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Il "A
No. held at Hail. No. 222 Tchupoulas street, Thursday
Evening last the following preamble and resolutions were introduced
by Bro. RUFUS L. BRUCE, and unanimously adopted;
Whereas In ds7esaOn OF an Advise Providence, has
Patriarch above, remove from among US o ue
loved fratcmal FRIEND JOHN r. WHEELER Past
Most Worthy Treasurer National Temple OF the United Staes
and a q ,ndD the State Of New York.
the Heath OF Bro VIII eer the order oil the Sous
OF bereavement, society at
has los an exemplary member. Therefore, be 1t =
their Banner and keaa 70 %
clothed for the OF thirty days. anu tat eih
beers Of the nvision badge the period
Tt consideration OF the high poon pro-
Order of the Sons OF Temperance hat s
Division Divisions in this city adopt similar
resolutions make the manifestations IN memory Oh he
deceased
officers published Daily Crescent and that copy
forwarded the family of the deceased, accompanied
" r.. a. WINE R. s. r W. VAN WICK, VIZ.
EV American Theatre.-Mr ROWE respectfully
will take place on TUESDAY EVENING 6, when will be
presented the beautiful Comedy OF the
lew WONDERED %
Mr. CHARLES MASON who has kindly volunteered his valuable
services IL for this night only his celebrated character
OF DON FELIX.
departure order aid the beneficiary this OCCASION being
POSITIVELY THE LAST OPPORTUNITY the public will have
OF Witnessing the pc Torrance of
Miss HERON.
Misss FANNY HERON!
" Miss KATHLEEN HERON.!!!
and LITTLE AGNES!!!!
Those Justly talented Juvenile Arstes =
Conc uding with, first time; the RarAts Of
. TOM AND JERRY. mis- 1tszs
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AMERICAN THEArRE.--Mrs RoUe's Benefit
This lady, who Is well known 10 our community,
takes benefit this evening If dramatic talent
allied to amiabihty of manners and exemplary be-
havior in private life constitutes merit and merit
meets with its proper encouragement Mrs. Rowe
may depend upon being cordially received by a
numerous audience. The bill selected is of an at
tractive nature. Sfs
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OF A company in New York city propose taking
steam dredging machine with them to California
They argue that there is gold the bottom of deep
water as well as shallow, and at several feet below
the surface Of the sand, as well as few inches
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nr We are obliged to the officers of the steamer
California for Mobile papers,

BoURNEs CATEoHIsM OF THE STEAM ENGINE.
We have received a copy of the above work from J.
b. Steel. 1t is neat duodecimo volume, and
from the hasty glance which We have had time to
give through its pages, we shonld think it one of
great value TO engineers and others using steam
machinery.
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For CALIFoRNIA.-The Norfolk Beacon of the
23d ult says that the splendid new bark John G.
Coey, well known in the New Orleans trade, as a
fast sailer and most safe and comfortable vessel,
would sail in the course of four or five days, from
Norfolk, on her voyage 10 San Francisco
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INDIAN WHIG.-George CONWAY, the celebrated
Chippewa Chief, better known by his Indian
name, kah-ge- gah- bowh, attended the Taylor
celebration at Faneu Hall, Boston, on the Odd
ult He has been a warm advocate of the election
of Gen. TAYLOR
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STICKNEY's CIRCUs.-A vast amount of eeues-
trlan and other entertainments are advertised for
this evening. Sig. German, Mr.. Lpman, and
whole host of extraneous talent will appear, be-
sides the very efficient stock company, including
the proprietor himself, who will ride new eques-
trian act called the sc Soldier on Parade
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Ono SENAToR-Salmon P. Chase, U. S. Sena-
tor elect from Ohio, is said by the N. Y Tribune to
be Liberty party mar, with Democratic leanings.
The Ohio State Journal calls Mr. Chase 's Loco
fOco Abolitiunist' - -
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Gs-A writer in the Montgomery Journal at La
fayelte Aa saws that SIG, 900 have been subscribed
in the way of bonus, for the Branch Railroad -
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or The Harbor of Bath, Me-. has remained
open during the late cola .,wsathsE sgd upon los
strength Of this the Tribune OF thatae insists tina.
Bath should BE- the eastern terminus OF the Mon
.tzsal Railroad, instead of Portland.
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r- The steamship Maria Burt, Capt. Breath
hence for Chagres, in going down the river on the
night of the LIST instant ran into the bank of the
river during heavy fog, and received such dam
ages as made if necessary for her TO return to this
city for repairs
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE.-The performances at
this Theatre tonight will be very attractive Mr.
Macready is to appear as Cardinal Wolsey in
Henry the Sth'' and in the 90 Jealous Husband -
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ORLEANS THEATRICAL this establishment to-
night will be performed new vaudeville, in one
act, entitled &c Les Anges Gardens and an opera
in two acts, called s. LIE Maitre de Chapee ~
concluding with new vaudeville in two acts
&c LIE Mari a la Vile
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EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS, ETC.-An extract
of "a letter in the Washington Union, from Lexing-
ton KY, says the impression at Frankfort was, that
there was to be an extra session, and adds:
g If this be So you may depend upon it, Mr.. Clay
has advised General Taylor to it, and wing meas
ures are to commence at once, and such Clay-whig
measures Crittenden has the sagacty to see are to
be attended with trouble, and from which he would
rather keep aloof. There is rumor in town that
Mr.. Clay is to have mission to France. | can
not learn how ii originated, nor can put much
confidence In ii.
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FURNITURE sTORE-s3 Camp str
NEW AND FASHIONABLE
DRY GOODS AND EHBROIDERIE,

DTtI "OODS HlFD R7EN.
HENRY, STO0DART s. Co No ST CANAL street
next door to the of St Charles street Tnpoyte,
81 FaRcg DrB Goods, Thredd LGces and EHubroderies
nave Just opened an entire SToCK OF SPRNG GooDs
which hey offer At wholesale retail for cash
NEW BAREGES for Spring
NEW PRINTED MJSLiNS
GINGHAMS. of French and Scotch ranufsctn,.
EMBe0lDEREO MUSLIN ROBES
LACE DRESSES, white and colored
EMBROIDERED co LARS CAPES etc
INFANTS ENID. ROBES WAISTS and CAPS
THkEAD LACES and EDGINGS
LINEN LAWNS DIAPERS and HrcK.srCys
DAMASkS and DIAPER TABbR-CLoTHs ali sizes
pSLlSS, JACONETS, NAMSOOkS and SWISS
BOBISET ia. in pink and " bite for Musquito Bars
o. One Price, and no Abatement mia a
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o. The Legislature of Ohio has passed an act
to confirm the chaner of the Covington and Gin
cinnati Bridge Company.
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o. A bill passed the House of Delegates of
Virginia. constituting juries of seven, instead of
twelve men,
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The STEAMER ANDREW Fulton SUNK.-The
officers Of the John q. Adams, which reached St.
Louis on the Goth ult., report having passed the
steamer Andrew Fulton, sunk to her main deck, at
Platin Rock, some thirty miles below that city.
From the indefinite particulars received, it appears
that about 9 O'Clock on the night of the 18th, the
steamer Fulton, under full head of steam, struck
a ledge of rocks at the place above mentioned with
such force as to stove in her bow As soon as cir
cumstances would permit, she was backed off and
run on bar on the opposite side of the river,
where, after five hours labor at the pumps, she
went down notwithstanding the increasing exer-
tons of her officers and crew in some seven feet
water. There was a large number of Irish emf
grants board, and, during the rush to reach the
boiler-deck, girl and man-both deck passen-
gers were lost overheard. Their names were not
ascertained. The Fulton was fine new boat,
and was owned by her commander, Capt. Fulton,
and others, and is said Y be partially insured in
Pittsburg. As soon as the news of her sinking
reached St. Louis, boat was despatched to her
assistance with he view of saving her cargo. A
large number Of passengers, with their baggage,
came up on the John Q. Adams.
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AGEN. TAYLOR AT WAsHINGToN-As we an
nounced by telegraph, some time since, Gen. Tay-
lor reached Washington at s o'clock on Friday
evening, the 23d, after long and tedious Journey.
The Washington Union, of Sunday morning, gives
the following account of his reception in the me-
tropolis:
g Long before the cars arrived last night a dense
crowd had gathered on the streets surrounding the
railroad depot, anxous awaiting the arrival of the
President elect. The avenue in front of the depot
presented scene never Witnessed before at that
hour in this metropolis.
s. About O'Clock. The locomotive whistle blaz-
ing bonfres, brilliant rockets and roaring artillery
mingled in splendid confusion with the darkness of
the night, and loud, enthusiastic hurrahs of the as
sembed multitude gave notice that the war-worn
chief had arrived. Gen. Taylor, attended by the
Marine Band, the committee of reception, and a
large concourse OF citizens reached Wizards Ho-
tel safe and sound. On arriving at Willards, the
crowd called for Old ZACH in shouts that made
the welkin ring. Gen. Taylor made his appear.
ance on the portco in front of the hotel, where he
was received in tones of welcome such as seldom
greet the ear of a guest in Washington.
Gen. Taylor, being announced by the Mayor
then made short address, in which he said that
were he ever well qualified. he could not make
anything like set speech. He alluded to the IA
hgues of his journey, and to the fact that he had
not recovered from an injury he had received
io" uays ds"' anu colcluueu ny thanking the clu-
zens of Washington for the cordial reception they
had given him. and expressed his sincere wishes
for their confined health and prosperity. The Pre-
sident elect then bade the crowd good night, and
retired amidst the most deafenng huzzas and.
hearty demonstrations of delight on the part of the
assembled citizens"
1t was announced that he would receive. his
friends on Saturday morning, at Wizards Hotel,
if sufficiently recovered, from the fatigue of his te-
dons journey; but, previous to the appointed time,
notice was posted postponing the reception.
The Washington Union of the 24th ult says:
We are sorry to hear that Gen. Taylor is some
what indsposed, and that he was cuppedth Thurs
day. But we hope that quiet and repose for day
or two will perfectly restore him to his usual
health -
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- The Following Articles of Clothing
FOR PERSONS BOUND To CALIFORNIA
May be obtained
A. MUNROE d 60 s. One Price Store
m No. "a Magazine street,
Where may be found all largest
of Clohtng and Gent IS Furnishing in NewOreaus-
Blankets and Blanket Coats
BO1teDdrds and JACKETS;
Htckory and Striped Calico SHIRTS
Red and Hhite FLANNEL Stirts
Red and Whste EsRnet DraWers
He0t, Merano and Cotton FLANNEL Shirts:
Draacers
Corderog and HedDy Cashmere Pants
HehUy WOOi and CIT Socks
INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
India Rub PatOt Sacs Cap PonchOs,
Provision Bags Water Bottes Long Wadng Boots Clothing
Bags, Blankets.
~ The above Rubber Goods from the celebrated manuctery
OF Horace Day. and
ONE PRICE FOR GOODS and NO DEpI1TI0Ni
ALFRED MUNROE & co.
mh6 2dp No. "a .Hagazine st.
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G5- The Springfield Republican mentions an
elopement from New Haven, Connecticut The
gentleman is said be an artist, and the lady one
OF the upper ten thousand handsome, accom-
plished and romantic
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A NICE CRoP.-Three hundred thousand tons
is the estimated ice cron Of Massachusetts for the
uresen season.
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nT Mr.. Soule, our Senator, has arrived in
Washington.
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ns- The steamship SOutherner, Capt. Berry, ar
rived at Charleston on the 9th ult
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P. & E. REILLY.-IN LIQUIDATION.
Corner of Royal and Canal Streets
HAVE just received direct Dublin
LINENS comprised of 1874 Drogheda Seeengs
Super Damask Border Sheets pairs three Yards SQUARE
Huckabucs and Towemgs Super Double Satin Table
Cloths patterns, to yards long, Napkins 10
match Grass Bleached Linens but entirely dressing
Soft Patent Liners and Lawns articles Child
ren's Patent finish Printed
brcs designs printed the ceebrae establishments Balls
Bridge Dublin the Linens
the Lawns and Linen Camhrlcs Ia Ladies.
Also direct from Noting hum and 900 yarls Plain and EN-
broiiered l2-4 Bobiuet, Mosquito Bars
s he undersigned would call particular all
above Goods they OF the fabrics
invoice prices with and charges
P. d. E. REILLY in Liquidation
mho ZIP I'm Corner OF Royal ard Canal SITS.
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OF We are under obligations 10 the officers of
the steamers Missouri, Illinois and Magnolia, for
late papers.
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B,urks.
Point.
Lafayette.

Ship ltzstein& Wicker 3
ship. =. Nerithsw :.
Sarah Bridges. -.
Bark. Mary Smith
BrIg. .........LoWder
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Second M,p,ifY.
Ships.

1.-THE Ms. commence
above the Slesmbodtl
Landing No. | being
. Flatboat Landmg.l,
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8. Of T.. Meetings This Evening.


s. of t.. Meetings This Evening.
ORLEANS TEMPLE OF HONOR No. 3 at Crystal Fount Hail.
Iehooplouas street; a =. /. hali-past !:
Emisrsnt Soc 'etymWe the undersigned, DESTROYS
agree Society purpose the rsma govern
%$S Re @: SsaP
d@ad ossh 1'' 's Sc vi iIsa sA gas.
Fos Rgs' AsS + SCI :1::y:
e. t:'7 c'Sd %a E1S s::.'1''" 1 RI;
Steamboat Departures This Day.. -
wsEE 1DyERrlsknkNrs ON Third PAGE
M Mo- e.; .H Nc BIZ, ss.!Ga.siP;M::
isSs W Fia6sfaG irvine NJ
z sss a PAN Ssi;o bs q + n!
oaae Sas siF'sS&i'' M
Mail qRss a1a I'd ss5 pieS E and and
HYDE & oGLEsBy, "a Poydras st.
Passengers will please be on board at the hour: mh6
IT The s steamship cams ~ A. Ogden Weekly Pocket
Steamship 4 eGbES au"g ao S@ aaiSs
egh in The New BASIN foot of Julia and leaves
nh5 f' ' HYDE i's t oGIEsssY, 10 roydrs st.
tv~ ouachita Packet Medora, Capt Rhodes. This
Tusy at oe1ef M c sGSS NV Pa
A's#a E'"o9 sna s'.' = s s s,s
TT Louisville Capt sse.psss: !
This
DAY. Tuesday, O'clock P. NJ VILE
Evansville, Smhland Pa uca the
nlh6 I. B. SMITH, aea7sna -
tY Red RiveE-SPa Creo1e.-Ths new. light
A NJ for Maden Lake Bseag Bsye Psrs and
Alexandria, from the Of Bienyle
H PASSENGER steamer Belle ofssele,,
DAY. Tnssay he 5s az oess p ca
b Sehph' rom She 0' q oh s. Is se s,,Ir az
70. Red River Packet Roekayvay--This 6ne EeAt.l
eiraught will positively leave THIS DAY, Tuesday,
a o'clock P. M for Shreveport, Grand Ecoe and Axsnia
from the of Bierfvile street. - f,sI
: mh6 = T. B. SMITH, 90 Magazine st.
~ The ship York Capt. Vandyck from PHILADELPHIA
will Commence dlschargng To- Morning Consigres
requested the bond and attend
GODS the Levee otherwise they will stored ut their
and risk. mh6 C. J. MEEKER, &c Poydras st.
~ The Consignees per brig Clarion, fIom Charleston
Of TWO NEGRO BOYS, Pete SAM, please make
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THoRN's COMPOUND EXTRACT OF on
PAIVA AND SAPSapAR1rr

PAIVA AND SARSAPARILLA
HE most Intabe remedy discovered for that rs o s
eases generally, which The copaiva and saTsapaa
nave been found servceabe The eDoron AZ IT'S
neeme has obtained Tor the Inst years. certain criterion
It's immense utility IL hes the
par Europe 1t has been examined, Of
by the Faculty Of Medicine recommended by The most eminent
Of the profession. = NV '"'"- 'i""'
One recommendation this preparation enjoys others
neat, portable fOm-pu which
taken, being bon and peasan- tastelsss M
restriction in Diet Confinement daily business Travellers
especially would md this medicine highly useful and nuoh never 10
Dc WIN preparation possessing advantages which
ue present Accom- panyng is Ismp
explanatory % the different stages disease bou anys.
chs5se u and ample directions. no mercury
~ ,repTel by ) r. Thorn Chems, London and
sCkLEs co. Druggists, 40 and 81 Iarazlne srree
Wv cISahs. mar53
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STOP He RE!
Dr Leroy's Anti-VenereaI Specific & Purifying Pills

- 3 T o ? q e e
DR. Leroy's Anti-VenereaI Specific & Purifying Pills
E'HE successful cures that have teen effected bv
L these French specifics" during a prac- ~
ice OF NINE YEARS IN Ibis city, upon peroDs 49,
VINO were pronounced INCU RABLK by physi- EgAf--A
clans OF high Tepate, is the best recommends. s4N
non mat can b. given of their prom I and NJ
uscloed cree. They are mos, cessiuy I9aIEETS
p seflOed IN eases OF Chronic Rheumatism EssUysMsp
IopPef-co ored B,niches the Skin Mercu- ESErFic
nal Complaints, Ulcers on The Bsdy and in EaffTeplS
the Throat VeneIeal Itching on the Gyhe,t II
and IN the Head, scofnla and ali those nve, q -
crate diseases OF the blood which require now
erin depuraves these to eradicate eactuav and
Where preparations of Sarsapaa although in some nsan
ces g0o1 IN these obstinate ceses are entirely ner THEY
CONTAlN NO MERCURY. A pamphlet with fail de-
scnpon containing also Treatise m Structure can Il.
1 hsd 81 GRATIS. at the SOUTHERN MEDICAL OFFICE
70 CAEoSDELET STREET. between Canal and Common
Streets Sole Agency in the United States mhS II
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TT George Washington Lodge No. L.
meeting OF this Lodge will be held THIS EVENING
in the Masonic Hail. Baronpe and Perdo ~ ~
by order X
mh6 SAML. G. RISK Secretary wv
TT Louisiana Grand Lodge of A. Y.Ma.
sons.A Special Meeting OF his body viii be held THIS "a
EVENING in the Hail. corner of Bsronne and Perdido
Streets O'clock u *
will ne punctual BY order Of wv
mh6 JOHN GEDGE NJ. w. G, Master
~ VanZandt & Co., Druggists and .4pothecaries,
NC. IL st. Charles st. b2l 2dp
Lessons in the French Language. Mr.. EU-
GENE ESDRA has the honor of imng Pupils and the public
in general, that he has his FRENCH CLASSES Oce
70 Duncan's Buildings Exchange Place fyS I'm
Fashionable Clothing-Just Received
BY SHIPS MEMPHIS, ATLANTIC HERO,
MAID OF ORLEANS md CREOLE
A LFRED MUNROE g. Co. No. "a Magazine Street have
celved large and choice assortment OF FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING, for Spring to which they would
attention OF purchasers.
Super Light Qualify CLOTH SACS.
Cashmarete and Light Tweed do.
Super Drap d Ete Sacs. Dress Goats and Frocks
Drap d. Etc and Drap de lure Pantaloons
Single Milled Black Doe Skin do.
Super White and Colored Marse les Vests
Choice $ yles of COored Linen Vests
Fancy Silk aud Satin Vests.
Best Quality Cotonade Pants.
tBA choice OF LINEN GOODS
ALFRED MUNROE Il CO,
mho 2dp No. "a Magazine Street.
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OFFICE WANTED

OFFICE WANTED
Office is wanted Con the Lower Floor would he pre
addressed to A b. upon this subject will receive
n,bs q,
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TO LET-A BAkGAIN.
I'VE Upper Apartments of the Three-story HOUSE. No
81. situated on Old Levee, of Jefferson st. -
For further informa ion apply to JOHN FROST E.7
mlio 81 In said Building E:A
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List of Vessels in Port.
Third M'pality.

1.-THE Nos. commence
al the Railroad and
run down, No. | being
the Ferry Whart.]
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:, - = VENTED
A ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT is wanted
"A for the HOUSE OF REFUGE for Juvenile Delin-
qnents OF Municipality No. Two. Written TESTIMONIALS
as 10 chaacer and quafi atoms will be required Appi
Gallons will be Iece we'd until WEDN ESDAY the 1h last
J. MAYBlN, As Cusomhouse ST.
JAMES SATTT % Carondeet St.
EDW MACPHERSON Camp st.
s-e Exec. Committee House OF Refuge.
kg rlcaynne pieaze cory. mh2 St
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TT VanZandt & Co., Druggists and .4pothecari
No. II 81. Charles fol
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u o. +
meeting OF this Lodge will be held THIS EVENING, ~
in the Masonic Hail. Pedido Streets ~
by order n 4
mh6 SAML. G. RISK, Secretary. ~
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eT- New Pupils Received Daily at DOLBEAR'S
WRITING ACADEhY No. % Chartfes street,
from Ito IL A. M. and tr'S=R. M: Bookkeeping
Class lily class meets at my sssssncs corner ~.
day and Friday, 2, aud Tues
anu Saturday from r NJ All ~upi Instructed until
finished and rapid style is established.
inh3 81 RUIZ nE LBEAR.
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~ The ship York, Capt: Vandyck, from Philadelphia J
requested average bond receipt their
foods the Levee otherwise they will be stored ut their expense
and mh6 c. J. MEEKER, 66 Poydras st.
The Consgnees per brig Clarion, from Charleston.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-10-25

THE PSYCHOLOGICAL SOCIETY last evening Mt the resi-
dence Of the Hon. George Folsom An Interesting paper
was read by M John X. Bartlett, from the Hon. Z c;
Squier. our charge d'affares Guatemala Mr. Sauie,
has already commenced his antiquarian researches and
forwarded several cartons relics Washington lie gives
an account Of the discovery OF city, buried
beneath the forest aboat hundred and hty miles from
Leon which far sufpasses the architectural wonders OF
r"enque. There evidently hidden cities upon the
western continent FAR exceeding in and the grandeur
Of their monuments the revelations OF ierculaneu and
Pompei We anticipate the astounding discoverie.
rom the chronological enthusiasm Of Mr. Sauer The In.
dams everywhere receive him with the MN oct
and their chiefs regard him heaven sent minister m
protect them from their Spanish oppres sors They ae LAD
render him every possible assistance in nj,
on the condition thar he will bring spanard into ,hs
villages, communicate to the priests the secrets ,bv
disclose. ~
Mt. Bartlett also read curious letter addressed m m.
President Of the United States from the last the Peru
Wan lncas. accompanied by letter from Samuel @ Ar
mold Of Providence Mr Arnold. who recently return
ed from South America, with the venerable Inca who
70 nney years Of ago He gives very graphic account Of
his appearance. and relates the affecting story of the wrongs
OIL royal race He found the prnccly old priest sitting
IN the shadow oil the Temple OF the Sun, engaged In read
log Iassoa scene for painter and theme for novelist
We shall endeavor TO obtain Mr. Arnolds description OF
the interview Tor pubIicaton.--N. Y. Mirror, Oct. rs