaSion, Mr.. George has selected five TIC
kctr in the Grand Real Estate Lottery which may
turn out eventually, five stars Of the greatest bril-
liancy. These tickets to be- distributed among
those of The audience, who may draw corresponding
numbers from tho wheel to tho checks given at
the door. Sec the advertisement. Tho entertain
ments, besides, good, and lets of fun may DO
expected.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-29

During the present week near tss thousand per-
sons have arrived in our city. In the Same tims,
about twonty thousand bales of cotton have bee .
received. The consequence is grcat stir, but We
are afraid but little real business doing
IF the waters above should have risen 20 a. 10
enable boats to leave Louisville and CINCINNATI dur
ing this month, we shall have an early and most
likely active business season, otherwise our msr.
chants may again be mndo to regret that the Nash
vile Rail Road is not completed.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-29
900 tickets, at $lj scheme prc,. 81 100 900.
Selling price so per ticket
SYLVESTER & Co., 1856 Broadway, NEW YORK,
Soil. Agents.

u The receipts of the sale of the tickets will be de-
posted in the Canal Union, Cnroion, Citizens and
Consolidated Banks, in New Orleans. in the nome of
Louls Schmidt jointly with J. Is. Perraut uc,nlly
Cashier of the CirizrnS Bank, and A. Bau,ouin nc.
mul, Cashier oiIhe Constituted Bank. as Trustees
per act passed before A. Maznrea,,, Esq. Not pnb
the above mentioned gentlemen a"incNmbered, ~
Ir, stccs for the security OF the fortunate prize hol
ders.
In New York the monies will be deposited in the
Phoenix Bank the credit OF the above named 3 CITY
Banks Of New OrIcaus.
The Public referred TO the pissed hcin,e
A. Maznrenu, Esq Not. Pnb. III relation TO the prop
perlies which embraces the respective prizes in the
Lottery.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-29

The Louisianida.-We wcro surprised at not
receiving, yesterday, this famous champion of
Loco-Focoisn 1t however appeared in the after>
noon with apology and announces, that for
tho future, it will DO published in the afternoon
Of all tho papers of tho party to which it belongs
it is most assuredly tho ono conducted with tho
greatest talent.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-29

SwEpES.-1h onsh the kindness Of u friend. we a,e
supplied win some interesting information concerninp
Sweden country whose affaiis attract its nl,.n,n
in England at present. but which on the death of its
present. sovereign will probably become the heate of
important events.
Bernad",,e, The age Of sevehy.fve, with wonderful
vgonr OF mind and body for such age, is still ruling
the country almost absolutely according to his ow %
whims. lie has hitherto managed the Representative
Assembly such as il H. with uie difiicu.y; and when
difference has arsen he has dsre gur,ed their opnjoDs
He has gradually formed Ministry Of most irsirnif
persons and being really the cleverest ,nan in hs
Council, he pays not'he slightest attention to their on
ninn"r advice. The nation is becoming very much dis
satisfied with the cement If affairs; hut ~, accnu,t
of Berhudoe's military fame, the extreme kndnes. nj
his manners private, well his old arr the Sv.de.
will probably long he lives refrain from taking MI,
violent measures to obtain greatly needed reforms in me
representation in criminal and civil legislation in edu
Gallon, ana i'll trade. For quarter of century M srs
TEN has been Misunderstanding but patching nm and
eating rid OF difficulties Tor the moment; in which ro
spsct Swedish leg isatlon and government rery murb
resemble Disturbances broke out last vear nj
Stockholm in consequence chiefly of some Ministerial
tampering with the administration Of Justice and he
result far good that it is likely to deter men in
power from again meddlng with juries and judges The
Prince Royal too, from that time seems TO have taken
his part Till then, Prince Oscar was known only ma
good husband veraciOus man, of pleasing manners
and accomplished in literature and the arts Few HI
any idea ~ his puhiic principles. Heavoided political
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-29
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!; FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1889.


We have been tried for libel for telling the
truth. II is possible that the Attorney General or
the District Attorney, in prosecuting us, though,
they wore right. We think they were wrong-in
error. We detcst libel suits-thcy arc anti-ropub-
liean-thcy are ca cuIacd to cause the suppression
ofimportant truths; against the public press they
should never, seldom ruer br instituted for they
cannot but tend TO take away from it, its freedom
and dependence. Yet VIC are constrained to cons
fess, thai occasions of an abuse of tho press do
occur, whom even to our mind no snficicn. remedy
presents itself, but suit before the Judicial tribn-
mails. In all such cases, however, if VIC were the
pa ty aggrisved, we should much prefer to have
re- curse to civil tribunal; il, indeed, did not,
under the present maxim by which our courts pre-
tend to b. governed, totally rcprobate suit at
criminal law.
These remarks have been suggested by several
communications we have received, both written
and verbal, in relation to the charges, openly
made, against the Managers and Proprctors Of the
two Grand Real Estate Lotteries. We would go
more lengthily into this subject hut it quite late
before we made up our mind to notice the remarks
to which attention had been called, in a new
paper styled tho Anti-Ilumbng, against Messrs.
Schmidt & Fl .m;lton-and NJ ,ssrs. Caldwell,
Oakley & Prtchard. In saying to those who know
u.s. that at least, VIC have not been brbcd by either
of these lotteries, shall be believed; and our
opinion, consequently, will have some weight,
when we express it asans, the charges tho Anti
Humbug, and in favor of the fairness of the whole
proceedings of the lotteries, moro particularly for
that one in which Mr. Caldwell is deeply inter
csted AND for whose honesty and honor we, and
large ma jority of the public, will readily youch
| We may rccur TO this subj ct.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-29
CAPTAIN MAREYATT'S NEW NOVELS
Raniin The Refer, by the author OF Peter Simple, &

CAPTAIN MARTYATT'S NEW NOVELS
Rattiin the Refer by the author OF Peter Simple, SC
in 2vos.
Cummings, or a Winter at Schsss fairfield J., Lose
Styria, by Captain Basil Hall, Royal Navy, f. IL
% s., in l vol.
Lord Roidaa, romance. by Allan Cunningham, vol
Sheppard Lee. written by himself, in , v"ls.
Compendious History IF hnly, translated from
original Italian, by Nathaniel Greene in vol. for
ming No. 70 of Harper's Family Library.
Vols. 3 & of the new complete and uniform edition
of Washington Irring s'U0rkS.
Rogers French and English Dictionary. in vol, 3vo
Nngeafs French and English Dictionary.
ALse-A few more copies of Combe's chronological
Rehzi.' Large Surveyors Compasses sfsuperior quail
Giios improved metallic Pens, Japunad papers, weights.
&c. &C. &c.
Just received, I'D for sale by
nh'l BENZ. LEVY.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-29

We were rather industrious in making u our
yesterdays paper-it must be acknowledged VIC
got up pretty fair stock of editorial without aid
or asslstance--yct VIC must confess, that we were
hard pushed TO fluid out whether we had written
the more nonsense, or our foreman committed the
greatest number OF blundcrs. However, Mr.. Ora.
ham in Office, and our hand writing, is
now TO him, he will become better acquainted with
both i" few days; in tho meanwhile VIC beg our
readers, t. understand US as VIC meant, and not as
we said
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-29
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Corner Of 81, Charles &. Couimnu 81

EXCHANGE HOTEL
RuSe II ALLAN would respectfully call the at,
- tenon OF citizens and strangers to their complete
assortment; OF Gentleneus linen shirts, do r.,ntr
win linen fronts. fashionable linen fronts: linen cin
ars: silk, cotton and nerino under shirts aud drawers
a'nbric and silk hanlkerchieis: black and fancy c,a
~ in great variety: stocks OF every description: gum
nslic and cotton suspcnders: silk, cotton and thread
loves: gents hoskn gloves umbrellas and gold
,nunted
A!so,-Splendid assortment Of ladies' and gents wri
lag desks dressing cases. port olios, periuery, cut
iery, and rich fancy goods.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-29

The packet ship st. Miry, Capt. Foster, srrivsd
yesterday forenoon from New York, whence she
left on tho 18th, bringing one day in advance of.hs
mail. The British Queen had not arrived. We
wore unable to procure paper, tut understand
that the St. Mary brought news Of Importance.
The Salem, arrived also yesterday from Ilavre
she has had long passage.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-29
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~ n2D THAYER Il Co. "a Poydrs, 81
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l)R|NTING PAPER AND PkINIEIiis' INK--
Just received quantity Of Imperial and double
Medium Printing Paper; aIsn supply ii johnson and
Durunr i Printing Ink, and for sale by
oil ALEX TOWAR, 40 CaDp ST
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IL The subscriber has received an invoice of he
above named articles from Havnln and offers them fr
sale on very reasonable terms.
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N KS $50 ,REWARD-Hanawny on the LIST No
"a vember, the negro GEORGE, speaking Eng
xAt fish and French, aged about Is or " wears 5
--- feet or inches high, short and thick set
small eyes, prominent forehead an open and free cat
havn Of the front teeth in the upper jaw broken.
had on went he went AWAY. pair of coonade pant-
looms with small blue stripes, and a Bingham shirt,
said negro worked long while with Nj. VIM. Stone,
brickay ers's hand. FERNANDO LEMOS,
Mt No 333 Daunhne at
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-29
MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,
TRUE ANCy28I9AWa
CONDITIONS g

The DAILY Paper is neatly printed with small
type on an extra, double medium sheet. at Sl2
per annnm' payable semi annually in advance.
Tho IRl-wEEKLs Paper, containing the reading
matter Of two daiics, $40, payable in advance,
where no city reference is given.
The WEEKLY TRUE AMERICAN, made up from tho
daily papers, during the week, will DO sent 10 sub
fcrlbers who pay SIS per annum in advance, and
10 none other, unless an acceptable city reference
!" given. Subscribers respectfully solicited.
JOHN GIBSON.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-29

YOUNG MEMS HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
A General! Meeting of all the members will take
~ place on TO nlorow evening. Wednesday the eth
instant; a, O'Clock, p NJ. punctual attendance is re-
qnesred. d. RICARDO,
mo Secretary.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-29

WINE.-Good wine il n cnrlia n good cordial, n
fine stonaclc, mud taken its proper ~ gnrates
mind and body, and gives life additional charm.
There can lie found substitute for the ier,nrn,ed
liquors that can rnnle To sustain the mental and
bodily labor which the artificial habits Of society con
stan1ly demand. Temperance and moderation are viz
iia in happiness, but total abstffe C
from the cnjovnslts which the bounteous hand OF
turr has provided, is ms nnwisc it is ,iugatel. Ii,
the hanh disease and intend til" abuses
Of alcoholic liquors. innocent ca''y, additional strength
md power of liin nn increased cnpailitv of enroun.
terins the VARYING agitation Of life, amongst the
good results which spring from well regulated Diet
in which the alcoholic prenaratons benr their just pro-
portion and udaptaon.-Dr. Ssgmond.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-29
q HOUSEKEEPEKS, HOTELS, STEAM-
BOATS, and COUNTRY DEALERS.
NOTICE.

y The members of ST. Patrcks Congregation are
hereby respectfully Tufed that the service will be pei,
formed IN one Of Mr.. f.. E. pa,kers buildings in
in N street, betwren Magazine aud F"ucher streets,
u'lliI further notice.
=" Ms j MOI LON Pastor.
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DIslts,sl Dates.
TORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEARANCt.S

CLEARANCES
November ssh, 1879.
Ship Lawreure G, Chase. IIavre, ssJpWb,ucv
Spanish h u aioustaney, Havana, JRobe,ts l. co
z. ARRIVALS
November 2sh. 1880
Rarquc Mary. Msrrick, Baltimore, to nns,cr.
h sa., ne.. Stephens n, Ma,h' DO
BriE Ronda ROlda. Hevaut. Durrive
Am barque Salem. M-,uha, Campbell, Hav,o
ship Oliver aud Eliza, Marshall. Turks Island.
selr Louisa, Alien, Nantucket, Master
ship st Mary. Foster. New YORK
Ship Charlotte Rich, Pc. ery Mouth
Stramer Baton Rouge, seleck. I'm Bayou Sara
steamer Reserve. McQurrel. fin Evansville
EXPORTS
HAvRE. Per ship St. Lawrence. Cargo 1000 bale,
hAvAsA Per spanish brig InJu t,y-Caso 1903 bale. of
cottonJ Roberts 4 co
IMPORTS
New Yoak Per ship St Mary. Cargo packages 100
kegs uas, ba.oudhe. and es eases. box box So his
s. ;as u ses anu esId ,ups"s
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Pr, Hudson. Per Baton ouga Ca,eo 5s hale,
cotou'i ~ Lee ls2 WIN Flower la 5 W Oakley Ilg lin
s Rs? s. caa Is As sH.r
Gridty rs erder IS Reynolds Eyrns 60 70 Armo"r
n.s %ss.n i; a, sm F. s White
X Fs,ridaysa co Ar AHa,ley
evansville Per steamer Receive Cargo 500 .urks corn
Piice johnson lu9 The ~ bales cotton NJ Car.
non ~ w Al Bsal. ~ Pieas.",s 10 ) W oakcy Is
Laud,n ny.
CONSIGNEES
BEN, Friesy. Eein & co, Morse Normnn Steele
&co;JJ i.ndaer iaidaw co. Berne 4 Burnside, j h
Fisid ~ Meele. Buckner, Stanton co.. sulrrb Al Gar
ret,on A. q W sqlier; x N Ranhal Glover 4 brennan
fatis Lyons ca, W II Fuller N Richardson W II r. q @
LAl,orIis Jucqueiine. Wood snllons, Nuven Turpm
Wan, w BUgart A Bass, w Stanton; Ramon w Hn,fh
Vanwyck II Speaf,ng. Ja' Wis 4 Andrews.
PASSENGERS
Per steamer Reserve as.srs rhroekmorren Rodgers, Nc
Germ Smh. iiauis GIisisy Hanover, JONES' Hardin AZ
Mrs Cody aud faulty.
MEMORANDA
Is inches on the ohis River fiins. Weather very
cold. - -
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JOHN ! UASWEI,J, g. co,

= UCCESSDkS to Alexander T0war 40 Camp
~ steel, take pleasure in informing the t'l Of
the late house and the public generally, thar having
purchased from Mr. Towar his e,trc stock of books,
paper Ar; they have such additions will make
their assortment very completes. They will always be
able to supply Printers with inks, paper for ucwSpn-
pcr<, book and job work Of ever, description the
hes. City and c"unlry merchants will find,
blank books OF every kiud quality, and price toge'h"r
with check bnoNs, bill hooks, Custom house blanks.
bills adms with all articles OF stationery usually kept
in book stores Copying presses, copying ink, Ste
vcn's light aud dark blue aud black writing fluids;
Bankers cases, poe kct books &c &c. general,
assortment Of ho"hS in all the departments Of science
aud literature, with the most extensive aud complete
IF school books offered in New Orleans
nil n winch they prepared I" sell to country mtr-
chants and dealers nj the lowest whole prices