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Time Places Of Holding .Besttngs and ofcerS OF INC
SeyereL l.odges

i. " ". G.
Time, Places of Holding ;vestins,, and Officers @fMc
GRANP to 2Iss q ELI oG r$ a4S Scost
It the Grand Lodge Hal, Gomez Of Tchonpteu "
e aans ZINC Gcefs ewat n v Master ugtH:
$g5s W.T. Y sJ Jas Witt y Ma'
4 F r ahaTeT C Whit We Chaplain; P2i:iey
| SneIis K w G Guardian.
LOUISIANA LODGE No l--mees in the Hall Of the Gran
Lodge, Inda, night oioF!mU Tyson !, e J. +
| Permanent Secretary; II. Williams fieasnreI
| WASHINGTON LODGE No. 3-raeets in Margngs build
iGcs on ron, Levce. Thursday evening. oifceEs-E
| secy; N w. Moore, Treasurer.
UNION LODGE No s-ees in Hall Of The Grand Lodge
Monday night Oi9sTcGeo vi shaw MSen Penai
| 5ec'y; San uel Fulton Treasurer
Crescent LODGE No Smeet' Key THURSDAY evening
i Hal II Cn s6a st' GeS " Cy a es
il. w. Oimsed Pem't Secy; Richard SWAN, Treasurer
JEFFERSON I.onGs No. a-neets every Tuesday evening
s a. t"s' G aDson W vaHsht G. Tbs GooI
| : Z; --@ Bardett, secy; E. r B.ach Ireas'r.
TErrosx. Lopez, No. lC-neets every Tuesday evening
rh,Ip Wtmsnn &; julia: Fuda VG j. F. Meyer,
Tseas'r Adolf Solomon secy.
ORLEANS, LoDGE No n-meets every Tuesday erssnns
Perm rai I See ); Joseph Etc, Ttsssr " "
c of5 sva 9 -1aens at 70 o.
cars--l. H. Blown &; VIM. ii. Foster Y g; r. n Blake
set y J. 6. Glover, Permit oec'y VIM L. Cushing, Treas
lras and chouptooIas SIS, Ofcerst ". i'easderner
". j., Permit sec',; J. c. Taylor Ireas'r.
I!opE LoDeE No. Ii-meets every We,nesay evening at
's0 4 Rod VIZ a CBn s 5 sen @Ss' I'd Fs tS
o5 55Ei t Gent i? s o cae s's' $a9oE as
-,
TEMrL.R iopGE, No. lb-meets every Friday evening
aCrescert Hall, Camp s.; Oticers-G w R bai,y O.;
Harmon i4ane & D2i.ey Chase, Secretary ; Edward
Pllbury rreasnTer
CoyGY.Hr Lopez, No: l7-meets IN the Hall Of Wash
iugtan Lodge. No. 3, Thrd Municipality. very Tuesday
eyening Officers Tor The present terD b Forbes, n C.
lac"b Drnleyer q; Thomas W vanWyck. Secretary; u
" heeler, Treasurer.
NAroSAL LODGE, No l8-mees every Friday evening
at ii6 GhareS street Otiices-E J. Come Ct V. Ale.
6; A. Gonzales vigil sec'y; j. kabasa, Teasurer
ETOILE PoLAIRE. Nolo every "Wednesday evening
\ G; R. de Atmas VG r. Beau, IT. Ed. Barnet, sec'y
MAeSqL. LOPEZ No 2nes E, every Monday evening
w Emerson. n &: v; BouIIenet, VIC; K. f. HARRISON
sec'y: K. }. MORRISON, TreaSuser
INTERIOR LUpGES-FeIclana Lodge, No / meets al
Bayou sara. De soto Lodge No :, at Baton RqnSe,
It. Mary Lodge No 20 al Franklin. Meth Lodge No
4 at Shreveport. Louisiana EHcampment, No 2, al
GRAND NCANlPMENT OF PATRIARCHs-r.leets
s s Ti5T.e' 6de a y With st' N VIC Pat
,iaEGh Il. Thomas, Jr., n EG II P; c. iloo,Per, y
i 1isan Univ c fs M o"''s" " 9 Scribe 5 !"
.WILDEY ETCAMPMENT; No. l-mees in the Hall
l+icers-Thoma: H. Shiej's & r VIM. ". Herbert, ii P
!! Cnekar, w I. \. johnson, w; +. Dele sLerner, s.
Ii. VI IIIams, Treasurer
WASHINGTON ENCATPMENT-tIeets in the Hall
Of VI ashinglon Lodge No, ;, Maugny Buildings, Third
Mnnicpity the iirst and third Monday Of every month
Ii :; c " WE'D, u; john Aaunss, scfoe;
Moore, Treasurer; Drnleyer, J w.
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FOREIGN WEIGHTS and Measures,

There are denominations frequently net with in
reports of markets, but their English value rot al
ways readily recolected The following table VIII
be found, We believe. correct:
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THE GRAEFENRERG COMPANY.
TsNHEG EAEFEN

EsHEGRAEFENBERG
Il COMPANY hereby
announce that they are in
corporated by the LegIsla-
TIRE OF the State of New
\ ork. The lEcalcu!able
importance of conducting
The Patent Medicine husi-
ne, on elevated principles
tnd of ;urnisnIng remcdie,
adopted to the public want,
has lei 20 tl,i> step. TIE
Company would suggest
that The following steps be
Immediately taken
]. Every ne.ghb0rhOOd
should have lis Graetenberg
Dep0:. By add esS!ng the
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
,TAAc j"HNsoN Governor; TRAsIMoN Landry, IL. Gov;
t. EoTG@on. Auditor , ". \. Fillmore, Ailor'y Gen.
- ~ t9"ey ~ Gen /; H. J herr. Reg Land Oil &c
l. + Williams state Eng: l.. B1nsle surveyor Gen
Il DInItry stale Superintendent of Public hducatiun
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Or. I0THs'nf-,'nar Sir: ! have the pleasure to form
you hal three OF children have been cured OF the crous
by the use OF your excellent medicine. The Were afflicted
very rely with bad have taken ony -four bottles, It
TOOK them away for which feel se!i under great "a;
ton. GUS respectfully.
iskAE W. CRAIH. 1Ot iNoo.ter root.
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JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT.

7 q v HIlNls 7Jae Eng: T. bInleI, lTvevor Gen !;
'''' '0O'"''"'
JUDICIARY HEPARTuFNT
SHprerc C2Wrt-iieo Erstis Chef Justice: 2 a Rost
G. r. King T. Sllde As,oriate justices Eugene LASH.
Clerk; Felix McCuioch, Deputy. W. A. Fillmore Attorney
L. :. Crcujt Court-J. Mckinley and r. H. McCaIab
esldlng Judges l.. Randolph, Clerk F. n Harrison
DEPUTY Clerk. T. }. Duaut, District Attorney; " f.
Warner, Marshal {. 4. Labuzan w. SAearer j ii,
hhlnehar, deputies
T. s. District C0art-T. II. McCaeb Judge. N R
Jenrn-si terk
Judge All Rou>e c ans " n,t p, ,n
StagHG District (ngIf -; I;IS Iri C1s"E Gan",
Judge Thomas G. Poole, Ceri: p NJ ReTtin AMI i Rar,
dc.oi<. Deputies. "
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| 4. J. Williams q MaIshal J. \. Staas q Tyler.
Lodges undsr the jurisdiction of the GRIND Lodge Of La.
GEORGE WAsHNcroN LoDGE, No. lnIees on the Isl
the Canoion Railroad Depot O. Baroane and Perlto
' sy G:5sEssT y: E GHsan y y C. = bsnsa
| Treasurer; T. J. Martin, 5 ID; 4. hntercast, J d.
on pED5 n doRsE No 10 the cs Of
NE Nathan as 'iSH,iA M S' " T. Fh 5Hy r =
| v; A. Arms seG'y; j. W. McNanee SD; J. G. Wingar4
WARREN LopaE, No 3-neat. the 2d Tuesday in each
month over the Car[oiton Railroad Depot of aonne
| : W; Ioi!n Claiborne w; Lusk, Soy; J. Lands,
Tfeas,r; m Williamson S d; Joseph N. Bates, d j. a.
MAEroN LopaE, No. 4-mee on the 4th T9esday ofeaSh
o'9 q y C2mm?g :, Tssr T. Re- noids Wy
Wm Armstrong Secretlry John j. Hoppe. Treasurer; j.
w. Richardson 5 d &. Collins ID; Alex Mclean. Tyler
rhns Of % 9 oa ovs Fl" Kali H.
road DEPOT. OTfTs-IT i. Howard, " ii =; A. c. La
RAYMOND, Treasurer; J. W. Dssi,ea, : d P Myers D.
HIRAM LonGE; No. t-meets on the ID Wednesday OF
" n; .. II, Bro klebanG, 5 "; W H. Latham, " ;
Moss, 5 II; John SOdiveiI. J b.
EUREK. .opGE, No 3-Ineats in Lafayette Oh the ,st
sHss4 q WaS on' 81 j. s De- 6c es@ !4S*,o3
Dennlger, v ?. ha.teysr, Treasurer J. T. Clements,
se.retafT; F. Thorpe ; d; :. NewbGr-er, d; J. Cu-
ALPHA LoDGE, No. s-Ineets the ls and Sd Saturday
OF each mont II the MaS2nIe iial p Common + nE-
T. Trudea,, w Theodore j. Martin, Secretary Joshua
Baldwin, Treasurer.
ST. JorS LonGr, No 9--raeefs on the "a Tuesday of
each month, the Masonic Hall of Bare and
Peidido SIS. QrfcFrs-J. NJ Wisdom, " VI j. ". Car-
roll, ) " }. noR4e " W. G. kendall .}ecletafy \
j. pegran, Treasurer, Z. Coliman, b.
HOLLAND CHAPTER No. 3, of ROYAL Ii
ARCH hA>bNS-urdr the immediate iu1>ric- - -
i!on Of the General Grand Chapter for he United Xxx
Monday evening OF each month al lie i'aa9uIc Hal over
re tar9ton R''oad J. 9t corner Ct 5aonne and Per
dido s,reets.. U.ncersI H. Lewis, II p; y. Blair Secy
NEW Era LEAPTER OF ROYAL ARCH hAsoN&-under
ne nimeGate jurisdiction OF the Geuera taui Chapter OF
We nICd >2ies-hOi their monthly meetings the ID
monday evening OF each month"; AT the Masonic Hail
che taIon ton Railroad Depot OF Eaonne and pero
sJ' ptiI1eEs--Juhn befgc ii !: H. Nj. summers. Sec y.
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Rates of Cold.

HE rates allowed in the Customhouse for Gold
Cons, as per Act OF Congress Of 1881, fixing the
value o! the same, are Is follow:
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OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS

DR.. Townsend almost daily receiving orders from rlIys
Clans III different parts OF the mon
ihs is 10 certify that The UNDERSIGNED Physicians Of
the IIry OF Albany, have cases prescribed M
Townsend SaTsapar.a and believe it 10 be O.
valuable prepafaj!0ns N the market.
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CEREn
THREE CHILDREN

Ihls certificate conGlnvey proves that this Saapa-,a has
perfect CONTROL the obstinate Of tie Blood
IhFee persons cured IN one house Unprecedented.
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NOTICE TO THELADIES

Those that initiate DR.. ToWn,ends Sasapalia have IN
yarlahiy called their stuff Rrmrd far f. 8aifS etc.
and have copied our bills and clrcnlrS which relates the
complaints OF women. word for w0rt-0'H"r who
~ medicine have. since the great success, 81 Dr.. Townsend
ar>isaria complains incident to females recommended
crs although previously they did not i nuInr,rOi thee
Mixtures. fIiS etc, BluTou, females Is they a~.a-
waite disease. and nndsmlEe The eonstiLnt-gR.
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III as ONIC.

Lou ISiANA GRAND LODGE OF ANCIENT YORK
iAcoNS-lods its Grand Annua ConImunIca- .
uOr al New Orleans on the ID Monday OF January. "a
tIiceS-N. 4: Dudley, VI " Grand Master; Tn. Gn,
Il. i@wIS X w Deputy Grand Master; Wills =. u x
Coleman, w & Senior Warden; Gladin Corn, " w
Z Junef Warden; Daniel Blair, G Treas'r; w. II.
Howard, Sec J; John Claiborne, q Senior Deacon u. G.
eabfook, Junior Deacon Z P. Clarke, NJ q Chaplain;
4 j Williams q AIaL.IlaI ] 4 STEMS Evler.
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Mayor o. Tie Ilty Of New OK
1Hyor' Office, CityHaH, Jan II, l847

g. Tie Rev. :. BANGS y D. IS one of the most cee;
f'@h nni.."r' q he Methodist Enr,'2nai Church; snd
~ ,trIS ihL, h.T. equal. celebrate, Il a" e4 oT aud
tt" rl''or OF New ors Commercial Ad'erseF aF2"
TIL Gene. tgsn' tor Louisiana and Ni,.,i-pul, is
u. :! iN~btCI eli. 2 Camp street, NV Orleans La
10 Nt li, Hau.a iJus tor Agencies NAV b" 1#da,rt'..
= For ale ny WELD y GO. Pen; tcal \ tents, Y
Comp street; AI.FIiiu NiNfi.R, cor ar Of E,rhang1
Place anI Gu,t"nfi o4,r 81; g 49, tL!..pN corner
'ha.tre +. ibAHt. 2. :, lde street Ny Orleans.
TH0~. ,'oON, Pc>na.te, tuY Of Lafayette j. VAN
BDkkEi.t.EN. corner camp and -. Mary streets JOHN
FOEi.kE! ievee and Seventh streets Lafayette;
AID CHARLES BENEOT. CarIollton. La.
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ShRSAPARILLA.
DIR. TOwNsEND'S sARsApARELLA,

WONDER .4.VD BLESSING OF THE -4GE.
The Most Extraordinary Medicine in the World
rms EXTRACT Is PIT IN QUART BoTTLES-IT Is SIX
TIMES CHEAPER AND PLEAsANTER, AND VAR
RASTED SUPERIOR T" ANY SOLD 1T
WITHOUT EUMlTIEG. Pi2H-
ING, EIChESTNG OR BEBtLI
TATINu TIE PArIfNT.
FHE great beaEy amt superiority tins nr5apaFi'a over
Z ali other medicines that Whli2 Il PTlCatgs the Gs
ease The body. Il OF the very best
SPRING AND SIiNNER MEDICINES
Ever known; ii only puHles the whole system ard
gthenS the person, but 1t creates new, ami G
blood power possessed by other medicine. And IN
performed within the last i've years, than 100000 cures
OF OF disease at least 10 O considered
durable 1t has saved the lives OF tEan 5J children
Dune the two past seasons
10000 cases of General Debility and want OF Ner-
vOuS Energy.
Dr. TOWneuds Sarsapana invIcoraeS the whole system
permanently To those who have their muscular energy
by The effects OF medicine InuIsCtlon committed OU,
or the indulgence CT the passions, and brought
general physical rostraOu OF the system Isuie.
OF ambition. iartIng satIOrS, premature decay and
decline, fastening towards thai fatal disease CONSUMPTION,
he entirely restored b. this pleasant remedy. This Sasa
parilla Is far superior to any
lNEIGORATiNG CORDIAL,
As It renews and nylgOrAe the system, activity to the
limbs, and strength to the muscular system, most extra
0dlnafy degree.
CONSUMPTION CURED.
Cleanse and Strengthen. Consumption be Cured.
bronchitis, Consumption, Iirer tGmpiHiHt t0iis,
tHfArrh LOa gS, .isthma SBiftjH If HioUd SOraHtsS
!rgtase thysct9rat0 F4iR az TIE oic, &C, Aqos
lRi "a bgEpfs8
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Sons OF TEMrERANCE-G German DtriSio'.-
German organization of this body. the first in this
city, under the following title took place on tie
Ig.h inst. at Il meeting in Crystal Hail:
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rI;TIflr STlSM

This is only Of tnau Our thousand OF
tsheuma'lsri thai l TowDsend's SasapGnl has cured.
he most severe and chronic erad!Lated by
is eXraoi' nary VIRTUES.
James Cummings Esq OF the assistants the T.uaa
tic iy um Hiscs we'll. island the gen enun spoken o.
IN the following letter:
BLACKWELL, ISLAND. Sept a. 1911.
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SnPremc CnWrt-ieo Erstis. Chef Justice; F. y Rost
=; X hing J. Shdei AssOrae justices. Eugene Las r.
Clerk; Fex NcCuiIoch, Deputy. w. A Gilmore Aforney
General; H. u. Eonteneau, District Attorney.
L. \. Grcujt C0Urt.--J. Mckinley and T. H. NcCaIsb
pSldInu JUDGES |, Ran oIIl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-23
COMMERCIAL APPAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.S
Thursday, June GAS p.

Thurruay, June Sa-O r. Ne
There were three phases to the stock market this
morning. Some shares wen. up, some down, some re-
NAMED at yesterdays quotations. There change
in Long Island Railroad, Treasury Notes, Farmers
Trust Norwich and Worcester advanced *; Harlem
"a; Erie Railroad, stock, "a; Canton declined a.
There Is slight decline in sterling exchange perhaps
In view of the change of the current of pece sales at
110h. No change in the rates the continent of
Europe
The Indianapolis Sentinel says that it is very much
grated to be able to state upon the authority Of the
State Auditor that there is doubt whatever that the
July interest will be paid and that payment in full will
bmade in the city of New York, the days prescri
bed by the law. This will be good to the bond
holders They began to feel rather curious.
The Philadelphia Ledger, Of yesterday, states that
large grocery house in Market street. has stopped for
about $soo00 that after paying certain cash loans to
the amount of $4,000 there will be about 45 per
for the other creditors
The Auditor General Of Michigan reports the follow
ing as the amounts which have been appropriated and
expended on tho several works Of internal improve
ment in that State from the organization of the 60
vernment up to the 3oth of November, 1S47.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

New YORK, June 22-6 P. NJ
The market for Flour and Grain continued langud.
Sales Of -four freely made but generally for
this State Michigan, Oswego &c, at the inside figures
Of yesterday Ohio continued steady with rather more
doing. There nothing in Southern. Some
sales Of Western wheat made, which will be found
noticed below. Corn was rat heavy at yesterday s
prices and in sales Of Mixed and Flat yell
low were made at shade lower prices. Meal duh.
There was no change in Rye or Oats. Provisions were
Notices Of markets to day in other cities as far as
heard from, appear under the Telegraph head.
Asnrs.Saes of about 100 bbls. of Pots made
at 50 75aS4 SIX. Pearls were inactive at So S7%
BREApsTurFs.-Four-The sales embraced 6 to 700
bbs among the lots disposed of 500 bbs this State
at So 25 to So 3l4 to 400 do Oswego. at SIS 25 to
500 do good brands OF Michigan at So 3l to So 43s
to 300 do Ohio at s. 25 with lot Of extra Mt SO rs
800 do Brooklyn private terms 500 do Rochester at
800 do fat hoop do at So 43si southern quiet at
SO to SO 1917 Wheat--Sales of 1900 bushels Of Ohio
made at 115c; 800 do Michigan at l221k and 500
do Genesce at 1859 Corn-Sacs of 5000 bushels
yellow at 54c 10000 do round northern do at 53c to
54c and 200 do western mixed were sold at 4sc deli
vered sales of Hat yellow were made at SIC. Meal
Sales of to 400 bbs Brandywne were made on private
terms Rye-Sales of 3400 bushels made at 73c,
and 1000 do at re. Rye Flour was held at SO s71s
Oats--Therc change either in northern or
south. rn-market closed dull.
CorroS--Sales Of 800 bales effected to-day
about one half for shipment. and at firm prices
FRErGHrs-IIeavy goods were engaged to Liverpool
at 22s cd, and corn in bags at 51sd. There
change in rates for cotton. Corn taken in bulk for
Glasgow Mt I'd per bushel.
F,sH-Thc market was dull and prices ruled cx-
tremey low. We noticed sales Of 500 1000 bbs
No mackere at 81 n 81 12Ls, and 1000 quntals dry
cod. at 50 80 81 621s mostly at the former figure
FRuirs-There was but little doing except in green.
Sale OF 5000 Baracoa pine apples (medium sze) at SIS
per 100, and $4,000 cocoa nuts at $50 per NJ.
LiME-Sae Of about 1000 casks Thomaston at zoe.
LEaruER.--Two public sales Of sole took place yes
to-day There fair attendance, and prices,
though generally considered low, being shade under
the last public sale yet satisfaction to the sellers
MoLAssEs-We have but to notice sales Of 20 hhds.
prime Cuba Muscovado 23c and some parcels Of Ncu
vtas at the price.
Naval SroRrs were inactive5o barrels spirits tur-
pentine changed hands at 32c cash
Ous--Dull, without sales of moment.
PaovisfoNs-sales of about 100 barrels mess pork
were made on private terms Primo pork was held vt
SS12b while So offered Sales 40 hhds ham & &c.
sales rs 600 lbs. bone out, made at CSC. Lard
Sales Of 200 300 barrels made at 81 IA latter
figure for Butter remained dull and this state
was selling at IL 15c Nothing new in cheese Beef
continued firm.
Rrcr-5o casks sold at SO 31k a So 37x.
SucARsAre but moderately active sales Of $50 hhds
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On the ODD instant, after lingering Illness, VIRGI
wife of James Reid, aged 20 years.
Her brothers and brothers inaw, N. a. Sutton,
William Reid andJohn Reid, and friends Of the family,
invited to attend her funeral this day (Frday) at
Mt o'clock P. NJ from 90 Beaver street
On Thursday morning June 22d, after lingering
illness of consumption. CArHARISE DINGMAN, wife of
Louis g. Hirshfeld aged 90 years.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral this day friday, at o'clock r. NJ
at 1903 Leonard street, without further invitation.
On Thursday, 22d instant, after short but severe
illness, Mr.. THOMAS MowBRAY, aged "a years months
and days.
His friends and those of his brothers John and JAS
Mowbray, and the members of Mount Olive Encamp
ment No TO- l. o. of o. F., and the members of Warren
Lodge, No. =, l. o. OF o. F., and the members of Unit
ed Brothers Lodge "A D. No3 and also the members
of Mount Joy Assembly No 3, of Bereans respect
fully invited attend his funeral this afternoon, at
O'Clock from his late residence No. 1915 Bewery.
Yesterday the 22d instant, after lingering Illness
JOHN KAHRs, native of Hanover, Germany aged 80
years, months and 10 days
The relatives and acquaintances, and also the MEM
bers of the New York Liquor Dealers BENEFIT Society
respectfully invited to attend his flu neral this af
ternoon from his late residence No. 40, Avenue A.,
corner of Third street, at o'clock without further
invitation.
On the 22d instant, Mrs. FRANCES Coy, of conges-
ton of the brain, aged sixty years.
Her friends and acquaintance are respectfully IN
ved to attend her funeral this friday afternoon at
o'clock at her late residence. No 30 Cannon street
On board bark Croton, on her passage from New Or
leans to New York, the 18th instant II. r. ROBIN
Of Durham (Ct) late merchant Of Vicksburg,
of the firm of Judson Robinson.
Vicksburg and New Orleans papers please copy.
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Msrfne Affairs,

ARRIVAL OF TEE STEAMSHIP CRESCENT CITy.-The
magnificent the peerless Crescent City is again at her
wharf, having been absent but twenty days She
rived yesterday morning at early hour after pas
sage of six days and hours from the city of New
Orleans full Of passengers and crowned with the high
est bonors that be bestowed upon steamer. Her
voyage has been attended with the utmost sccess In
point of speed, comfort and sea-worhiness, she has
exceeded the desires of her most ardent friends
she to port clean. elegant and perfect
when she left, not bolt in the whole struc-
ture Of the noble fabric failed to perform the requisite
duties and at this moment she is ready (bu for the
want of coa to retrace her steps, direct her head
to any port the continent of the old world
To Captain Stoddard and the projectors of the enter
prise, this must be peculiarly gratifying But Of all
those connected with the construction of the ship
have real to be grahed than the scer
tfc builders of the engine, Messrs. Secor Co. They
have certainly in this well in many other instan-
ces given such proofs of their ability and skill in the
deep and pl Gated science Of steam and in their
efficiency IN he practical workings of this great agen
cy will fer them in all their future produce
tons, the confidence and the admiration of the people
of the United States.
The Crescent City has become at the pride and
the favorte of the southern well the northern
people, and doubt not If retained under the excel
lent management of Capt. Stoddard and his officers
that her future will continue as clear and as
prosperous, and profitable, as her maiden "trip
would indicate.
Apart from the interest her arrival created among
her frie nds the important she brought full two
days in advance of the mail, gratifying feature
sn the event
The passengers in brief card which follows express
their admiration Of the kind and hospitabe treatment
received at the hands of Capt Stoddard and their
tsfactiou of the performance of the ship during all
kinds of weather
On BOARD STEAMSHIP CRESCENT CITY,
June % 1S4S.
Captain CHAs SToDDARD,
p We the undersigned passengers on board your no
BILE ship cannot do less than commend to friends
and the travelling public the steamship Crescent
city, her command der, officers and In less than
days from the city Of New Orleans the city Of
New appears before and but for three days of
heavy head winds and sea, should undoubtedly
hive made the passage in six days.
The ship aud engines seem to be admirably adapted
to each other. She is firm, easy boat and her
engine has required no tnkering not having stopped
for mt; and now shall step ashore in few
moments heartily say. God-specd to all concerned.
(Signed by all the passengers)
She leaves again for New Orleans the LIST of July
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-23

D;stlnaufisllct Travellers

4 circut through the principal hotels of the city,
hns furnished a convincing evidence of the constant
and excessive of travellers who u make
New Iork the centre from which their future summer
movements will radiate-whe. at the same time. 1t
afforded opportunity of testfyiog to the vast i'm
provemcnts aud additions which have been made in
the principal hotels for the ample accommodation
of those families and individuals who with the agility
and righteousness of the bee fit from flower to flower
in pursuit of those sweets which nature has endowed
with real or imaginary fragrance This city was nc
v better extensively prepared for the accom-
u,odatons of either permanent temporary boarders
than the present period-not only in the entire reno
walton of all the old establishments but in the erection
OF many new and ashionably furnished houses under
the anagement Of Inexperienced and well proved pro-
pretors Among the recent arrivals ut the Aston are
Col Doniphan and Major T.. Reyand Mobile FFede-
rick Peclc Esq England, the Hon. Daniel and Mrs.
webster SC At the Howard Hon. Gideon Reynold.
Troy; Lieut. Cotton and Captain Cunningham, British
Army; the Hon VIM. Sheriff, Chief Justice OF Anti
yua: MIR John Ross Chief of the Cherokee Nation, &c.
and at all the hotels fair proportion of the perpetu
ally moving population.