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of'IpING.
For Iuro3o.

For Europe.
FOR LIVERPOOL.
III The \ fast sai'ing -hp!jllN HAL
ttrrM Capt Cro"el! will receive immc oi' irslnci
.a 1ig for tn, above port. For freight Of !o0 bales
'o''% G. to complete her e"'s" "Tr'y +" o. Common s,
FOR LIVERPOOL.
fl The ns sailing ship EUROPE,
I'm Capt Drumtn,rd, will receive ii mediate deS-
- - x patel, Or the above pn't.
FOR freight Of 200 babes cotton To complete hcrrargo,
pa .sEse, apply to LEVI II GALE.
FEC 9iC.mnon ST
FOR LIVERPOOL
fl The AT coppcrcd shin FOUATOR,
'e5 sNJr MtiIrNE =. Cnmn ST
FOR LIVERPOOL.
Id The new and fast sailing ship bow
I'm DITCH, Thompson, master, having most Of
$500 ~ her cargo engaged will have DESPATCH For
balance Ut freight or massage, apply ~
ic5 so ! WHITNEY, . Camp 3,
FOR llNEKrnUI.
fl The Al and fast sailing ship MASSA-
,rrrSA SOFT, Capt Bartlett, having the Greater part
e. of crcareo engaged, will meet with despa ch
For balaf e OF freight Or passage, amply t"
ie2 |. II GAi.E.9' t""mon Il
FOR LIlEltrOOi.
IN The Al new and fast sailing snip ClIiV-
I'M AI.lf.R, Capt Knight, having most OF her
cargo cLh-' anu gong on b'hir'' " III meet
Win immediate c>pnch. For freight OF 200 hprs
ton, or passage, having superior accommodations, apply
:" ia!s l. II GALE, - Connon st
For LIVEKrOOI.
IL The Al fast sailing ship SANo%, Capt
lIT Mansfield I"vHS The g'ea'rf G"r Of h"r ; ,:
lclc OF !''' bales cotton, if uInlediae application be
"'"dr or passage" apply |. H. GALE,
FOX I'm ERrUOi..
he 4 Ia; | tDN NApN
yTeM FOX, TO nbey, master. havIns til" greater
part OF her cargo engaged aud g"ng on board
viii me- with immediate de<p.'rl' For balance Of
freight passage, apply to the Captain on board,
j'?' l. ii GALE, % Common ST
FOR LlVERl OOI..
I'm STATES, "ar'. i'@rr, L",%s ' mo-, Of he!
freight 81 two hnnIrr,. bales. ln<sngr, app's to
ja!! SNLp WHITNEY,. - ''nnp st
FOR LIVERPOOL.
FL t".AI ship ca" take 200 b"irs cotton,
Igf and will p9cvey -"j, .! ;;,'r,,y next '9't
FOR l.!NEEIu1l.
fl The fine ship DfNMAEk, !uYrr, mas
,.Ty.r%4 Ter, will have i'm Mediate d:%parh Fer
-. freight of 200 bales roton or pa.+n-r apply
I" la' !. II GALE, H3 'o!ln;! It
FOR LIVERPOOL.
III The tine fast sailing ship ST, JAMES,
}sTFfy c'p.. j. i'Sr. muster, viii nayr !" reli"@'
DESPATCH For L"""r Of Ir';t or p'ss"9"
apply 10 jail S&J VILE NEI - GIMP +t
FOR LIVERPOOL.
IN The fine new Al Hurou, BYRON, Capt.
JTTTl4 Eonrson, will have iutnrdut" despatch. For
80. freight of 30 talet cotton, or plsSngr uv .
good accommodations, apply to
go l. II GALE, 93 Common It
FOR iiAVRt,-Rrgular Irad,r
AZ The Al splendid ship VILE DE
JIyTfN> PARIS, Capt frott naHrrr, will receive i'm
mediate e5pa'ch. For freight Of 200 bales
cotton, or ssagr,apply TO l. II GALE,
icl 93 Common st
FOR HAWKE
~ The A | and fast smiling shin John
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FASHIONABLE PARIS MILLINERY.

FASHIONABLE PARIS MILLINERY.
V1NilE subscriber has the honor of ininrlnug the Ia
dies, that he has received per ships Lafayette
and Murng" supply of fall and winter Millinery OF
The latest and richest materials in Paris. ,:l Mrs.
Scunlan expects to hnvt opened and rs"dy Tor exam
ination on Monday and Tutsduy next.
d Z SEAMAN,
nnv3 % Charities
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nI-U Hue, UIIITi MI INuf !TIfV
snr,I Il, ,iu,,,t ,lr;, ali f,s,inns " r.
" u ''' GOSSIP G. 70
Fashionable. !t,,,ors l. yri any. u,s,
uo,l2 81. Charlie, n
,-,------.-
I N'-''' t"''s my landing rom sip joiin Mar
S''''' ''' S":s"s ~ III ,Ei,
IT ~ --.--. T., lump
3 ONION PICKLES, SAUCES, Me. just received
!y the subscribers.
y boxes English Pickles. assorted,
|? Sauces, Il"
u . Extra qua itv Lpulon Mustard.
10 " An'h"vws in gIas. jar,
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DOTArOES-2 0 hammrs-lOO hanc.S french
Potatoes, Of a superior quality, landing for sale by
ale i. IL GALE, % Common st
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CARD 10 THE LADIES,

CARD o THE LADIES.
\NIlL.lAM IEli., No. 10 Charities street, cou,in-
w To purchase old broken Jewclrv, old gold
var silver i'll any form whatever and Fay the highest
t'ricc in Orleans
Ladies' whn may have old fashioned gold jcwelrv,
viz: ornaments, chains, necklaces, buckles, finger
rings, in fact amy articles OF the linz which is Wing
die aud of no Them. can rXthnumn the same to
good advantage, by calling 5 nlOvc
B-Wachrs, jew clry and SpoctacicE repaired in
lie best mlnner-clisrses moderate.
Iao3, l339-
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JEFFERSON ACADEMY.
{ PREPARATORY to j ticrSou Col eye ans! t., 9th.
rrs conducted by Il. Grniict, l. l. u.
tNcIiam9c Alley, brlArru nu and iicnliIie. Th;
situation the most eii.: that could be found
tHlg entirely tree from fine of the streets 4ud the.
rutlliuM of draw, and ear ingcS.
The jefferson Academy is divided into two trpa,t-
The Junior elementary department for tie
various branches Of common education in French nud
in Etg-l-lhr Senior department for Latin, iirp,.k
Mathematics, Nc. PuDrtuuI!tv, order an discipline
strictly ruoinrd aud observed.
Terms. !uM"i Department, per month; $40
SENIOR do IL
Spanish Il
LIST. H"on$, Sla es paper, &c. charged separately
2ll. a month once be gIln to he paid III u
Bird. No dr,!u,uu for absence nor for olldays:
18th. Payments to be made regularly every month";
School hours from . l. to O'Clock, except Thurs.
DAYS. sony
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1DOSTON SOAP-2)0 boxes in store for sale by
II KltR 81 tiravicr It
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TO RENT.
a LARGE and c"mm"dious Room over Irv,'S
l a auction store, % Nlugnziur Apply To
" GREEN ST..
Lao"rApler, the premises.
NH-l!r uhcvr would ul;,>c i, good dill room.
uuNi
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FOR LIVERPOOL.
fl The \ fast sai'ing -lnpIUllN ilill -,
trr-rM Capt Crowe will receive i,nmcc CITE 'slmtch
., for the above port. For t igll Of 2oj bales
cotton TO complete her cargo, apply 10
f,G l. ii GALE, 9I Common st
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ron, = NJ r.

4 r the mns IGirnrv OF She sihScIncr, l!uistnr
y Wheels Lad Pipe. . Al" %,t"1; Sash, rIn~trr-
lt,r &C.. Turning, >uwilr ana Grinding done
usIr hv LOFT.
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FOR HAWKE
III The A and fast sailing ship JOHN
,tyyfp HOLLAND, Capt. Joorlnn viii receive
81 despatch having III" greater part of her car
90 engaged and going board. For freight of 800
bulcs cotton, or passage uppvio
GEORGE EERTEEOT. Royal ST
jal2 or tn LII GALE, SO Common st
FOR HAVANA.
"a, The fast sailing coppcrcd 4 bii
,tyrTN LUNA, Captain IlnlIrtt wi" meet with i'm
- l. mediate drspatch For trcgh, Of $40 barrels
or tn" h'k thereof. passage having rpleudil fur
nlshed accommodations nppl, board, opposite the
TInnglc stores, ID Muniriw lily. r,o
alJ WI PORTER, % Common t
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DOMAN CEMENT landing from ship Elizabeth
IL from London 70, sale by
j,n26 READ Il BARSTOW. 7 Bank Place.
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QUEENSLAND SCRIP FOR SAl.E-'Thc sul,scri
l. hers offer for sao twenty flontS of six hundred
and forty OF land each. by the aCi Of the IcgS
aurc this script be held and located b. foreigners,
and i. trans.crabc by asst ,nment.
nov2J THDS HI.EE & co.
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I'll The A tns sailing ship EUROPE,
. ELfiEG pnr patel or til" above boz, port,
For freight Of 200 bales complete her cargo,
or pa ysGgc, apply to LEVI II GALE.
ica % (.mlnon 81
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i'tk ii'''> wv.
~ The \ fast tiin~ ShiN Ft.HAN, IIra-
ltTrfNA ", master. lat ing most Of her rury, rngu-
-Is.!t-..i... Grd, wi" have ituutHdutr dispatch For
freight lt>nra, i'iu" 20 ii nrcO unndnou, apply
I" : ~ J i " Al rNEi,
lrhI - Camp 81
FOR \pi;Ftl.k AND RICHMOND.
Az The \ fast sailing srhr LEBANON
try Capt ~torH hrid 70. y Ill st III II em ln, s.
t!"n-, " ilN t" WI. PORTER,
i'h - t,,uiiunit st
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FOR MOBILE.
b. fs1f@A The regular packet low pressure
i,L1J X, Nstcamer GIRAFFE, Capt. :'wilpr
-. ~, will leave the lake end Of the Rail
Road every
THURSDAYS & SUNDAYS,
after the arrival of the |! o'clock ours, and her
turn, leave Mobile, every
TtHsdays nnd Fridoya.
For passage apply on board to
CAPT. SWIIER.
S-Nhcnevor n sufficient numhr of passengers
offer the Giraffe will touch of the .n.riutc
landings, upon previous notice being given to Capt
Swicr. nu,7-u
rs 90 RENT.--A lot JnIi stect, near the new ,n
a sin, suitable for wooden lumber viuL. Apply
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ENCYCLOPEDIAS, DICTIONARIES!
l9Et.S' GycnInc,n, II vols, Ednhurg Enry clo-
IL pocdia, rs vols,
renny Z. ciniarlia, vol llth. Encyclopedia Amer
icnun, % vols.
Penny Magazine for 1897;
t;n,tOns Bugra ,hirnl Dictionary, 3vol-;
Walkers Dictionary, vol. B"ycr's Dictionary,
vol,
Ne'stcr's do | vol. johnson 4 Walkers
Dctiunarv, | vol;
Newman n l;nrrctt's Dictionary. > vols.
J"hI.an's Dictionary, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dctiunn
~, 2vos IS,
Bowers Dctioaarv, . vols;
Also large supply of English Souvenirs. &C. for
by WM Mexican,
d. Camp and Common st
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ATTORNEY x LUL.NSELLOR ar L.lU.
NTOW practising. in the State and CITY Courts. CHI
Y will find him AT the Clerks Office u ;: crruit
Got IL the Custom tl"nse lnns: is
TENlIE su!'s"rb1r having received commission IS
4 Drnutv Survcyor of Quilted States Lands, for This
State, offers his services the public survey and
locate LAMBS in any part OF Louisiana.
As hcrrtcre all operations, either Of survr; ing
Civil! Engineering, such ai@nnrnis, surveys, piun<
drawings, ev, - pruhcs, PUBLICATIONS of rxruvniion
cnb.nku.cut, confetti Of walls, Me- either III tawl on
country. i'll !,e promptly and faithfully ATTENDED! to-
Charges reasonable aud rms cash Office - Ma
,isci,.s.w-*m ~ FRED. WILKINSON.
iIli.aDl.lpllA Buc&we,t Meal, Yeas, powders
>hnd, Beet, pr',lrA 'ronyu"s rurran<, Citron
ding from ship Ne!s,r, direct from philaha lua,
20 haf Ja,rrs l'sir> u h'ai meal.
100 quarter hrrrci> nurnwhcat meal,
- liafhanc: M. >lud.
." half barrels k,nv Beet,
10 h III barrels lirkl'd Tongues,
barrels +tnoAet Tongues,
lind >utun,ra Euwnnts,
] gl"SS divers east Powders, for salr by
DIS G WfpkiIGHARD X 80 TAEtET.
ETLuutt-2tO brs ) + l'I,ur lInkn4) for slie by
IL j3 rlAIDIAW, GG Camp :,
r lNEH'OUL SALi-7jO sacks fine, ana 81 sacks
coarse Liverpool Salt, received yer ships Queen
Adelaide and Hunns So hnm l.Iv,rio aud for sale v
3 HOLMES X Mills Bank Place
i sI.EAcIit,D Otis tcrr,s bl,ucicd Fan oil
, landing from snip It. Mary.
-! h"Ns sperm Candies, New Bedford hra.ll;,-
landing from sctr Maria, lor sale Iy
lan} JDE>Pil CNCkAINF. o. GRAY rr st
S,Viii:>ti MALAGA RA!>!NS-lnNO who'll, and
T. half boxes, for sale by ABRAHAM TEIEk,
Janll 81 tiravirrSt
EsnMESTiC HKANDi-ll ibis Bra,I,-frSt and
, fourth proof landing from ship nro,m., tor sale
by L-iMHi.NCE 4 LEGENDHE,
isI,,} NnU | ovna
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9 UGAlt on plantation above the city, for sale by,
- dlG READ & IAltSTOW, Bank Plnrc
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HNATER BOO Isl Gases thick water boots, for
w sale by ISAAC BRIDGE IL Co,
a26 l3i Magazine st
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FOR LIVERPOOL
fl The At coppcrcd shin FQUAFON,
7rYtrSA Bisson. master, will have dispatch. For
freight OF 200 bn!es, or passage, apply TO
lc5 SNJ + WHITNE, ,7:} Camp st
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4 lRLEANS' PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINTING OF
" flCE, 81 Magazine street, opposite Banks AZ:

" FlCE, u Magazine street, opposite Banks Az
ral'
W GREENE takes pleasure in announcing to his
i,eni ain, the citizens OF New Orleans, that he has
ic.S,I, brought .,hngruph, par nth copper plate
printing and from the ia, ,cs the has copper
atc engraving. lie all orders entrusted to
INN, at nuc halt the expense ut engraving and nearly
cheap as type printing.
Merchants wishing rculars ,ent ont in til r own
hand wrlihg eau have any quantity at Il few hours
notice. or they will he executed 70: them in beautiful
II, SUE has heretofore given general sa,slrt ton
sna the most Respectable commission houses in this
,itv Gentlemen DESTROYS Of having Visiting Bust
.rss Cards finished in the hest nusr, will 90 well b,
calling at he office and STE specimens.
Feb. !, 1889
N R-Iiunk neatly executed, and circulars,
:, r1,ird at hours uolica.
ITANDK ERCIIIEFS--1 cases pnhgcc hanlNcr-
i 1 Chiefs for sale by ISAAC BRIDGE Co,
f,l 10 Magazine ST
QDEEF--!,j hnis pine Reef 'lanling steam
J boat Nurna tor sale by q. DORSEY,
ian 80 Al New Ievrc
sas by '@ S'''J' rIiH TIKI iHE';ss CO. ana for
ia29 n Poydra~ $
iAE. & SAl.I'-ln0 lbls rauucrs oil, in PRIME cnlc r
~ 30 bhlS summer strained sperm oil,
1890 sucks Turks Island salt in store for sale lay
ju2G l. II Ii Ale, % Z, nm'l
HAVANA tOFFEE--i00 bags pune quality
T in s,,,sr and 10, sal" hv
4 II
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- PERM CANDl.ES-l50 boxes in store, Tor sale by
> ml6 ABRAHAM TRIER. "a tiravier st
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<TATE OF LOUISIANA Parish Court of the
- City of New Orleans. Present the Honorable
Charles Maurian, Judge. Jan. 3l<t 1882 No. lli95
J unes Henry Duckworth VS.: His Creditors fhe
of property hy',e Petitioner, is accepted by the
Court for the benefit Of his creditors 1t is ordered that
said Creditors do meet in the office of l. N Cow
Not. Pub, Tuesday the 18th Of February, 1889.
then and there deliberate upon the affairs of the said
soven, and in the meantime all proceedings against
his person and property are stayed.
BY older of Court-Clerk's Office, Jan. 3st, 1889.
ARMAND PlrOT
Eel llrrk
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ANANA >DFFEE--4On bags pIi!nc quality
r in stost, and i"l sale nv
ial7 ABRAHAM TltII.E, Il Gia,irr =
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,E'or tho I.ateryors

-. .! t7-C Ell . IIsaa
Z. s. Man,.
FOR BAYOU SARA AND PItQTENINE.
l. f-sfs=11 IN The splendid passenger Steamboat
~. ~ BRILLIANT, Hart, Master, a!l
- svEsssss: *. state roonls) conrE"nced her e
gunr trips " ellcsdav, The 18Th inst at 10 O'clock
\. NJ, and on Sunday at tue same hour for Pluquemiue
and will continue to regular the baulce OF the
season, and leave pnnctuuy at the hour advertised
A separate cabin, all in state rooms, tos olocd pco
pie. For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
dl" ADAMS & WIlITALI..
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I OAF SUGAl.--lOU bills in store, and for sale by
IL JIG THAYEIt a. Go, II Poy;I'as ST
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nrl3 Is Camp It
iI>DJN CLASS. lIN>I.t.D ,n!.-7UO box
w rI Wi dow Ill, $ 1890 gallons Dil; ~ lar
rrS of Nnrnr@hr; IS d.z Of Paint Hrlshcs rrrriyrd
per ship st Louis a"d Earqne Voucher. and Ton sue by
ROitI. CLAIM, y,
nnlHT t,.r,,,,
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- AGGING and Bale hope for sale BY
- jn2f READ Il BARS row, Bank Place
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DOKK-Mcss \ Prime, at the Inspection for sale BY
Il jal G DORSEY, New i.cvcr
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nNVI 70 VNNfIrHa
llAI.E tOpE--3D coils. Kentucky hate rope, in
.lJs'ore und for sale by JTllAYi;E 81 co,
inll Il InNLrns $
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Card.
ORLEANS LIIfiDGR4PIjfC E%T3BLITIi-
NE r, s. .iIGlZINE STREET.

In all the nlo.e sarc;, Of Ehgi, IL, rrerch and
incrirlL ulnhuinrtlra.
ivory inc tooth Cos in al the variety If size and
quality.
rocl"', Rack, Horse, coarse and fine and all other
C"!tS, or salc by
4.
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/NIIOCDl.ATE-i5 cases sweet chocolue, landing
~ from ship Constantine, for sale by
i,16 ISAAC BRIDGE E co, i3i Magazine st
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Jnlb ~ New Lcvcc
TO LET.
In-sA two story DIV cling house. No. 6, Tr-
r. ID ton street, Tivoll Circle, standing back
lsIlW. from the street. having four rooms, well fin
shed, story kitchsn with four rooms, cis,crn well
and every convenience to make it comfortable resi-
dcnce for small family deslrons of living retired Al,
plyto J. OFT.
.J,,J
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GoaS*WlSc.
OR NORFOLK AND BALTIMORE.

Or NOT1T(|Tk AND ENLTINOHE.
If.a. The good Srhr AI.nIDN \ Farnrnm ,Ias-
A.;F7f ter. having most "t her "urgp buarl, will
saiIJ4s.. meet with Immediate dispatch. For balance
Of n"'"ht III passage. upplyto ; X Up WHITNEY,
feb -3I',,,, (,
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III The Al barque BEAVER, J Edmond<,
I'm master, will have immediate despatch For
.A s-.zz: freight, applyto S&J p WHITNEY,
g - Cas-
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NUNNi BAGS-:,j bales in store, for suc by
" & DORSEY,
Iulb A New I.cvcc
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PUCK WIlEir-5l hn'f"nrel~ Tor ~aic h..
Ji3 81 Jr Hn!rNi.l, T.C4mr 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-24

The dog war has commenced in England, by the
poisoning Of Squire Foljambe's celebrated pack Of
hounds, near Doncaster.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are beginsing 10 be
made FOR the grand tournament at Egnton Castle, 10
be given by the Earl Of Eglinton, in September next
and the inhabitants OF Irvine are looking forward to
the occasion with high expectations 81 money max
ing from the immense assemblage OF the great and
the grand rsm all parts Of Europe that are expected
to be present at this revival Of ancient chivalry-
Among the paraphernaia 81 the pageantry already
procured is the splendid gold and silver carpet that
was laid under the throne al the coronation Of our
present sovereign--also other articles Of the same
costly character 50 that no pains or expense are
beipg spared 10 render the affair the most imposing
,b,, has taken place in Scotland for many centuries.
--Giasgor Constitutional
Tuy SPORTING WoaLD.-The following arc the
proceedings al Tattersas on the 22d Of April, with
the state Of the betting up to that time
The room was excessively crowded Tor several
hours. but betting, brisk at first, was dull on the
whole. The four principal favorites fer the Derby
are clustered together; Cesar, without being back
ed to asy amount, having marked preference. 70
wa. laid repeatedly against the Dey OF Agers, 20
readily, indeed, that the takers were frst satisfied
The same odds were offered against Dragsman, ont
not accepted The Corsair had host OF friends at
70 Il but no one seemed disposed TO back DIT lhorn-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-24

eU-The Portland Argus of the 10th inst, says that
Mr.. Mclaughlin, the provincial land agent, with 40
men, had been at Fish River and ordered off Capt.
Nye and his party. This looks singular, but we do
not believe word Of IL. We do not think Sir John
Harvey would authorize any .uch rash doings.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-24

SINGULAR SrATEMsET.-We End the following
in the "Commercial' last evening"
The "Lonaos Sunday Tines ofApr 81 charges Mr. Freer
Il comedian who has lately arrived in this city, with leaving
his wife and family desttstc London; and also the
ssaon against Mr. Burton, popular actor in
Philadelphia.
We have not the Sunday Times" and therefore
know not il il be true. Mr.. Burton is the person to
whom Major Noah gave complimentary dinner
some time since These gentlemen must explain;
such conduct is not allowed here in any body but
cergymen; and il it be true they must quit the stage,
and mount the pulpit; then they will be in more
suitable sphere.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-24

o. The Quakers hold their Annual Meeting next
Monday. We wonder il they will make as great
fools Of themselves the rest Of us Christians.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-24

o. The Virginia election took place yesterday
If the locofocos have been successful then Van Bu-
rem is next President-and no mistake
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-24

FsoM FLoRrpA.-The war 10 not TO be 50 soon
ended az was at first imagined. General McConb
has been, TINS far, very nnsuccessu and the chief
Of the Seminoes, on whom he relied, has taken TO
the woods, and refuses any further negociation.-
They now tell the whites 20 stay nj home, as they
are determined 10 keep possession Of their land 10
the last In addition 60 this we have adviccs from
Roberts settlement, at Stefanuleec, and Smiths al
Rico Bluff, of a distressing nature. About twenty
Indians attacked the house Of the former burned t.
and killed little boy, besides wounding Roberts
Ii is supposed that on the latter settlement Smiths
three children Mrs. Richards and her We children
have been murdered The Indians were Of the
Creek tribe. sixteen men, women and children,
capped, and had reached Apaachicola.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-24

lhy- Part Of the French squadron, with Admiral
Baudin, arrived at Galveston the 10th, and
ted great sensation. There was much rejoicing
The business Of Galveston was nourishing. The In
dams were not very troublesome the frontier Of
Texas.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-24

ec- The swing" Of yesterday, denies, fereely,
that the Aims House Commissioners used the pub
lie money for party purposes. What's the use in de-
nying factl Is il not better to admit in No doubt
they did ase the money-and IL they did not they
the greater fools The locofocos will cheat the
public as much. That party that commits plum
der, deserves none.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-24

o. Bormaneau has been found guilty Of the mur-
der Of Marsou, in New Orleans.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-24


or a British majority Of IL against the ministers
upon a question quarrelsomely proPounded by them
solves London Standard
Not word is said il any of the papers about the
Boundary Question. They seemto think II unworthy
the least notice
At the close &c the debate, the sight Of the 10Th,
Lord John Russell tainted and carried out of the
House.
Delay IN giving the royal assent 10 acts Of the CO.
lonal legislatures appears TO be serious evil thus
act passed by the Canadian parliament IN March,
lS did not receive the royal assent TIL May, lol-
nearly two years.
The Jamaica Government Bill was read second
time IN the House of Commons on the 22d Of April,
and then counsel was heard against il.
Tus CHARrIsTs.-At meeting of the Chartists
held AZ Westbury, a was moved that every Chartist
should have a gun hsng up in his kitchen; upon
which one 0f the coupany, after some sensible obser
Vations moved ~ an amendment, that the word gun
h. omitted and the words fitch Of bacon substi-
tuted.
The Chartists have commenced regular system
az drilling. under the Instructions of old soldiers
The chartiss are increasing in numbers; they have
% 900 enrolled names
All through Lancashire the working classes are
arming themselves.
The Earl of Derby and the Duke Of Cleveland have
been installed Knights Of the Garter.
Lord Durham, in his report, complains that -
little care, knowledge or foresight has been ssec
- making grants &c iands in Canada, that some al
lotments have been found TO consist almost wholly o
falu.