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The lie rt.-Pericles 10 Aspasia. at contains the
temple, not only Of Love, but Of Conscience; and
whisper is heard from the extremity Of the one to the
extremity of the other"
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True Looe-CI'"ne 10 Asrn<ia. "'rere is a gloom
in deep love, in deep there is SILENCE in it
which suspcnds the foo, and The folded arms and the
detected head are the images it reflects"
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The Harpers. These publishers are engaged in
getting out seri's If ndard works for the school
district libraries Of the State Of New york. under the
direction Of John c. Spencer, Secretary of Sta.e.
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II AAA Drs LA TOURNAMENTS de la
nouvelle Orleans, devant moi Joseph Benxa.
ken Ma Ks, notsire public, dams el pour Ia vile Of
paroisse de Ia nouvclle Orleans, Etat de Ia Lousi.
ane, dueInent appointe .! jure. a. a..
Ont Porsonnellcmont conparn MessIeurs John
Stephenson Walton, John Hail ct Archibald Brown
Bien, co'leg,es negocant curs aaircs sou 10 titro
Ct tcrmc dc J. Hall OF A. B. Bcn-Beniamins flur.
rod ct Josn Hughes colleagues negociant leurp
ufaircs sous 10 ttro ct crme do Harold Ct Hughes
John Thomas Osborne, Mark Thomas, FRESHMAN
Arnablr. Joseph Wilder Davis, Samuel Morrison,
Of Daniel Babcock Clark residents en- cette vilie qui
declarant,
Que conformement un nctc dc Ia Legislature
do Get Etat, rpprouve 10 treze Nlars mil hut cont
trcnto sept, nttuIe acto "pour au,oriser les a.
soclations Unite on anonyme ct les regcr,r ceux
les dts tGmons ont convcnus est fats par Cos pre.
sous convent ontrcr Ia suivanto association, Tim
tee gu anonvmo sous les clauses Of conditions qui
suivent savor.
Art !. Que IL nom. titre ct style sous lequel
cctts con'pagnio sera condute, sera F" La Com.
pagnie do remorqus Fhocnix," d Ia place de cette
G,So%p'sni'' 'era dan v'Ilo de la Nou'ollo Or
Art. 2. Que Ia description on l'sspecs dcsnaf:
fairies on industrie etre conduis6 sous Ia dtc style
par les disecteurs, scra d6iabr ct continuer courr
i'm gu deux bateaux do Remorque ponr le remor.
quaint dcs Vnsseaux aidant, Of Portant fret GU pas.
Singers ct quequo autre aaire qui sorat jus,e pour
| les bateanx do romorque executor.
,,rn. a., que, :,," W. 90 ceAe com
pc,"n. Jo .O. ;...o luso., u. - n"e niue
,so, W 'o"' p'''''e' s''a'0 g P"Je"'0 COMP
A.,
TN, ~. ~. "o' uo' eo.'o..ao " - "'o"''
s,;, 9'o ~"a3"' ~S''o"'a"0 e'"'''s''o eo' co'""o
A., 1,., s..,,.. ,y...
..,;a. nox " c"' "ut cum '1cn'S
s.,:n.'s n au .. r. y. non' eo'Aa"tc CT U"
..""' ~, .l"''o" g 'A"gnos' quarante 81 IN &C.
~, 1ro"S Anomas osoo'ho t!e'ze actions Mark
| Thomas, dix actions !; d Joseph Wilder Davis,
dig actions a Daniel Babcock Clarke, dix &C.
lions.
Art. S. Que cette compagnis commsncera dc
cette date ct termincra les operations Ia trcnte Jun
mil hut cent auarrante ,rois.
Ar. Ou';I y ,nr, t,o;, d;.,,,.,,.
trac,c, 10. .Ir,;,o. 4" J.. a;t. .s"n; p'.' son"
49, 'e' @'.. W !" o''o comPaghle OF admin
'e' '1s "te'o's'
..,n N'o , ,es PouVons oont sera veta leo di
=. soIA cure Paf"' euA IN PRESIDENT, Of
Io"P'r toutcs places vacantes. Of don't Ia majo.
rte aura ct est veu avec pouvor do Yecevoir ct dc
pay'r toutes monnoes, et faire causor etrc fpjt
tout gui est requs lie condnsnnt les affares do la
dlte conPngnic ct lie PrCsidet par OF avec 10 con-
sent dc IN ma jort6 dcs dircceurs est autorjsE do
bonner Ia prOmessc dc Ia dite compann;a nonr
toutes los dcnaudes achais on conlrn,. an, ~ No.,
de- In die comnaun;a con,,su,,ns no.. 49, - pa
| do. b;,.c,.n,.f s'o pa o" "'0'"s u"
uos u"oe'e"ns'
,en,. =. ~ nm .n =, n", uu .,;c cs "ss oe oa.se-
| II.
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MEMORANDA
Ohio still falling.
NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE,

NAUTICAL INTELI.IGENCE
81 Baltimore s2nd May; Angola 70 days out from
New 1870 - '
~ BOSTON, eth May. ship Charleston, hence o1i Apr
LID hnshaw for n. o. TeeEraphed ship Chares Carroll
III We" York; 2st May arr Lrg Elizu on SUSAN l6 days
81 7hcmas.e. 18Th May cid Mary Kole for NJ Orleans;
Spoken, May 9Th lat "a H. long ~ os shin p,ssou havoc
for LOudOn. 'f s'0'' "eD'0
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Mr.. Rees.-The Beauties of Daniel Webster This
speeches Y have gone to second edition in New York.
Is Mr.. Rees the compiler? Will no one send US
+ copy?
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FORT of NEW ORLEANS.
CLEARANCES,

CLEARANCES
T May 30. 1889.
ship Eliza + Abhv. Wade. for Hs,if.x ES JA,drev.
ship 81 Mary. Foster. New York, - p ia;d,w
ship byron, Pennington New York INA shhrd.s
ship William. Tell. Conn, Coruuun : Ra,ke,
ship Diadem Lambert. Liverpool {; H.dr,,d
Hr barque Wave, Broadfoot for Liverpool,
Cammack co
NJ :s rssts INV Iiso Iof santa Cruzs = Barker
kriG Moxy, Grant, for Providence Rri,irc
i: Leonard Sharp for New York, II Ashbridrs 4 co
os'S Edouard Sicerd, for ii Pierre Martinique,
l.araldo
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The Arts.-Percles to Aspasia. "Sculpture AM
Painting are moments of life; Poetry is life ITSELF an
every thing around it and above it,"
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FRIDAY, MAY 81, 1899,

Important from Merico-A friend, who arrived
yesterday from Vera Cruz and Tampico, has furnish
ed us with the following information.
Col bee, minister Of Texas 10 Mexico had arrived at
Vera Cruz, and applied Gen. Victoria then in cons
mand for permission to land which the general refused
t" grant, on pain Of immediate imprisonment. The
Colonel was informed that he might stay on board of
any vessel in the harbor Col Bee replied that if he
could not land, he would be compelled to throw himself
on the hospitality Of the French commander then AT
Sacrifcios which he accordingly did and was received
with marked kindness and distinction; but before he
could remove his effects to the French commanders ship
he received passport from Gen. " granting him per-
mission TO remain at Vera Cruz until he could hear from
the s"Prem" government. Col. B. accepted the pass
port and permission, and landed.
The only men Of ut Vera Cruz were five or six
vessels the F'ench squadron. City dull, and no bu-
sness going on whatever.
The city Of Tampice was beseged by the govern
ment troops under Bustamenle, who was at Altemra
20 miles distant. His cavalry had advanced within a
quarter of mile Of Tampc" drove in the pckets after
capturing 10 ~ men. The only troops in Tanpico
were the militia OF the town. Ten. Urea had arrived
and was expected be joined by 800 men, the rennan,
Of those who had escaped after the conflict near Pue
ba, under Mexa. II they should arrive in time. the
49, W." w '''.e"S'' =" '"'. Inc c'ty was strong.
''''ao"' '''a' 'Io'" the temper dis
~ "'' peo''', '"ey WIN make most obstinate
BUSINESS VI al MINUS "us co"pl''ely pros
""'e """ ~ whatever maintained with the
,''" Eve" 'a's'"'s was almost entirely cut off,
''s" c'"'u'' .'" SEM OUT an agent 10 wait on
,,on,s ,.,. :,,a"..s , ~, ~ .''"a' VI hus'a
,inr +, ,ore;rn.rs o,l ,,a. s .,''os III 'e,"-
.n.w.r .as I'M, ~, r., IT, :" a"p''o' ','s
nc,son. md nrone,v ns c,.a;u :; t.y r'"'e't '"e
" "' Is" 's' " "as o"'h MS du'y
ci,v would nrob,bIv h. ,.L., b. .a,..,I. Us "'e
cont,s, bo,,, h,mbs md o,.no, ,.,o,,,, Wv,
mn, onsv.r IA, ,b, c,ns.,,,onoo. 49,, Nv ,o"'
6,r.;,,.rs =, III. i, ~ a"''e'o
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Gone-The U. ). friga,e Constitution went to sea
from New York on the 2Otl, inst. with Mr. Ellis or
board, bound to Vera Cruz. We hope Mexico will BE-
made this time to yield 10 our jus, demands.
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JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.


III, The A ship BANGOR, Capt Dyer, will
have 'espn"h. FOrs balance of fr'!sh,
.&l..E.o or passage, having good accommodations,
apply to the captain un b"nrd, or to
lulY 81 s l L WHITNEY "a CaInn Il
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The Trenton Encampment-Yester,lay we took &C.
casion to animadverl upon the project of canning the
U. States troops at Trenton New JERSEY, while the peo
pie of Florida were left exposed to the tomahawl, seal
ping knife and riff, Of the Indau. The obiec, was not
to lind fault with the army its officers, but to show
The folly and wickrdness of Mr. Van Buren, in adjoining
this Course. We know that General Gaines is ready
10 heal summer campaign against the Seminoles, if
the President will permit We know that he has appli
ed tor this power and refused. Nav there are hosts
oil officers whose only ambition would be TO 6eb, the
foe in Fl"rdn, if permitted. The blame resls no, with
them. As we observe in another, article the Florida
war is means OF dvertins the public eve from the mr.
rup'ion II the government. and well from Which the
waters OF reward can he drawn by the partizans Of the
PRESIDENT and hence he will tale steps to terminate
H. The Eastern papers say that the design of the en-
canpmen Ut Trenton is to restore the health of the
Florida troops and re.estatsh habits of dscI;ne
This is ell very WE'LL bu, what is to become of the in
nocenr mothers and their helpless babes" in East Flor
ida Are we TO have fun day to day assail
ell by their unavailing cries. We 10 have our svm
PH'ies shocked by detailed cluelties to The white by
The red man, merely because President Van Eurn il
pleuscd not to Ensh the war;
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Schooner Woodbsry.-This noble vessel, command
cd ny "a noble fellow lived, has been with.
drawn iron. her station on the Guph as government
packet. We are sorry Tor this fr we had begun to
look tor the regular return Of this vessel almost
as matter OF course, positive uud connecting link
between ourselves and the bnrbarans ofMsxico. Now,
We shall have to depend chance for intelligence from
santa Annals dominions. Captain Nicholas, who had
the Woodbury. in CHARGE has gained the esteem Of all
by his urbany and stc, attention to the trying duties
assigned him. and there are who will not regret
that he had not been continued in the sevce the fruits
OF which have been valuable. Among all our friends
we know Of none who has firmer hold upon our
teen, and our ervent wish is that his bark may hurry
on to thu haven Of his hopes with a smooth sea and
kindly breezes.
Hank Of lssues.-Alexnnder Hamilton, If New York,
the degenerate son Of worthy sire, has proposed the
Legislature Of that State t. pass law epriving all tn.
existing corporations Of the power Of issuing bank bills
and to estab''>ha bank ofssucs. Mr. II. argues in IA
vor Of hs scheme in the very way the advoc Of
National Bank argue. The capital Of his bank he
would p"ce at Millions without power to discount
buy Promissory notes but with power to receive depo.
sites OF SPECIE to charge commission for its transmits.
s'on to possess the right issue bills payable specie
III New York city, &c. From careful peruaal of his
proposition, We think is calculated to agsrandze
Ne" York at the expense Of other cities. lie would
make it the sole agent Of the general government, &c.
Fortunately for IN" interests other parts Of the Union
the pow' Of the specal and free corporations in New
York will prevent the proposition from even being lis.
tenedto.
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IMPORTS


BOSTON, Per ship caron. Cargo assorted merchandise
brig Lancet. Cargo 1919 casks lime 100
sae bundles chairs 2 4 J r Whitney
','.....Psr brig mississippi Cargo. 100 paving
-s,ons q, and merchandise to Miuturn, G Whit.
Per hnrque Goo BEDFORD Cars $40 ,ous ice
Bowditch, Stanton
ship Cherokee. assorted merchnn
rs, brig 1870 ea.k. lime,
GALVESTON Pc. Columbia Cargo spanish Jack
ass F"rstal' 4 b,o; mule. owner hoard; 2
os 'ec"ns busdss deer skins ~ hides owner
:: ::;::: ~ Per och Atlantic. In ballast
AiANAAS Yer poacCre Porque Cargo 1916 sacks coffee
lots fruit to sundry con. isnees
drugs 80 bis molasse. 5u0 hides 81 bale. h.mp
4o NJ segars; tigers Baldwin, Cassarand on
- hoard
NE" ioRh Fer brig Cahane Cargo 2oO flag
10 oona'es hay to 2nd municipality and 10 or
...... por brig CIR md Turk. Cargo $50 tons paving
st""es ana assorted merchandise 10 Miniuru
and others
nA,HiMo ;rs' ship hip Constellation In bnas.
c,,.,, merchandise and 20 slaves
oN per brig Emma Cargo aco ,ierces rico to
lumber order
to- Crosby, 5000 do. to & o, Perassai I,6lO do
o. Cah'i'sro; 1000 do Tic; lis to NJ
popr, Az, Lopez; SIP to X 4 J Carroll
N LAND Per sch Letonon. Cargo ian tons dag stones
s, MS potatoes. ANAL lots merchandise to r
EOtheTi0gham
... RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Flint Isl nd Fer steamer vicksburs carso no passen
ls"nd Per steamer Southener. Cargo IS hds taeo
nyue' tomsock co; I73 bngs Henderson Gane.; ~
nos bacon Wallace CO; 933 bars corn: M do o,t, X
Kegs lard 2e lids bags bss venson ham,
ss pork and beef 50 hlfho I63 -four owner aboard
~ Gnrner; q do N Lee So do Royuolds Byrno CO.
10 10 h'se go Flower suudry boxes the
81 Per steamer fuslier Cargo 5hs'es cot
70" os'.'n Beorq Deeoes; 81 hds sugar Dnrive De
M nus DO do Hall Bein sundes. &c.
louisville Per Ambassador Cargo 90 hds tohscc,
- = addison Coz IS 80 Ills fouv IS Carman Il Nc
' o; ~ 'ds tobacco Willis Ingersol o. hds do box II
aee CO" box ner" 'a"dse kidder Head "a la
u.p CO.. ia asks bacon ga do pork kegs lard hd
ooacco O00 sacks and duue casks bacon 81
sksy OH Dis Hour lot hams large lot bacon in bulk
Nashville Constellation cargo hid tobacco
Addison 10 q" do .eatIan co; DO Drk a do
Maher. ' oe ' " '
Cincinnati I'm :rer VIM Robinson. no manifest
"nasee River per s'eamer North Alabama. cargo to-
acco' coFh Cotton merchandise suudry s,gnecs
PASSENGERS
steamer Columbia. Mesdames Worster Parsens; Rev
es and child Messrs Lewis st John Lady; Gen Hunt
back; I Del, W Wagner; w Willis; j G Kinr: Hon.
"emi !nsn"u'i W Abercromhia; C Fonda; Howard
l. b',s; iisso"; Hayward; Ingram Gardner; L Dun
Gs.; bost.ck; McCormick; JAS Thompson; Smith
Mansort w Mnltbay; W Booth; Fora; X Ricketts,
H'lnur"; u Mrars: " Cummns; Mccoy; Jas McKcan W
Sutton shippard snodgrass Mann; Pollard;
Per steamer Ambassador Mrs u Mcs.rs wced Rigeway
raw ha'' w SMITH T Giassom; d Ca"al Goodin; Cal
'y Jhr. ~: Fay; ArmOur FhUs Hall and |. ea man.
~ tus,er II Bin Sharr Hall and 3chi'd,u
w. Nelly, 1"h,so" II Becker; Madm Marco; Wood.
e. steamer souherner. e Eusnings Weiz Wight;
Banks; II Sana
MEMORANDA
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RSsolu que Ia petition do Jabcz Barney est H.
jste, Q, do plus quo lcdt Jaboz Barney soft aver,i
par 10 Whafingcr davoir enlsvef tiu dovant IL
port Dc cette Municioali,6, Ia machine vapcur
pour egrainer x; ,nais,
Sgne 80
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
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More Trouble IN Maine.-Nlciaughn has been
at Fish River with 40 and ordered off Cap,ain Nye
aud His 30 men. They departed but is supposed for
re'norcrmen's. Mclaughlin forthwith, despatched an
express to F.rt Fairfield for men, and started boa,
OF men, ammunition and provisions for the seat Of war.
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me hers"ne'-ln volume siA uf the public docu.
mns, submitted To the first session Of The last Com
gresss table, numbered 54, exhibiting the total ex,
PenSes OF collecting tho revenue for twenty yenrs
menc'ng with 1878 aud ending with 1897. From 1878
to 1873, the expenses varied from $7O0O to $685. 600
Bnt in the beginning o! the tyranncu reign Of Andrew
Jackson, commenced the juicous reform in the gov
eminent expenses by which meant the nppropria-
ton Of so much Of the practicable to party
purposes. The expenses increase regularly from 1899
to 1887. In 1929 they were $944,OOO In 1887, thew
were $l4e7575. Thus have the people pud more ,hnn
half million ofdoarS uni 'stly to support a party that
dsreg"rds their ica est privileges Let the cor,oran,s
be driven fion p,wer.
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JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder

Resolu quo 10 Comptroller est ct demeure auto
rise signer dos checks sur les bauques CONNIE
IIesoricr par interim jusqu' ce gu un Tr6soricr
soft Glu ct dumcnt quulifiG.
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AFFAIRES DU CONSEIL.
SECONDE MUNlCIPALITE.
MARDI, 7 Mai 1889
Seance du Z Mai 1899.


Auo.isant P6nssion do trois cents mile piastres
dc bons de cetto Municipate rc.tat de Ia Loui.
same, en- echange dun mo"tant eyal 60 bons de
PEtat.
/. II est Ordonne quo le Marie est ct demeure
autoris6 Gmetlre commencement a Ia loi, un GU
plusieurs bons dc cotte MuniciPaIi.e pour trois
cents mile piastres, 10 esquels bons seront de-
livres au Tresorcr do rEtat en- echange dun 6yal
monlant dcs bons dc rElat, ains quill est pourvu
par Ia loi.
g II est de plus ordonne, quo pour pourvor au
Placement ponetuel de OIL des bons, don't rGmission
est autorisee par ce te ordonnance, outre le mon
tant deja annuellement off CITE d Ia caisse d'ancr
basement qui sera Gtablie Ia banque de rUnion,
sera aussi annuellement deposees dams Ia6ite
banque du meme revenu, Ia somme subsequ .nte dc
sept mile deux cents piastres, fisant en- tout I'm
depot annue audit fonds d'amorlissement de douzo
mile plastres ct 10 revenu nrovcnant de Ia take
de whariag" est ct demcure specalcment aff.c,s a
cette oet, jusq au paincnt des bons ennis en- yer.
tn dc celtic ordinance ct do ccllc du 2 Anvil
1889.
,. II est do plus ordonne que les in,6rets sur
les bons do 'Etat recus par ccttc Mur;cipal6 en-
vertu De Ia Ioi IL hui Mars 1889, pages par
eelte Niunlcipae, Pordroit fixe pour lc Placement
dc la dite so'nmo par endorsement dc Ia Munich.
Pa'ite sur les dts hons; pnutvu que les coupons
d'inttrets dcs bons do lE,at soient recus par 10
lIesorer dc rEtat. Gu parte du Placement hes in,6.
r6ts sur les bons do Ia Municipa!il6 dome. d cot
OFT en- echa"ge; ct Pourvu cutre quo ccllo
RESOLUTION no rosie VI gueGr que usqu' au paicmcnts
DIES 5ons do a Municipalile.
T. ii est dc plus ordonn6 quo vingt mile piastrcs
Provenant tu rcvcnu des marches sont specialme 1
atec'e ct appropres paicnt des inter6ls sur les
bons dc IT Eat. la ito sonne dvvra tlre GGposee au
mos dc janvicr de chaque aimee, dams tele banuue
de cote vile qui assumera 10 paiement .csdts in
terets en- Europe.
signe
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
Resou qn'un billet payable h soixantc jours soft
Sn is en- faver de la Banque des Marchands do cctto
vIlc, pour Ia somme de cent mile pias res le dit
billet pour ero escsmpte par Ia ditto Blnque pour Is
compte du rre,or.
Signe
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
OF prot en,rer en- tOncton lie Recorder est ct de-
msurs autorise signer toutes les obligations qui
demandenl Ia signature du Tresorier.
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
Resolu quo 10 Comptroller est ct demeure auto
rise signer dos checks sur les bauques cemme
lIesorier par interim jusqu' ce gu I'm Tresoricr
soft Glu ct dumcnt quulifG
Sgne
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
Resoiu que Ia somme do quinzs c-nts ct quat:e
Piastres u soxane cling soft payGe sur l'ordre
du Marie, ii. a. Shcrburnc, pour les boulous et
To- les verrous des points foarn,s, sur rordre du
Voyer.
Sign6
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
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COMMERCIAL.

New-0rieaas CAa.abe.. q Csmu.erce.
OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR 1889.
President, >. ]. Peters.
First Vice rresid.nt, w. L.. Hodge, Esq.
second do. ina. A. Merle, ESQ.
Gsmm Nee u Appeals fer 1883.
Sa'n ne DICK. James y. Leverich,
" =. smmack, Ahjah Fisk,
r. ~ SOrbe, Samuel Thompson,
Consmhtee u Asbtaratsoa FIR The month Of May.
sonn ,Heddleston, John G Harrison,
-. W H0ntagtoM William Hopkins,
cnpeA Hyde. " r. A. Hardy.
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JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder

Resou que Ia somme dc quinzs c-nts ct quat:e
Plasres Il soixante cling soft pay6e l'ordre
du Marie, IL. A. Shcrburnc. pour les boulous ct
les vcrrous des points foarn,s, sur rorIre du
Vover
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From 7eras.-W. have Houston dates to the 2od
instant. The President has convened the Additional
Court for the exam natter of claims against the r.pul
ic Several companies troops are in pursuit of In
di MS between tn Trinity aud the BRACES. The corps
Of Hangers on Guadalupe have been di.hnnhed their
term Of service having expired The city OF Arnnzas is
gradually improving. The Mexican trad r. resor,
thither for the purcha of goods, and it is supposed
that the annual sale will amount to OoO0O in SPECIE
No other items of moment.
Since the above written have received on
copy of the Houston Integencer. Cordova, the Mex
c' bandit, has to the frontier again with lu8
men and 40 pack mules. He had cut off II party of
Surveyors the Guadalupe and murdered them all but
che. They chiefly Mexicans Cordova is carry
ing ammunition to the Northern Indians. Colonel Nnr
Lesson was in pursuit Of Cordova. Tie Government had
III ICED n his command 4DO men,
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We do not look upon man n in reality under
MississPpian.
We look upon profess 'ng such n creed as
Van Bureni'e, aud con rqueu'lv IA swiud or.
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Mail 0e4ulati~ns,


!Ae 0,e4s Esssern Mail is closed every day a, 10
O'Clock 4. " ls due every dav at p. NJ.
re Exesess Mail is closed every day at half pas,
" A. n, Is due with the Great Eastern Mail, every
TIE Lake Mad tvia tovinston, Lay is closed every
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 6 o'clock, A. NJ.
l. dye every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at S
The LesispiAe or Rioer Mail is closed every Mon.
day, "Wednesday, and saturday, at 3 P. N. Is sen,
and returned BY steamboats,. Arrives rregularly three
times week. ~
The Bsyo. !Sars or coo.t Mail is closed every
Lnesdsy and Friday, at8 P N. Is sent and returned
The Aierasdria o Red Riser Mail is sen, ;rreeu.
larry by steamboats, twice week.
LOUISVILLE OR RIVER MAIL.
%S:s:;;:;;.y and Close at 8 O'Clock, Pm.
CoAsr MAIL.
s sss'siy and Close. ., o'clock
MAY )RALrl OF NEW ORLEANS.
y according to the tariff; the bakers shall give du.
rug the ensuing week (frem Monday Goth inst "a oun
TOT ~ cents Bread Of the second quality or Of three
loaves for 10 cents, is required weigh Is per cent
may Is CCENOIS Mn-ov
N. q. T. NASHVILLE RAD. ROAD Co.
SPRiNe ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing on Sunday, 5th May, 1899.
vHNHE Cars will leave for the GREAT FRAI RlE, on
A. their routes to he Bayou Tiguyue, every day in
D;' sa. f is&:n.
6
Excelt Sundays, when the cars will run as a,lows:
Depert. Return.
GAM. JAN,
I'm. sss:M.
mays JAMES II. CALDWELL, President.
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JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.

Resolu que jusqn'a qu'un Tr6sorier soft 6lus
OF pref sntrer en- foncton lie Recorder est ct de-
msurs autorse a signer toutes les obligations qui
demsndent la signature du Tresorier.
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JOSHUA BALDWIN,, Recorder.

R6solu qnun billet payable soixantc jours soft
SM is en- faver de la Banque des Marchans do cetto
vlic, pour Ia sommc de cent mile pi,s res, le dit
billet pour etre escsmpe par Ia ditto Blnque pour s
compte du TrS,or.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-31

+ 1Ae square SO eften Mentioned-Thc judgment Of
me Court IN the case Of the u States against the city OF
New oritans. will By given to day, and that judgment
Will b. y" favor OF the city. The law, ofhe defe
dants 1t rs said walkd over the nck" without opppo
slt''n. The rght Of the city tn the property
Clear that U.cle Sans counsel had nothing to say.
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Pdcktt IF lie 8M inst.
New York ahd New Orleans Lnn
The new and elegant ship MONUMENT,
FfN Cupf Chase having three tourtls OF her cur. o
3G9AE engaged. will sa puucually. For freight or
passage apply board, the upper press
Geo Bedford, or to PETER LAlDI. NV,
,,,av 81 &c Cam, 81