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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-31

PIcKPoCKETs.-A Lancaster paper gives an ao-
count of the operations of the pckpockets who fol-
low the crowds that greet sold Zach stating that
about $4,000 were distracted from persons who had
assembled in that city; and the Bedford Gazette
states that about $1,000 were stolen from citizens
Of that place on the day Of his reception there.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-31

FTy- Notioe.-Messrl. SHELDON 81 FELTON, Con-
,eu Of hi boxes barrels and casks Merchandise store
Tey ner bak MERLlN from New York. I'd January si9 are
requested to cali pay charges the they viii be
,Sirtr ',avs from latei SAMUEL TOBY g. NEPHEW,
suS I'm, Agents OF ark.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-31

A HINT TO CLERKs-Dr. Bacon, of the Day
Book, makes this calculation: i" If clerk will
commence on a salary of 5000 year at the age Of
twenty-one, with merchant having capital Of
$4,000, and save out of his salary 5000 year. and
lend il TO his employer at seven per cent. on his
note atsiX months, add the interest to the principal
when the note is paid, and lend it again, and so
receiving his interest, emi-annually, reinvest it,
he will, at the age of forty, have possessed himself
Of all his employers capital, and large share Of
his profits"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-31

OF The Confidence Mans bail, at New York,
Edward T. Smith, was arrested the other day near
Hoboken, He was taken over to New York and
committed on charge of perjury, in having sworn
he was worth $4,000, &c. Some disclosures are
threatened relative to the inducements held out to
him to become bail by parties in and out of office.
THE AFRICAN SQUADRoN.-Com. Gregory has
been appointed to the command of this squadron.
The Commodore will, it is said sail for his destina-
ton in about two weeks, and raise his broad pen
nant on board of the flag ship Portsmouth, on his
arrival out, relieving CON- Cooper, who is lying ill
at Madeira. The squadron consists of ships Ports
mouth, John Adams, and Yorktown, and the briggs
Bainbridgs and Porpose
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-31

IMPROVEMENT IN CANADIAN ,FINANCEs.-It is
stated by the Montreal Herald that the increase of
customs revenue on the last quarter, as compared
with the corresponding quarter last year, was about
$4,000. Itwas said some time ago that the in.
crease on the half year would probably be nearly
E3S,OOO. The returns for the quarter show this TO
be correct. The difference between the quarter
and the half year arises from the falling off of about
f70O0 in the spring quarter The receipts on the
canals have been much greater this year than last
The increase on the Welland is about fifty per cent
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steamboat Departures Tnis Day.
wsEE z6TERT7sESETTs ON TT7RD PAGE.


II y
CHARGING cargo the Market First Municipality.
az theV will Be stored a their Kpenss and risk.
su8 j w ANDREWS g. CO. 81 Common st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-31

FREE PASSAGE OF THE BRIG EUREKA THROUGH
THE ST. LAwRENCE.-Permission has been OBJ
tanned from the British Government at London for
the brig Eureka, of Cleveland, to pass down the
ST. Lawrence on voyage to California, and she
is advertised to sail for San Francisco on about
the Goth September next. gentleman at Cleve-
land interested in the enterprise writes, under date
of August 9th, to a commercial house in Oswego,
that he has "the documents from London, Eng
land, dated May 9, l949, granting the Eureka leave
to pass out through the st. Lawrence to the Allan
tic-and she is here now fitting out, and will pass
down through your lake about the LIST of October"
The price fixed for passage in the cabin is 5000.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-31

REDUCTION OF FARE.-The steamship Falcon,
which was to leave New York city for Havana,
New Orleans and Chagres on the 9th instant, has
reduced her fare 30 per cent from what it has here
tofore been. To Chagres, after state-rooms, 500 ;
forward do, $50; lower cabin, $50. She will ar
rive out in time to meet the Pacific steamer of Oc-
tober LIST. ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-31

~ Fire Department The Officers and Members Of
the Fire Department respectfully invited funeral
MATTHEW WELSH late momber OF James Gucx Fire Co No
H. his late residence Of Circus and Streets Al
10 O'Clock THIS MORNING, Friday 3ls inst.
auyl JOHN r. PEGG Secretary.
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PEACE REsToRED.-The Philadelphia papers of
the 2lst inst say that the vicinity of the recent
riots was on Monday as free from disturbance as
any other section of the city. During the evening"
a strong force, composed of the city police, were
stationed along the southern boundary, but up to
late hour nothing had occurred to renew the ap-
prehensions of the residents in that quarter. The
military assembled at the amories of the several
companies Monday evening, and held themselves
in readiness 10 act in concert with the Sheriff
This was in obedience to the requsition of Sheriff
Lelar, made upon Gen. Patterson the previous day.
An examination of the rioters, who were arrested,
was held, and resulted in the holding to bail or
commal of thirty-eight parties to answer at court
THE NASHVILLE AND Chattanooga RAIL
RoAD.-A late Philadelphia Ledger says; Among
the subscriptions to this work. (the Nashville and
Chattanooga railroad,) is one of half million by
the city of Nashville, and we now learn that the
President and one Of the directors of the company,
acting as commissioners, few days snce' nego-
tiated in New York $500 900 of the Nashville SIX
per cent. bonds taken for the SUBSCRIPTION The
rate understood to be SSs per cent, the bonds be.
ing coupons of $1,000 each, interest payable April
aud October, at the Phenix Bank, New York.
The successful bidders are reported to be Messrs.
Corcoran of Washington, E. Riggs, Camman d
WhiIehouse, and Ward d Co., Of New York, and
Charnley g. Whelen, Of this city. The bonds
were yesterday placed on the books Of the Philadel
Phis stock board"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-31

q Society Of inquiry on Missions -.NOtice-The
Month Meeting Of society Missions
held in the Second Preshytenan Church Rs Mr. ssntons
SUNDAY EVENING Sept 2 At halipast O'Clock. The
Address will delivered by the President and the
Beade viii report upon Missionary Opeaii Western Asia
Guiding the Turkish EMPIRE Arabia Persia.
rspes fully invited attend. BY order Of the Executive
aust 2t R. g. LATTING Secretary.
IT, Native American Fire Co. No. 16-At the
Meeting Native American FIVE 49, held on the
evening Of Aug 49, 1919, following members
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sAnnIERY ANp INDIA RuRRER GOOD.

s ai I sueSg q fSB 5i2lY RGFB
sons going 10 California Also, A11S
SADDLES, HARNESS, TRUNKS and every article in
the line Also fine assortment OF English Saddles, Br
dies Bits, StiTTups, etc. ]. A. HORTON e. co,
Ru3O 81 II Canal ST. and So Common st.
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SWEET CHOCOLATE.
lSU I avs w W, /. GUSHING, 90 GEayisr st,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-23

Considering the >hUrtncss of the session
the Legislature has got over large amount,
indeed have accomplished mole business
than IN the long sessions Of former times.
RAIL ROAD BILL, allowing the Tar
Payers OF county, city, or town TO vote a
tax Of three per cent. 10 be laid in yearly
'evles OF one per cent for three years, To he
applied To the construction Of the Galena
aud Chicago Railroad, has been passed.
This will DO much towards the completion
of this great hue OF railroad, " hich has been
commenced and is IN active progress.
With regard to PLANK ROADS, bill, char.
terius the "South- Western" (Doty'>l the
"NESTERH' (due west aud the .'Suul II
WRsrrRH' plank ROAD Companies, have be.
come laws.
As regards tie two last mentioned, we
are informed that no names are inserted IN
the bills, sothat any number of persons " no
associate together, and take the necessary
amount Of stock first, we suppose will con-
Stltute these companies.
IuwNSHP ORGANIzATIoS.-Ab bill rrovi-
ding for ownShip organizations, on SIMILAR
scale TO the plan established in New York
but reducing the number OF officers, has be-
come a law.
OFFICERS FEES. These have been redu-
ccd considerably. For recording the fees
have been lJcts for every hundred words
land 23ctS for certificate. Under the new
aw the fees are Sets, for every hundred
words, aud no fees for certificate. Court
ices are reduced about so per cent. Mar
rage license fees are reduced from IL ,2j 10
% cts which is so much saved for baby
irocks aud Jumpers.
The Recorder aud County Clerks Offices
are merged in one-,he latter Official trans
acting the business that was formerly the
work Of two persons. Although the fees
are reduced, in the larger counties this
merging Of the Offices will render the Office
OF county clerk one Of considerable emoiu-
mcnt.
4 bill has passed for an Insurance Com
panyin Chicago, embracing Savings Bank
clause. (Wondcr II it will no, issue shin.
. plastcts3
Observation-Disclosures Charterofthe "FiRr
AND MARINE Insurance COMPAsY Ct Chi.
cago has been passed.
A bull has been passed char,eriug the
"CHicAGoG GAS. LIGHT aud CoKE CoMrASY.r
a hill has been passed creating q new IN
dical Circui, Ihe NM composed Of the old
Nlh'h Crcul', excepting Cook aud Lake
counties, which two counties under ihsnew
law constitute the Ninth Circuit (Iudse
Dickey's.) Anew judge aud other officers
will consequently need to be elected in the
llth,excep'ng pcrhnpsthc Prosecuting At.
lcrney-the prese,h one (Mr. Plato we be.
leve being returned Tor the llth, in which
he lives. \ Prosecuting Attorney will also
have'o be elected in the 9th Circuit, or Cook
and Lake.
STATE SUPERINTENDENT or CoMuos
ScnOoLs.-A bill providing for the appoint
men'ofa Superintendent OF common schools
by the Governor, with a salary Of $1,000 per
annun wi,bno travelling expenses, has been
passed.
The school law has been amended, bu,
We have not been furnished with the par,e
ulari. Chicago Democrats
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-23

At meeting of MolIcna Lodge. No. 81
]. ., q. f., at their hall on Monday eve.
ming, Feb 10, 1919, committee consisting
OF Brothers Cavanor, Chumasero, Klduit
Hawthorn, and Coates, were appointed 10y
the n. &. to draft resolutions expressive d
the feelings the Lodge on the occasion o.
the death Of our late lamented brother Gle
ment W. Winston. Whereupon the forth
coming preamble and resolutions were Of
iercd by the committee and adopted.
Whereas, Mokcna Lodge, No. 81, |. o.
o. i. has 10y dispensa,ion Of divine prov
idence been deprived Of member and ",
Of brother, therefore,
ReSoIred, That we the members OF Mo-
kena Lodge, tender our sympathes 10 the
" widow of our late brother Clement w. Win
ston and mourn with her in her sad bercave,
mcnt.
Resolred, That the thanks Of this Lodge
be rendered to our brothers Of Ottawa Lodge
No. II, for their prompt attendance and fra
ternal participation III the funeral ceremo.
MES ut the intcrmcnt Of our late brother on
Sunday the 18th instant.
Rcsohcd, That the thanks of this Lodge
be rendered to our Rev. Brother Charles V.
Kelly for his attendance at the funeral, aud
for the very able and eloquent discourse de-
livcrcd by him on the occasion.
ReSolred, That n copy fthe above rcso'
mtiOns be forwarded 10 the widow OF on
late brother c. W. Winston, and also, to the
Secretary of Ottawa Lodge, No. Al. aud II
our Rev. G V. Kelly, and that the same be
published in the Peru Telegraph and the
Ottawa papers.
+, WINSLOW, Secretary.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-23

-, Rail RoADro CALIroRSIA.-Th project
8, OF a.rail road from the Mississippito the Pa.
cihc receives a new aud powerful impulse
from the California gold fever. BY the pro.
ceedings Of congress we notice tina, Col.
Benton has introduced bill into the senate
oconstruet the road a, once from ST. Lou
Z Il, westward. lie says the route through
from point below ST, Louis due west to the
bay Of San Francisco would be the shor,es,
g aud cheapest that could he selected. The
iron for its construction is already being roll
ed into bars at Pilot Knob, in the Iron
Mountains Of South Missouri, which, with
ths adjacent immense coul beds of Illinois,
seem 10 have been specially formed to faci.
htato this stdpendous undertaking.
There appears to be considerable rivalry
At Washington between this route and the
Panama rail road. The adoption of one
it.appears would be regarded as fatal TO the
other, Col Benton, awkwardly enough,
6pJs bjw,c)f the prcposer and defender Of
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-23

Death from slight Cold.-By ne,lectipr
'Ao>e sanitary precautions which common
sense dictates, many, very many, fan vic
TINS to their imprUdeucc. We hay. seen
the young bride, blooming, as itwer, n> ,Ln
6'rd OF paradise, the fair flower of hone. tho
PRIDE oi her father, and the Joy of her moth.
er,-her cheek flushed with authorizations
ana her eye beamlng with the soft cNpre>S.
ION oi lare-the gay dreams ct life dancing
on her fancy with the rich and varicgot,J
tntS of the rainbow's promise. We have
seen all tins chaneed-ayc, the veddipc
garment fur shroud, and the bridal chou'
Der tor the ScpulChre ofthc dead: an This
nom negiectinG common cold. Now he.
fore 1t is too late, use DR.. Ro0crS' Lirsr,coyt
and Tar, which gives immediate relief n
thousands at our most intelligent families
now admit ct lis most Extraordinary cures
cures, too, Of such remarkable character. ms
to already cause the ShackleS Of prejudice
10 break asuuder, with scores OF our fellow
citizens. Sold by G.. l.. TmoMPSoN, Otta.
wa, :. q. SMITH, Peru, and J. G.. Suiru,
Newark.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-23

A recent copy ofthe German Wiener lei.
ung,,h official gazette Of Vienna, contains
well written sketch o! James Buchanan,
aud speaking in terms Of high comm, nda
ton OF his dispatches MS secretary Of state.
Most Of his writings have been translated
into German-as was the whole Of his cele-
brated argument on the Oregon tille-and
all, the Zeitnng declares, have been warm.
ly admired for their lucid perspicuiy, their
chaste and temperate simplicity, and their
euiirs freedom from useless aud o,,en,atious
ornament.
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coffee.

4 rnrrrsronl,,,t ,,I.L,., ,,,,-;,;.-,, -
rarL ,nth,, mo- nf cn,rsn -. '''D' ~
Universal ms. RMS or,icl. ,I,r,,'..t-. :. rv
m,II ,e,I, '',''' ,'''
short NOTICE nj Is rro,rrtirs ,n,crn,,in, 7,
is ono tho y.r,, ,,.,y ar,ic,ss 81 ,,,,,.'-
ti,n which cannot he rrn,,n in ,r, ",,, =,
the NT>>i>,ippi ' allry, " ' f''' VI
lt.wa> the noip,on Of celebrated Nae.
tor Uoorrr that r,lT.c 81, he t,r ,I,a ,,,n.,
>,lu,,ry ofail InpiI, Jr,nll ,,,mc,l ,;n ,', :.
becan>. ,,a, o1,.r hs,,,y ,a,i,', If
relieves ,he sense Of nrrreI, sian ,,I-i.,, ;s,,,
In he cxnericrce5 ana :, .r,IIn. ,I,, .,r
mach IN di,a.t, bo,,,v ,nroI ,,;,h ,,,,,.
more Gas, Than + cnril 10 ,.,,I,an, H.,
,uyir,r,,i,,,, >,i,pnl,< fthi,o,r,si,n
CnC.s /. hv ,,,,,,. ,,cr,,,u, .,;I ,,l,..,,,.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-23

oNDERTUt, IL TRUE,-Mr. Henry NJ,
Paine, # Worcester, Massachusetts,, inform,
the Scientific American tina, he has dis.
covered a Uiau Of generating light, by ''me.
chanjcal action from water and lime Mr.
Paine says:
IL have continued The experiments at in.
tervaIS and ain now enabled IT, announce
a successful result. have produced light
equal III intensity to that OF four Thousand
gas burners of the largest bats wing pat
tern, with an apparatus occupying touI
square feet of room, at a cost Of one mill pei
buur, the current Of electricity being cvov-
ed by the action Of machinery being wound
up with common lock key, aud the only
materials consumed are water aud lime.
II am now engaged in making an appa-
ratus for public exhibition, which will he
completed this winter, and all its parts sub.
mi,ted to public inspection, except the into
rior Of the generator. This apparatus |
shall exhibit one year, at the termination Of
which vii! make public the mechanism Of
the generator"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-23
The Proiocoi---Impea &C hmen, Of the Preside II,

The ProiocoI---Impea &C hmen, Of tn. President.
The last wing mares nest has been dis
covered at Washington by Mr.. Stephens Of
Georgia, and il is located in the protocol to
the treaty Of Hidalgo Guadalupe. A string
Of resolutions as long as an arm has been
. presented in the house by this gentleman.
threatening impeachment and all sorts of
terrible things against President Polk if he
don't forthwith" explain to the house aud
reconcile All apparent Inconsistency which
the aforesaid astonishingly shrcwd Mr.. Ste
llphens, Of Georgia, has discovered between
!. the protocol relating to and the terms OF
the late treaty with Mexico. The cores.
D poRdent ofthe Philadelphia Ledger thus re.
marks On this astounding discovery:
The astonishing revelations. in the shape
ofthe protocol, when thoroughly examined
viii be found TO contain nothing that does
not follow from fair and imparialexpan
, Of the meaning Of the treaty of Guadalupe
Hidalgo, as understood by our government.
The Mexicangovernmen could not be sup
posed to be acquainted with our interpreta.
ion ofihe Jaw, and Messrs Cliiord's and Sc.
vier's explanations, therefore, were not on
" to the purpose, but quite Indispensable.
They contain amplifications, not conditions
separate and distinct, much less opposed to
thetfeaty. That the Mexicans should have
made the most of,hem, in the shape of a
protocol attached to the publication Of the
treaty, Is natural enough; weak and de-
feated party will avail itself Of any little di.
plomaft Formally of that sort to exhibit to
the world that il has not been entirely van
punished. We can afford to be generous 10
Mexico, and to allow her trifling advan.
tage Of The pen, in view ofthc fact that she
has always yielded to our steel.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-23
both. we fear this rivalry will be fatal 10
both projects for the present.

Az ILLINOIS BANK.-It is asserted by the
Chicago Democrat that the amendments
made al the recent sitting ofthe Legislature
TO The charter Of the Chicago Marine lnsu-
rance Company, confer banking powers.
The concern has been chartered number
of years, but never went into operation, be-
cause merely Insurance business would
never pay To keep NJ an organization; aud
besides uobody would insure ia a concern
that was sure to come up a Swiualr the mo-
lneut i, sustained a heavy loss. 1t Tried to
organize few years ago by issuing bills
something on the plan of Geo. Smith, bat ha-
had not even the shadow oi law To Justify it>
issuing rags, that scheme failed. lihaS now
smugCed through the legislature some such
''check' privil Se a> Geo. Smith claims Is
contained IN his charter, and We viii have
another flood Of paper from Chicago, that
those who issue It will redeem for While
a, one or two per cent, and after While, If
ii prove, a losing business, not At all De
liver uS from al! Illinois banks and bankers.
We viii sooner take The rags of the rcmot-
es, down cas-; bank this side Of Japan.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-23

CHICAGO; It's High Hays and By. Ways
By Harry DARING. Keen 4 Brother,
Chicago.
This is book of III pages, got up TO un-
veil the mysteries of the Illinois Commercial
Emporium. 1t shows clearly enough tina;
sin abounds full as plehtiiully in Chicago as
IN almost any other city and the lash is laid
upon the backs Of some Of the sinners with
such villas to show the author no, to have
chosen an inappropriate nom de plume. 1t
abounds in wit, drolleres, salcasms, and
scenes that make the readers each paltcu.
lar hair stand Oh end, LISA book that " i'll
kill an occasional hourvcry agreeably. Sold
by the Keens, lGl, Like srcet.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-23

The "FrvrR. AN uuharpy individual
who has the California fever very bad, and
can't Iaise the requisite lucre TO pay ior a
passage, was seen at an early hour yester.
day morning leaning aGainstthe railing near
the lerrapin Lunch, aud heard repeating
the following words:
II only was an elephant.
FdpacS my trunk and travel;
And away IN California
Id soon be scratching gravel.
saying which, lie proceeded down into the
Lunch and took a '.moluiug slcry."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-23

The Ohio Statesman relates the following
Of WINcnrLL, the celebrated commediau
aud ventriloquist:
"When boy, hi, father was artsr him 10
chaSllSe hun for some Of his little errors,
whe turning corner and appearing IN a.
mother street, but had so transformed his ap.
pearanceby atwi,t oihat aud other portions
OF his dress, and changing his walk, that his
father inquired him if he had seen his son
not su>pectinc that 1t was his own boy. lie
can beattha now ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-23

Equality ia Cdlifornid.- Here the negro
IS as much respected rs his master, and I
have known some few instances of n Slave
lthere are some few here among the OIL
cers) and his master visiting the same
family, and while the master was maxim,
love to one sister, Ned was amusing hun,lf
with another aud prettier sister in a differ.
ent part at the house, aud do not believe n
negro would be reiusd if he should ask n
ciH ia marriage, provided he was well he.
navel therefore say, my friend. that this
territory can never be the home of the
slave Cot Ncrcnsoa'S LciifrS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-23

An oyster has been considered, all the
susceptible Of all shell.ii>h; one whose life
is divided between gaping and snoozing, the
most lcthargic, ase.hardencd, mpcnc'rable
being Of the whole bivavulan tcs,aceous
tribe. The following notice from a phila.
delphia paper seems TO prove, that the oys-
tiers have been grossly slandercd
Married, a, Oyster Day, Long Island, on
the ith February, Mr.. George Oyster jr.,
of New Jersey, TO Margaret, daughter Of
Abraham Crabh, Of that town.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-23

Extraordinary irrirai al ~. Louis! "Ar
the moment Of locking up our forms. say,
the Rrvl!le 81 the 2Sth, we are startled with
the news that the ocean steamer .Maria
Burt is actually at our landing, ready 10
take her departure from ST Louis pIRrCr
10 CHtGGl>, As per card published! The
Mara Burt Is a haud>ume- sized steamer
OF ocean drauGht, and for the first time. ri.
dIcu!ouS as twas deemed, Il salt water keel
has ploughcd the shadows Of the Upper
Mississippi, by means OF the tal&cl-ul Ma.
RISE CAMELSi
Our old friend, the well known Captain
Ben Pcnnoyer, is in command ofthe Maria, :
and he has achieved the further triumph Of
having beaten the great time Of the j. NJ.
NulIr; he lei, New Orleans, having been
bat twenty -tourhourS in thatport, lat Wed.
ueSday, at noon, and arrived here this NOR
Mn. at one o'ciock,--a tgip Of
THREE DAYS AND TuIRrrEk uurnSl
lie made extraordinary time In EEK burg.
and from that point the Maria has come,
borne onthc camel>, drawing less than four
feet. and, in fact, scarcely pushing to hcave
a lead. At this late hour Of the night We
can afford no description thctuwu will ex.
anime Tor itself. rs the vessel lies at the
landing, she looks likes steamer somewh a,
lower than ordinary, with an odl.>hared
barge on each Sidc-lheSe are her magical
Lighters.