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BANKING HOUSES.

Robb & Co. Office, No. 48 Camp street, few doors
above Gravier.
Martin & Co. Office, No. 81 Magazine street. New
Orleans.
Horace Bean Office, No. "a Camp street, corner of
Common.
Thomas H. Barker No. % Camp street. corner of
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Residence of Foreign Consuls.

Switzerland. John A Merle, Esplanade street.
.HfoRtectde0. b. Walls 20 Common street
Hrruburg... VIM Noge, IS Bienvile street.
Denmark -. +. Vles los Common street.
England 49, VIM. Mure, 10 Royal street.
PortagGt.....A J. Gonvea, cor Common Carondelet.
Hanoeer 49,. James b. Behn, IS Bienvie street.
BsIgipm 49,, James Il. Behn, SO Benville street.
Holland 49,. F. NJ Ward, 81 Common street.
NoYtoay.. ID. Messages, "a Old levee.
Prussia. VIM. Vogel, IS Bienville street.
Aastria.......J IL. Elmer, Exchange Place.
Bremen ..... Frederick Rodewad, % Bank Place.
Russia. Emile Johns ITO Poydras street.
France. A. Roger St. Peter and Rampant sS
Brazil. Pierre Reynaud, "a Tchoupitoulas street
BGden.... Jacob Heinrich Elmer, Exchange Place.
Spain Carlos de Espana, 1856 St Louis street.
Rome. L. c. DaTon 81 Common street.
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H CoN AMI respectfully informs his friends and the
NIp ,9elc tha1 he still continues manufacture SODA
Hi6 Eap and MiNERA WATERS at The above estab,
'sisent, ana warranted equal Europe or America
sspply Constantly on hand, wholesale and retail
orders from the country promptly attended to and
carefully put up TO ship, in barrels of to 10 doz [myi4 6m
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WAhNMANGs
SHIP CHANDLERY AND HARDWARE

rAMTEJ, LOCKE, Nos and Front Levee, Il
> IS now receiving and has in store Y
200 coils of Manila Rope, assorted to inches. "a
am do Jared Hemp, do. l to s do. Z
i91 coils Spun Yarn and Marlin.
sn00 gallons Boiled Paint Oil White Lead.
500 do. Sperm Oil, Lard and Whale Oil.
Composition Nails and Spikes
200 toms Of Bar Ion assorted-American Swedes, etc.
1850 kegs of Cut Nails, assorted, 4d TO 6ed ;o n
leo Anchors assorted Sizes from 40 to $500 lbs.
So tons Chain Gables, assorted, from to q inch.
$50 sheets OF Brazers Copper, 10 to 100 ID. sheets.
800 boxes Tin Plates, q Charcoal.
100 do. extra size Tin Plates IA 90
100 boxes Loaded Plates, lax 20 IC. and TX.
5000 yards Of Cotton Canvas, No. to TO-
Tin and Japanned Ware by Wholesale; SpeIter Solder
Block tin Sheet and Pig Lead Riyets Kettle Ears Bras
and Iron Wire Bolt Copper Tin Smiths, Tools and ma,
chinery; Circular Shears; Pocket and Table Cutlery.
large and fresh stock of late importatons. myso
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ALEXANDER HILLS

n OUSE Flu KN HiN = y
No Sc Camp Strset, yNeu Ortedns
yI7HERE Families find all articles of HouekeepLng
w comnrsng general assortment and select STOCK OF
KITCHEN FURNITURE Cooking utensils; I'm and
Iron Wares Fire Sets brass and STEEL Shoves and longs'
'f Enameled and patent metal timed HOLLOW WAKE;
Fire Dogs. ~ ,,..; To- .1
TABLE CUTLERY-Gema Silver Britannia and Iron
Tea and Table Spoons. Dbl,
WOOD WARE-Brass and Iron bound Cedar Pals,
Rattan hound CEDAR WARE, a new article.
WILLOW WARE-Baskets, Cradles, Nurse Chairs and
MATSNJute, Manila, Alicant, Palm and Husk Mats.
Walters and Trays.
Brass, Britannia and metal Candestlcks and Lamps
Steamboat and Hall Lanterns
Cooking Stoves and Furnaces
D. T. j. Wnght's patent Premium Cooking Stoves foi
wood coal with fixtures complete the most approved pat
tern in x,.,. :,
dnced nrces mh5 6m
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JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT.


s K Kns ESsa 3esi s
G Gsls ff B, G. fonteneaa District AnoIney
cegtt o0rJ Mckinney . and = T. Hsaop
R bssHv sce aasss T. b banSSDh be
wagner WAYNE Marshal G. A. Labuzan W. shearer' j. H.
Ni W District Court-T. Fl. McCaleb, Judge. N. R.
,u Es RI Rs' Fou es% Ne
Second Pse G Pore s IKE p NJ Bsn and Dor
s.S Gs~t B. f Mazsn L. hsn coar
tin and C. Weysham, Deputies o-,.a.,,-cso Straw.
tSnr District Gs4s IF J Nee pr K Toedsno a and J.
Fa District court Ng 9r1eqnsA B BaGha snd
Judge. r Leblanc, Clerk G. w. Lewis j. . Dafoh anu
~ fHeers of the Parish of Orleans.
FREprRrcK DuKRIvE Recorder f Of a Moagages
ROBERT SpEDDEN Coroner of the Parish.
sheriff, etc-JoHN L. LEWIS, Sheriff; J. 3 Leefe Gen
G Msse fn De h%as samqs Robert swan
sorapuru, Felix NJ Jacobs l. Eabre A. TrePagner
Chas. Danube, Thos A. Watson and Edward Metugh
Deputy B M P f Bsncs snd Toms
White, Deputy Keepers.
Justices Courts for the City.
First Distric[Oice, No. 222 Tchoupitoulas street
Daniel Byme, Justice John s Dunno Clerk Ia John ass
nor, John Speith, Deputy Constables.
Second District-[Office No IS Common street1-SIeo
Y Bright, Justice G. L. Bright, Clerk u BeIleau Con
stable Edward P. Kennedy, P. German, VIM Horton A
Kerkhan, Deputy Constabes.
Third D;strict-[Office ST. Louis Alley, next to thu
corner of Bienvle street &c. b. Beverly Justice plco
= I'll. Sere Deputy Constables. ,
Fourth District-lOfce No. IS Conde street
Derbes Justice Paul DIVORCES Clerk Gnstaye
EYtth Dstret-[ohice corner of Elysan Fields and Vic
tory streets l-Alphonse Canonge JUSTICE h. GanongSs
Clerk. Francis Mouney, Constable L. H. Generehy,s
Sorapuru r. Schexnayder, Deputy. Constables
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HARDWARE, sc.
w. MQNTG OMERY. II Chartres street

NEW ORLEANS. Ii. e
HAS on hand very complete stock OF Goods IN a'
line In addition to his usual EXTENSIVE asfSnI *
ment OF Birmingham Sheffield and Domestic IL ~ kA
WARE and CUTLERY his stock of heavy goou liiIe
very complete embracing among nnmeIo, har hands:
1900 boxes Tin Plates, X Po1ipoo a; ana Quiet
also Block Tin, Speter Znc e.c'
10 600 lbs Iron Ware, assorted an siles ond ENGLISH
assorted hat round, square, plough piae' '''p''
hand and sheet; Steel, all kinds :, ,..
200 dozen genuine Collins Co light and hsaHy siaes
I teas genuine Weymouth ais, assorted ah sh, chi
800 o9 g fialow Ware Castings assorted pots OVENS sp-
-'' deTs skillets, fire dogs, etc; French pols'
soO coils Manila Rope, assorted, all Sizes
go casks OK Log and Trace Chains; ovid wool Cards.
,S"gsther with Whemore's Cotton ana Wool CdLus,
wsen Coffee Mills; Ames Hollands and other makers
and shove and hair Serves hoe e IF e8 T
Ware Mill and horse and mule oa C o
ana a.e arhs Nos l. g. and A. Paper, all kinds Tar
kng unentie and White Lead Paints all kinds MIL
spls gtnnes Mill Irons; Boiling Cloths, all numbers;
ana unnu AND Bar Lead; Stock Kettles Bark Mills.
'no'' ALSO
ssM1 do Winter strained and Bleached Whale OIL
ms s.oI bt ~ D nnrchasjne esewhere my5 BIN
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Rates of Gold.

The rates allowed in the Customhouse for Gold
CONS, as per Act of Congress of 1894, fixing the
value of the same are as follow:
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MEDICAL OFFICE.
No. So CUSTOJNHO USE STREET, NJ o.
INVALUABLE nISCOVERY-No Paw RRoURE

INVALUABLE DISCOVERING PAY REQUIRED
il UNTIL A CURE is EFFECTED.-Prvate Diseases cured
in few days by regular ply stefan, without mercury
other poisonous medicines, at No, 90 CastomhoHse street.
New Orleans, louisiana
DR.. MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted with
any of the forms of certain Disease to his general adve
sement in another column. The treatment adopted by him
is that which has the approval of the most distinguished
geons of Paris, London and New York and It's universal
success has proved beyond doubt that permanent 0
the worst of constitutional syphilis gonOrh@a %
tue enlargement OF the PROSTATE glands diseases induced
by certain solitary practice, etc., etc. can now be obtained
intelligence skill and experience be relied Since d.
Mullen opened in this city att many cases thar have
under his care have been cured without single exception
Some ofthese years standing One remarkable case
of structure 80 years old has been cured to the surprise the
patient The gentleman (whOse Responsibility known TO
the citizens of New Orean at hand and by bis permits
sion) can be referred to. DR.. treatment OF structure
not known South of New York His treatment OF gono
rh9a and geet the most perfect ever discovered IL bs
shortest safest and surest The patient takes nocopaVa
cubebs turpentne other nanseus doses but cure Oh
tanned in one or two days without pain Inconvenience OF
change of diet f No unless cure effected within
the time named.
IMPoTENCY-Young men or Others who, by sexual excess
or sepoution may have brought themselves any Of the
painful consequences resulting from unrestraned ndn
gence of the passions such premature mpoency lnvc
untary seminal emissions general debility or constitutions
arrangement may consult Dr. Mullen with honorable COZ
idence he offers them perfect cure The sctesl seese!
observed. ~ ~, oon
Dr. Mullen can be consulted daily at his office No " Gus
tOmhouse street. BENJAMIN MoitLENr W. ~
iY~ Remember, No. 81 Customhouse street mylo I'm
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Of the state of Louisiana.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

%sEe h Gov
E so fa%s; AqS' Ks Gss
1T Williams State Eng l.. bnh Pl E EdEEs1 en
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STARK, DAY, STAUFFER Is Co.'S
IMPORTERS OF
ro>y nj 8 uADnW an

IRON, TIN PLATE, METALS, HAKUW AksE sSV''
Corner Canal and Magazine sts., Men Orleans,
~ Offer for sale large and fresh stock of the "a
~ following Goods and would respectfully solicit *
IA u the inspection Of country purchasers "a
S< Swedish American and English lr9hi &
Nails Castings, Tin Plates, Metals; -. ,,-,,
Naylor and Co.'s CAST STEEL and GIN SAW STEEL;
Paints, Oils. Window Glass Cordage, Tar Mil Stones.
Grind Stones Axes, Hoes, Shoves Spades, Ploughs;
COTTON and WOOL CARDS; , 81,
Scythes Ok Log and Trace Chans Anvs Wees smith
assortment Of
Comprising all articles this line adapted TO- the Southern
and Western Jobbing Trade.
The advertisers agents for the sale OF
PLANTATION WAGONS AND CARTS,
Day Hubs and Axles and which have proved superior to
attention of Southern Planters to their stock OF
PLANTATION GOODS,
Oils, Cane Knives, Sugar skimmen and Ladies' Truss
Hoops Building Materials. ~ ,
CORN MILLS, STRAW CUTTERS, HORSE COL
LARS, etc. etc. . nj,
All of which have been selected expressly for Pana
ton supplies and of the best qualities. mh5 I'm
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NOTICE
HIyO THOSE AFFLICTED n.lru NENrnr. y,

Two THOSE AFFLICTED WITH NENFRE N snrT1.ss
EASES-Ihe reputation of the writer is "a VOL plS
shed that all that is necessary say those who & ~
unfortunate to have contracted any one of tbo peen
til diseases known and called Secret Diseases IN artae
cessu practice OF twentysx years confined strc, c
nerea Diseases and Diseases of the Blood (havn 70 We
whom had been under the treatment OF eminent nb Of
without receiving any benefit enabled 10 oiI,
lively safe, certain and speedy cure Shonld , NV posi-
nnJortGndteky afflicted this short alverisem,o lAe
would do well to call at No 81 CgsToMHousE STREET ue
othe subscribers long and successful expeenco Tue benefits
myl6 Pm Is. +. MULLEN 81; (ynSon1h
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PLAsTERING HAIR.

WORMS! WORMS! WoRMS!!!
ITO REMOVE these troublesome and dangerous nhablt
i ants of the stomach and bowels, which often c1air
the health and destroy the lives of children use IS
the removal OF various kinds OF Worms Dyspepsia Sour
Stomach, w ant OF Appetite, nante Fever and Ague and
Debility of the Stomach aud Bowels aud Organs OF Diges-
ton 1t without exception of the most valuable
parations in the world. For sale by
NATHAN JARVIS & CO.,
aDI2 Corner of Magazine and Common streets.
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Linn e,

LIME.
600 CASKS Thomaston Lime for sale by
lVNJJ mvl7 John STROUD 4 co. 146 Common st.
,ayIIE WESTERN PILOT-A complete guide to travel
L ers going North by the Riyes-giving minute de-
scption Of al points on the Mississippi OHIO and other
ap26 MILES c. SALE & CO., II st. Charles ST.
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n g ~ AA
A GARD,

A GARD,
HNOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED -Eu.
ing the extreme hazard which strangers run in
Ing physicians for the cure of private diseases ovn
utter disqualification those who profess TO cure 5 10 e
deem 1t to be nothing but act of kindness tov e
nnionunatey afflicted well as sheer Justice 10 II, MY e
L,.S NO 80 ast4nh0hSe street, TO state that in b L.
1910 was sofey afflicted with syphilis in lis worst any year
appaillng form, and for several months together {
the best regular medical practice could obtain in uuae
leans, without being a. all benetted-ludeed grew VI
pied to him. and tony great Joy three weeks b a
me to perfect health. Subscribed New Orleans Ian es
my16 I'm SAMUEL R(lRREpp, = |, ~.
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CAUTION.
Owing the great success and immense sale Of DR. Town
Agents have commenced making Sarsaparila Extracts,
Eilxs Bitters Extracts of Yellow Dock They gene
rally put up the shaped bottles and of them
have stolen and copied adyertisements they only
worthless limitations, and should be avoided.
Principal Office. I26 Fulton street sun Building, New
York Reding Co. Satestreet, Boston Dyott Sons,
1872 North Second street Philadelphia s. Hance Drug
g Baltimore; NJ Cohen Charleston; los South Pearl ST..
Abany z McGraw, Natchez-apd by all the principal
States, West Indies and the Canadas.
]. WRIGHT, Isl Chartres street,
apG cm Sold Agent. New Orleans.
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THE GRAHFaNggsG COMPANY,


TstIE GRAEFENBERG
4 COMPANY hereby
announce that they are in.
corporated by the Legisla-
ture of the State OF New
York. The incaiculable
importance of conducting
the Patent Medicine bust
ness on elevated principles, |
and OF furnishing remedle,
adapted to the public wants. |
has led TO this step. The
company would suggest
that the following steps be
Immediately taken:
l. Every neighborhood
should have its Graefenberg
Depot. By addressing the
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OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.

Dr. Townsend almost daily receiving orders from Physi-
clans in different parts of the Union
This certify, that we, the undersigned Physicians of
the City OF Albany, have prescribed Dr.
Townsend SaBaparla and believe be of the most
valuable the market
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General Agent OF any District, this can e secured.
q Families should club together and get immediate
supply of the medicines.
g. Emlgant societies and other philanthropic bodies
should furnish them to the needy
EDWARD BARTON, Secretary.
No so Broadway, NewYork, March 1913
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

This extract of Sarsapaa has been express prepared In
reference to female complaints No ema who has reason
to suppose she approaching that critical penod The turn
for any Of the numerous horrible diseases to which females
subject at this time of life This peSd may be DELAYED
Die for those who approaching womanhood as cal
atng the system Indeed this medicine invaluable for all
the delicate diseases to which women are 1t braces
by removing the impurities of the body, not SO Tar stmula
ting as produce subsequent axatlon, which the case OF
most medicines taken o female weakness and disease
using few bottles of this medicine many severe aad painful
surgical operations may be prevented.
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r.....r VIC Neu-lar...Aa.

The Washiagtoa Uaion Of yesterday publish
es in full the treaty concluded some months
since by the American Charge d. Affaires, and
lately ratified by the Senate The principal adj
vantage secured by it is the removal Of heavy
duties, with which our commerce has been bur
dened, but, in the words Of the Union:
"The most striking feature, and that which
will most attract the public attention, is the fact
that IL secures to US the right Of way from the
Atlantic to the Pacific, across the isthmus Of
Panama."
Our relations with the Republic have been
placed on a much better footing, through the ne
gotiations attendant on the treaty; and its effects
with regard to trade and commercial intercourse,
will soon be very sensibly manifested.-N. Y.
Tribune
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A Convention of the friends oil frison Disc,P-
line in the United States has been called IN .ne
civ Of Philadelphia on the third Tuesday inthe
present month, for the purpose Of mutual
Interchange Of opinions on the subject ofprison
discipline. as now in force, and with view to
combined action on the part Of the friends OF re-
form in the present intellectual and ineihe,sn'
mode of punishment. The objects proposed fof
the consideration Of the Convention to assemble
on the Goth instant In Philadelphia, are no, con.
fined to any peculiar portion of the subject e S
embrace a comparison Of the systems ana tnt
proper modes Of punishment; prison labor an =
its effects on habits and morals, the ProPrie1y .
uniform laws, reformation and proper reatnen
Of discharged prisoners, &c.-Baif'more h"e''
caR.
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Honolula.

We received by the mail OF Tuesday evening,
a file Of the PolynssiaH, printed at Honolulu, IN
one Of the Hawaiian Islands. The latest date
was to the 26th February, less than three months
ago, and we think much later than has been re-
ceIved in the States.
At Honolulu they had great procession when
the picture Of Louis Philippe was presented to
King TX amahameha, in which many Americans
and other foreigners joined.
From Monterey, California, they havedates TO
the ID February. A magazine had blown up and
killed four New York volunteers.
In Oregon, the Indians had killed a mission
airy and his family.
The editors Of the Star and those Of the Cali
fOrniGn, both printed in Monterey, are by the
ears.
The POlyncsian Is filled with matter pertain
ing TO the island, advertisements, marine news,
and from il we infer that Honolulu Is place,
and some Yankees are about. Some OF the
January numbers are filled with accounts OF the
battles in Mexico, from Palo Alto to the piazza
Of this city, The account Of the hanging ofths
deserters at San Angel and Mixcosc Is taken
from the first number Of the American Star.
The papers sent were postmarked Mazatan
on the Pacific, and we have returned the com
pliment and put the Polynesian on our exchange
list May il flourish.
[American Star, City of Mexico, 25th ult
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From the Western Coast Of Mexico.

Forty thousand and ffty-four dollars and
sixty-four cents Of revenue werecollected by our
naval officers at the port Of Mazatian, ON the
Pacific coast Of Mexico, in the month Of febru-
ary last. From imports, s39, 072 .0is; tonnage,
s639; clsarances Of launches So; export Of
specie, S2s7 10.
On the 3lst of January the force under
Colonel Burton, at La Paz, West coast Of
Mexico,) waB only one hnndr',d and sax NEIL
ult ,sls-
On the It'll OF March, CON- Shubrick, in com
mand Of the squadron, was at Mszafizn, where
he was hourly expecting the arrival out Of the
two store-ships, sesGIe time since despatched for
the Pacific, with 900 900 rstions and two hun
bred recruits for the Regiment Of New York
Volunteers. He intends on their arrival to send
S0,000 raiions and IA Of the recruits 70 L.
Col. Burton.
AT the datsrilbeEe written, the Cyane was al
San Jose, and the Southampton at La PaZ.-
Commander John Rudd reported to Commodore
Shubrick, at Mazatlan, for duty, In the Pacific
squadron, on the 25th Of February, and was TO
have started for Guayamas by the first convey
ance, to take command.-N. Y. Express.
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- = &AAa = M
Secretary OF State.
From the N. o. Delta, 18th. ]
Later Rrom Mexteo-

BY the brig Helen, Capt Collins, which arrived
yesterday from Vera Cruz, we have files Of papers
and letters from Mustang in the city Of Mexi-
co, our Mexican correspondent at Queretaro, and
"Cavsllo," at Vera Cruz. The intelligence is in
teresting. Herrera is elected President OF Mexico.
The exchange of the ratified treaty between our
commissioners and The Mexican Government, has
taken place. The troops are moving toward the
seabord The projected expedition to Yucatan
has received its quietus. For further information
on these matters, and for the general news, we re-
fer TO the letters OF our correspondents, and the
annexed extracts from the papers.
We translate the following extracts from the
letters Of our Mexican correspondent, dated
QUERErARo. Mayt3O. 1918
EDs. DELTs-It Is now nine and half O'Clock at
night and il is ascertaned that Herrera IS elected By The
votes States against ve which cast their suf
frages for Tras On the first ballot Herrera had votes,
Santa Anna 3, Tras, z, PedIaza and Ocampo 1. 80
The Chamber proceeded to decide between Herrera and
Tras. Herrera received the votes OF the following
States Guanaiusto, Michoacan, Oaiaea, Pusha QueTe
taTo LUIS Tsmaulpas Vera Cruz, JaliSc0 and the
Federal District. Tas obtained the votes OF Chihuahua,
Coahuia, Durango, Tabasco, and Zacatecas. Herrera
will enter upon the discharge OF his duties to morrow
The treaty has been exchanged, and morrow the COM
miSsioneTs leave.
Cry OF Mexico, May 30, 1913.
Rms. DELrA-To-day the division Of Gen. Patterson
left for the coast Day after tomorrow the division OF
Gen Marshall win leave.
Our Commissioners were at QueretAro on the 2Sth.-
Ny correspondent writes me that there is no news there
and nothing more.
look for the return Of our COMMISSIONS in the course
of two or three days
Gen Butler will start from here about Monday next. in
company with Mr.. Sewer.
All the last accounts Mr.. Sewer SICK at Queretaro
The Yucatsn expedition, which was fitting out here,
has been knocked in the head by Gen. Butter. was an
MUSTANG.
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Hrrss.a Havana.

The New Orleans editors have received ua'eS
from Havana to,he 7thinst- The following par
asr.uhx ara from The " o. Pieayuneof the Ian;
The local news from the Island OF Cuba y un-
import.nt. but u,e fnd in the papers dates NOM
Merida. TO this 7'rth alt Ewing somewhat mote
favorable ACCOUNTS Of affairs IN Incatan ne y
Bolet,n OF Merida says that about 2,Ou1 nen =,
Indian descent, living in the VICINITY Q. MAJ
city have pledged fhenselves 70 ASSIST tne cause
al the state, voluntarily profenng theii an :,
the Government fol this purpose lney arc seu
70 manifest grcst enthusiasm ana -
ton to do their utmost 10 rednce 70
rsva,fe,, I,dian,, who are ravsging the conntr,
and threatening. exteEmlnat,on- -,
/ The same paper contains accounts q eos1s
ltriaing successes gained BY the Gossmmsn
troops over the savages. '4