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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE, % 81 30 N-LoNerr6Dr, 80 Win Time, 81
Cleared Yesterday:

Cleared Yesterday;
Bark Gen. Wool Harsgraye, Vera Cruz c. J. Meeker
Bark Thaetus Merell, dew York, Fosdick & Bro
Brig Georgiana Kingsbury Vera Cruz, Andrews Dewey
Bng Arabian, Halves, New York, ). L. N f. L. Levy
schr' Chas. q. Stratton Vance, Vera Cruz
schr. J; C. Mcneil Miller, Galveston, r b. Blossman
Schf' Cornelia, Jones, Vera Cruz, Jno Alexander
Arrived Yesterday:
Steamship Massachusetts Wood I'm Vera Cruz, 1lh inst,
TO y. =. OuaremasteT-p0int
Steamship Mary kingsland Rinebault FIN Vera Cruz, h
INST, 70 w. = ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
snip 6oD laIAe weeks I'm Vera Cruz 9Th inst, to U s.
Bark Convoy frese9tt, 30 days FIN Charleston to s. L. s.
Bark Nans5este Faircid, 16 days FIN Baltimore, to mas
ark GANGS Remmonds, % days fin Boston, to master
Bark Toaro, WEIGH FIN Vera Cruz sh inst to U. $ Quar-
Big sophia DocEenlroH, FIN Vera Cruz, 9Th inst ia
QuarteTmaster-POnt. -
SchT. American, Maloney, I'm TampcO, Sth inst To A T
Cochran u CO-lst my.
STEAMBOATS,:
COncordia Pease, FIN Milkens Bend-465 bales cotton
Heea Daman. FIN ShrevepoLt-393 bales cotton.
Amaranth, AtchisOn, FIN ST. Louis
Towboat Belle, Mcpherson, FIN the Passes
TOyvbOat SOmeTville. Andrews. I'm the Passes,
TowboHt Panther, DAVIS, I'm the Passes.
Memoranda:
The shin Robt Parker Capt Weeks left Vera Cruz on
the an inst Repos the ship MasconOmo from this port,
ana The shin Isaac Newton from Mobile, arrived at Vera
nz on the sth inst Ship Brunswick hence, had not az
rived up to the sailing of the Robt Parker
Toboat Panther reports the following vessels as having
zone 10 sea- ships Independence and Panama, baks j. >
WAN Nashua and A. G. Hill brig CzaTina sehTs Nelasoo
a bnst Panther lowed down and sea the nth inst
sbjp seth Sprague bark VIM, hennedy' sem, HeIolhg
Tewboat Bele tewed down a1a g seq on ihs A9sn ha
ship America bark EleElasi hns WINTHROP
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FAsHToWARLE SUMMER CLoTHIEG.

No. 81 CANAL STR EET-U Under the Planters Hotel.
ENHE subscribers have received large and fashionable
L stock of CLOTHING suitable for the present season,
and are receiving additional supplies by almost every arrival
from New York at which place they have mandatory.
public ey will briefly state that they have adopted the safe
system of doing strict cash business believing this system
be beneficial to their customers tOthemseves as they
are charged an extra price order the losses
which those who do credit business Gt19yS more or less
sustain A call is respectfully solicited.
JOHN SOUTHWEIsL,& co, q Canal st.
apI5 3m Under the Planters Hotel.
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M1DDLING SORT OF Vine John Davis.
u S. Senator from Massachusetts, in letter to his
constituents, urging the support of Gen Taylor,
expresses the conviction that, upon the whole, or
near as he can find out, Gen. Taylor is pretty
middling sort of a wing So says Massachusetts
naner
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Mr.. L. S. HOUGHTON, of Vicksburg and MR.. R. w.
WORTHINGTON, of Rodney are duly authorized agents
to receive subscriptions and receipt for all moneys account
OF the A" CRESCENT"
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COLLIE GES.
ANCE. HOPE EVERITE, NJ d., Collegiate Of Kings
h College, London AHmnus and Matncuated Member
Of the University of Edinbug Member of The University
Edinburg Graduate in Obstetrics and the Diseases of Women
and Children Llcentiate Of the Medical Faculty, New
Orleans extraordinary Member OF the Zimmerman Medical
Society, Scotland.
science the AomolOgy of Life and Death ancOneuuenfv
of health and diseases Of the human body and after several
ver experience among $4,000 patients the hospitals md
dispensaries of the above named European Universities
brought great perfection and certainty is success in hone
less cases. desires continue treat such and especially
diseases that have baed the medical and ugica
and skill Of members Of the medical and surgical
faculties Of England, France, and America
The Atomic treatment in case however desperate will
occupy longer than sN weeks or two months nor will the fee
be accepted if unsuccessiuk
Each patient disease treatment and recovery explained
Repgrted casa kept In LED gag HVolatsnnd letters from
the County VIII be fespeRdsd % without delay
fsTas sasa stFsell hs fensl elgs ssdEs1sscg lsssu
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0s-aThe Bradford, Pa Reporter, published in
Mr.. Wilmot's village, has run up the name Of Mar
tin Van Buren, for President
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A SAD MIsTAKE.-O On Monday morning last we
published a report that the body Of Mr., Francois
Andry had been recovered and brought to the city.
Our reporter, however, was in error.
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ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF THE RECENT
MURDER IN NEW YoRK-Ihe Case Of Sarah Sta
art.-A new fact has developed Itself connected
with the murder of Pierre d. Bremond which pla-
ces the supposed murderess, Sarah Stuart, in an
entirely different position than that Of paramOur.
She was his wife. After the coroner;s jury had
retired, on Thursday, for The purpose of agreeing
upon verdict she communicated to Capt Gil
more, of the Second Ward police, that she was the
wife of Bremond, and that she had certificate TO
that effect. She placed in his hand key saying
:" There is the key Of my trunk take it and 90 to
No ia Varck- street, and there you will find my
marriage certificate The Captain took the KEY,
not supposing for one moment there was a shadow
of truth in her statement, and the next day pro-
ceeded 10 her place of residence for the purpose Of
making some careful disposition of her furniture :;
and while there, thought he would examine the
trunk, and find whether there was any truth in her
statement, when he found the certificate. Here is
a copy:
This to certify that Pierre D. Bremond of the city of
New ork and Louisa Savage, of Augusta Maine,
Joined by me IN the holy bands OF manmony this llh day
EBsNEzER griffin, Minister of the Gospel.
She says that they were married at a house in
Amos street, but there was an understanding that
their marri@Ee should be kept a secret from his
frlends-which agreement she had faithfully kept.
Mr., BremOnd was then, if the certificate be valid
one, the husband Of Louisa Savage, and it was
given in evidence before the Coroner, that he al
ways called her, and spoke of her, by the name of
Lou" Shestil asserts her innocence, and says
she found him lying on the floor when she entered
that she wished to call assistance and he refused.
The blow, however light. would have caused his
death, the skull, where it was fractured not being
thicker than the double of a sheet of cap paper.
She is of respectable, though poor parentage, and
came to this city several years ago. for the purpose
she alleges, of making living for herself; but was
caught by the devices of the seducer's art after
which time she led an improper life but was mar
ried to Mr.. Bremond, with a full knowledge on his
part of her life and circumstances. This is an in
teresting fact connected with the case, and may
tend materially to alter its present feature. The
name of Sarah Stuart is an assumed one; her real
name, if it is as she statcz being Louisa Bremond
Time will probably develope new facts, which will
lead to the true cause Of death; and if the wife
was The cause she alone must answer for the crime,
but if she did find him Seeding on the floor when
she entered, that fact should, properly attested,
lead to the perpetrator of the foul deed.-N Y.
Herald SfR INST
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BYRON To what base use NAV we come at
last" quoth one William Shakspeare-and by-tle-
by, before going further an idea strikes US which
IS as ancient as a twelve year old child sitting in
the lapse mot laps of Time. A certain gentleman
by the name Of George Jones builded theatre in
Norfolk, Va, called the Avon, /" and christened
it to his hearts delight For about two months
previous to its opening handbills were pasted upon
every imposing wall which stated in letters as large
as life, that upon some distant occasion, Mr. and
Mrs. George Jones would appear. Eventually, the
time for opening the theatre actually did occur and
the immortal George Jones' who since that period
has written and dedicated work to some one of
the monarchs residing near Frankfort on the MAN,
appeared upon the stage in the full glory of man
hood and all the power Of the extensiveness ofungs
of a consumptive BOetian bull Now be it known
by these presents, that poor Harry Ebere was wag
in his time, and delighted to annoy the said George
Jones. The evening that the theatre opened, Jones
resolved not only to made display of himself, but
also Of very splendid 81 drop-curtain which he
had painted Jones was remarkably fond of dis
coursing upon the classics and equally as fond of
changing his shoes, in going on and off the stage.
The Elite of Norfolk were present, and just the
Immortal George" as poor Harry used to call
him, about to rush upon the stage he discovered
that he had no boots on but that his beautiful pair
Of slippers were near the wing The curtain had
drawn up-the smell of peanuts and orange-peel
had been dissipated by the Joint odors of lamp-ol
and gas. George, the 6 immense man. = as Bravo
Of g canelia japonjca memory would say, endea-
vored to get on his shoes, and he shufled and shut
fled, but it was of no use he couldn't get them on
for Harry Eberle had nailed them nth tacks firmly
TO The floor! Poor Jones he nevershuffled off his
mortal coil after that, nor even after his celebrated
Grafton upon the genius of Shakespeare upon STRAIT
ford on the 50 Avon" But this has nothing to do
with man by the name Of Byron, who was found
drunk night before last, and dousing his nose in
filthy gutter, for which offence he was sent TO the
work house
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PASS CHRISTIAN HOTE

PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL.
IENHE Hotel at this well known watering place, situated
4 on the Gulf of Mexico, within SO miles of New 80
Orleans, will reopen for the reception of ysters, Em
JUNE LIST During the winter considerable atera AA=N
tons have been made the house and grounds with the
view of adding to the comfort of those seeking health epose
or pleasure.
The Bachelors apartments numbering sixty rooms, have
been finished in superior and the prodreor feels
hesitation in saying that they not surpassed at
watering place in the Union.
Additional bed rooms wash houses, ironing rooms, &c.
have been erected expressly for servants in the employ Of
visiters.
The SEABATHING cannot be surpassed the coast and
BILLIARD TABLES, TENPIN ALLEYS, and Carriages are
connected with the establishment.
The design of the proprietor to render this establishment
first class Hotel in all its appointments and worthy the
patronage Of the citizens of Louisiana and adjoining States
The splendid low mail steamers Oregon and Jas
L. Day leave the terminus of the railroad daily, after June
ls at II o'clock, NJ arriving at the Pass at M, and
during the season. the and elegant low steamer
California, belonging the line, will leave every alter
morning at O'clock returning 10 the city at II A.
day. The steamers Mobile and Montezuma also leave
regularly from the New Basin.
Families and Others wishing to rooms, will please
address the subscriber
r. H. MONTGOMERY, Pass Christian, Miss.
e Letters other mailabe matter left at the office of
NJ IudsOn Canal and Camp Streets will be forwarded
daily my5 lms 3md&W
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DAGUERREOTYPE.
ELFoTRo-MAGNETIo PoRrRAIrs

ELECTROMAGNETIC PORTRAITS.
10y the application of the above mysterious agent to Da-
D gUeHeOype, "a discovery OF the subscribers the under
signed is enabled to produce PORTRAITS of the most
superior kind in SINGLE sECONDcatChing the precise
expression instantly, and fixing it ndeby the silver
plate. G Those who wish to retain in their families good
LIKENEssEs of relations friends, do at moderate
price Rooms corner of Canal and Chartres sEntrance
No. Chartres street. Imy3 iyl W. H. HUTCHlNGS.
MAGUIRE's DAGUERREoTYPE.
NJ would respectfully nthanks for the liberal patron
- age bestowed him since he first had the honor of
introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into New0Tleans,
FIVE years ago. during which time he has taken portraits
than any other person 1.-THE world His specimens
exhibited at the Fair in competition with Others taken by
the best operator from NewY ork and he awarded the
First Premum No specimens exhibited at his establishment
but those taken by himself j. NJ the public that his
portraits will continue TO be what they always have been
the BEST. His long experience and constant practice
the best inducements to DESTROYS of instruction in the
beautiful art. Genuine N0gtlander Cameras % per cent
cheaper than any in the city all other articles the
Plates at 81 dozen SCOyis No for So 25guaTaned
the best Plates made in the United States Gases 81 rs and
SO 80; NewYOTk Cameras at $lS.
Err Orders from the country promptly attended to-.
E9 Entrance No. CAMP street. mill If
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IMPORTANT TO PERSONS HAVING

HO USES TO REyVTaRd PROPERIY FOR SIZE.
WY VAN BENTHUYSEN, BROKER AND GENERAL
w AGENT, has opened at his office No. 81 -
CRATER Street, REGISTER of Dwell. ina
lngs, parts of Dwellings; Stores and parts of Il4a.-
For Sale
The object of this Register comprise all such inOIma-
tfOn relative Houses for and Real Estate for
will enable peOns at glance whether the terms and
situations satisfactory thus vast amount Of
inquiry and labor in hunting for dwellings etc. all such
information being bad at one central point.
Property holders and Agents for the renting of Houses,
will, no doubt readily appreciate the benefits of such
Register and invited to send in description Of premi
ses location and rent.
Already large number of dwellings and stores the
Register and daily additions Will be made until the Register
becomes complete possible TO render it. small
fee is charged for the of the Register.
Es5" Wv. b. will attend to the RENTING of HOUSES
and SALE OF REAL ESTATE, both in this city andthe
country Jy1j I'm
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HOTEL AND GARDENS.
One of the most delightful residences the SO1tth
&gzA The CARRoLTON HOTEL AND GARDENS, 90
EssssM 81 miles from Canal st. New Orleans ria the3
EsA-A CaHoltOn Railroad. -
THE subscriber has the honor that he
fully prepared to accommodate limited number of B0AD-
ERs, by the day, week, or month";
TERMss
Per Day, 81 co.. Per Week. $40 co. Per Month, 30 90
Breakfast Dinner, and Supper at any hour.
Fish Dinners to ORDER and Private Parties accommodated
The best of Wines and Liquors.
Ice Creams Ser6ts Lemonade and SOda-Sodter served
at the Saloon in the Gardens.
The Dnngr and Resaurat under the charge of
Mr. POUGHET, of the first caterers and formerly Of
Mobile and New Orleans.
Billiard Tables, pin Alleys, and Quoits.
Good Stablng for thirty Horses.
Esg- The FLOWER GARDENS attached to the HOTEL
acres eztent laid with much taste and
fine order, and fur SGrpasS anything of the kind in the
United States.
BoUQUETs in great variety always be had applca
ton TO the Gardener
is resDectfnllV solicited by (myltf>- JAMES DuRNO.
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81 2.ITHi LANGUAGE

ar ~PRIp.4TE LESSONS ONLY affE
r. y. GOMEZ, Editor Of La Patria. viii devote q few
H. hours during the day to give instructions the Span
ISL Language Mr.. G. has adopted and easy method
by which scholar can learn Dread speak and translate the
Spanish Language In two or three months.
For Terms, &C. apply Mr.. Gomez at his Office No 81
Exchange Alley, near Cont street the Bookstores Of
B. Steel IA Camp St; ThOs, j.. White So Canal st., and
9. Morgan IL Exchange Place adjoining the Postofee.
~ Ii required, Mr. G. viii give lessons at night ma
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SOLDIERS FROM MEXICO.
A 5 many of you stand in need of the best MEDICAL
IA ADVICE especially in those diseases called secret IJlI;
eases and as there are some that Others would call
your attention to DR.. MULLENS advertisement. Ills
office IS No SO CUSTOHHOUSE Street, where you
win be sure to find that relief you stand somuch in need Of
Ezz" Charges reasonable and advice gratis.
f There some of you who have suffered much from
Danhga. You positively be cured At 30
a charge will be made. Jyl5 lnop
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THE BOY DANIEL-agei about 81 years, D feet org
= inches high complexion copper color; rather pa
inclined to be bald gentee in his appearance and ad-
uTeSs. He was 15fchased from Mr.. Il. w. Powell q
OF Louisville Ky By Mr. s. NJ. Haggerty. of Har- ~
Ison county Texas suitable reward viii be paid to ms
dellVey to EfKf3 81 HOYH s. FlRD, III st. Charles 81
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Cry. TAYLOR ON THE SLAVERY QUESTION
Erastus Brooks. one Of the editors of the New York
Express writes to that paper as follows:
met in Pitsburg, a few days since, one of the
Taylor electors for Louisiana, an intelligent and
natriotic Soulhron-one every inch a man, and
without sectional pejudices, or strong partisan ami
roosities. He knew Gen. Taylor Intimately and
assured me that while The old General would adhere
TO tbe constitutional rights Of the South with-un-
ainching ienaey and abiding faith, he 1gas neCehe-
less c1Dosed 10 the erea&ion Of saUeTy oUer free terri
tom. Gen. Taylor had his reasons for this. and
thew show birnto be man Of infinite sagacity and
wisdom, and Justice. He does not think il right to
force slavery upon a reluctant people He does not
think slavery desirable institution. even where if
exists of right, and from the necessity of the case
He holds. too, thatit would be equally wrong i'm
polite and Impractical, to sow the seeds Of slavery
upon any OF the provinces of Mexico, or in any of
the territory of the Union
On the same subject, the Rochester Democrat
states that Mr.. Dooittle, Barnburner) Of Wyoming,
has letter from Gen. Taylor, stating that in his
: Signal letter, be did not mean to commit HIM
sell to the EDITORS opinions on the Wilmot proviso
1t states, ALSO that the letter referred to as having
been writteut to Elijah Mann, was written to that
gentleman when he was member of Congress.
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BULWER'S NEW NOVEL AND OTHER INTER
ESTING PUBLICATIONS,

ESIlNG PUBLICATIONS,
For Sale at No. IA CAMP Street.
HAROLD, THE LAST THE SAXON hINGs-By
i Bulwer;
WHAT / SAW IN CALIFORNIA; being the Journal
OF Tour in tire years 1S46-47-by Edwin Bryant, late
Alcalde Of San Francisco
SPRAGUE'S HISTORY OF THE FLORIDA WAR
WHEELER'S BIOGRAPHICAL AND POLITICAL
HISTORY OE CONGRESS;
WEBSTER'S DIPLOMATIC AND OFFICIAL Pa
~ PERS
CHARMS AND COUNTER CHARMs-by Maria J.
Mcintosh;
KINGS AND QUEENS; OR LIFE IN A PALAoE-by
Abbott.
Just received and for sale at the New Orleans Saoners'
Warehouse" [J12 3tl J. B. STEEL, IA Camp st.
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NEW oANAL-sUMMER ARRANGEMENT

NEW CANAL-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
szsgs-r-S NOTICE--The Passenger Barges on the
ggsltssl5saaslAA NEW CANAL, will commence their
- regular Summer trips, on SUNDAY, the
18th inst leaving the New Canal Depot foot of Julia street,
as follows
SUNDAYS from City to Lake, and md lg a M
Lake to city : ~. e 3 9 and IL Il A NJ
WEEK DAYS from City to Lake.. j = "a A NJ
myl2 JAMES STOCKTON, Superintendent.
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RgSRE sMNAEM1s.


ICE CREAM GARDEN.
TsAYL0R AND CASS ICE CREAM GARDEN
u All those in favor OF supporting an establishment of
ms kind viii be Kind enough cali and put sNA
Ler votes IL Will cost ten cents for the best glasSe1
q ice Cream that can be found in this city, Judge SSS
Hoh the demand, and from what my customers say g&
tss they datterng the only way TO test that
NJ pa and try-paY ten cents and receive thanks
&c that greedy like all the balance of the
huiah KIND the custom have the more am a1x-
ious 10 gel ES Call and try the Cream, and oblise
jy7 I'm corner Of St "a CBs1es aDG f6idb h.
CARRoLLToN HOTEL AND GARDENS.
~ The public is respectfully informed that this
f.s4N most delightful place of resort and amuse- Ssa
-Es- ment Is now open. under the management
DUETS of ali kinds will be furnished by The gsTd sA4
nef and at the Saloon and in the Gardens I5yE CREAM
LEMONADE, SHERBERTS, SODA WATER and
CONFECTIONERY. $50
The Hotel department undergoing extensive alterations
and Improvements; meantime preparation is made 10 f1r
nh dinner parties with all the delcaees of the season. and
the best of wines and liquors.
And last though least attentive and polite bar keeDer
will be found at their posts TO administer TO the comfort Of his
friends aud the public generally whose patronage he soleifs
apl3 5m JAMES DURNO. +