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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-10
M,LLINEuY. pay GOODS. s.@.


Erocks sNp coRssTs, ut naDAnE MARTIN.
ssss fer brides, Ne. u whi'c street, Nsw York.
STEAMSHIP TENNESSEE FOR sAvAxNAH-vILL
~ leave At to'sloek 70 msrror "Wednesday asrsJsa,
o. 'eseT. T1si IT, r.r ssAs
LoR aoAPuLCo-To SAN PuSCruALLY. sfh or
rue, i6ss. 10 % hpsyH last ,, s.'esr' .ad
atere She as ependo accommodations for Cabin Ss.oua
sS Tsss .Ss os.a oc w.
.sInin sil hns mi. meet desrsbis soavs, anS. ~ fur
Corner Of Pine and sOatb streets.
TnE ONLY pIeEcT LINE rOR SAN Francisco,
s STATE. nal ssm.p EsPiaE Ss
on sommssder. v leave for Cassrss direct, fr
oeoet NE T. Q. direct Lhasss without touching
stssmsr v's.,h Panama IN ii@e Ter he rSisi s,ss.
n man s"sT 9, Is q oT.Sss5 Ar,sas ea
nice states Ma snd Letter bag' val be made W att
r rs, SsS n ,f f'; s,,,s - Ss'' so
rpuet hfoc Saloon. BID. 90. ............ Us
" Forward saloon. .................... ms
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iVf h'ishs or pssssse aPgy,e COS,
en- ne lr o. November.
II fGULAN PACALT LINE FOa san FaANCIBCo
st ttd Beui+a California II be splendid packet ship
81 hAPh's Csrt. Evans W sail nov. ist. TIE
souatus ir ea ~ Cahin and storage aser
ate tuerled by apy vessel fat tas saca Tor C.-
frna CcuI snes tskeb low rates For freight pas
sats sTIiy ~ Pier 50 Nurth River, ~ 10
pm FOA IER % West street or
A. 4. WARNER. 20 Talton street
Wl1be srccseded " new scnoontr and stip
EoE,! tTOVNiA-DgsPArCN iINu-sHIP HAxP-
. ItN Sc loading pier No. 80 North River foot ~
Ncstl street tho hulk % 500 barrels reirht and
hsnetmty accommodate Few first and nae
srrets Fteehts line taten and
no cetsniiun r. b. SUTTON, q Wat strt IT.
TO ChLlF@RN1sNs.-- PAsSENGERs FON SAN
ffalrseS. either BY thsgrs or ~ Cafe, viii tnd
atefr ~ e subscriber article ~ provisions groee
pss Necessity fer their eofort dnrirs the voyage All
store ysnsnttd. Buttsr prepared and kssp
hssh fr3 y"u A. KRNP, lie Wall street
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WANTS.

VNANTGD-BY A hEsPEHrABLB YOUNG WOMAN,
w titwat.n eooking, washing. and ironing she
d.sapes bakns perfectly Best OF city references given
Apsh AT FL sixth avenue
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NyACAItISTrE's TrNplE OF ENoHANTMENT. AT
WI pAeers c l. Third Ssriss of Magical
apireesO Mudaj fH'sdry AND "Wednesday, the Sth 9Th
rob- with entire casrge 81 pcrormsroe. First
iehsntst nt s,ie i.0ohinI
Eihsa, coffee Hecept ,ke Atlk spanish
Second Utoam--r1e hiuaost,a Kings Aoflt's
Life Fr Brides pesrn ineShbn.tis Tat %eo, .nis and
Noloani, Production y vp'ieF rerngeris Adnission 50
cents Rack and children y Commence at7h.
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~ AkNuM's AtLNt,th 81 t@Ug -r. r. bAaSUM,
W Manager Assatane
tnaegcr Great t'-- ,triau erlsrD s,oes, the az
nc 3, $40 rvuf, evenhe Ht ~ oogi Third week
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WANTEp-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w Situation to d. no rssWeTk in small family. or
sns PLATA riu fhe boat Oh rss sHsss can
he given. Plsare in uirs at "a hottest.
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ITO BooKayrPrRs--1 YOUNG MAN, YELL AC-
ortinted with music - oTEahist OF sArrsh, &c hsY
ns or iwo leisure svcner in the week, = tesirou Of
studying tookket with practical b9nkkspsr en~AYsd
IL she house in The city, and in rsurn. would
size nt rNotion in music TO rsabs perfoa that ght
wish engage in suck, i.voud Probably be found very
utssnt And Edyau gs1ys erranss for buh. Address
a. X, box ilsrslt cGce, ssAt.ns n1ms ana whore an
int,ryieu may tshai.
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oTAT COsT!Ii -E1
SUMMER CLOTHING AT COST.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.
DOLLAR GOLD PEN.

"9VVIVeuI TINS Day IFsL UsWeBoJ huGusI 4IIli
Good GOLD PEN and siBsr Case, with PENCIL for ONE
DOLLAR!it
Ihese Pens guaranteed and should the points come of
by fair usage the purchaser exchange the Pen for
"ihou sEs charged ~ The price which these Pens
sold makes them really cheaper than Steel Pens.
Ser sale wholesale and retail, by
GUINNESS & CO.,
Dealers 1 Fancy Articles, Gold Pens, etc.
au4 6t2dp ~ CAMP STREET.
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MUTUAL INSURANCE.
TTNHE ONLY Domestic Insurance Company in this CITY
doing FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER Insurance
upon the MUTUAL. PRINCIPLE,
THE CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE 90.
of Newolleans,
With a subscribed and pledged Capital of
100000 Dollars,


of Newolleans,
With subscribed and pledged Capital of
100000 Dollars,
now ready to receive applications and make u5ursnoes
IleI Oce, on the northwest corner of Camp and Ora
Vler streets, on
Fire, Marine and RiUer Risks,
az me tariff rates of premium
F s company is abolished upon the Mutual Principle
and Is emphatcay Home Institution Its
cites for investment S' W o' 9S+' w Os
person insuLng with becomes interested in its
few sf0ctboie PrqttS instead of being divided among
secnrsd usses aware Of the vital necessity Of well
amne any, pledged FUND reliable in cases OF loss and
'iey nave now fund of W PN ''
ItDo Hundred thousand Dollors
for He o, s o M &c ooRtingenees of CAPITAL and liable
ne 1Iuatees believe this subsoriptjon oairs FIN
- taS sssutea and that this Company pfeents S
o as me funds Of Bs g&a liberal settlements in eases Of
us Oeng purely a. S6nthern and Domestic ISs93iie ~
eots are not controlled by foreign Directors sj y
form TO southern habits in It's mode OF hnsps " VIII con-
The pOtttOlO Of the Company is Al an tilnas - Il,
lnspecuOh u parties wishing to make insurance with III
s., m III. 4 stees
samuel Bell, Thomas A. Adams Moses Csrssro,
n 49, n. P2aIs5R, Tsm z. convene, Glsndy Burke
david HAdden, John ID. Ben, ] w Sfsnfo11
Nathan JaTva, George Jonas II Si,,Tes
]. F @. Vles, John M Bell, III MI VV,.L.
E. :, Walsh James kiTkman, r. b Sumner
j. w. AaohaTie, John Z. Hyde, John o VVooj,,e
9. 7. Buddeoke Louis de Saulles, w g. Mctiutc5son'
y. a. barneTe, U. Il. Dabelstsen, +. PUG P1ig
L.lIaylOT VIM. burgess, II. i, Ranletf
J. Riiiard, o. r. Wright F. v Curlisle
SAMUEL BELL, President
CHAs' MANs0N, Secretary. iyl9 sml
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TOBACCO.-The heavy sales Of the past tkres weeks
have reduced the stock in first hands very small amount.
the asking prices for which sill higher than before In
cOnaequenCe he dOns, the only sale Of Importance
being q hhds., Is A. So, and r. at $40 p b.
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs.-Ths market os sugaris
very firm, and the stock dminishsz prices tend upward
Small sales at 1905 for good Common TO Fair Moss
without change.
FLoUR.-rbe demand is very Iimired. and prices sim
tending downward. The largest sales TO our knoWlsiEs
were So bb crossed sBpeine "a 626 Id bbz Ohio in
store at IS IA and two or three small lots o extra ios
at % p Dbl.
CORN.-The demand, is limited, and The stock light.
Sales $50 sacks yellow on the Lsves 45 and small Jt o.
white in store (200 sacks) at Sac. . bHshsL
PRoVISI0Ns-Allk kinds very dali, and little doing.
cept By retail Small lots Of Meas Pork sell at s9 6<O
50 IS for Mess and IS for Pnma Bacon quite firm At 81
652sc. for prime ribbed Sides, and 565Se for good to
prime Shoulder Not single Transaction in Lard reported.
CoFFEE.-A sale Of 800 bags Rio at IKE. b.
BAGGING AND ROPE.-smag sales at 161k017e. FOR
good Begging. and s1z79esfor Rope
WHISKY .--Bectfed dull at 185zc p gallon.
EXCHANGE.-Demaud limited and rates unchanged
FREIGHFS.-TheTe were two foreign gasemenis. viz
ship for Bremen, load with Tobacco at ss and an
| other for London with oil Cake at SIS. Sd.
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A Louisiana Plantation For Sale
Or PARTMERSHI

FTHE MOUNT PLEASANT RETREAT PLAN
4 TATION-Stuated the side of the Mississippi
RIVER in the Parish of East Baton Rouge 100 miles above
the City Of NewOreans and is miles above the town of
Baton Rouge.
~ II contains 1850 ACRES OF L AND, of which
STS $50 Acres are cleared and the remainder densey
49, Wooded, principally with Magnolia On itthere ia
a large Two Story YELLING. with fOuT large 81
rooms on each floor, with wide Hall between. and f1.
galleries on both stories, front and a Brick alli
Smoke house. Kitchen aud Nj house Frame Cypress
hego Q9aIterS; Blacksmlth's Shop QarpenteIt Shop
Stables; Crib, and good Gin house and Mill,
The location is high and very healthy, being beyond the
contingency Of hundaton Near the house are plenty Of
Springs of good water
The LANDING is the best between ST. Louis Mo- and
NewOreans, La, and with force of 80 hands, the place
to steamboats,. ~
1t suitable for COTTON or SUGAR PLANTATION, or
good STOCK FARM, for which purpose it would be very
valuable as advantage could be taken of the New0eans
Market when the upper rivers low and stock scarce
II not sold, an advantageous Partnership could be formed
with the Proprietor Negroes would be taken in payment
8 Cash, at fair valuation.
For further particulars, to price and terms address
II. G. HEARTT, "a Gravier street,
iy2S ends W3m NewOrleans
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FINE FANCY ARTICLES,


Pc RF o M ERYy
Combs, Brushes and Gents Furnishing
Goods
E We have splendid and beau
uiu FANCY ARTICLES,
to which receiving additions by every packet We invite
attention n the following list:
CARD CASES. Pearl, She'll Silver, ETC.
RETlCULEs. silk and Velvet, elegant patterns.
PURSES A fine assortment styles.
DESKS. Ebony, Rosewood, PAPER MRobe ETC.
WORK BOXES. Ebony, Rosewood, Papisr Mache etc.
DRESSING Ebony, Rosewood, Papier Mache
PORTFOLIOS. Leather Velvet and Papisr Maehs.
ACCoRDEoNs.. Best French, double Frame
MUSIC BOXES. Shell and Tin
BOUQUET HOLDERS. "A pretty assortment.
GOLD PENs-of all the most celebrated makers, prices
ranging from eighteen dollars. %
DOMlNOEs and DICE
CHESS MEN Chinese, English and German.
OPERA GLASSES. "A large assortment
ODEUR BOXES. From six bottles.
PAPETERIEs. OF Ebony, Rosewood Paper etc.
FANS. or Pearl, Ivory, Feather, Paper Silk etc.
PORTE MONNAIEs. ..of Shell, Pearl, Leather etc.
CANES. e. Mounted with Gold, Silver,
UMBRELLAS. IA superior article, made for
CORK JACKETS. Life Preservers.
PERFUMERY Of all kinds.
sUsPENDERs.
MONEY BELTS
HANDKERCHlEFs.
CRAVATs, STOCKS and sCARFs.
SHOULDER BRACES.
FINE SHIRTS.
We have complete assortment Of fine Linen and
Cotton SHIRTS. As We have made enabled
to guaranty it, These Shirts expressly for our custom
era and Of in the syen Of the best ma
teras and in the beat manner.
y42dp 70 CAMP sJse o % %is tSe CIV 8apk.
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r. 4 y. REILLY.

Corner Of Canal and Royal streets
III AVE STILL IN STORE few lots Of desirable srti-
- cies lor Summer, which they will offer lower
nan Their former prices IN order 70 make for thernew
at9cA They consist in part follows:
case Plain black JACONET;
case Fancy Style do 12%e.;
case New Style PRINTS, small patterns:
3kSbA MDaE MUSl.INS very rich patterns S71Eo.
:, 4 pieces Rich SILK AND WOODEN CURTAIN
DAMASks This article, being on consignment will be
hoi1 Io close az less than the first price in France
kS We have Just received per Steamship Falcon and
snip tennessee IL cases PRINTS of them small nat
VI SSnh4en with handsome assortment of Cur
IAN IsIn ana bIoghe MUSLlNS, for Mosquito Bas; Table
V}E 81 ~ paIn4e[1s Table Cloths Napkins Plain
In5a - DAmASk LINENS for Table Cloths : III IL
guaranteed all linen p e ~ p IPTII9i aIoie'
jyl9 lm2dp corner Of Canal and 81 -,
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A C. AINsWORTH, NO TER " DBLIC aaa., t =
"A, MISSIONER OF. DEEDS far egsft stats i8 ne
UnieH.. -. 0FE16E-N9. SO CAMP STREET, New Oflsans
~ Dep5sii0Hs taken Aecounts Pr66sted, Deeds anq
MORTGAGES Drawn sid On Documents and Instruments Of
Writing Prepared and Authenticated for Use and Record
n any part Of the UNITED STATES.
f Marine and other Protests particularly attended 70;
ard all cases Of General Average Partial Loss oorTeoY
stated and promptly arranged mh2o lyd&W
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NHw oRLRANs RaARKRTs.


COTrON--Thefs nothing dohs in Cotton o. Safus.
day, parties being disposed to await later oh Eu1Be
due By the Amerca- teegEapedspaeh rscei Fsd N the
afternoon announced the aval Of this steamer HaiaA
on the 9Th inst.
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WHAT MAKES MEH F4r-A Commercial nf,f-
osopher thus explains The why and ne ,-ks4ears
Of fatness in men: Have our readsrr, who ought
70 be all audsnts Of character, ever otserts8
how soon after elevation 70 COUNTY Judssaiip, o.
member Of Congress, their neighbor, WHO was b.
fore lean and care-gofn,- begins 10 aFow fat7 70
assume sickness Of look, and ac5afo7fabls port-
illness Of person Has it ever occurred b. Won ths
cause Of this pleasing change We can tell Won
il ARISES from an assured position 10 worldly cir
eumstances, and the good opinion Of men, and ne
fspose Of mind fheTefrOm rssudngs which always
aid health and DIGESTION and restore Or mPart color
to the faded cheek. Here is motive sufficient and
honest for every man to strive fairly and faifhfuY
to secure character and competency. There il no
physician in this world (ne1t TO good eonscIeneel
like a Neil-flled purse and You cannot tall %
notice that among the hearfiest and heas hiesg JOCK
ing Of our population are merchants Well-to-dO IN
their ahaiTa. Men VINO can pay a hundred cents
On the dollar any day theg are called on, are al
ways bright of eye and rosy IN the gills
CURlots Wm1..-Apong the Iegacies which the
corporation Of Trinity Episcopal Church. New
York, has long had in charge, Is one made many
years ago by John Lsahs. He leeyes 8l000, with
the following instructions.
g give and bequeafh pnto the Reetor and IN
habitaBts Of the city Of New York, in communion
Of The Protestant Episcopal Church, IL the State
Of New York, and their SUCCESSORS, ons thousand
pounds lawful money Of said State, 70 be by them
put out az lawful interest, and the annual income
Of bread, and distributed on every Sabbath day in
some part Of said church, after divine service in
the morning, 70 such poor 81 70 them shall appear
/ most deserving"
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NeW Orleans Cattle Make.

Reported for the Crescent LAFAYETTE. Aug 12P n.
We have been without arrivals To-day. Previous prices
preserved Reef dEst Glass 46c, second class 3<84s
p ID Hogs, 4i65e. - b.; Sheep. 1904 head; Cows
$50 go 2 head Com. 457s0c p bushsl; Oats. 60065o
Bran, 81 p ICE Hay, $50 ton.
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS:
..rr4, Ok g s7aOE.-LONeITUpE. 80 win Tina. 81.
Cleared Saturday:
ssamhp Galveston Zane Galveston HfHs ,,s. M9Ess
81; bark Thames, Beanie ~ Is VIyiesbS ~
Schr. Louisiana, Frederick. Cha, e' y. TleAl99aa
SchT. VisitsT, Wilson, Rio Gfaudes q a
5chT. Dora, Boghch, Pensacola, = AuiAl
Arrived Yesterday
mo arrivals from Yesterday
aTEAnhukTa
Oregon, Hem. from Mobile
p. Pennywit, Beatty, from LOnsVile-S bales cotton
LatOna, Hunt, from Vicksbnrg-l56 bales cotton
jeff Davis Powell. from fazOo GitF-35 bales COTTON
Courlaud. FindTsn, from Nako0 City.
Princess No B. Holmes. from NieksbuTg-6o bales cotton.
Memoranda
Steamer P Pennywit lsa Louisville The 5th inst Re
ports Eve feet water on Flint Isandar, and the river fall
ing fast
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Fine SHIRTS,

NlNN DHlhID.
AZ We have now in complete Of fine Linen
Cotton SHIRTS have seventeen sizes made we are
ahed guaranty These Shirts expressly
TONER'S and are Of course the styles best
materials, and in the best manner.
GUINNESS & Co,
iyl3-m2dp Dealers in Fancy Articles u Camp 1t.
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NEW ARRIYAL OF THE celebrated 4.
PATENT INCLINED PLANE SELFsOLOSlNG
- GATE HINGE,
Il AM NOW RECEIVING, direct from the Agent a
Il new lot of this CELEBRAT HINGE, surprising
anything Of the kind ever used inventeda sizes The
Work1g and utility Of the Hinge be amOde at
No. As Charities street. For sale by
VIM A. BFECHER
aull 81 Sign OF the Big Model Gate.
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Close of the Season.
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS

THOMAS BRADY, 81 oharlres Street.
WILL from this date commence selling off his entire
w stock of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
In order TO make for his fall supplies. Purchasers
want of Silks Shawls, Baragss, Printed Musns, Irish
Linens, article in the Dry Goods line, will consult
their own interest BY examining the Stock before making
their purchases as the Goods will be sold at BARGAIN
IL T. BRADY will on the lst November, remove TO
Store No. 20 CHARITIES STREET, opposite, where
he viii open and splendid stock Of Fall and Hlnter
DFV Goods. jY6H
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VNHE STEAMBOAT UNCLE SAM is now offered
Il for sale she is in complete running order ~ -
having ust been thoroughly repaired at the
docks in st. Louis, and stands NOD in the In
suTance Companies, there and in this city, large
cargo and light daught Persons wishing TO buy can
examine her as she lays at Algien.
For further particulars. apply to
anil I HWnE e. nCV EGRV poy1ras
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N B-PassenEsr By the Aabamq can pioSfls S
Tickets for the Pacific Mall steamer, 70 ieass ~s
the 1st SeptsubeF, on application % ~, - o.. a
PARADISE, LAWtfAs0A y SV' " S'sss' ~
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stone, and on what is termed the "Childs' ven,"
only re-opened some six weeks since /; they have
sunk some upwards of thirty feet, and are taking
out copper in sheets, weighing from 100 to 500 lbs.
making in every respect good show. The North
American, however, is the great attraction now
with the few Spectators III stocks amongst u.s. and
indeed il shows itself somewhat positive. So much
so that agents of other companies, as we'll as
miners and aborers, purchasing each few
shares. Every additional foot in sinking or drifting
appears to tell with richer and greater yield of cop
per; and few days since, in stopping at the l55
feet level, where the lode is much richer than at
the So feet level and where they are taking out
considerable barrel work, they shot down mass
weighing, by measurement, upwards of three tons
But TO cap the climax of good luck, in grading for
the locality of new Wine, last week. Judge
Bacon struck upon the continuation of the vein he
worked two years ago, known as vein No. l, about
81 feet east of the engine shaft 1855 feet above the
level where they are now taking out copper, and
about 20 feet below the slide cross course sepa-
rating the amigdarloide from the greensboro trap.
This vein exhibits itself, at the surface, in sheet
of copper from to two inches thick, running as
far graded six feet long, but neither end yet dis
covered, and standing out in the sand above the
rock, which has evidently decayed about the cop
per. This company have already taken out from
four to five hundred tons of good barrel and stamps
work, and are pushing ahead with all the force they
canwel put on.-Detroit Mich Free Press, -4pa4
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WAsHiNGTos, Aprli II. 1S40.
BY the third section Of the act Of the Sd March
entitled An act to provide Tor the settlement Of the
accounts Of public officers and others who may have
ceived moneys arising from military contributions
otherwise in Mcxicon Is enacted that where ques
tions arise in respect to the refundng Of duties col
lcced in Mexico the remission of penalties imposed,
the ground that the collection improper the
penalties wrcngfully enforced the same shall be
erred for the decision Of the Secretary Of the Treasury
who is hereby authorized and required to pay, under
the direction the President of the United States
Of the money in the treasury raised from contributions
such sums may be determined by him to have been
improperly levied imposed as contributions,
ments or penalties"
For the information Of claimants under this elton
Of the act notice is hereby given that this
will require that all claims shall be presented in wri-
ting setting forth the character and amount of the
contribution, assessment or penalty for which remis
sion return of duty is claimed; where, when, and
wherefore the contribution, assessment penalty
imposed, and to whom paid. The application to be
verified by the oath of the claimant corroborated by
the evidence Of disinterested credible wit
nesses to be accompanied by the certificate Of the
proper accounting officer that the contribution, duties
or penalties alleged to have been improperly wrong
fully levied or imposed have been duly accounted for
and paid the Treasury of the United States by
authorised disbursements or depostes
w. NJ MEREDITH, Secretary Of the Treasury.
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Movements for California,

The steamship Crescent City, Capt. Stoddard, will
leave to-day for Chagres Single copies Of this morn
ng's double Herald in wrappers be obtained at the
desk in time for her mails.
FROM NEW YORK.
The brig Azalia, Captain Parritt, cleared on the
10th inst. for Chagres, with the following passen-
gers:-
New York Mint Drop Mining Association--Dr. J.
p Webster, President DR.. j. A. Reed, Secretary; s.
Rowland, Treasurer; T. Sanburn, E. Brown. +. l..
Wheeler, w. H. Seaman, H. II. Perry, c. H. Cole,
Winchendon, Mass; +. w. Scovill, Walpole N H.; c.
Robertson, W. Giffn, Calais, Me-; c. S. Thorp II. s.
Burr, NJ Sweetser, j. Sinclair o. G. Fleming, s. S. Ed
SAIL l.. G. Jones' w. Pratt, s. AIKEN J. Ridenheart, A.
Henry, A. Martin w. w. Spaulding, w. Davis, Hal
lowell; f. Pickering. Total, 80.
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Political Intelligence.

candidate for Governor of Georgia
James II. Thomas is the democratic candidate and
Major w. H. Polk an independent candidate for Con-
gress, in the Maury district of Tennessee.
Charles Evans has been elected Mayor Of Pensacola,
Florida
Willis Green J. F. Buckner, and A. Dixon, are can
ddaes for Congress in the second district Of Kentucky
Aylett Buckncr and Littleton Beard candidates
for Congress in the fourth dstrct Joseph A. Lecompte
and Humphrey Marshall are candidates for Congress
in the eth district; c. s. Moorehead and - Trabue
candidates for Congress lin the Sth district W.
Hamilton John b. Houston, s. Williams, Gen Mar
shall and j. w. Rice, candidates for Congress In
the 9th district and r. II. Stanton is candidate for
Congress in the 18th district of the same State.
William l.. Harris is spoken of candidate for
ri Mississppi