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On Sunday, about noon, a boat, in which were
negro and five boys, accidentally upset under the
draw bridge, when two of the boys drowned-he
saved themselves by holding the tmbsrs OF the bridge
One OF the boys belonged TO AsapL Wales the other Mrs
Juliet Tomkns. They had been GRAND procure
barrel Of water for vessel lying of the upper wharye
Norfolk Herald.
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GAIT AFLOAT-For sale the cargo of the bark Ex.
- press, in superior order and well assorted for uarcu
lars apply to oil JOHN TOOLE, No. % Bank Place.
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BaFka.


CONGRESS WATER Quarts and pints. Just arrived
Olg lwis sLCKLEs s co. 40 and a. Canal st.
MuRRAN's FLUID MAGNEsIA Fresh. ius
ol9 Tvs sICKLEs 8 CO. 40 and IL Canal st.
EL9pR-S36 barrels superfne. landing eI steamer Iowa
OILS 81 A. D. GRIEFF s. CO. Old Levee.
EHEEsE-500 boxes fresh Western ReSslve. and
ole 81 <. D. GRIEFF co. Old Ievss
RUITER-loO irkns prime Goshen in store and landing
ol9 St A. D. GRIEFF q co. Old Leyee.
NNTEsEERN BuTTER-lO0 frkins and us kegs 81
w Louis and Cincinnati in and landing, for BY
dig 81 A. d. GRlEFF < co. Old Leyee.
TIEAR SIDEs-I2 casks tor sale by
~ s24 |. W, ARTHUR y co, : and - New Lesss,
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Sent D0ua for Tridi.-John Bernard and Ann Baker
were yesterday examined before Recorder Genos on the
charge of having been concerned in rObbng Jose Swarez on
the Eth inst OF 60 douboons. Bernard, as will be reco
leced was fellow boarder with Swarez, Main street
and Ann Baker is bis chere Some louboons were
found III her possession when she arrested. Both OF
the accused committed for trial before the First Dis
Iric. COn-t.
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fRR. Il, }. COXE'S EXTRACT OF COPAVIA
RF SARSAPARlLLA AND CUBEBS-This original
preparation has proved itself superior to the Capsules any
other extract and with the recent additions and improvements
VIII rarely fall provided the directions be fully observed
81 To be had at the Corner of Magazine and Pgydras
lu
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Receipts of Produee:

YAAzoo CITY7PsT steamer D Mosby ls7 bales cot.
I'LL MeLsah &co Ss Robson &'Ql ReHs
Pnka Ri TeoIS2 Fellows SEES Wright, William.
fs Earn D9asssP &ses3 War swine
&ce CoR Baekns Mise9s sy@s
y MeftG9llP nj BogaF Foey-i5 J Wight sonI5
Ms A5enny,s Cooper SECS BIandeT. Williams SEQ
PRISCEToS-Pers steamer ans Mo- fSSe asa a co,,
Hin M sl acoI2l2 G n Pnkard &coai4 w Jackson
Summs6g Cocks Seo1iii Frsssn &eo2fS6 II Nc
o%ee &eo PFPe eRSn S, TnGh Mshenny- F
~. BrlEder; WILLIAMS u SECS Wright. Williams 8eo96
Johas-5O Pickett Perkins &co-9i Ii Moore-5o ] Con
Hewitt S hsg oS BpsL.eg
S SGG4G qafsg p y Hawknst WilIans73 Bonner
hannah Carroll &co-Toal, 27O3 bales cotton. '1-
LE-Per steamer Fanny smith 16 bss fsatl
2s3 pcs bagg P swmey Green &eo-5 65s glass Win,
nelly Bezon6 DO eggs Land5 DO 0s 0 Es0eI Dop
do apples etc SehsfsrteinT do il kegs lard 20 bis
oats pats YkeSs butte HurIeys5 bbs lard Oil Marin Over
Poos sP2i BsRe 6hgs fo6sss dc seU
III 6He e9,t9q nh FelseG &fOs e Cocks
&eo38 BTander, Williams &co-7 RICK. S Sea@a5
Wen pssiSiaplIfsl Burke &co-TO,a 40 bales cotton
GIssor Do CSHnOS &co"l on 4RaE shaw hlS
o zaa no K oa N %anE s 55 h
henneay toseT-l4 do apples ThOmpson-5 do E New,
691 bacon W Patch sos bb crackers Bsc fe1
Il hhds tobacco w G Robmson-sundnes to order
do small Safs Do 20 Pr sb SHT s eSn9s
Do w Giyens46l SKIS OATS 80 els packing yarn KennFrt
Dix &co-z6 els rope Parmele & Bro-T ties lard Nye BIZ
&co-SS cks bacon keep-l0O bbls apples 80 ks pos
to order. - 80
!, D9oNALDsoNYILLE--Per steamer Mary Foley. 10
hhds sugar (new) Roman & Kernan-50 bbls molass u
Shih-4O do Bogart Foey-2O bales moss Druilhet Son
d do ; Iurner-suHdres To order.
BALlZE-Per steamer I boswell: 10 hhds sugar Lal
ands-4 do, Dbl do, "a do molases d Denegre-S do
hhds sugar Payne 4 Harrson2J bbs do T Rhinehardt
&co-4 hhds oranges Book &co-l5 SKIS rice Jeanfrau-
sundres to order.
COnSigneess
Per steamship Pacific, from New York & r C;el3ss-I
? Bar6our-Headerson Il Peae-P Guirenger-Walt &
DeSaulles-J Har-Brander, Williams &cI-5 NIeyile-M
Bonlemnnt-A Cohen-P 4 Z Reilly-Clark AIkins-
Sckles &c0-P w Woodruff Slawson-R Reck-C
Sewart-Jno HuHsy-N FOlgef-T C Payan-Ino Henry
&co-Mash Raneu-D Seanlan-E Z Aaron-Cleye
land Dros-J WoOtworth-W Sricklapd-J q Mor9anE
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.HAEANA-Pers steamship Pacific: 7S09 segars, Jsn.
nings1i9'O do n Z Lyman-3Qg0 do EIiot-2756 VIM
John Elott-a500 do Van Bergen-I50O do Turk-90O
w UWuhart-Iot of fruit to order
bricks Simpson.
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Baltimore. F s' ''O"i N'"'is 'o'
Oct 3, brig Telegraph. from Thomaston for Nos lat 90
~, long 120 lS-S days out.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET,


Monday Evening, October a 1886 !
Arrived to-day Princeton head of Cattle and
50 Hogs moderate stock of Beef Cattle good supply Of
Hogs Mich Cows and Calves in market bat few Sheep
PRIoEs: Beef Cattle, 3lI96c. y h net; Hogs
at HaE15c v b net Sheep, 81 O0D3 25P head; EleA
6ss 90 v head.
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NEW HORK-Per ship Creole: 80 bales cotton A05 hhds
tobaeeo 4l6 bales hemp q bb OIL 200 walnut lumber
slaves. - -
PENSACOLA-Pers chr Ella: 20 bb flour $50 SKIS corn
10 do coffee, 40 bales hay 5 ties rice.
PENSACOLA-Per sc1r Nisiter: 20 bbs -four 3 cks bs
con, A9 bdls suudries. - ' ~ "
ST MARTINS-Per steamer Spray 30 bbls -four 81 do
whisky do pork, 30 kegs lard so els rope eks bacon
and sundries.
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List of vessels in Fort Not Cleared,
ShIps.

N9ts.n the R.FIt municipality in the sslsy
a5s b mi ne N'5 csmasnes Al The RailrSud up
ne Secoud tu2 the NsI NbsFs the
ng Ne being EatbSat Landing. In Third fSl ms
amLlmce 8. The A-rsal and lsln No
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~ ?. Regular Ten Day Bends Packet NO
45FEsSa4, IA NtA-E or Napoleon, Mouth Arkanaas
1as2rS and " bite Rivers, Lake Bolver. GreenyifIa
phncs. On Lake Providence and Fi,kshnglhe splendid
anu sW running passenger steamer MONA " II Can't q
3. Cobb, viii positively leave for the above aud all the
bends on THURSDAY, the 18th inst. at 10 O'Clock g. NJ
or freight Passage apply board foot Cana St. or 10
o1- I. b. SMITH, 50 Mugazines
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NaHic{pai SGie-The Mayor yesterday disposed of the
privilege of collecting the oyster boat tax the First NUM-
cipay, for the of S5OO Peter Esneo the purcha
His honor also have sold the contract for gradp
Orleans street, but the sale was postponed.
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KDlYect Rl1lWOrtNt6Oss.

P. M L L A R D, g. Royal street.
IN The subscriber having just Europe enabled
to offer his friends and the public ul complete assortment
OF Goods in his line tected by himself from the Manufacture of
Europe with the and attention, among which will be
found the following:
MARBLED-sCcretares Fauteus, CnnoPe, TctssTees Mar
lues Consoles, Jardniers,
CURTAIN sTuFFs-Of every variety and quality, comprising
very rich and splendid patterns.
PORCELAlNE D SEVREs-CystauI de Venice, including
every variety goods Of fancy aud PaPier Mache,
Bronzes Statues Psntue, Aane Ornaments, Vases, Services
Table, including Breakfast Dinner an Tea Sets Perfume
Bottles Of raised Glass and varegatrd cOluT5,
LAMPs-Of eyay description, both Bronze aud Porceane aIo
anew and article, which be usrI Lamp
Vase.
APEsTRY-A and complete assortment OF sh AMI splendid
patterns.
BALLS AND sClREEs-EveTy variety of msns inculng
Luses, Candeiabas Ornamental China Groups Of Figures
Flower Vases, Flower Baskets, etc.
The above goods just received per Brunswick Magnolia
Beatrice from Hayre. The public and examine
his stock OF novelties which he Offering most reasonable
terns o2l II
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letter from MIR. WIFI read, stating that hs counsel
had advised him apply fora writ Of quo 1arrepto
against Mr. Mcneil, that the belonged to the Coun
Gil, ETC. The whole matter was referred the judiciary
Committee.
The Special Committee, 10 whom the matter REFERRED
reported that the charges against Surveyor Demecour
were not suJstautiated
Mr. Beanregad's resolutions, requiring the Finance Com
nlttee to inquire into the state Of municipal finances and fur
hsh abatement OF the assets, property, of the Munich
patty, with such suggestions their wisdom and financial
acueness might dictate were passed.
Mr. Bruneau presented resolution, that syndIc for the
rural portions OF Fourth Ward should be elected the 18th
Of October inst. Salary 800. Adopted.
Mr. Beauregard Offered resolution, that the Police Com
nttee be instructed to draft code Of rules for the
ment of the Police Aso, that committee be appointed to
confer with the Water and Gas Companies, preparatory
arrangements for the supply OF those articles the Third Mu
Eepalty Adopted And for the latter committee were ap
pointed Niessrs. Beauregard, Paisley aud Dem.
The Council adjourned.
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l OUIsiANA HOTEI-No. as TchouplouIas -,
street.-The subscribe, in returning thanks 10 fssr
MS friends and the public for the patronage bestowed %
on MIN during the past season, begs leave inform sih
them that he has fitted his this spng entirely
new, and he hopes by strict attention, combined with mod
crate charges, to merit q continuance of the same.
~ attached TO the premises is fine Bath-house and
Billiard Room.
Omnibusses to and from Lafayette to Canal street,
and Lower Cotton Press. the hotel every fifteen min,
utes Attentive PoTteIs always in attendance
olS Il M. ASPllIl, Proprietor,
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FOr MohiIe-DaIJV

IA. b. IUF eHttFepOFt, Grand 5.CUFe and
La73f 80 Ale%alGHa-Ihn fine light draurh ii amer
gExzs@s-5s "OoDsElAN. =. Ferronce mast r. viii
leave for the above and intermediate landirrs NEjEI,E
DAY, the I'D instant, at O'Clock NJ For i[rtgiI or
PASSAGE apply board foot OF Customho sreet r f
T. Is. SMlTH, So Maga71es ST.
P. S-fhe steamer C0nane will run in CONNECTION with
he Wo0dsman and viii meet her at the Falls At hleXan.
dna The Cor4ne being very light draueht, SINNERS may
depend upon their freight being taken through without
delay. - Iher= VIII be clerk on the I.evee Monday
MOInng to receive reIgMt for The Steamer Mogl.nHn VI
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70 REIGN PORT

-, FOR LIVERPOOL-Th The A British ship
sff4z ERIN 60 BI2AGH, Capt. Thompson, will
@ have dispatch for the above port. For freight or
passage, apply to the Capt, board or tn
g. w. OLIVER, q St Charles It.
This vessel take heavy freight early appca-
Llln Is maze q
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TIE WcThsr.-fhe weather continues cool and pleasant.
The fine bracng air has given impetus business aud
extensive Levee beginning its wonted winter
Appearance large number Of steamboats, have arrived
within the last three days. and their rich cargoes are being
transferred warehouse giving emp oyment to thou
sands Of drlys and aborer and giving lively appearance to
: he t-
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FRsd.-Mehael McCabe was yesterday brought before
Recorder Genos the charge of threatening to chop up
Frank Alderman with bowie knife. He was fined $25
and bound over to keep the for carrying concealed
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SIN FRANCISCO EEGUL.4R LINE
III FOR san FEIANCEsCO.-The a l, fast sail
81 2 ing ship GEORGE STEVE Ems, Captain John
As Cushing now loading for the above port and will
nave all pOzs dispatch. This ship superior order cop
pered and well found in every respect For freight or pas
sage apply on board opposite Post 49, Second Municipality,
J. r. WHITNEY IL 90, 81 Camu IL
je4 WILLIAM J. DEWEY. 81 Graviar at.
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AGEtVGOs
Steamship Pacific, Lieut. Jarvis, commander from New
FORK, lin, va Havana, 18th inst to Armstrong, Law
Bark Mary Parker Aud 20 days from Chagres in balar
to maser-3d ny. -
U schr Arspe Ryan, DAYS from TAMPA Bay in ballast
to U ) Or master-3d my.
sehr Martha Webber, days from Pensacola-Basn
sTEAMBOATs.
Saluda Lynn, from st Louis
Fanny Smith, Richards, from Louisville
Montgomery, Estes from Princeton.
Pnnceton, Camngton from ct Louis.
ID Mosby, kerchival, from Yazoo City.
Mary Foley, Dalieres, from DonaldsonYiIe.
- J L boswell, Larose from the Baize.
Iowboat Diamond, LaPlace, from the Pases-brougb M
bark Mary Parker and schr Arispe. ~
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Fre-Tha alarm of fire about two O'Clock yesterday
morning. caused by the burning of the coffee house OF
b. Thubert, the of Rousseau and Phillip Streets
But little Of the furniture was saved.
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Foreign Por

BoSIoNICld Oct 70, ship Comeia. Blanchard; Ram
for Morris. F N' eON'
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L1Hd Slides near The Steam MIL of Andrcp
BroTH, ESg.-We are sorry to learn that the pre-
sent iow water has caused large and dangerous
land slides in the vicinity of Mr.. B-owns immense
seam.Saw mill establishment. He was obliged 10
pull down aud remove his steam planning mill, or it
would have been praci1ilated into the river These
cracks and land slides are much more frequent
after the occurrence Of a long continued pressure If
high water against the bank, and when that pres.
sure ceases on account OF low water. We NOTICE
that Mr.. Browns breakwater, built ont into Il g
river to turn its current and prevent from teari
away the shores below il, and which has been Of
so much service in protecting Natchez Lludipr
has been much broken and injured by the III, h
water of the last Two years. II was built at M
Browns private expense and cost several thousal
dollars. 1t will require some one or two thousar
dollars TO repair the damages and as its benefits
far more public than private, the city of Natchez,
in all justice, should lend aid and give a helping
hand to the repairs. [Concordia Intelligencer
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Recorder CGdUGiS IOCk.-One of the hardest crowds we
have seen in long time, concentrated yesterday morning
in Recorder Caldwes dock In fact, the spacious dock
not large enough TO contain all the prisoners and consdea
BILE number ranged outside Nagrarcy was the prnci
pal CHARGE and The woTkOue received IN addition to its
cIeady large phaanS. Some five females wee among
The prisoners all of whom We're charged with having got
drunk and disturbed the peace. Three them were fined
$40 EACH and they able fork over they were
furnished with tickets to the Hevia Institute.
Thomas Crane was brought the charge OF carrying
sluggish and attempting strike the watchman who
arrested him with it, Thomas tod very fine story but it
would mt 90 down, and he was fined 50. Thomas Barrett
was fined two dollars for disturbing the peace John Byrue
was called up to answer the charge of attempting to take
wachmans club from him. Ellen OKeete was fined $40
for disturbing the peace and abusing the watchman A
large number OF other petty disposed Of but none
OF them worthy Of special notice.
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SHIPPING
pOMESTIC POh s


H6s=. FOR NEW YORK VIA HAVANA
ETK9SA United State Mail Steamsbin C,omoanv
new and magnificent stsaInship PAIIFIC
y: Jarvis, commanding viii leave on MONDAY, the
soth 81 Oct9Ders az ocock A. M RuncnaLy, from
He mean OF 81 vary street LAFAYETTE The arrange
or me comfort OF passenger are on the most liberal sea
In her spacious saloons and ventilated cabins andstae
o9a5 are combined a We OF i,5t rate note
ali SlIips Of III com6a6y s' ' 's''' ~""
,,'.FATEs OF PASSAGE
To New York-SaloOn -. ,.,,.',..... . q 75
gtandee berth. fory.arfI saloon S;n
tn Havana-iste r,,7yn 6srik s.ion, 'i''' >
- Paseg far ay v9 a 9qg' ,s 81
Lhe Spanish I ,lr,g ' ' ~
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS,
LATITUDE aso57 80'N.-LosorrUDr zoo W.-iD Time. GA

Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Creole, Pierce, NewYork 10 Woodyuf # Srco
Sp bark Osiris, Pew, BARGE ona, i Pratt
Schr Ella, Taylor, Pensacola, / HnTieg
schr Nisiter, Perry, Pensacola, WASTE
Steamer Spray, Ladd, st Martins, Masef
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Photographed to the Evening Pioaynns !

u
The Vermont Legislature has elected Hon. Solo
mon Foot, U. S. Senator in place of Samuel s.
Phelps.
The Democrats of New Hampshire have nomin-
ated John Atwood, Of New Boston, for Governor.
BALTIMORE, Saturday, October 10.
A difference has occurred between the partners
in the house Of VIM. Howell " Son, of Baltimore,
and Howell Frazier 81 Co., of NewOrleans. Jno.
B. Howell publishes card cautioning the public
against negotiating for bills, promssory notes, &c.
payable to or endorsed by VIM. Howell & Son,
unless by written consent Of all parties. ]. 3
Howell announces dissolution of the co-partner-
ship. The difficulty has been growing for some
time.
At NewYork, to-day, cotton was firm; fair
Orleans, Isl mddling, 14s. The sales Of the
week amounted to 10000 bales. Provisions were
firm. Mess pork, III lard, u: bacon firm
sugar quiet; coffee dull; sterling, 1O7
The steamer Philadelphia arrived from Chagres
with cSOO,OOO in gold dust and 140 passengers
Her news is the that brought by the Cres-
cent City.
LorIsv1LLE, October 10.
There four and a half feet water in the chan
mel at Pittsburgh yesterday and rising. Heavy
rains have fallen there, and also all the way down
from Pittsburgh to Memphis. We have now
prospect of high water.
The first fugitive slave case has been tried at
Philadelphia and terminated in the discharge of
the negro. The claimant failed to make out his
case.
Untted States Steamer Saranac.-The Ports
mouth (Va) Pilot states that the immense boiler
OF the United States steamer Saranac was put into
IT'S place, and this very effective war ship will soon
be ready for sea service. The following is list of
the Saranac's officers:
josiah Tatnal, Captain; T, L. Brent WIN. o. Carr w.
May, George Wells Lleqteuants N Pincknev Surgeon;
J. J; Jones, Purse 7. Dougherty, Lieut. Com Marines
A. N. Smith. Acting Master; NJ Duval, Passed Assistant
Surgeon = B. Elliott, j. r Hall, Passed Midshipmen b.
Gheadi J. D. Raney, ID. G. Livingston, Midshpmen W.
W. w. Wood, Chief Engineer J. w. King, w +, Lynch,
T. A. Jackson, Assistant En- gneers.
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NEW ORLEANS:
TIEsDAY MORNING. OCTOBER %. 1850

Third yNauieipallU Council. This body met last evening"
message from the Mayor received Ills honor
n!ts Of the resolutions Of Council Of Municipality No
One, in relation to the recommended in his
message to the General Council, to the
mercia interests Of the city Referred special committee
His honor also transmits the resolutions Of General Council
Of the 10Th inst, concerning public balls. Referred
special committee.
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Later from EVrope-ArrivqL of the steamship
america at HaLifaL.- The steamship America
arrived at Halifax at half-past two o'clock P. NJ on
the 18th inst
The Hibernia arrived at Liverpool on Sunday
night and the ~ ashlngton reached SOUTHAMPTON
on the 4th inst. The Asia was spoken off Holy
head on the 9th inst, The America passed the
Pacific in lat. 81 is.
The political intelligence brought by this arrival
is not important.
There had been great stir in England in steam
navigation 1t is said the City of Glasgow has
been purchased to run between Liverpool and
Philadelphia, in connection with another steamer
which will soon be put upon the line. 1t is also
stated that Cunard's new steam propeers will run
between Newly ork and Glasgow direct.
The war in the Duchies has been renewed with
great vigor the Hosteiners having gained slight
advantage, but without coming to any important
result.
Mail Ro55ers.-Five persons had been arrested
at Philadelphia, charged with being concerned in
the late Mail robbery, Of whom turned States
evidence
riot at Jenny Linds Concert in Boston on Saturday
night, owing to Barnum selling too many tickets.
Lieut.. George NJ. Totten, has been assigned the
command of the new and powerful U. S. Mail
steamer Columbia, that is to ply between San
Francisco and Oregon.
The U. S frgate St. Lawrence, Capt Paulding
| was at Bremenhaven the 18th of September, ex.
Pecting to sail shortly for the United States Al
| we'll
The U. s Coast Surveying steamer Jefferson
Lieut. Lee commanding, arrived at Norfolk on tie
| 18th, from a cruise.
| Lieut.. James w. Cooke has been relieved from
| duty at the Pensacola Navy Yard. His successor
| IS Lieut. James NJ. Watson, who has arrived and
| reported to Commodore Newton for duty.
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"A Dog CISe.-A dog case by which hangs tale of some
interest," before Recorder Genos yesterday morning. and
created, Tor the time being, considerable interest. respec
table looking lady, with black eyes, black dress and black
bonnet together with very voice. appeared before
his honor and unioded tale TO make the heart bleed in re.
gard TO her iavorte canine companion, "Dudu.'' She
stated that Dudu Disappeared she knew not WHITTIER some
months since and for days and weeks she remained nconsoa
he Time at length soened her grief and she had almost
learned 10 forget the dear ANIMAL when fate threw
way TO recover her treasure. She the market on Sun
day morning, in the Rc! of purchasing very fine cabbage
when she was lewdered and thrown eCstGse by the
sight of her lost Dudu. The vegetable was dropped in an
instant, to the great aOnshmen and of the vendor
and the canine Individual folded her arms At this
moment handsome young up. and ca'si his
Pompey' to come to him. As matter of course,
followed, The handsome young insisted that the ami
mai belonged 10 him, md that his POmpey. As
matter Of course, the question could he settled by physical
force, and after many high words both parties agreed refer
the the Recorder. They appeared before him
cOdgly and stated their The handsome young
asserted that POmpey given to him by friend several
weeks SINCE while the lady by all that sacred that
it her dear Dudu, and not POmpey. The Recorder
puzzled but, like Solomon of old, he finally resolved
throw aside The law and decide the original principles
lie placed the parties opposite sides Of the oOm and the
dog in the middle telling each of them (o the dOg) call
simultaneously POmpey and Dudu The order Obeyed
and the O appeared be much puzzled his honor
before The endeatng words and enticng gestures
were held him either side, and for time he mani.
tested inclination stick to the handsome young man. and
the lady almost into fits. The handsome young man
smiled aud appeared think the dog his own but alas for
his hopes the lady gathered all er strength for final effort
and called Dudu in such tone of voice, that the latter
seemed think there trying get aroun it, and
he rushed her. This decided the case and the lady re-
turned thanks in pTOusOn for the OF her property
while the handsome young man went away looking decidedly