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TO TRAV E L E RS.

" We have in a fine lot OF
LEATHER DRESSING CASES, of American manufacms
which attention. They unsurpassed for compact
and service.
CAMP CASESKn Fork and Spoon, in neat cases, fx hs
pocket.
. COMBS and BRUSHES of all kinds
PERFUMERY of all kinds.
CRAvATs, STOCKS and sCARFS.
SUSPENDERS and SHOULDER BRACES.
DRAWERS and UNDERSTANDS.
MONEY BELTS and PURSES.
KNIVES and RAZORA
GOLD PENS and PENCILS.
UMBRELLAS and CANES.
GLOVES and HANDKERCHlEFS.
CORK LIFE PREsERVERs.
FINE LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS, seventeen sizes, Ill
made Of the best materials, and in the best manner.
NE PLUS ULTRAS-the convenient of Portable Writing
CaseR
n We constantly receiving additions almost endless
variety Of beautiful Fancy Articles for PR ESENTS.
GUINNESS BUSH,
peslers in Fancy and Toilet Artielss
ApS8 1m2dp IL Camp 1t.
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OF The ify-ninth annual convention of the
Protestant Episcopal Church for the diocese of
Massachusetts, met at Trinity Church, Boston, on
the 10Th inst, Bishop Eastman presiding. After
divine service the Bishop gave his charge to the
clergy. In The afternoon he made his report upon
the state Of the diocese. Three hundred and forty
one persons have been confirmed during the past
year. Two persons admitted the order of PRIESTS
and one to The order of deacon six are now wait
ing to receive holy orders. The diocese consists of
the Bishop, about seventy cergymen and sxty-fve
riSheS
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MINER CLOTHING.
THOMPSON 4 NIXON, No. A Canal Street

Have gov large complete stock OF FASHIONABLE
SUMNER CLOTHING comprising all the styles and mads
the best and most tasty expressly for the Neworean
tail trade
Super French Cashmere Cloth Froct and Dress Goats;
Super French Drap d. Etc Frock and Dress Coats;
Back and colored Merno Sacs and Polka Coats;
Black and colored Alpaca Sacs and Polka Coats.
Check and striped Linen Sacs and Polka Coats
Black and fancy single miled Cashmere Pants;
Blsck French Merino Pants, various qualities;
French Drilling Panta of all the newest stylee;
White Military Canvas and Satin Drill Pants;
India Nahkeen, Check and Stripe Linen Pants:
Black Bombazine, Satin and Silk Vests
White, buff and fancy figured Marseiles Vess;
Figured buff and worked Linen Vests;
Superior Irish Linen Shirts, special make;
Buper Cambria Muslin Shirts, with fine Linen bosous
Super York Mill Muslin Shrs 10.
Linen and Cotton Drawers, laced backs;
Gauze Merino and Cotton Undershirts and Wrapper;
Gauze Silk Undershrts and Drawers;
Silk and Cambria Muslin Cravats and Summer Ties;
White and eolored Cambria Silk Pocket handkerchief
Silk Cotton and Linen SusIenders;
Gloves Umbrellas, Dressing Gowns, etc. apa0 2dpd
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OF We are indebted 10 our friends If the James
L. Day mail steamer lcr papers from Mobile yester
day, and the Oregon fr. pc pers of the day before
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Later from Rio.

BY the brig Ernani, Of Baltimore, arrived at
New York, we have dates Of the 10Th ult. from Rio
The English steamer-ofwar Aleco, arrived from
the river Plate OH the 18th ut. She brought 10
mails from Montevideo, but had dates from Buenos
Ayres to the 9Th April. Letters of that date state
that the French Admiral was still in Buenos Ayres
that he had accepted from Gen. Rosas PROPOSE.
ton for treaty Of peace, which he had forwarded
by the Alecto, to be submitted to his Government
for approval. The favorable advices from the
States had caused a rise in the prices of hides
The U. s. store-shp Lexington arrived at Rio OH
the 18th ut from San Francisco, with nearly half
million of gold on board, bound for New York
Among the arrivals at Rio Of vessels bound to Cal.
nornia, were the Charlotte Saxony Druminond.
Pierce; Arcadian, Cunningham and from Bos-
ton-Helen, Land; Henry Lee, Vale; Toulon,
Vearsy; Samuel Roberts, Anderson, from New
York; and the Endora, Wiggn, from Bangor.
The Ernani also saw going into Rio on the 18th
four American barks and three ships, which, from
the number of persons seen on Deck were doubt
less vessels bound for California
The editors of the Crescent are indebted TO a
friend in the city for the following commercial
letter received by this arrival:
. RIO DE JAxK1Ro. April. IA. Is4s.
MY last market advice under date 2ad There
cnange IN business TO advise then We
continue receive unfayorabie avces from ali markets
south Of u.s. The demand for Coffee for Europe has ben
very ective this month E2onr,ock estimated at more
Or less, 60 coo barrels Arrived the Creole from New Or
leaps with Flour. and cargo from Trieste The market
very dull and quota ions nominal Small retail sales nj
l6hfOi7h. Richmond tan. Baltimore and New Orleans
Some sales OF other Inspections have been la and
any About 20 900 bhs q Montevideo and IL COO Rio
to notice for other articles large amount of manuals
lures ae saa to Be- canning from ENGLAND and to bad
ton. Selected 3Hooold Eo0; Firsis 2a6OOl0 2Hs5O ~
Ersghts-Nominaiy s015o cents bag for coffee he
Dull: Pat. Doublnons :aOalOn nnilar. IN L1l
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uoIrSE- EFpING DRY GOODS
TO TR FILE s.

Summer will well themselves
Cholera, which and the North
ern ties DR.. CAIRNS ANTI-CAOLERA DROPS has proven
hundreds this city, II taken ii
will fail and all The symptoms common III
the Cholera. Sold only at ITO POYDRAS STREET,
mys5 Al Next door TO the Delta Oice
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ressonrt DscThe undersigned Delegates the State Con-
held Baton Rouge the 9TH May sl9. select cand
Governor Governor and Auditor denng
authorized the of Candidate for
Second District hereby recommend that Con-
venton from the various Parishes and Dis
riots in the Second District FIRST MONDAY OF
JUNE City of Lafayette, tine Hotel OF Philip Harty,
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% We are indebted to the officers of the Charles
Hammond for late Louisville and Cincinnati pa
pers; and to those of the w. A.. Violet for late
Shreveport papers
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OF Samuel w. Inge, member of the last Con-
gress from the 4th district of Alabama, who had
publicly declined reelection, has, nevertheless,
been renomnated by a convention Of the demo-
Gratis of his district
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The OLYMPIc.-" The Maid Of Milan" and
Nature and Philosophy are The attractions to-
night at the Olympic. Both good pieces
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FEMALE CALIFoRNIANs,-Mrs Farnham, with
cargo of females sailed this morning, in the An
gelique, for California.-Cor. Bost. Ifau
Some of our California adventures will be sadly
disappointed, on the arrival Of the Angelique, when
they find only four females On board, and three of
tiem with " Mrs" attached to their names, signi.
lying that they ars or have been, once at least,
appropriated.
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RECEIPTS OF BENEVOLENT SocIETIEs.-The
receipts of the various benevolent institutions.
whose anniversaries have just been celebrated in
New York, are shown by their annual reports to
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III Neither the Cap.a.n nor the Consumes Of
ship PESCATOKE will be responsbe for debts
trated by the crew of sail ship -
my l.. H. GALE % Common 81.
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fE- The ship Kentucky, Capt. Phinney. from Boston,
is disehargg cargo Post ~ Second Municipality Con-
will attend the receipt OF their goods the Levec
OF they will be stored at their risk and expense - .
my38 JOHN W. ANDREWS a. CO. VI Common 81.
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Arr,v.ls at the principal Hotels Yesterday.

ST CHARLES WIN King St Louis; Albert stein Mobile
IiI.,n n 4 Morse Sain Bell, Jas Alien, VIM Dunbar
Preptiss G Person, Peon, Jr Illinois, john Lnasay'
Belfast G w Johnston Coast. .
HEWLETr's -..H vslrines, St Marnsvile; Bell NO IL
Canal street; Col w White.
PLANTERS. Captain John mases' onare''0o sAs'n''
Balize.
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o. The offices of the Receiver and Register of
the U. S. Land Office at St. Louis were destroyed
by the late fire. Fortunately all the material pa
pers were saved, and most of the books and papers
necessary for a resumption of the business.
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ENTIRE STOCK OF CLOTHING
Selling Off, at Reduced Prices
ALFRED MUNROE & CO..


No. 81 MAGAZINE STREET,
Deslrons OF reducing their stock OF
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Articles
much possible before the close of the would
purchasers to cali and examine present prices
Spring and Summer Clothing,
sore and constantly receiving from their Manusct0y
NewYork:
French o % aE' PIX. and nsSsa
English MsEno and s P's' c saa Fr0eh Goats
French ao c..h@sretts and light Tweed Sac co.
B ss and G1 sooed pses and Iama
Linen white and coloied sscs md PO'kss;
French black Drap a'E.e Pantaloon'
do. do. Drap d'Amazone do.
White and coored Linen Drill Plantations;
India Nankeen and Ponges 10.
White o. solora Marselss vs.ts-a choice assortment,
Muslin a Shirts d. sianap and ae sS.% si styles
Isle Thread, super Six Ganzs Merino Gauis Flannel aud
Gauze Cotton Understands and Drawes;
Silk and Bingham Umbrellas;
Trunks, vSlses, Carpet Bags etc etc.
India Rubber Clothing, Hunting Jackets, etc.
~ Examine this List of Prices:
quality Back Cloth Dress Coats $.s former price On
4 & q : ::-::-:::iIs; !
ssth 90 do .....-..ls; % .
Black Cloth FrOcts prices in the same proportion. o
Best quality ssk Dos.kn Pants former price, ~
"a and e sh Do Do ::-: i sais;; snasss
very Iar assortment of cored Cashmere Psnaoons
from % to ST.. Remarkably cheap goods!
Super Back Satin Vests from q 90 to
hsh Sf ssc IVA Velvet Cloth c
etc. ETC., all exceedingly cheap.
Al.o, Black and Cooed Cloth Sac Goats and Paeo Casms
w
e One Price..-..No Deviation! IA
my1lf ALFRED MUNROE & co. 81 Magazines d.
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THE RivER.-The river this point is falling. The fall
yesterday amountedto two inches
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% The Captain of the ship Tyler, from Balti-
more for California, was removed from the COM
mand of that vessel, at the request of the passen-
gers, by Mr.. Parks, the American Consul at Rio.
Es- Nathaniel Greene, who is soon to be super
seeded as Postmaster at Boston, is about removing
to the CITY of New York
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10 The Siingaree Club were out on SUNDAY
last with thelEnew boat, tile Eliza Riddle" for
sail on the Lake. There was promise of a fine
time. Inc boat, Just put into perfect order, was
ught and trm--the weather was charming for en-.
1oying water eXcurson-the stores were all IN
BOARD, and they of the hest and in the greatest
anundance-the club was in high feather, full of
wit and good humor, and ready for a glorious race
No.ning was deficient, but the wind There was
enough TO get away from the land with, and Just
enough to make one landsman too sick to hold his
head up, and appreciate the hilariy around him.
Then it died away, and for the balance of the dav
the pretty Eliza was lazily tapping her useless
sails in tbs hot sun, and waiting for air enough to
enable her to get back. 1t was hard work cree ping
1ack to land, at a knot or two an hour, In the
evening breeze. But the i'll luck was taken with
good humor, for the Stnearees are set not easily
suffled. They took things with the philosophy Of
old Faithful" Better luck next time ',-smoked
and joked, and promised themselves another trial,
aud were altogether so pleasant that even the sick
manwhen he 60! ashore half resolved to try it again
ROAD IN North LoUIsrANA.-The people in
North Louisiana are engaged in discussing the
practicability Of road from Ouachita to the Mis-.
sissippi. It has been suggested that the work may
be done either BY the Federal Government, by the
State or by individual enterprise. If it is advisa-
Bile to build such road. it should undoubtedly be
done by union of State and individual exertions
The General Government has nothing to do with
the matter.
% The Postmaster at West Penn, Schuyk
comfy, Pa, advertses the list Of one letter remain
ing in his office the LIST inst, and appends to it
the very important notice that t" Persons applyinp
for letters in the above list will please saw that
they are advertised -! Were there auv dsputes
among the publishers in that town about the POST
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TT Red River Packet Montersy.I.T s,, splendid
passenger positively leave THIS DAY. ysth INST.
O'Clock p M from he Of Bienvie street, or fof CAuu
Shreveport, Natchtoches and Alexandria. - -. -.
my30 I. B. SMITH, 30 MaSaz'ne se
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SECOND Day, Tuesday, May 22-Purse $50
mile heals. The Mud Of Munster and Asolus
were entered for this race, and much interest was
felt on the result; lEohls was the favorite, and
two to one was offered, and taken by some, who
were thought exceedingly "green.'' The start
was good one and lEolus took the lead, but the
Maid locked him on the first turn, passed him on
the back stretch, and kept the lead to the stand,
winning the heat in l:54.
Second Haat--The running in this heat was
ginning to end. The Maid took the lead and kept
it throughout, winning the heat, much to the dis.
appointment Of some of the knowing ones," in
l;53-frst rate time upon new track.
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rw- Red River Packet Creole.-Th. new.

running positively leave THIS DA
Wednesday, o'clock NJ the Benve street, 10
Shreveport Mnden Lake Bneau and Alexandra
my30 L. b. SMITH, 96 Magazine st
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CREvAssE AT TUNis. regret to say that this Gre
is not stopped. The rushing through the
opening with great velocity
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8. of T. Meetings This Evening.

PEiIc DIVISION No. l. at Pelican Hail. cor Common
and ST Charles sts at half-Past 7.
OCEAN pIyIsIox No. g. affinity Hall. Margny Build
ines. Third Municipality. st half-past7.
JEFFERSON DIVISION No. 10 Grena. at hali-past7
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Camp Street Cheap Dry Goods Store.
MOUR 4 co.,

42 CAMP, Nert Door to Corner Of Grarier street.
~ their large assortment of FRESH and DESIRABLE
GOODS.
The prices of this New Establishment will be found gem
orally far lower than the usually curreat and its char
acer for good articles will be sustained
FASHIONABLE FANCY AND STAPLE DRY
GOODS every variety comprising seasonable ARTICLES ct
COTTON, SILK, LINEN and WOOIALEN FABRICS.
Purchasers will find the goods in this Store probably
advantageous than they contemplated before examination
of them. my5 3taw
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T h e urf.

SECOND RACE.--'rhe second race was for
silver cup, presented to The Club by Capt. r. A.
Harrs--m!lr heats. There were Two entries
Btdnsy and Kate Harrat Biangy was the iavorite
at large odds The start beautiful one,
Blangy in The lead ; this posiiion was maintained
throughout. Baugy winning the hea. in I:54.
Second Heat-A good start; BIangy leading
until they made The first turn, when Kate Harral
passed her, and kept that position throughout the
back stretch, much to the encouragement of her
hackers, but it was too good TO last and upon the
home stretch Blangy appeard in the lead and came
to the stand winner in l:54
= BIRDS ch f. Biangy: y. o................... !
b. Illard 5 CHI, m. Kate HGrrdt y.
Time-I54-I5i
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TT Louisiana Democratic Association. - The
Members Of this Association will meet Ike fremont HOUSE, on
ST. Charles street. Poydas WEDNESDAY. 3oh May,
halfpast o'clock. lmy2J B. B. LEI, Secretary
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OFFICE AGENCY ST. LOUIS PERPETUAL 1NsU
RANCE COMPANY, New Orleans, May %, 1o49.

THE undersigned for the information Of those holding
policies issued by this Company this city, submits
~ s A. BROTHER, Agent
"The>St LOWS Perpetual Insurance Company hereby
give notice that they prepared to adjust and promptly
pay as usual all Losses they have sustained by the
recent fire. and that they will continue their business as
heTclofore having large portion OF their canal unimpaed
myH n is s. A. RANLETT, Secretary"
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E Messrs-W HEELsR g. WINGFiELD at He
county, Texas, are Agents for The Crescent
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Married:
In Vcksburg 9sI the Lagora Ho'e, Icy Simeon L.
George. Esq, Mr. JAMES AUSTIN to Miss CATHAk!NE FER
Ioh0 p.4
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BALTIMORE, May 27.-At New York, on Satur-
day evening, Cotton was unchanged; holders firm.
The sales of the week were 5000 bales. :. Flour
declined sixpence; the sales amounted to 10000
bbls Corn was at from So TO 63c. Mess Pork
at $40; Lard at &c. :. Stocks unchanged; money
easy; Sterling at 81. The Falcon took $4,000
in specie. :. The cholera is raging at St Louis.
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See Third Page for CRY News, &c.

THE OveRFLow.-Ws have nothing new to report con-
sernue the inundaton The position of affairs ia almost
puaItersd except that the continues to gradually
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

The N. Y. Herald has dates from San Fran
cisco to the It'll OF February.
After severe winter, pleasant weather had
set in. The price Of Gold had risen, in conse-
quence of large arrivals of specie from San
Bias, Valparaiso, Sc which had been placed in
the hands of merchants at San Francisco, for in
vestment.
Lower California had been completely deserted
the people having gone to the North, to the
gold placers.
Seven hundred persons had arrived at San
Francisco from Valparaiso, and four hundred
from the Sandwich Islands and there were
seven thousand persons in California ready to
commence operations at the gold mines the mo-
ment the weather would permit.
There had been no arrivals at San Francisco
from the United States. The sloop of war st.
Mary's was the only national vessel in port
Alter careful calculation, it is asserted that the
amount of gold which had been obtained at the
mines was about four millions Of dollars. Affairs
at California are represented as being quiet and
peaceabe
The British ship OF war Calypso, at Mazatlan.
was 10 leave soon for England, and would take
away over two millions Of dollars in specie. OF
this, there were over 5000 ounces of California
gold, 900 ounces Of which belonged to the
bearer OF this news. His reason for putting his
gold on board an English ship was, that he could
not lind On opportunity TO ship it direct for the
United States
FROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS. Accounts
have been received (via Mazatlan) from the
Sandwich Islands, to the latter part of Decem.
Der. All relations between the Government of
the Islands and the American Commissioner, it
is said, had ceased aud the flag OF the Commits.
sioner had been taken down.
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DIR. RAIRnSLECTI1RE.

Rev. Dr. Baird will deliver the eighth lecture of his
Interesting course, this evening It's subject Turkey
and Greece. The lecturer will find full scope for his
graphic deneaicns and his extensive knowledge in his
descriptions of that classic land Of eoquence that land
endeared by so many thousand associations 10 every
heart enriched with the blood of patriots and heroes,
the birth place Of Demosthenes and ArstdeS and yet
sacred to every one, who loves the home of The noble
free He will dwell particularly upon Athens, whose
ruins are less ruined than those of any other city now
known We may visit with him the AcIopois, far fans
ed for its beauty and strength and the ancient Parhe'
non,. Minerals splendid temple, and almost imagine
ourselves on Mars Ilii listening to the sacred eloqusnce
of Paul. "dscoursing of Jesus and Resurrection" DR..
b. has promised to make this lecture the most interesting
of the course and we are confden that those who have
heard him will not need this to render their
attendance certain while those who have not, we hope
will not fail to avail themselves of the opportunity of
hearing with their ears whether these things
is L,
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FROM PANAMA. We have been permitted
to make the following extract from private let
ter received in this city, dated Panama, Feb IS
From this it will appear, that the writer does not
ma the expenses OF living at all extravaganta and
that ne thinks much more favora bly, of the 18th.
mus and the people thereof, than some who have
written from that region Traveller.
Il pay Tor my room fifty cents per day, the
same as in New York beef steak, coffee and
bread for breakfast, twenty five cents dinner
aDout as mnch more; making about one dollar
per Day The market visited this morning =
oysters, fresh hsh and beet are cheaper than in
New ork. About 629 passengers have sailed
from here to California. enjoy this climate be.
yohu what can express, and AN quite vexed at
the stories told about the Ishmus as to food; thew
are 'sise' Flour is 800 per barrel, aud of course
ofeao Is dear. The people here are very kind
ana obllgIng. Some of their priests stood at the
uoor OF the Custom House and gazed as religious
services were performed in the Protestant wsv ),
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u The Boston Journal states that on Tburs.
o"y afternoon, the wife OF Mr. William Manninr
formerly Of this town, discovered that during her
temporary absence from her chamber, the he'd in
winch was her child about two or three wears If
age had caught fire. When first discovered tho
room n3 was densely filled with smoke, SO that Mrs
manning had great difficulty in breathing. but
instantly dropping upon her hands and knees, she
efawed 10 the bed, and selling her child, carried
- lli'o ano'her room. Although the chiId's cloth
n ms was enureiy ruined, every vestige being
Jufed Itself, the principal burns being on it,
hmDs. The lady then with great presence ot
inihd, proceeded to give directions for extinguish.
ing the ilre without causinga general alarm. in
"hich she fortunately succeeded. The he'd and
bedding was nearly consumed.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT News FROM THE RIO
GRANDE. The steamer Globe has arrived from
Brazos Santiago, bringing later dates from the
Rio Grande. The most important advices re.
ceive by her is the intelligence OF the breaking
up oil Col. Webb's California expedition, and
that eight Oftheir number haze been sweep off
by the Cholera, OF the Rio Grande, four OF whom
were from New York names not given. The
Globe brought eighteen of the company to New
Orleans.
Audubon, son OF the eminent American Nat.
uralist, whose company embarked from this city
in January, had been robbed OF $4,000 IN gold
$4,000 being subsequently recovered from the
robbers. Messrs. Webb and Audubon remained
behind in order to recover the residue OF the
money.
The Cholera is increasing again in New Or.
leans.