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- For BOstou-Bast0n anil Nel1 Of2edwS RsqAlaF
q - l-fne-fhe hne ship UMlJorM, f'apl. George
Pollard. will have dispatch. For ffaFht pal-
having ne accommodations. apply Capitals
board. Post Is, Second Municipality o. 10
iyl0 DEWEY & Co. g Esfaver d.
- AgeHh N Boston. Msssis. benIy. Biaeoln & 60.
- Passage for N ew YoYk-rhs fns new aud fast
aft7isH sal ing bark NARY VAHM Ely, Can't. SturFas.
having tnll cargo engaged, wit sail On o. einls
SALQhDAh MAT, and can d commudele four o. liga
cabin HHd saselol siEoleEe autrali1n
BE- made on board Oppose Post "a Municnaily, %
lyl0 DEWEY CO. 81 GTaviar =.
81 For New Yurk-rhe fne A 1 last sailing bark
a4kiAA CAAS NNlL41lAl28 Ekslon, ulasfef. having
nearly ai o. her engaged viii have dispateh-
Eef % Atelgnt passage. apply board.
WV july NJ ANnkEsAe 3 20, 81 iommoa 8. {
- For Oharfaaton-S U.lITER L.IRrF.-Tfs "A 1
s14 very last sailing nug ISLAM lapt Heuton, has
part OF her cargo engaged. and val have di6palehs
to balance o. irsig o. passage having seS lta
ID0m accommodations apply tatte Captain hoala
r. M HARRISON 80 Ctl.. 71 roydras 81
u Agent IN Charleston, Thomas G. Budd. who wiz
loIH ard promptly any goods for the interior iy7
IL For Boston.--BostoH Ma Crisqns Rsgaiar
- ORION, Capt John uEiis viii nave imusiias
dsHatoh. This vessel has superior Tor
ana Steeage passeageis, and he state suitable Tor
amY For freight Or apply 10 the Captain on
board. opposite the Mini,
Jg4 DEWEY & Co 81 esraEier a.
- Agents. in Boston, Henry, Lincoln & Co
"a For Boston.-Ths fine fastsailag regular packet
800 ship Plato bearse master, having large pant
Ct her cargo engaged, viii have Dispatch. For
.ptance OF lfelehl, OF passage. Apply board.
JY4 j. W. ANDREWS 4 CO., 81 Camm0n 81.
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Come IT STEP ny sTEP.--Three Of the Eo1sr fen,
MessIs. Fleming Foster and Tabef while taking great
many Steps in walking than they their sober senses
need 70 have DONE cohelndeds while zgzagins along Gus
zen n 56s nstL j M ~, t al; ~ ~ !
TO house No g. To keep with thF last sIep FUics
stepped them of the Recorders office Bail was given
and 49, m. M
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ZOE OALIFORNIA.

az For San Francisco, California Passage
sssSsd bss ms rs, ls ss IN, epBsIsd sne sOggs5
sail as Passengers BY this vessel have an opportunity
Ct ceiling Their nessage free and making som hing be-
limited so shares Of $500 each Poceds 70 b divided
a San Frsne 90 Vessel % VII y soop = t 55n5b 81
is7tf e. w OLIVER. e 81 81 C 81 a.
"a For San Franeiseo, California. 10 SAL "a o.
AH6E about sMgED.4I, he 9fh inst The fasi-selils
O1Ls Of hetgssrso eP board and can as the balls q so
CABIN passengers.
Price OF passage. 4250
Apply e the Captain board opposite post L. second
VS. LEVI H. GALE. SO Common street..
az To sail on SATURDAY. July IA
zSFsEa Fer california, uig hagres, - RsgaLgr
ALABAMA, j. j. WIieht. eom9spdsl WI;
leaye iof Chagea, direct, on SATURDAY. July a. at
:. So. RATES q F4ssAaE3
~ Nc Ss,s w aa, grew W.. e lg
engaged on application 10 the unfersisnei bs man ~
her cabins Will BE- limited quantity OF freight will
isi8 = 4 0'4'' q MEEkER, ss Poydsas street.
.s55s For San FRAME isco, caifornia.-ro san On
- TYRoNE, Capt Gsdine. havins fvso-lbirds ~
her cargo sngssed and Going on board viii saiI abOvss
eoppeed and thotopsh 0yerhaud for the voyage she
has splendid st9teroom accommodations OE 20 passense
70, balance e freight apply board pOstl4
0 WiCKHANI. g Biapville n
or K M. HARRISON 3 co ~ Peydraa 81.
Nauu passage IN STA $3.50. No Slaa4aga
paid Tor isso
IN For California To SAT- ~ thssok Jalv.-lFhs
sl4l& new ast.sailing brig SAhIIa CFEU 6CEndAMs
- hnoeh Moore, master, viii leave Tor San Francisco
above touching a pOu Brazil and NapaFaito Of
CallRO. The Sam. Ehufehman 3 new vessel built Of the
hest sa water white oak, thoroughly coppeTaslenHd aud
competed, and has Unsurpassed accommodation FOR Thirty
Cabin passengers Peuous whining 70 20 10 California will
please 80 board AVID examine themselves oposila
Barack street krsi Municipality Passage in salao0us
Ja6 PARADISE. LAVYRAs0N & CO. 81 Gravisrst
ES- To saal on Saturday, July IL
III For Falifornia, via Ghagres = nfcis Orleans
GA and GhsEres keEniar iRe-I he a fast sailing
Robert Leeish now ready reive PASSENGERS and viii
have dispatch This vessel has aEe hFsa VoEages
10 Chagtes, with passsnEefs, ard deserFedy p0pusr
vessel Persons going That desired 70 10 and look
at her ut the Lower fe0yune Ter For passage. apply
Capt. heetch, on board, 3! %
o. r M. HARRISON & Co. "a Poydraa &.
81 Passengers take Tickets br This ihfough %
san kfancieo On ltflVing a. lhagfea. MFssUs RI. III.
LEErcH y Co. VIII of's ard them 70 Pauaa Rhieh piees
i they have vessels "a readiness 70 receive them. -
Pas age thlQqGh wrh $50 pounds bsgsage S11os 5tl
/ payabe hese--haianee tei5ol a. lansma. M9
/ a. FosSan Francisco. Caiifornia.- sae,s'i99r
and fast sailing bNsk Goose als s9l.i ~. -
/ ~ having her entire Cargo eneaaeo wv esi ss-s;so
iuin &ny, touching az port IN hra1ls aas e .I.-
Or Aailan. For passage only. having sr =. w
uohs Apply % PARADISE, LA VIZ 49,
isla .. sla-s- -
HAMS. ...vt,.s;,.
Il = TTERCES John Skay's SURGEONS + AVS 't
Lst from steamer More g1sile aed ~ ~ Cam a.
j ieaI CilAS. hl0lHhASt' = set
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sALEs AT AUCTION.

Catalogue sale Of Foreign and domestic Dry Goods.
BY n. H. PETIpPAIN
TlHDRSDAY July u, 10 o'cloch-Wi auction
d room, Canal street
54dcfn aud lots Domestic DRY GOODS
fisttne part FRncy Moaning Punia Muin
Cambfics, lueus, Damaak Lheu Meetings. Drills Piats
Quits taonades, Fot BaIeee AND SILK Shh Canbrie
and sh Handteceis Printed lan Bsregsa Linen and Cotton
Checks Beaciad and Brown shengs Twiied
Drills Denins Stripes, Fitnueis ete etc.
Terms liberal sale.
Nc Catalogue VIII be ready and die goods examined
early the day q sale Bo
succeesion Sale Of John S. Lindner ID yia.sgaes
and Hans Addick, Executors
BY FLORANCE & TAYLOR
Lewis FLoRANoE AuetiOneer
MONDAY, July is, ~ ocock-Wn be sold
1 Buts Arcade, and pursuance order A.
N Buchanan, Judge 1 The Fnh District Court Of NeWOran
dated May 81, isp
certain TRACT OF LAND, situated sides Of the b.
dco Creek IN the Parish Of 81 Tammany, this Stale containing
$50 acn pessessed by n in common with William BoIman E
Of this city
q sale before 7, Guyo, Notary Public expense
purchdseF.
Tgras cash. iy9n
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lMRORTAET ARTIST BY RECORDER SEUzRNRkU-'
ChaIles Hanley brought before Recorder euzeneau
yesterday, charged with being drunk The Recorder IN
SANITY recognized him the cha ged having
Inflicted The b9ws that caused the death Of j. F. Dugay
the 9Th of NOvember last and he Immediately pi
ced under arrest TO await examBaton Nj Dugany was
the Treasurer Ofihe First Municipality and on the evening
Of the election assaulted atthe Of Port and eyee
strees. in the Third Municipality. By named Richo
las Dgnan DnEaFIg, in ssLdeience, aed The time
drew sword iron his and stabbed
instant DEATH mob gathered around and despite Of
the strenuous efforts Of the DauteIis father who
we're atached to the police, and tbs EIound Mr. DaeaTy
was beaten severely his death tyrensy
houfs The who stood behind him during the ARRAY
and struck him 1Don the Top Of the head severed with
large stone nfirtng the mortal wounds, has long been
IeBee the person arrested called the Recorder
make affidavit to the killing Of Dignan Mr.. DugarTy
being al that time alive but be stated that be
present AZ the lime his testimony refused Circum-
stances afterwards LED to the belief that be the principal
9ue Of the mob. Although. understand HsHiey has
been residing since November last in the Thim hubcpa
Ivy, he has not been identified before The examination
testimony.
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JULY FAsHIoNs.-Elizabeth Harrison ahd Jane Scott
twoely bsltes sounded the alarm yesterday al the
n Iankiin and CBsom-hCuse Streets but silver
Crime chained the passer BY. Too much bfaas in the
metal spoiled the tone and the peal gais hsIshly
nqon the arso police Oiiee0 the fini MnHeipality
who was 10 the neighbOThood. Having no music II IFS
sour he believed some bars wanting, aud that The
base notes gateE high The peslOFe were taken
before Recorder Genois 70 bear biz critici The Recoe
required from them five doas piece Tor his THndiy ad
vice. Al this the capper Of Miss Harrison aWoke the echoes
OF TIE GOur at such dsaenng that twenty Ous
were given her 70 recover fom The vibration.
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CtTARCH-50O boxes
- STAR GANDliES-200 boxes.
SOAP-3O0 boxes
GHEESE-ll0 boxes.
SEC ARS-400,uO0.
TOBACCO-310 boxes.
RiES-l50 packages.
NEW BUTTER-200 kegs.
NORTHERN LOAF. CRUSHED, and POWDERED
SUGAR-l20 pack ages
LETTER, CAP, WI APPING PAPER 5000 reams
je q Forsale by e J. HART & CO. % Tdhoup. st.
MACKEREI, No. LA half kits No. go kits, and
WI 60 half kits.
shade half barrels.
SALMON-5l half kits II kits quarter barrels.
RICE-50 tierces.
'CL0VES-20 barrels.
CHOC0LATE-95 cases.
SARDINES. half boxes-10 cases.
JAVA COFFEE-5b sacks.
RIG. LAGUYRA and HAVANA COFFEE-500 SKIS
SWEET OIL, PlAGNIOI--250 baskets. ~ and 34uz
For sale by +. J. HART 4 Co,
Je Is 20 TGhOupiOulas street.
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NEW ORLEANS

rUEsDAY MoRNINe. JULY %. Ial2.
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A LII persons wishing to procure our PIANO FORTES
n in the New Orleans market. either with -
without the Ii9Oiian Attachment, in
formed that VIM. T, MAYO No. Camp 81 IN NJ III n
street IS our duly authorized Agent for thatl v
city and is fully authorized 10 sell Boston prices, with
only Height and insurance added aud receive orders for
any description Of instruments manuae ued by leaving
Il optional with the purchaser reject the same il salts
factory on their arrival in New Orleans Every instrument
sold above is warranted by and TO be exchanged with
trial Each instrument will in future be accompanied w
invoice az our Boston cash prices which be bY
every purchaser, it inquired for We have the exclusive
right ard the only manulaetnTeE in Boston of the
PATENT EOLLAN ATTACHMENT. We manufac
tufe the Seven Octave Grand FtANO FORFES, with and
without the E0lan Attachment.
T. GILBERT < Co. 400 Washington street.
Boston. OctOher "A, ls4S iei3 In
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HAMS. ,..;,;-.
Il = TIERCES Ioha Skays Sueer.enIea + avg $3.50
Ltt from steamer More castle 9Fs "a fssr,n Al
sen CilAs. hI0uHhAo< = t---f
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UNcURRENT.-Bi Eubanks alias St LOuis Bill was
agsin arrested by way OF change Sunday night last
z bis 81 Louis currency does well here For the
third time he has been nailed 10 the suspcOus
yet by some cans fonnd agan 10 circulation Recorder
Genois yesterday made this Bill not due again months
Until maturity he will locked in The Parish
Prison for safe keeping
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SHIPS.
FoREIGN PORTS.


"a For Havre.-Ths a iast sailing ship RADIUS
@a Capt Dillingham;, having tae greater pat q he.
ions ID apply a i % So l. IL CALI % com@oa q
For 9E LIiyeTDgol EgssSes 1 st s' z ss
- Capt Aaron Cutter, having al Of her cargo enga-
ged wli have immediate dpa ch havlns Handsome accom-
inoaaons icI pasengen Apply On boaia oRpai.s Aost
jy5 s9-o 1. n. GALE. 50 Commou st.
~ For Bordeaux. Tbs.A l fhs faAt.saiIng bug
eza11A MoREA, Capt. Bioflh, having 81 her eafso
sensers HAVING ksndsone seeomnlodadns Fof passags
apply On board al laisYst \, q o. o. g q ,
-. For Liverpool Passaes 0nig -'fhs a fns
ed iastsa ing ship CATO, Capt Winner. having al
Municipality. LEVI 4. GALE.
- For sisal and Campsachy.-rhe fne iasrsail-
49, ing brig AARBY. CapE. Perkins. viii have i'm
Ia "a - ~ as DEWEY co. q Gszisr.
Ear sS1 ssa 5s R aSsa 7s ssi
liams, haylag AZ heE eaFg0 engaged, viii have IN.
iayslIe, osto tis2sl u. II GALE g Common q
- For Livsrpool.-- 7akes 10 s7gaIn.--Tbs a fast
sailing shlp MED oldAK hIeIE MAST ha.i1a
For balance Of ie b. passage, having ue aecommodu
tons apply gn % s9a's & 'S Fl "a ., ro,ms,
jez or 6, W Oliver. 3 S. Cia'ilss ssIssi.
as .sidhF asra AidkRioAs, osPl. GaiEsR hsVias
all Of her cargo engaged. viii have immediata DIS
petyn q b5A-ake having handsome AecoAiie
lea LEVI H. CALI % Common street. {
- For alaIseilles.- -Ihe A / st-saiIns baEl ..
&A W. DYER. Capt Dyer, havi the most Of her
cargo engaged, viii have quiek dispatch. For
freight. aIply 10
JENKINS & BUDDENnORkE. IS Common e.
OF J. w. ANDREWS g. Co, % Common st.
q EoTpassags, apply to the captain on board. reg
- For Genoa.-TEe "A superior iass-sailng ship
aHA MEIOAAs Capt Eampson, VIII meet with i1a-
mediate ulapatoh. For passage having superior
eabla and steefage aeeommodaiiqns, Apply 10
si6 LEVI q. GALE 80 Common e..
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BOLD RoBBERY ON rus HIeHwAY,-Edwatd kegon
before the First Distinct Cont YESTERDAY. By Re-
oOreT Gen0s charged the Affidavit Of ID Finley, with
hav ing Knocked him down Sunday evening last, IN
Madison between Condo and Leyee Streets and
robbed HIM of his watch and guardchain.
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FATAL AcCIDENT--On The 4h of July, at 5 O'clock A.
NJ. Fort Wood. Chef Menteur, while some OF he
Of Company =. let Battalion were engaged IN firing
sante John Murray and hadeslKalLeF we've killed BY the
firing OF the while they amming the cartridge
Murray instantly killed, and Walker died abOpt five
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rfT-~a steamer CALIFoRNI For Bay St.
I'D as' B Rss GVests s fds sStss2g e
ahB 6i 9fna RsyS 10Y msas pd 5a
expressly for the Lake trade with superior recommendations
es sad run 9 ssa s soSs 81 &c sssos Y foS
,sl, L E5; Tss' 9riesns s.rasa seges sio1i
Do. Ipesdey-...93s A. n Do. Wednesday "a P. n
8 Do saiuIday..5 ?. N; Do sunday ~ ?, \.
my8 J. R. GEDDEs. Agents 10 Bank Place.
Biloxi Packet Steamer Mobile,
a.. y For Bay 81 Louis, Pass Christian, Mis-
slsstpP55 GU aRe r bitoEt-N,i.9 PoptehaI-
ss@eT osILE, W. u sutton 4 asi Sls' bran Tsl.
viii cave he Rarosd for the above pisces, eommsSeinS
on FRIDAY morning the 18th July the arrival Of he
"a o'clock n. cans. She viii regularly during the
-LEAvE INV ORLEANS
Every Tuesday morning arrival OF 81 O'Clock AN.
EE 5S6,Sil @o s19Si5. :. go
-RRTURNNs-LEAvEs BILOXI
Wednesday morning O'Clock 4 n
:. 5hGr .9y evening. ........,,..' at o'clock P NJ
An ileishi 20 be sent down BY de Railroad and shipper
for steamer Mobile, in order to avoid all mistake
For freight or passage having qnsaIpassed aeeommoda
Agents, a PoydIas street.
FOR MoBME-DaIIsY y. S. mai. LINE.
va Bay 81. Lonis, Pass Christian and Pascagoula.
-Hp~s The splendld iowpIezs9re IT,
-. Ps 9kg c stsaPPsF ORE ORE E5ssH
and JAMES L, DAY, Cant. WIN. r. i5iberOn. having
been hn expressly for the Lake Trade with superior accom-
mOdatiOns, (the Ladies Cabins all StateTO0ms9 One Of
the above steamers viii leave the P0neh9rIan Railroad
DAILY the arrival the Lake Of the II O'Clock A.
Train of Cars For freight apply board, or to
myi9 J. n R. GE0DES. Agents. 10 Bank Place.
Ng = IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS Co
p es2ssasft ING EAST. For .AiontgOlRerg and yPe-
Al titHlpka-EVERY FRIDAY,-Fhe sp.en-
did fast running, double engine passenger steam packet
SELMA 5. O Burrill master, will leave MoBILE EVERY
FRIDAY EVENING" at O'Clock, and arriveat Montgomery
every Saturday,
Passengers by this boat leaving Montgomery on Mon.
day morning. will reach Macon in time 10 take the Extra
Night Train the Central Railroad, which arrives n Sa
vsnuah every "Wednesday Morning .and connects with the
splendid Sea Steamers CHEROKEE and TENNESS EE.
New YOk Steam Packets. For freight apply on
ara Sn M. wARING y co, Agents, Mobile.
WEEKLY PACKET LINE-From New Basin.
- - FOR MONTGOMERY, WE. ~ h
Ll4h99g5Hf3S IU MPKA A, SELMA, and all -EAt7isttas
sss=%ssiszktg landings the Alabama River.
LeaDes sFeio Orleans EVERY THURSDAY. at =. a.
The new, lght,draught steamship E A. OGDEN CagtaIn
keeheval, and the new, hght-daught steamboat bEA=
CON- Captain Leonard, will regular WEEKLY
PACKETS between New Orleans and Montgomery We
tumpka and al landings Alabams River-leavng each
port EVERY THURSDAY, at A o'clock. P. N. One OF
the boats viii be ready to receive freight at the New hasn
loot OF julia stTeet, EVERY MONDAY MORNING. Shippen
and passengers depend these boats making regular
trips during the entire For freight Apply
on board, at the New Basin. or to
HYDE 3 OGI,ESBY u PoydraS Ct.
NIB "A LeteEbag at the Office Of the Agents, where
letters may be left mh9 If
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS..


Tuesday Morning, July 10 i849
CoFrON.--The demand confirmed fair yesterday. and
etors realized i prices The sales comprised 100
des. We quote as follows
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HlBRARp,s WILD oHHRRY BITTERs.

ET Strangers in the City, see Dr. b. F, MUIlLEN'S
IN ne other columns Of hs paper he " one
Y need would DO well to him call, al s6 Cuntomhous
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~ hed River Packet IALLAHATCHEE
Capt Geo. Sweeuey-F0r jefferson. SsrsUe
- port, Nalch1tgcies. Grand Ecore and y4Ees
ladrtd.-On WEDNESDAY 1itii inst. az 5 clock p n
The superior light dIaught steamboat ffAIaLAHATCHE
will positively leave above EOF freight or aDy
on board, foot Of Cust0mhonse street. ortO
jy9 T. B. SMITH. a6 Magazine Il, q
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~ n led River Packet OREOLE, Captain n
Whoa For LIKE Bis,eaedH. .Aiiaden
sszE .NdtcAJfOches and -8teIdndria.-rhe gh
dTaught and swirl running steamboat CREOLE Remer
master, will positively leave " EDN ESDAY, the HI
inst, az O'Clock, For freight passage apply OF
board, foot Of Customh0use street. Of 70
is r. B. SMITH. So Magazine st.
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a. For san francisco. CaiifoInia,-iihe aaccesl9f
and fastsaihna blsk OJuSh, f'apt Hqushates
~ having her entire sarge s1eagad W. 81 800 =
Alih July, touching q port Brazil. 4ac q
or Ial3an. For passage only. having sr e Y wv
ucas apply 70 PARADISE. Law $50 ~ 8. 49,
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o. n M ia nLleJN u GU. ~ foydr1a ST.
E Passengers take Tickets BY this vessel through 70
San Ffanceeo ln alflVing a. lhagfes NlessH RI. III.
LEErcH q Go. will ofy ard them Panama which plecs
they have vessels "a readiness TO receive thams 80
Pas age thf0ufh Wrh $50 pounds bHg1age. $11l-8ltt
payable hssa-ba "a nee $50 al 'ansms. W9
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80 HoT Lake Pr0BidsHos, ToaDkiRs' and ma
hkenlS BendS YlcksbHTg, Grad emf
Rodney. Watcher, BaRgN Sara Baton Oage and PiaaRe
mine TWaica Bend md EsfiifaHsDOrf The fast yup1inp
steamboat GEN. WORTH. w. +. Muir, master. viii
leave above FRIDAY, the 18Th instant Al O'Clock
For freight passage apply on board at foot Of Ca
nal street, 10 r. b. SMITH. IS Magazine 81
n BThe Gen. Worth will take freight for YazOO Rvei
and Ieship the steamboat FAwN. having made anau e.
ments tn meet al Wick bugg. VA
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HORSE LOST AND FOUND.-Mr James LILLY had his
horse saddle and bride stolen from the corner Of ravsr aud
Circus Sunday last All Of the property has beer
recovered. MI Jabn kusneT hat purchased Them aud,
course will lose the amount paid. The thief has not yet
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~ For Justice Of the Psace.-Please announce j.
mFg Vig IN ftFe1na
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2 Q h1II on saTuTolY, IUIV Ia
III For Falifornia, via Ghagres Nee Orleans
eBA and Ghegres Regular iRe-The "A j fast sal NJ
Robert Leesh now ready to reeeive PASSENGERS and viii
have dispatch IBIS vessel has made three saceesfn VoEagas
TO Chagues with passengers. ard s. deerfey pduular
vessel Persons going chat desired 10 and look
her Mt the Lower Peayune Ter Foe nassaee appy 10
Capt Lestch, on board, nIto
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-02

From YUcATAN.-By late arrival from ST.
sal. the New Orleans papers have news from
Yucatan. Several battles have been fought
BY the volunteers from New Orleans and the
Indians Of Yucatan. On the Gath ult,, Col.
Whites regiment, under command OF 1t. Col.
Besaneon, encountered large body of In
dams, and a severe contest ensued. Capt.
Kelly and 1t. Campbell were. severely -the lat
ter. ovsly-wounded. One private was
killed. The American fore numbered 300, the
Indians from 6000 to 5000.
On the 25th, the Indians made an attack ups
on the town of Tihosuco; Col. White came
up and drove them from the field, after
hard fought action. The regiment lost SO,
killed and wounded; in this fight 1t. Gallagh-
er, of New Orleans, received three mortal shots
while leading his men to the charge. On the
eth, Col, White with detachment of Yucca
,eeos and American volunteers, amounting to
abou, 700 men, took up their march for Tela
a town not far from Tihosuco. They had u
,unning fight al! the way, but they succeeded
III capturing the village and returned to Tho
suco, having los, eight men in the expeditions
y Whtg
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-02

The annex ed lines, written by Fanny KEN
BILE Butler Tin 1896, think) long before the
troubles commenced in Rome, are singuarly
prophetic as well as beautiful;
II may be that the stone which thou art heaving
From off thy peoples neck, may fall and crush
thee,
IL may be that the sudden food shall push thee
From off the rock, whence, prophet like, be-
leving
In Gods great future, thou dost set il free!
Yet heave it, heave it heaven high, nor fear
To be overwhelmed in the first wild career,
OF those long Prisoned tides of Liberty srrs
That stone which thou has lifted from the
heart
OF whole nation, shall become to thee
A glorious monument, such as no art
Fer piled above q mortal memory,
Falling beneath il, ihou shalt have tomb,
That shall make low the hotties, dome Of Rome.