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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-04
MONEY MARKET, &c. SC.

CRY, Hoaday Erening, une 8.
Ina news from Lverpool Inns inuuslt men 10 serious
ksf. Nothing waa dane to-siay The description of
sa'soh a,i .'lt nov is CHI, fly n Alabama anI lenne%.
s., md thny dn nHt meet ihn orders yet nnhcd lh'
North bahamas very Inferior the different tlassl-
cations hearing in RIA y one degree lower than what
they arc sty!ed. Under all these circumstances prudent
me en- VIII MT touch u tha present moment.
hesarions o'ihians upon the result Of the seoion
are very INJECTING. Even in the face Of the caicula
lions Of Vsrtas, Their. are dealers who believe that cots
ton must rise in England before the new crop shal!
begin i, gu forward, and that The growing will be
light II the planter and the dealer would ony unite
bring t. Tie subject Of cotton data they could
easily mud their longitude, bul woud sse II ~ pres
own beliefs a Tint the crop will be greatly short and
that cotton must rise
We hear that the factor ~il, in most instances, be
compelled to shp the NJ Alabama aup Tennessee
tons IN consequence Of the light demand Ter them
ne money market is without change. Some Oft
mn.nns prints are trying to &c. up an excitement
AGAINST The banks because hey do not comply with the
The only way to quiet these crunhles the Ia ks
!" initiate the example Of T.. Citizens hank. They
can al show quite as good return as the Toulouse
street concern.
Tue Vicksbnrg papers say thar Reuben NJ. Whtne,
~ns prevented by III" Commercial bank in that place,
from entering upon the discharge Of the functions en-
Tlsted ny the eastean stockholders.
me Madison Contv, the brandon, the Grenada, M.
Pearl River banks in Mississippi all believed b.
utterly ,nso'ysn Mr. are these ali in that predica
tl,s blame upon the wings, but it will nor do. TIT
a,ss,sspp,an understands very well who ia in fault
Inc Van l'uren man are the chief founders Of thes
concerns and tue Spectators in them.
, > ntlnined ia an official paper enanatinr from Tbs
Woo Consul Of Mexico in This city, The concern
Mested to preserve the morals oa people who can d.
The bidding ola Santa Anna is truly laughabIe.
by = decree Of the Supreme Go ernn,eu of Mexico
thu ar.'ss formerly prohibited by the tariff will h
again admitted in The port If Aaamoras with tho ex
ception Of the following:
lat. Metal buttons on WEIGH engraved on ei'he
side tile nntenal arms or those Spain.
"a. Obscene prints, miniatures, nailtings or figures
and in general an, work Of which may be obscrn
or immcra.
Sd. All books and manuscripts prohibited by CON
peient autIn iy.
4,tl. All .nnnit ons ofwar.
This ordinance is accompanied With the provision
thnn all prohibited articles, which snce pu. or
ofih's act may have s!iuped fer the above port
Naa. ,oras shall, on Their arrival pay their duties il
cash."
I he to al amount Of State Bonds issued by Ten
nessee for Thermal Inprovam ntsis 50 o,il6.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-04

Pu6'ic He0ha.-The obstinacy with which the Gre
"''s "dh re to their old customs, when they come
IN direct conflict with the public interests is certainly
marked trait in their character not very favorable to
the development of tocia liberty and happiness. 1t
has been proposed in the first Municipality to ptop far
her Dnryng in the cemeteries that lie in the vicinity of
growing part of the town. Oh, no, that would he sa
cn'ege OF the highest order. Butby din of perseyer
ance' the few public spirited amongt them did ge
an ordinance passed, preventing intermen,s unless the
'obs were in condition in the grave Yards alluded IT,
Tor the reception Of bodies. Now why this attachment
to The tobs Il" their stos when these very
VINO nhlec' to their remo' al actually permit the vaults
t" fall into decay exposing their sacred contents to the
gaze of the curious Why do shey no, manifest their
love for the dead by building up the tonbs So as to
prevent them being nnsances 7 Were this done we
ght excuse the ohsnacy with which thew resist the
removal of these gave yards. Re consistent. bu, II
you cannot for the sake of the public health ban;,
hesc buryng grounds from out OF the heart of vopr
Mun,epaliiy
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-04

fennsytrani0.-fhe ant-inasonic convention pied
ged to support Harrison for the Presidency and Web
ser for the Vice Presidency lately met Harrisburg
Thaddens Stevens is a member. A committee was
appn tel to form electoral ticket for the state. The
result its 'ahors has not ye reached While the
mad antics of this portion Of the opposition threat
dining throw the brand of discord into our ranks in
that state, intelligence from several of the strong Van
buren, districts represents tbs Of Clay to he
gaining ground. Delegates flon every district will he
cent to the convention of 1880. neither the an.i.ma-
sons ever be brought to vnte for Clay j. doubtful
if Harrison w,hdraws they will take up some one
else, rush into the of Van Buren,. Our onl v
hopes for Penn y'varia upon the of the
Democracy that Van Buren,, for they may he chan
gel.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-04

Russia.-Leters received in New York Of tho 9th
April from ST. P'tersburgh announce tina. the Emperor
was quite in war fever. Ee about to depart for
Rcv review the army of,he rou aud place it under
the command Of Pnskevilch. General Witt was char
ged with orders negotiu.e with N1etternch break
the peace between England and Austria, in Eng.
land pushed her in The East, offering Austria
boon the right to Sersa, Bosnia, and tho provinces
east of Hungary. This intelligence conflicts with the
apology made by Russia TO England for her in
the east. But no f.thom the policy of Nicho.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-04

Late from. C0nton.-The barqne T,cuton arrived a,
New York, the Sc OF May, brings dates from Canton
to the 2eth January The governor continues to pre-
vent the opium trade with all possible severity. lie
marches through the city with iron collars their
n"cks nil the lu.e offenders against The edicts, full 800
in number. Many of these persons are well descended.
Boats had been sent to Hongkong to drive away the
ships there stationed. warm dispute had been going
between the Hoppe chief and the Hong merchants
owing to the desire of tho former make Hong of
man who largely in debt. The trade was going on
brisly, chops for adng and unludng the vessels have
been frc civ granted.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-04

Gu'ph Rail Road.-A regular 'blow up ~ has ia
ken place between Mr.. Vaurigaud, supcrinen,en, Of
the w"rk and Nr Janin, the president of all SORTS OF
hard thing and IN pei has resigned Jf one half of
what Mr. Vaursaud says, be true, Mr.. Jann must be
" funny f low"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-04

The Execution between 10 and i q.
clock 4. NJ, the murderer Boranau was executed
The usual concourse OF and women was pre- cnt
on the occasion. In apprehension that attempt
might be made to the criminal the police of the
three municipalities ordered ont. Ronanaus con-
duct just such might be expected from so har.
denad a wr tch
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-04

Pors Gibson Bu'nt-Nsws was received yesterday
that fire had broken out iu Port Gibson, Mssssipp;
and totally consumed all the houses in the village in
cii0'ug every public building. We sincerely hone
the destruction has been magniiied and wait with
on'esolic'ude for more authentic information from
Grand Gulf
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-04
! 4usSssf s'pses.
FORT or NEW UKLEA\>.
CLEARANCES,

June ID. 1889.
Fl Ship V'lo de BORDEAUX, Perrault for Have.
l. Galley 4 co
Harque Petit Suzanne, i.oguercnne for Bordeaux
J Laguronne
Earque Moro Castle Dnmas, 70, Bordeaux, = Lons
pug soan T. hurchsi for Boston, G Bedford
iehr Splendid, French. for Boston, haster
schr Comet, knthenan, for Galveston Master
ARRIVALS,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-04
BY s GALtiO 70 n. 80. ss,. 80 D.
w o'cock the City Exchange IN st Louis street.


WILL he sold on "Wednesday, 81 JUL, 1893, at Il
w o'cock, at the City ttsxchnuge in st Louis street.
Two Squares of Groand, sg-,gs, .
Designated on plan drawn by Louis Brngier, sur.
veyor general, as sqarcs aud Z. SguareE con,ssR1
rs lots, numbered from to 2f, which measure as fol-
lows: 8f5
Nos /, :, 3,4,5,67,s, Q, 1910 lots measuring each
~ feet trout on ucary street, by los feet in depth lot
No forming the Of NnoAry and A. dam streets
and lot No 10 forming tile Of Macarty and Bur-
Diet streets. ,
Nos II, 70, l3-3 lots, measuring each 800 feet front
on Rurdet street by $50 feet in depth.
Nos H. ), 49, H. II" 49, 2O 81, %, 23- lots, meas
urng each 81 feet front Commercial street, by los
feet in depth No IA forming The of Commercial
and Bnrdet Streets and No 20 forming the of
Commercial AMI Adams streets.
Nos "a, IS, 2-3 lots, measuring each 80 feet front
Adams street by 80 in depth
Square contains 26 lots, numbered from to &c,
which measure follows =
Nos 2,3, H. 9, 1910 lots, measuring each
80 ieet front on Commercial street, by los feet in depth;
lot No forming the corner Of Commercial and Bunrel
streets, and No 10 forming the of Commercial l.
Washington Streets
Nos II, Il, 1873 lots, measuring each so feet from,
Washington saeel, by $50 feet in depth.
Nos H. 15 l6, " 49, 49, %, II, % 23-l0 lot, meas
uling each 81 feet trent on Pearl street by lOj feet in
depth lo No Ia forming the corner OF Pearl and Wash:
ington streets, and No % joining the of Pearl
and Burde, Streets
Nos "a, rs, 2G3 lots measuring each 80 feet iron,
on bnrdet street, by $50 feet in depth; all American
| measure.
june 3t lil7i&3y
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-04

FirSinin Eiections.-The Wings have carried ros-
lively in the House of Delegates the following ooun>
ties. Richmond city l-tlenrro l-Fauqnier 2-Spott-
syIvania Norfolk l-Peter~burg 1-Norfolk county
elizabeth city and Warwick Princes Ann l.
Nasemond Tin all Il. In the Senate we have cleo,
ted Lyons from the Richmond district.
The members of Congress stands thus, where full
returns are had. Norfolk district, V. Buren, Wncles-
ter district, v Buren,; John Randop's old district,
Wing; Albemare district, conservative; Fredericks
burgh district, v Buren,.
The Wings have gained one member Of Congress,
rom J. RanJolphs old district. In tho House Of de~
fegates. we stand where we where.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-04

IT. sneT''0od used np.-A. W. Ferguson en-
F'oVed IN Dr. Hassers corps of coast Surveyors has
"rfna paper, IN which he demolishes DR.. S1erwood's
me"fy Of "afnet'fm and the calculation of the long-
fohe tyhs magnetic ring. We have Dr.. Shervood's
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-04

Our 70bte.-rhe Poetic Wreath containing passa-
ges from all the poets from Chnucer Wordsworth
alphabetically arranged is valuable compend and thu
very thing for those who love quctations,-for those
whose whole soul is wrapped up in beautiful extracts
We advise al such to get COPY Of e. Johns & Co.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-04
hEW PIANOS FROM PARIS.

NEW fiANCS FKt)M pAklS. III
FEHE subscribers have just received per ship Charles
Il from Havre and offer for sails beautiful assort-
ment OF anoo tcs consisting in ,-Pianinos pcolosi
of Rosewood, Cnracoas and rich mahogany wood.
Horizontal Pianos Of the richest rosewood and maho-
gany. LEE
These instruments arc all manuac ured by ihei
celebrated makers 7 pLEYEL &. Co. of Paris all .o,,l
tai 6a ncaves, of u superior finish and sci
ecsd ressly for 's by Messrs peyel kalhrer ner
which fac, leave nothing desire in regard td
beauty Of their tone.
The amateurs and professors of music are resi- ec
fully invited to call and examine the semi up, ght
pianos which arc entirely > new article
T. JOHNS T. Co, ST. Charles st,
IA opposite the Verandah 4 Exchange hotel
e0a nTs landing from si pohsty Bono
IA a. New Lcvee.
EDoKK-25O arls y Q prime, + o Il stor,ans at the
IA G DORSEY, a New Leves
Kegs IS T55S +! q NJ Ssr T,,..
x ENTUCKY, Indiana and Illinois money-$5OO
j ' '> '' " XTRiER, "a Gravier a
NHEsN BUT i'ER-l6 Kegs landing from steam
IA ~ " $500 A rRIER, "a Gruvier 81
- U;ED LETTER PAPER-A few cases Of ruled
~ letter paper ofvari qualities, just received and
ii 4 ToWAR, 40 Camp 5.
Drawn Numbers Of the Grand State LOTTERY, Clasr GO.
As SO II 3 GO Is 80 "a AZ 6a7 @
THIS DAY,
$12, 900! Highest Prize
Tickets only 5000 $@
GRAND STATE LOTTERY. r..
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Of the Stute, To he Drawn This Day, June,5 1899.
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Tickets So Oo-Tlaves 81 5o-t,narters VIC.
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( u AT Managers Office lG C,artress
"AY-l25 haes hay landing from brig Catharine
opposite Suze,,e =, for sale by
% SHALL g. BROWN, 96 magazine st
TO IMPORTERS OF PATENT LEVER WATCH.
ES AND MOVEMENTS. #
they arr open to receive orders for First Quality
| Work, on the hest ssihle terms.
Patterns forwarded, on respectable reference being
ISKENCH Playing Curds-Just received from New
u York, full gr"cc Of very superior double head
DAVID FELT & Co, sta'ioosrs' Hail.
npril3 "a Char,res 81
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
FTHE Little Frenchn,an and his Water Lots, with
l. other sketches of The times by G Morris with
etchings by johnson.
Pascal Bruno, sicilian story, edited by Theodore
Hook To which is appended the Atonement story by
Theodore Hook.
Number 70, Nicholas Nickleby.
Numhers7 and 8, sketches by BOZ.
Clarke on the Mulberry Tree and Silk Worm, and or
the production and manufacture of silk, emhelshet
with appropriate engrayngs-Just' eceived and for sale
by W McKEAN,
my6 cor Camp &. Common SITS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-04

Celes'e,-This accomplished artistic is at St. Louis
playing as usual to overlooking houses. Tho discern
ing public CT that city poor that they canno
find ~herewhal to crafty their when real artists
como among them. They are prCverhia Tor their gene
rosity. The remarks of the ricayune on this subcc
yesterday morning, libel upon the people of St
Louis for the papers Of that city do say what that
priut ascrhca to them.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-04

We again say to Texas he prepared for war-osgarl.
iza unt number your military. o. Bulletin.
But ve say to Texas, prepare army of 900 men,
carry the war into the enemies country and plant you'
sing lie star flag on the wall. of Mexico Then, and
then only can You have peace, and command tha res
rect of other nations.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-04
PAR BACH e. CALHOUN,

IL SERA VENDU Mcrcrcd 10 Jnillct, 1899,
l a midi, Ia Nouvellc Bnurse, rue st. Louis
DEUX LOTS DE TERRE
sitnds Carrollton, d6sign6, taprts I'm plan tire
par Louis Bring Ter, Arpentcur gGnGralc, los dts
lots F. ct c. L'iet L content 26 lots nunlGroiGs
dc ! 26 lcsqucls ont les mcsurent su:vants:
Nos |, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. 9. TO- mrsurant
rhacan 80 pcds do face a la rue M,carty sur !O5
pieds ,lo proiondeur, lie lot, furnant rcncoig>
nurc dos rues Macarty ct Adam, ct lc lot no. 10
for nant i'cnco gnure dcs rucs Macarty ct Bnrdat
No. IL, IL, ID, trois lots ,ncsnr,nt ch,cun 800
pcds do face la rue Burd,t snr $50 dc pruin,l>
dcur.
Nos. II, Is, lG, Il, IS, 10, 90, 81, o. 90,
dix lots ncsurant chacun 50 pieds do taco la rue
do Commerce sur l05 dc prutonGcur, 10 no. 4
tormant roncuignure DIES RUGS de Commerce ct
Adam.
Nos. 81, 25, 26. mcsurant c|acun 30 pic,s de
face a ia rue Adam sur $50 do proouda,,r.
l. ilct G contenant % lots nurncro,Gs dc a 26,
lssquels ont les measures snivnnts:
Nos. !, 2, 3, 4, 5, G. 7, s, g. 10 mcsurant
chncun 30 pi.c~ dc face Ia ruo do Commerce sur
los dc profondcur, le lot no. fnr,nan. rencoig.
nurc dcs rues dc Commerce ct Washington.
Nos. IL, -, l3 mesurant chacun 0 pleds dc
lace a la rue Washington sur so dc proiondcur.
Nos. Ia. Is, lG, II, Is, 10, 90, 81, 90, 90,
dix lots mcsnrant chacun 81 picds dc lace la rue
fearI sur lis dc pro!ondcur, lie no, IA formant
rencognure des rues Pear ct Washington, ct lc no.
~ jognant l'cncoignure des rues Pearl CT Bur.
Diet.
Nos. 81, 25, 2G, 3 lots mesurant chacun 80
Pleds do face la rue Burdet sur $50 de pref.n-
oeur ct 10 tout mesurc Americanc. il
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-04

fernando This new town. the seat Of justice of de
Solo county. Mississippi is growing rapidly 1t is yet
in the woods but the highest anticpntions of its flu.
ture greatness entertained by the sangune.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-04

Our Reading Room-We have received all our for
elgn papers periodicals up to the 24th Of April. The,
are on file for the usa of our Subscribers.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-04

Steam Boat Lnm.-Therc seems To he Il deter n,inu
ton abroad 10 throw off the letters imposed by law a:
far possible.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-04

Red Rirer.-rhis river rising Mt the last dates
At Little Rock the rlse was eight feet. The Grand
and the ain Arkansas are IN.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-04


has utterly pu, end hopes of sherwood's the
DRY being right.
lNore Steamboat Eaplosions-The Bu,ke,e hence
for Louisville discovered few days since by the
Prairie lying in the chute island No. 81 in the Mis-
sisspri, in wrecked condition. She showed sig
nails of distress. On cning round the foo; of the ISL
and, discovered that her boilers had bursed swee-
ping away portion of her deck. The Buckeye was
crowded with passengers when she left here. suil
boat WINS along side giving assistance. The Prairie
would have gone ,hro' the chute but for the shallow.
ness of the water.
The Pontcharrain, an old tow boat, bought in this
city few ago. by the Mexican federal party, hurs, her
boilers within miles of Ma,agorda bar. She is per-
feet wreck. No lives were lost.
Thus go on, eudnngering til, lives Of hundreds ny
cnrecssness in the management of steamers by defec<
tive engines by forcing the boilers bear beyond hci
pow err, and by total disregard 70 Consequences w
ear that the destruction of life has been great thu
Buckeye, as she is small bout, aud more easily sweep
by the steam.
p S.--:he steamer Honaparte has in since thu
| above was written. The Buckeye was wooding at Nc
81 the night Of the 29. Of May, and about clever
t'c.ork, the explosion tonk place. Her boilers wer
blown overheard One of them tell on the bank Of tn
| river. Six persons were killed.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-04

Mr.. Fhitncy.- This gentleman has arrived at Vicks
burg to the duties OF President of the CONNER
cia and Rail road Bank. Ifhe can raise this concerr
to aE hoEc At level he will do we'll.
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The difficulties between France and Mexico has Gre
at'd prejndce against That government which cannot
be eradcatrd.-N. o Bulletin.
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